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G Gamma setting, 70 H HDTV, 109 Height of image, adjusting, 41 to 42 Help, 9, 103 to 104 Highlighting tools, 73 to 74 I iBook, connecting to, 18 iMac, connecting to, 12 Image adjusting, 40 to 42, 70 to 71 capturing and saving in projector, 75 to 77 correcting shape, 42, 78, 97 displaying on laptop screen, 94 focusing, 40 positioning, 41 to 42, 70 problems, 93 to 99 raising, 41 to 42 resizing, 42 size and projection distance, 112 to 114 size, minimum and maximum, 105 switching source, 38 to 39 zooming, 40 Interface devices, connecting, 34 K Kensington anti-theft device, 17 Keyboard software, 50 to 51 USB, 34 Keystone correction, 42, 97, 105 L Lamp number of hours used, 80 replacing, 86 to 88 specifications, 106 status light, 92 timer, resetting, 88 130 Index Lens cleaning, 84 options, 13, 112 to 114 specifications, 105 Lens shift knob, 41 Lights, status, 92 to 93 Logo, saving on projector, 75 to 77 Lumens (specification), 105 M Macintosh adapter, 14, 20 Manuals, 10 Memory card, 32 to 33 Menu system detailed description, 69 to 81 overview, 67 to 68 resetting menu options, 81 Monitor Out pin assignments, 111 Mouse cable, 22 to 23 Mouse, connecting to projector, 34 N Network configuring projector to, 48 to 50 connecting cable to projector, 32 creating shared folders on a remote drive, 55 to 61 designing and setting up, 31 establishing connection in projector software, 52 to 54 testing connection, 51 No signal, 94 No-Signal Msg setting, 78 NTSC, 108 to 110 O Optional parts, 13 to 14 P PAL, 108 to 110 Password to Easy Configuration, 49 to shared folder on remote hard drive, 58

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Index
G
Gamma setting, 70
H
HDTV, 109
Height of image, adjusting, 41 to 42
Help, 9, 103 to 104
Highlighting tools, 73 to 74
I
iBook, connecting to, 18
iMac, connecting to, 12
Image
adjusting, 40 to 42, 70 to 71
capturing and saving in projector, 75 to 77
correcting shape, 42, 78, 97
displaying on laptop screen, 94
focusing, 40
positioning, 41 to 42, 70
problems, 93 to 99
raising, 41 to 42
resizing, 42
size and projection distance, 112 to 114
size, minimum and maximum, 105
switching source, 38 to 39
zooming, 40
Interface devices, connecting, 34
K
Kensington anti-theft device, 17
Keyboard
software, 50 to 51
USB, 34
Keystone correction, 42, 97, 105
L
Lamp
number of hours used, 80
replacing, 86 to 88
specifications, 106
status light, 92
timer, resetting, 88
Lens
cleaning, 84
options, 13, 112 to 114
specifications, 105
Lens shift knob, 41
Lights, status, 92 to 93
Logo, saving on projector, 75 to 77
Lumens (specification), 105
M
Macintosh adapter, 14, 20
Manuals, 10
Memory card, 32 to 33
Menu system
detailed description, 69 to 81
overview, 67 to 68
resetting menu options, 81
Monitor Out pin assignments, 111
Mouse cable, 22 to 23
Mouse, connecting to projector, 34
N
Network
configuring projector to, 48 to 50
connecting cable to projector, 32
creating shared folders on a remote drive,
55 to 61
designing and setting up, 31
establishing connection in projector
software, 52 to 54
testing connection, 51
No signal, 94
No-Signal Msg setting, 78
NTSC, 108 to 110
O
Optional parts, 13 to 14
P
PAL, 108 to 110
Password
to Easy Configuration, 49
to shared folder on remote hard drive, 58