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Order Number
: GETEC-C1-11-192
FCC Part 15 subpart B
Test Report Number
: GETEC-E3-11-091
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APPENDIX G
: USERâS MANUAL
EUT Type: LCOS PROJECTOR
FCC ID.: BEJCF3DATJS
OWNER'S MANUAL
LCOS PROJECTOR
Please read this manual carefully before operating
your set and retain it for future reference.
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P/NO: MFL67281303 (1108-REV00)
www.lg.com
LCOS PROJECTOR
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This device meets the EMC requirements for home appliances (Class B)
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Safety Precautions
Parts and Components
Main Unit ............................................................................ 7
Control Panel ..................................................................... 7
Back .................................................................................... 8
Name of remote control buttons...................................... 9
How to insert a battery ..................................................... 9
Projector Status Indicators ............................................ 10
Accessories ..................................................................... 11
Optional Extras ................................................................ 11
Installation and Configuration
Caution on Installation.................................................... 12
Projection Distance per Screen Size ............................. 13
Turning on the Projector................................................. 14
Turning off the Projector ................................................ 14
Focus and Position of the Screen Image...................... 15
Selecting Input Signal ..................................................... 15
Connecting Device
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a Speaker or Headphones ......................... 16
an Antenna .................................................. 16
to a PC ......................................................... 16
to a Video Player ........................................ 17
to a DVD Player........................................... 17
to a DTV Set-Top Box ................................. 17
3D Function
Caution When Watching 3D Video................................. 18
Requirements for Watching 3D Images ........................ 18
Watching 3D Images ....................................................... 19
Setting 3D Mode .............................................................. 20
Exiting 3D Mode .............................................................. 20
Function
Channel Functions
Auto Tuning...................................................................... 21
Changing Channels......................................................... 21
Saving or Deleting Channels ......................................... 21
Editing Channels ............................................................. 22
Setting Favorite Channels .............................................. 22
Using the List of Favorite Channels.............................. 22
Viewing Program Information ........................................ 23
Checking Schedule List .................................................. 23
Displaying Program Information.................................... 23
Video Function
Picture Mode .................................................................... 24
Adjusting Color Temperature ......................................... 24
Adjusting Picture Settings ............................................. 25
Advanced Options........................................................... 25
Picture Initialization Function ........................................ 27
TruMotion Demo Function .............................................. 27
Screen Function
Using the Pause Function .............................................. 27
Using the Screen Size Function .................................... 28
Test Pattern Function...................................................... 28
Using Keystone ............................................................... 28
Changing Projection Mode ............................................. 28
Using the AUTO Function ............................................... 29
Adjusting PC Input .......................................................... 29
Audio Function
Adjusting Volume ............................................................ 29
Using the Multi Audio Function ..................................... 29
Time Function
Setting Current Time ....................................................... 30
Scheduling On and Off ................................................... 30
Using SLEEP Function ................................................... 31
Auto Off ............................................................................ 31
General Functions
Selecting a Language ..................................................... 32
Selecting Language ........................................................ 32
Using Closed Captioning................................................ 32
Using the Blank Image Function ................................... 33
Selecting the Blank Image Color ................................... 33
Camera Calibration ......................................................... 33
To adjust the brightness of the screen, ........................ 34
High Altitude .................................................................... 34
Network Settings ............................................................. 34
Setting SET ID.................................................................. 36
Setting the Name of a Connected Device ..................... 36
Setting Power Sound ...................................................... 36
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Setting a Password ......................................................... 37
Changing a Password ..................................................... 37
Locking System ............................................................... 37
Enabling Block Channel ................................................. 38
Enabling Input Block....................................................... 38
Information Function
Checking Projector Information..................................... 38
Serial Communication Function
Establishing Serial Communication .............................. 39
Communication Protocol................................................ 39
Communication using Hyper Terminal.......................... 45
Miscellaneous
Supported Monitor Display ............................................ 47
Maintenance ..................................................................... 48
Do not turn off the projector ......................................... 50
Troubleshooting .............................................................. 52
Service .............................................................................. 53
Product Specifications ................................................... 54
Open Source software Information ............................... 55
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Indoor Installation
Warning
Do not place the projector in direct
sunlight or near heat sources such
Do not place flammable materials
such as aerosols near the projec-
as radiators, fires, stoves etc.
tor.
Do not install the product in a place with
no ventilation (e.g., on a bookshelf or in
a closet) or on a carpet or cushion.
Do not place the projector close
to sources of steam or oil such as
a humidifier or kitchen counter.
Do not place the projector
where it might be exposed to
dust.
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damp place such as a bathroom
where it is likely to get wet.
Make sure the air vent is not
blocked by a tablecloth or curtain.
Ensure good ventilation around
the projector. The distance
between the projector and the
wall should be more than 30 cm.
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Caution
When placing the projector on a
table or shelf, be careful not to
put it near the edge.
Disconnect the projector from the
power supply and all connected
apparatus before moving or cleaning.
Do not place the projector on an
unstable or vibrating surface such
as a wobbly shelf or a slope.
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Warning
The power plug should be inserted fully into the power outlet.
Do not place heavy objects
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Hold the plug firmly when
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Ensure the power cord and plug
are not damaged, modified, severely bent, twisted, pulled, sandwiched or hot. Do not use the product if the power outlet is loose.
Keep the power cord away
from heating devices.
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will not trip over or tread on the
power cord to protect the power
cord and plug from any damage.
Do not turn the projector on/off by plugging in the power plug or
unplugging it from the power outlet. (Do not use the power plug as
a switch.)
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When in Use
Warning
Do not place anything containing
liquid on top of the projector such
as a flower vase, flower pot, cup,
cosmetics, or medicine; or orna-
In the event that there is a big
impact shock or the cabinet is
damaged, switch it off, unplug it
from the power outlet and con-
Do not insert pieces of metal
such as coins, hairpins or metal
debris, nor flammable materials
such as paper or matches into
ments, candles, etc.
tact an authorized service center.
the projector.
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In the event that liquid or a foreign object falls into the projector,
please switch it off and unplug it
from the power outlet and contact
an LG Electronics Service Center.
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replace the old remote control batteries with new ones. Keep
batteries out of reach of children.
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Do not remove any covers except
the lens or dust covers. There is
a high risk of electric shock.
Do not look directly into the lens
when the projector is in use. The
strong light may damage your
eyes.
When the lamp is on or has just
been turned off, avoid touching
the air vent or lamp cover
because they will be very hot.
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Be careful not to allow impact
to the lens during transport.
Do not touch the lens. The lens
may be damaged.
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Do not use any sharp tools on
the projector such as a knife or
hammer, because this may damage the casing.
In the event that no image
appears on the screen, please
switch off the projector, unplug it
from the power outlet and contact
the LG Electronics Service Center.
Do not drop anything onto the
projector or allow anything to
impact the projector.
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Do not spray the projector with
water when cleaning. Make sure
water does not flow into the projector.
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In the unlikely event of smoke or
a strange smell coming out from
the projector, switch it off,
unplug it from the power outlet
and contact the LG Electronics
Service Center.
Use an air spray or soft cloth or
cotton swab moistened with a
lens cleaning chemical or alcohol to remove dust or stains on
the front projection lens.
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You need to clean the projector periodically.
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When cleaning plastic parts such as the projector case, unplug the
power first and wipe with a soft cloth. Do not spray with water or
wipe with a wet cloth. Never use glass cleaner, automobile or industrial shiner, abrasives or wax, benzene, alcohol etc., which can damage the projector.
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Only a qualified technician can disassemble or modify the projector. For diagnosis, adjustment, or
repair, contact your seller or service center.
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Do not mix new batteries with
old ones.
Be sure to unplug if the projector is
not to be used for a long period.
Only use the specified type
of battery.
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the manufacturing process and does not indicate a malfunction.
The remote control may not work in an environment where a lamp equipped with electronic ballasts or a
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Replace the lamp with an internationally standardized lamp for the remote control to work normally.
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