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WARNING. lionslorFCC corn pl nee This equipment has been tested and found to Th equ pment complies with the requirements of comply with the limits of a Class A digital device, FCC(Federal Communication Commission )Class pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. 8 equipment provided that the following ‘ conditions are met. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the 1. Video signal cables: equipment is operated in a commercial Double shielded coaxial cables(so called FCC environment. shielded cable) must be used. The outer shield must be connected to the ground. If normal coaxial This equipment generalesmses, and can radiate cables are used. they must be enclosed in metal radio frequency energy, and if not installed and pipes or similar material to reduce the interference used in accordance with the user guide, may they may cause interfere with radio communications. 2. Power cord: Operation ofthis equipment in a residential area is A Shielded power cord must be used. The outer likely to cause interference in which case the user shield must be grounded. will be required to correct the interference at his own expense 3. Video Inputs: The amplitude of the input signal must not exceed the level specified in this user‘s guide. Important Safety Precautions Warning following these instructions could prevent posslble Injury or death. Ill-my ofthe events listed below occur, swttch To prevent possible electrle shtick or EAUTION: proiector OFF, pull power plus our of power fire, Keep liquids away from To prevent possible eye do 5“ . source, and Contact service technician. projector: Do not look directly e Iaur light 0 It' then: is an abnormal men or smoke I Do not use lhe projector hear from the apenurr at the ant til“ the o trtuiltttnly trim is no plclure, no count or an waterttiich as a shower. itnlt. etc l Remit Cnnlml Unil abhor-m1 sound - Do not put an open container with 0 no NOT paint the laser light at an) O u‘wutcr or any other liquid enters the projector liquid on up near the projcclor (such Perm-fl me To prevent possible electric shock or fire, IS a vase. are" beverage Will-flinch Iurldle power cord and power plug with core: "C; ) , , , AM do "0' look “Mill’ln'o 11")!er 0 Do not touch the power cord with wet hands. ”0 "M "m" 3 “mg" “71°“ "W "Y lens when lamp i! "ll 0 T0 DISCONNBCT THE UNlT mom THE P!" of the Pmiettnr: 0 Flrvtfll all people.=sp§§ial_ly titan . rowan SOURCE, cusp THE powER a To prevent electric shock or fire, do not children, from looking into the projlxlul pLUGVAND pULL D0 N01- pthL THE insert i metal or tritium-tile object lent when the ltitui is lit. rowan coaolTSE'L’r. through the ventilation hflles. etc» Do nut xuhjecl projector to physical shock I Do not damage the power cord by pulling, ‘ if mm!" mm" “m" ‘h‘ Pmlmw- or place projector an unstable surface: bending. heating. orplacing heavy objects on iL "W“ I! OFF '"d W" the WW“ Plus 0 oui or the power tuning. ' Prevent mull children from inserting objects“ into the projector. . Only use recommended power supply: a Do not use tiny powzr scum! thn has i Do not place the projector in a location where it is likely to be struck or bumped IND , Avoid placing the projector on i shelf. cabin-2L etc that cannot adequately suppnl l , , ils welght. or that is on In inclined non. . gm'flfif 0m“ “2“ W" ‘h'5 "5" 5m“ a When the projeulor is placed on a lai1|= Mllll ' W” ‘“' casters. set the caster stoppers to prevent moiemcnt. Caution Followingthesc instructions tnulu prmnt ptrsonal injury or damage in the projector. To prevent damage from heat build-up: Do not Place projector In a mnlst or dusty Have inside of projector cleaned at least - Clean the fur filter trier every 100 hours or place: every two (2) years: upcmllon 0 Do not place the projector in an ma 0 Contact servlcc technir t’or tttl'omiutltnl 0 Do lml place the projector in direct sunlight containing steam (from humldificr, about when: to have the inside cleaned or near a source otheal like a furnace, etc.) .dtlst, or soul (from a irate. etc). Net-er attempt to aperture crhimt to clean electric henlcr. etc. it projector wlll not he used for a long "x Inside Brill; vmjcmr yourself- . Do not block Venlliutlun holes (by placing um, pull m" power plug and dos, k,“ o to clean the lens and ca in Jutlan- the the pl'ujcclol' on its side, or on a carpet, my,“ inslmclitms on page:le hedspluild clc ) Do not place heavy objects on the 0 Place the projector at lens! to cm from any projector. null ltlluwtng space for the \enlll:|tlon Ilillcnl CONTENTS FCC Information .......................................... 1 Important Safety Precaution ......................... 1 Getting Started Package Contents ....................................... 3 Installation .................................................. 3 Inserting Batteries into Remote Control Unit Connecting input/output Devices ................... 4 Side connector Panel Example of System Setup Operation Projecting a Picture .................................. 5 Turning Off the Projector Positioning the Projector Setting the Projection Angle Controls and indicators ............................. 7 Adjusting the projected image ............ A .9 Technical Information Specifications ................................................ 15 Timing Chart ................................................. 17 Troubleshooting On-Screen Warning Messages. Problem Solving Messages ...... . Control Panel indicators .......................................... 19 Maintenance Cleaning Instructions .............................................. 20 Cleaning the Air Filter Cleaning the Lens Cleaning the cabinet 1! Getting Started Congratulation on purchasing a JEAN JR097A LCD projector! Save the original box and all packing material for future shipping needs Package Contents JEAN JR097A LCD Projector Remote Control Unit/Mouse & Laser Pointer 2 AA batteries AC power cords RGB computer video cable(15—oin mini D«sub connector) Video/audio cable(RCA connectors) Audio (stereo) mini-DIN cable User's guide Installation 1. Connect signal Input cables With both the JR097A and the computer powered OFF, connect the appropriate video and audio cables to the computer. VCR, or other input sources, 2 Connect power cord Connect the power cord to a properly grounded AC outlet, then to the JR097A. 3. Power-ON projector and all input devices (computer, VCR. etc) 0 Power-On the JR097A projector. o Power-ON all input devices. 4.Install batteries Into Remote Control Unit 0 See instructions below. Inserting Batteries into the Remote Control Unit 1. Remove the compartment cover by sliding it Caution: in the direction of the arrow shown below ‘ 1 \ \ , . , 2. Insert the “(lemme type) with the . W a_ 0 r may dimW'JDQLflJL 19 not anodes. hurting batteries. be cantul to Insgrtjherm L": Seth-gem Marinate-I not uslrmrtno Remote Control Unit tor an extended period moi/app batteries. BQVHOSPLHQIA theflomoto Control unit 9!‘ any wot surface “l 3. Replace the compartment cover. close to the cooling fan urn-e projector. polarities (+,-) facinn t A direginn shown below, User Controls and Indicators . User Controls and indicators . Standby/on : Power control switch; power is turned on and the projector is warming up. During this warm‘up period, no other image can be projected onto the screen about 30 seconds. 0 mute: Press the MUTE bottom to instantly mute the sound. Press again to restore the previous sound level. 0 Input: To select the desired input signal. Analog l—)Analog 2—)VIDEO—)S-VIDEO ' 1 : To activate or exit OSD control palette. a V : To scroll down cursor or decrease adjustment. 0 ‘ : To scroll up cursor or increase adjustment. 0 2; To enter fimctionaladjustment. Control Panel Indicators Define: POWER” LAMP TEMP MEANING LED LED LED A. Orange off off standby B. Blinks Orange off off lamp warming up or cooling down. C. Green off off normal operation D. Blinks Orange off blinks red cooling fan is not working properly. E. Blinks Orange blinks red off temperature inside projector is too high or lamp abnormal _TEMP FEVER LAMP MUTE Stone! Ey/Dn INPUT cl Connecting Input/Output Devices Side Connector Panel Analog I & Analog 2: Two D-sub 15 pin input ports (to video output of computers) S-Video input: Mini DIN 4 PIN input ports (used with S-VIDEO ou'tput equipment) VIDEO input: RCA type (used with composite video output equipment) AudiaL , R: RCA type, left/right input ports. (used with either S-VIDEO or composite VIDEO outputs) Audio input: Stereo mini type (stereo audio with RGB input) Audio output: Stereo mini type (to audio amplifying equipment) PS/2 mouse output: The mouse cursor can be controlled on remote control disk pad by connecting the cable from projector to a computer. PS/2 mouse input: Connecting mouse to this port to control the cursor. O ORQO ANALEIG 1 must nut mum IN aunm BUT C? O: ANALDG 2 MUSE IN AUDID IN PS/2 mouse connector mini Din 6 pin 1"! G U Example of System Setup CZ“) ©© ©© ©© Audio ampilying equipment Desktop Computer ANALDG 1 "WEI: m valflfn Laptop Computer VCR wlli’l S-VHS out Operation Projecting a Picture Thrning Off The Projector 1 Pmlver ON theirojgctor. Set the MAIN POWER 1 Press STANDQY/ON button (on control Panel or switch to ON (located on the side Connector Panel) Remote Control Bnit) for one (1) second. The ON The ON indicator lights orange. indicator blinks orange and the projector lamp turns off. 2 Press the STANDBYlQNbuttgn on the Projector QAIHION: Always press the STANDBY/ON button before Control Panel or on the Remote Control Unit. 1 The ON indicator blinks orange during warm-up and stays orange when projector is ready tor use. Note: The power can not be turned on if the STANDBY/ON button Is pressed within 30 seconds after Pressing STANDBV/ON button) , the power is turned off. ' 3 Position the protector the desired distance from the 3 EQWGTOFF the projector . Set the MAN POWER I “filing OFF the MAIN power. This allows tho rm to cool down the projector. 2 Wajtyrrfilwthe fag stops (about 30 seconds after projection screen. then set the projegtion angle by “itch to OFF- positioning the foot adjusters (See Positioning the Projector and Setting the Projection Angle below.) 4 Power ON all connected input devices 5.Select the sig ouroe : press the INPUT button on the projector or one of the INPUT buttons on the Remote Control Unit NOTE: To switch between ANALOG1 and ANALOGZ use the INPUT menu. ti Using buttons on the Remote Control Unit or the control panel on top of the projector. Adjust the picture size with the ZOOM button, then adjust the focus using the FOCUS button. Positioning the Projector The projector must be horizontal to get u distortlon-fm picture. Please the projector on a table-top or other flat surface. Us: lhc chan bchm m dcrcl'mlnc the placement of the projection screen. :- tale 20.5 39.8 59.1 78-3 97.6 116.9 136.2 155.5 174-8 194-0 q: dam 6m Frejett 170 cm». CAUTION To prevent a build~up of heat that can damage the projector Q Be especially careful not to block ventilation holes when installing the ) projector. 0 Only use this plojcctor in the homon Posnlon Setting the Projection Angle ] While filnly grasping the front ofthe projector with both hands, use your index finger to push —and hold-the Adjuster Euttnns (located on the sides ofthe projector) 2 While pressing the Adjuster Buttons, tilt the front ofthe projeemr up in order to adjust the viewing angle. Then (while still gasping the Projccmr) release the Adjuster Buttons. Securely locking the front foot Adjusters. 3 To make fine adjustments, turn the base of the Front Adjusters. Front ”in! (”a w“ CAUTION . ' Ali-news . To prevent possible injury or damage to the projector, make sure you are holding onto the projector securer before you unlock the foot adjusters Q Securely lock the Front Adjusters. . Do not unnecessary force when you move the foot adjusters. Remote Control Define: . Standby/on button lnput button MUTE button 1 button Same as user controls define T ' button A button 2 button LASER button: Toggles laser-pointer on/off Caution: To prevent possible eye damage Do not look directly at the laser light emitted from the laser aperture of the remote control unit. Do not point the laser light at any persons eyes. Auto button: Automatically adjusts vertical/horizontal position, horizontal size and phase. INFO button: To display input signal information. Blank button: To display blank screen. Zoom +‘ - button: To adjust the size of the screen image. VOL +,- button: To adjust loudness of audio output. Disk PAD: Moving your thumb on this pad corresponds to moving the mouse to change the cursor position. LM button: This button corresponds to the left mouse button for pc. RM button: This button corresponds to the right mouse button for pc. CAUTION To prevent possible eye damage: .DO NOT look directly at the laser light emitted from the laser Aperture ofthe Remote control Unit QDO NOT point the laser light at any person’s eyes Adjusting the'Projected Image Main menu The main menu is shown below, Image Adjust: Color Temperature Audit: Menu Advanced Menu Setup Menu rv Fla CONTRAST Adjusts the difference between the image background (black level) and the foreground (whiteievely [' ] decreases,[ ‘] increases contrast. BRIGHTNESS Adjusts background black level of the screen image. ['] decreases brighmess,[ A] increases brightness. m + : f Image Adjust Menu The image Adjust menu is shown below. V H,, V. Position H size ‘ phase A Zoom ‘ keystone Note: H. Size, phase cannot be adjusted with VIDEO signal input. AUTO TUNE Automatically sizes, oentersmd fine tunes the video signal to eliminate “noise“ and distortion. Press[2]to activate NOTE Auto Tune 0 May require several seconds to execute 0 May not operate correctly with some projected images. fl}! POSITION (Horizontal Position) moves the screen image to the left or to the right. [' ] moves screen image lefi,[ ‘] moves screen image right. ‘ V POSITION (Vertical Position) moves the screen image up or down. I' ] moves screen image down,[ ‘ ] moves screen image up. 2, H SIZE (Horizontal Size) adjusts the width of screen image. [v ] decreases the width of screen image,[ ‘ ] increases the width of screen image. MPhase minimizes the video distortion. Press [" ] or [A ] to adjust to your preference. SJZoom expands and contracts the entire screen image. [‘] Expands the screen image. ['] Contracts the screen image. Q1 Keystone Reduces keystone distortion at top or bottom of picture caused by raising the front of projector using the adjusters. Color Temperature Color Menu The color temperature Color menu is shown below: DIOI’ Temperature al User Color—Individual adjustments for red, green and blue. 1. From the USER COLOR screen, press ['] or [‘] to highlight red, green, or blue, then press button [2] to it. 2. To adjust a highlighted color, press ['] or [‘]. The number next to the status bar changes accordingly 3‘ To save your adjustment and exit a color, press button [1]. Note: For VIDEO signal input the color temperature menu is chown below: Audio Menu loAudio Source Allows you to choose the audio input source. 2.Vo|ume : Allows you to adjust the audio signal gain. 3.Bass: Allows you to emphasis or attenuation for Low frequency. 4.Tribal: Allows you to emphasis or attenuation for higher frequency. Advanced Menu Selecting the Advanced Menu from the Main Menu takes you to the menu shown below. Advanced Menu ‘Scallng l Sharpness cl Information ' Blank HScaling adjusts the input signal to the screen size using the following options. Press ['] or [“ l to select from the menu: (1) Fill All (2) 1 : 1 (3) 16:9 (Only for video input) zisharpness adjusts the clarity and focus of the screen image. Press [' l or [‘ ] to adjust the image sharpness fllnformation displays the timing mode (video signal input) coming from the graphics card in your computer. See page 16,17 for instructions on changing the resolution. Also, see your graphic card’s user guide for instructions on changing the refresh rate (vertical frequency). ' n—J Blank Displays blank screen press [' ] or [‘] to select blank screen type E} Mirror Inverts picture horizontally and / or vertically press [V] or [A ] the invert ty Setup Menu The Setup Menu takes you to the menu shown below, Setup Menu : input Sel Langua OSD Position 0 OSD Time out 5) Input Select Allows you to choose the input source press ['] or [‘] to select input signal. (Analog l , Analog 2, Video, S-Video) E’QLangunge Select allows you to choose the language used in the menus and control screens Press ['] or [‘ ] to select a language (English, French, German, Spanish, or Italian) EGJOSD Position allows you to move the onscreen display menus and control screens. Press ['] or[‘.] to move the OSD. gOSD Timeout sets the length of time the on-screen display screen is displayed. For example. with a “30 second“ setting, if a control is not pushed within 30 seconds, the display screen disappears. QJMemory Recall returns adjustments of some controlsr(see below) to the original factory settings if the display is operating in a factory Preset Timing Mode listed in this user guide. The controls affected by MEMORY RECALL are: CONTRAST, BRIGHTNESS, H (Horizontal) POSITION, V (Vertical) POSITION, H(Horizontal) SIZE, PHASE, ZOOM, OSD TIME OUT, and OSD POSITION. NOTE: MEMORY RECALL does not affect changes made with the USER COLOR control, —C-UL,FCC,FN60950,CE.CB,TUVIGS VCCI “On” Green 200 W "Stand By" Orange u) ‘Brightness may vary with lamp age and environmental con Specifications and design subject to change without notice. Technical Information ' Specifications 4 LCD Type Pixels 0.9" Polysilicon (x3) Stripe Pixel 1024 x 768(XGA) TFT Active Matrix 2,359,296 (1024dots x 768 lines x 3 colors) Lens Display Type 1~1.3 zoom-(ens, F1.7~2.0(f=35.7-46.5mm),ManuaI Image Size Focu530"—-300" (762 x 7620mm) Projection ‘1.5m - 15m Distance Brightness 1200 Lumens(typical)", Contrast Ratio 200:1(typicai) Aspect Ratio 4:3116:9(VIDEO) Lamp Life 2000 hours Audio Power 1W x 2 1%THD Wdeo Video Consumption 200 Watts Lamp 150 W Ultra High Pressure Mercury Lamp Luminance signal 047 Vp-p, 75 ohms termination Chrominance signal 0.29 Vp-p (NTSC),0t30 Vp-p(PAL),75 ohms User Controls Physical I Main Power, Standby On/Off,(1,V,A,2),Input, Mute Input Signal RGB Analog 75 ohms, 0.7 Vp-p x 2 HN Separated NTSC/PAUSECAM/S Termination fh:15i75115.63,30~70 kHz , fvv 50-85Hz Frequency Compatibility PC Wdeo PC compatible(up to 1024 x 7685 85Hz) NTSC PAUSECAMIS-Wdeo Maximum 1024 x 768@85 Hz Recommended 1024 x 768@60 Hz Resolutions ( Input Ports RGB 15 pin mini D-sub (x2) Wdeo RCA (x1) S-Video Mini DIN 4-pin (x1) Audio RCA jack (LIR) for Video, stereo Mini (x1) for RGB Out ut Ports Audio Stereo Mini (x1) for Audio-out Power Voltage AC 100-1201220-240 50/60 Hz (Automatic),3 Vifire Grounded ._ GLOSS _______ 5-21?“ 1151119) ,, Projector . Wdeo Input 95 MHz ; Bandwidth ‘. Operating Temperature 32°F to 95°F (0°C to 35°C) r COHdifiOHS Humidity 10% TO 85% (no condensation) _ Optimum Temperature 59°F to +82"F (15°C to 28°C) i Installation Humidity 40% T0 75% (no condensation) Environment ‘ Storage Temperature 4? to +140“F(-20°c to +so°c) Conditions Humidity 10% T0 85% (no condensation) Dimensions Physical 272 mm(W) x 82mm (H) x 312mm(D) Packing 10.7"(W) x3t2"(H) x12.2(D) 385 mm (W) x 220 mm (H) x 420 (D) ‘ 15.1" (W) x are"(H) 16.5 (D) Weight(typicai) iNet 3.8kg (83 lb) Timing Chart The following table lists the maximum refresh rates that the JRO97A will operate at a number of standard resolutions (timing presets). While the projector is capable of this level of performance, not all video cards are capable of operating at these signal timings. See your graphics card’s user guide to ensure compatibility. Computer/Signal Timings Input Vertical Frequency Horizontal Polarity a Resolution (Refresh Rate) Frequency Synchronizing i HxV (Hz) (kHz) Signal EN 3 VESA VGA 640x400@70Hz 640x400 70 31.5 -/+ VESA VGA 640x4SOQS5Hz 640x480 85.1 43.3 ./+ VESA VGA 640x430@60Hz 640x400 59.9 31.5 -/- Milt: 640x480@67Hz 640x400 66.7 35.0 -/- VESA VGA 640x480@75nz 640x400 75.0 37.5 ~/— i VESA SVGA soowoogsanz 800x600 56.3 35.2 +/+ VESA SVGA someones)“; 800x600 60.2 37.9 VESA SVGA 800x600@71Hz 800x600 72.2 48.1 > ' VESA SVGA 800x600@75Hz 800x600 75.0 46.9 +/+ l VESA sch xoomoo@ssuz 800x600 85.1 53.7 +/+ Mac 532x614@7$H1 832x624 74.57 49.7 +/+ ‘ VESA an iomeson 1024x768 60.0 48.4 -/- J VESA XGA lozmss@7uuz 1024x768 70.1 56.5 4. VESA XGA |ozmfis@75uz 1024x768 75.0 60.0 +/+ d‘ VESA an luzmas@ssuz 1024x768 85.0 68.7 +/+ - 7 CAUTION: Some input source may not display properly if they are not compatible with the projector. Some input sources may not display in full size, as shown in Output Resolutions. Troubleshooting On-Screen Warning Messages Recommended Action |i OnView Message amp will be out of warranty, Please check your The Lamp unit shouldlae replaced soon. service technician for replacement. Afier 50 hours of use'the lamp life will decay to 50% of the lamp initial value. SYNC Out of Range Check to make sure the input signal (Horizontal and Vertical frequency) is within the range supported by the projector. Problem Solving Chart (check before contacting Customer Support) Symptom Possible Cause Power cannot be turned on 0 Main Power switch is not ON 0 Power cord is disconnected O 30 Seconds have not elapsed since the power was turned off 0 inside the projector is too hot No picture or sound 0 Input source is not set correctly 0 Connections to projector are |_not correct Picture without sound 0 Connections to projector are not correct 0 Volume is set to minimum 0 Projector is in Mute mode Sound without picture 0 Connections to projector are 1101 COITCC‘ 0 Lens cap is attached vColors are pale and color matching is poor OColor density and color matching are not connectedly adjusted Picture is dark Brightness and Contrast are not adjusted correctly The lamp is nearing the end of its service life Picture is blurred Focus or H Phase is out of adjustment LAMP indicator is Blinks red Lamp is properly overheating not functioning or junternal TEMP indicator is Blinks red Cooling fan is not working properly Verify that environment is under 35°C operating of projector Control Panel Indicators TEMP indicator ON Indicator: LAMP Indicator Cooling fan is not working properly Lamp abnormal or temperature inside Blinks orange Blinks red Recommended Action Contract service technician Contract service technician projector is too high Maintenance Cleaning Instructions To ensure that the projector functions properly. Follow the recommended cleaning instructions below. a) Cleaning the Air Filter IMPORTANT : Clean the air filter about every l00 hours. 1. Turn OFF the Main Power switch of them projector and disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet. 2. Remove the Front and upper Filter Cover (see diagram to the right) 3. Remove the air filter from the Front and upper Filter Cover (as shown in the illustration to the right) and use a vacuum clean the filter 4. Re—install the air filter, Then the Front and upper Filter Cover NOTE : lf sufficient dust, etc, collects in the air filter, a protection circuit in the projector will automatically turn off the power. To prevent this from occurring, make sure you clean the air filter every 100 hours. Cleaning the Lens 0 To clean the lens, use a camera lens cleaning issue CAUTION: Never use any ammonia or - or a camel hair brush. alcohol based cleaner on the lens. 0 Be careful not scratch the lens with a sharp or hard object Cleaning the Cabinet 0 Use a soft, dry, lint-free cloth to wipe dust, etc CAUTION: Never use any ammonia or from the cabinet. alcohol-based cleaner to clean the cabinet. 0 If this is insufficient, use a salt, lint-free cloth moistened with a mils detergent diluted with water. Then wipe the surface with a sofi, dry. lint-free cloth.
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