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EXHIBIT 3
FCC ID: 5 If:
MODEL New
OUR REF: MKSS’S'EUZ
iewSonic®
—TEN'1‘AT1VE—
PJL802+
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20" to 300" (Viewable)
Color LCD SVGA
Ultra Portable Projector
Copyright ‘D‘fiewSonic Corporation, 1997, All rights reserved,
IBM XT, AT, 386, 456. Power PC, and PS/2 are registered trademarks and/or trademarks of Intematicnal Business Machines
Corporation
Pentium is a trademark of Intel Corporation.
Macintosh and Power Macintosh are registered trademarks oprple Computer, Inc.
Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
ViewSonie. the three birds logo. OnV'tew. andViewMeter are registered trademarks ofViewSonic Corporation. ViewBook is a
trademark ofViewSonic Corporation
VESA and ED“) are registered trademarks of the Video Eectronics Standards Association (VESA). DPMS and BBC are
trademarks ofVESA.
Bucket STAR is a registered trademark of the Us. Environmental ProtectionAgency (EPA).
Disclaimer: ViewSonic Corporation shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein; nor for
incidental or consequential damages resulting from furnishing this material, or the performance or use of this product.
In the interest of condoning product improvement, VieWSonic Corporation reserves the right to change product specifications
without notice. lnforman‘on in this document may change without notice.
No part of this document may be copied. reproduced. or transmitted by any means, [or any purpose without prior written permission
from ViewSonic Corporation.
Instructions for FCC Compliance
Caution: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful inlerlerence in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, it not installed and used in accordance with the instructions. may cause
harmful into rferenco to radio communications However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. It this equipment does cause harmful interteronceto radio ortelevision
reception. which can be determined by tumlng the equipment oft and on, the user is encouraged to try to
correct the intenerence by one or more of the lollowing measures:
— Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
— Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit diflerenl from that to which the receiver is connected.
— Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician tor help.
Noel Number: PJL822
Trade Na . ViewSonit:w
Responsible party: '
Address:
This device complies w' - .
conditions: 1 ‘ net/ice may not cause hannlul interference, and (2) this device
FOR YOUR necoRDs
The serial number is printed on the back of the projector.th the serial n
and keep this guide as a permanent record of your purchase to aid In Identltt
theft or loss. _ I V
Model Name: VIewSonlc PqLBOz-r
Model Number: VPRJ21 it}; 2 ,
Serial Number:
Purchase Date:
ViewSonIc PJLGOE
CONTENTS
Instructions for FCC Compliance 1 .
1 Declaration of Confortnity..
For Your Records . l . .' .’
‘FCC Caution ........... . 2 '
Important Safety Precautions. . . 2
Getting Started
Package Contents ......... . . 4
Unique Features .......... . . 4
Installation Checklist ................ .. 4'
Connecting Audio/Video Equipment . . 5
Connecting a Computer .......... . 6
Positioning the Projector and Screen . . 7
Centering the Projected Image ...... . S ,
. Rear Screen Projection ................. 8
Operation, . - ' ' .
"filming the Power On/Off . . . .' ............ 9
Projector Controls and Indicators . . . . 10
The Remote Control Unit ......... . . . 11
Built-in Mouse Feature ......... . . . 11
Operating Range .............. . . . 11
Back-Light Feature .' ......... .. 11
Projecting a Picture ............ . . . 12
Special Audio/Video Effects . . t l . 12
Adjusting the Lens .......... l. 12
Projected Image Adjustments . . . , . . 13
Selecting the Video System Format. 14
Adjusting the White Balance . . . . 14
R613 Sync Adjustment. . . 15
RGB Image Adjustment . . . 15
Blue Screen Feature .................. 16
mining Off the ViewMeter" Display . . . . 16
Changing to 1619 (Wide) Screen ........ 16
Projecting a Picture (continued)
_ Canceling the Enlarging Function ....... 1.7
Selecting the. OnView‘llanguage . . .', . . f 17 ‘
Disabling the Power Button on
the Remote Control Unit ................ 17 _
Using the Built-in Mouse Feature . . , ._1 . , . l 18 ‘
Windows“ Vin/Book“ Mouse Drivers 1 . . 19 '
Macintosh“ VlewBook Mouse . . 21
Projecting PC-Card Data..
JPEG Viewer Driver Insta atlon..
', How to make JPEG files
Size of the Projected Screen
How to edit using
the Album Display.feature
Projecting PC-Card Data ..
Technicaljlnformation ~
Specifications ........................ ‘. 30.
Timing Chan .......................... 3 i ‘
Pin Assignment ........................ 31
Troubleshooting
, Status Codes .......................... sq, '
Problem Solving Chart .................. 35 .'
Maintenance
Cleaning the Air Pillar ......... ..Z ..... 36
Replacing the Lamp Unit ................ 3q
If Lamp Use Reaches 1100 Hours‘ ...... 3'7,
Resetting the Lamp Time .............. 33
Index .................. i ............. 39
Warranty .............................. l“)
Customer Support ............... back cover '
Vlawsanle PJLBOE
Connecting AudioNideo Equipment
(VideolS-Video signal)
Before you begin..
Turn off the power of each device you plan to connect to the proieetor.
The diagram numbers correspond with the numbers in the table below.
6 S~Vldsc Cable
(not included)
VCR
Laser Disk S stem
or S-VlDEOV R
. 6 Audio Cable
(not Included)
G Audioneo Cable
NOTE: If the S~VIDEO m and VIDEO IN terminals are both connected, the S-VDEO IN signal
input will have priority. To view the signal from the VIDEO IN port, disconnect the plug from the
S-VIDEO IN port.
Video/Computer Cables and Adapters
These accessories are provided in order to connect the projector to the computer and AV (audio!
video) equipment. The numbers in the left column correspond to the numbers in the conneétion
diagrams above and on page 6.
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No. cablelAdapler
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Projector side
Computer/Av duvlee: slde
1 VGA Cable D—Sub M Dsuh M
15P (I'flilu) 15? (male)
2 VGA MAC Adapter D-Sub M
15P (lemnle)
Ci RS-2320 Cable mini DIN
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can (male) x a at“ (male) x a "5D (15 m)
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Positioning the Projector and Screen
The screen should be placed out of the path of sunlight or room light, as this will wash out the
colors of the projected image and make it hard to see. When possible, close all blinds. curtains, etc.
and dim the lights. .
The projector should be at a 90° angle to the screen for the best image. To determine the Throw
Distance (projection distance) for the image size you desire, refer to the Projector/Screen Relative
Position Chart below.
Top View
NOTE: The projector is equipped with an image reverse feature for rear projection. (See page 8.)
Projector/Screen Relative Position Chart
The picture can be adjusted to the desired size within the range of the zoom lens. This chart is
based on SVGA input signal. Screen sizes will be smaller for a VGA signal.
Measure (c) Measure (D)
0.98 it (0.30 In) 0.89 fl
1.35 it (0.41 m)
2.66 it (0.81 m) 2.00“ (0.51 m) (0.55 m)
‘h 12 — ass it
so inches rl.2?'l-1o.17 it (2 I.\— 3.1 m) 3-94 fl (12 m) 2-99 ti (0-91 m) 2.69 (1 (0.112 m)
72 inches 951-1214 it (2 9- 3.7 m) 4-92 it (15 m) 3-61“ (1 .1 m) 3.25 it (0.99 m)
3.94 it (12 m)
10.50— 13.45 ft
(3.1— 4-1 m)
100 inches 13 .i)_-17.os n (1110-52 m) 4.43 it (1.35 m) 5.91 in. (15 cm)
120 inches (5 115— 20.57 it (9.3— 5.3 In)
150 Inches 2.0 0,-253211 (g,|- 7.9 m) ELEM" (an m) 7.55 ft (23 m) 5.79 it (2.07 m) 9.06 In. (23 cm)
——-———‘—-——'— __.__—1
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200 inches 265’?‘ 34.72 ft (BJ— 10.5 m) 13-45 H (4-1 m) 9.84 ft (3.0 m) 5.86 ft (2.70 m) 11.81 in. (30 cm)
250 inches 33.1“). 4331 (1 (“1.132 m) 15.73 ft (5.1 mi 12-47“ (3,5 m) 11.22 ft (3.42 m) 14.95 In. (an cm)
300 inches new- 51.54 h “11,153 m) 20.01 it (5.1 m) 15.09 11 (4.5 m) 13.55 ft (4.14 m] 15.11 in. (45 cm)
50 inches
656 ft (2.0 m) 4.92" (1.5 in)
7.5711 (2.4111) 5.91n (1.5 m)
CAUTION - Do not place the projector in a humid place or in an environment that has excessive
dust. soot, or cigarette smoke. If the lens, mirror, or other optical components
become dirty, the image will appear blurred or dark, making viewing difficult.
- Do not expose the projector to extreme heat or cold. Operating temperature: 5°C to
40°C (41°F to 104°F)
ViewSunli: PJLM Getting Started
Turning ON the Power
If the MAIN POWER switch on the projector is pressed while the cooling fan is still operating, the
operating life of the projector lamp will be shortened. Be sure to follow the procedures given
below when turning the power on and off. ‘
Insert Power Cord into the AC socket of the projector and
connect to a properly grounded wall outlet.
Set the MAIN POWER switch on the projector to ON.
The STANDBY/ON indicator lights reds
NOTE: The first time you turn on the power, or wheneverthe
STANDBY/ON indicator is not Ill. set the MAIN POWER
Switch to ON to turn on the power.
Press the POWER button on the projector or Remote
Control Unit ON.
The STANDBV/ON indicatortleshes green while the
projector is warming up, and then after approximately 45
seconds the Indicator changes to solid green and a picture
is projected on the screen.
NOTE: When POWER is turned on and the projector is warming up,
"ViewSonic'" will be projected on the screen for about 30 seconds.
During this warm-up period, no other image can be projected onto
the screen.
POWER Button!
STAN DBY/ON
Indicator
MAIN POWER
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AC Socket
Press POWER on the projector or Remote Control Unit.
The STANDBY/ON lndicatorflashes red while the projector
cools down, and then changes to solid red when the fan
stops after about one minute.Wei1!Jnj' the tan stag.
Set the MAIN POWER Switch on the projector to OFF.
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s-rnlnnewon When the power Is on.
"mice” this light indicates the
operating condition at
the lamp.
Main Power ON
(Lamp OFF)
Lamp Is ready
Flashing green: Warming up
Flashing red: Cooling Fan
operating
Remote Control Unit
Opereflon
Remote Control Unit
POWER Button
See page 9
MUTE Button
See pagelz
MODE Button
See pages 13-14
MENU Button
See pages 8,13‘
15
Adjust Buttons
A,V,<,>
See pages! 3-15,
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“Right“ Mouse
5 utton
See Built-In Mouse
leature below
Front View
FREEZE Button
See page12
SHUTTER Button
See page 12
VOLUME +I- Buttons
See page 12, 15, 2.9
INPUT Button
See page 12, 13
POINTER Button
See BulIt-In Mouse
feature below.
BACK-LIGHT Button
DISK Pad
(Used to select OnVIew’
menu options; also used in
move mouse cursorr see
Built-in Mouse leeture new.)
NOTE: Do not place the Remote Control Unit upside
down. Doing so may put enough pressure on the
DISK Pad to cause the batteries to be consumed.
Built-in Mouse Feature
Transmitter
“Left" Mouse
Button
See Built~|n Mouse
feature below.
Battery
Compartment
Side View
To use the Remote Control Unit in place of a mouse you must first install the ViewBook Mouse
software. (See pages 18-21.)
NOTE: If the PC-Card or Video mode is selected as the input signal, the Built-in Mouse feature
(including the Pointer, Stamp, and Line Drawing functions) cannot be used.
POINTER Button
"LEI-"r" MOUSE Button
This button (on back of Remote Control Unit)
corresponds to the [alt mouse button tor PC‘s and
the single mouse button for Maeintosh‘s.
' In M you can place marks on the
screen (See pages 19-20.)
- In Me you can use the “pencil cursor" to
draw lines on screen by moving the Disk Pad
with your thumb. while pressing the ‘iefl‘ mouse
button with your index finger.
Each press changes the mouse cursor mode:
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DISK PAD
Moving your thumb on this pad corresponds to moving
the mouse to change the cursor position.
“RIGHT" MOUSE Button
This button corresponds to the right mouse button for
FC‘s. When in Pointer. Stamp, or Line modes, you can
return to normal mouse mode by pressing this button.
Operating Range
To use the Remote Control Unit, point it at the front or rear of the projector or at the projection
screen. The range for best operation is within 30 degrees of the Remote Control sensor (see below)
at a maximum distance of about 23 feet (7 m).
Back-Light Feature
Pressing the LIGHT button causes all buttons on the Remote Control Unit to be illuminated for 10
seconds. You can extend the illumination period another 10 seconds by pressing (then releasing)
any button.
ViawSom'e PJLSOE Operation
Projected Image Adjustments
The standard specifications for a projected image are set at the factory. However, you can adjust
the image to suit your own preference by using the RGB or VIDEO ADJUST options. The
projector can save up to three sets of control adjustments for RGB input and three sets of
adjustments for S-VIDEO/VIDEO input.
- The set of control adjustments for RGB signal input includes: BRIGHTNESS, PICTURE, and
COLOR (White Balance),
- The set of control adjustments for video signal input (S-VIDEO or VIDEO) includes: COLOR,
TINT, BRIGHTN'ESS, PICTURE, SHARPN'ESS and SUB COLOR (White Balance).
MODE Button
MENU Button
Adjust Buttons
A,V, 1,»
1 With either RGB orVIDEO selected. press
MENU to display the image adjustment
menu.
2 Press A or V to select RGB ADJUST or
VIDEO ADJUST, then press 1 or» to
display the screen.
Three different sets ol control adjustments
can be stored in memory for different
projection situations.
3 Press MODE repeatedly to choose one of
the three memory modes for adjustment
(page 14).
4 Press A or V to select. than press< or»
to display the item to be adjusted.
5 Press < or» to adjust as described below.
6 Press MENU once (1) to return to the HGB
orVIDEO Adjustment Menu, or three (3)
times to exit the OnViewo display.
MENU Button
MODE Button
Adjust Buttons
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COLOR Control
Adjusts color intensity level.’
Press > to intensify the color.
Press 4 to make the color less Intense.
TINT Control
Adjusts hue for realistic tones.“
Pressbfor more green.
Press< for more purple.
Tint cannol be adjusted when projector is
set to NTSC or NTSC 4.43 video formats.
BHIGHTNESS Control
Adjusts black level to room brightness.
Pressbto brighten the Images
Press for a more intense image.
Press 4 for a Iainter image.
SHARPNESS Control
Adjusts picture sharpness.‘
Press No sharpen the edges of the Image.
Press to eliminate the vertical stripes
that appear on computer screens.
PHASE Control
Adjustsvemeel line strengthsothattextis readable
Press 4 or» to eliminate the flicker (localized
noise) that appears on computer screens.
MENU Human
Adjust A, v. 4, b
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damming the Enlarging t-unctlon
(Scanning Line Conversion)
When a S-VIDEO/VIDEO signal in NTSC format or a signal less than 800 x 600 dots (such as 640
x 480 dots) is input, the projector automatically enlarges the image to 800 x 600 dots. This may
cause picture quality degradation. For a better image, use the following procedure to select
EXPANSION (VGA) or (NTSC):OFF.
1 Press MENU to display the menu.
.2 Press A or v to select SET UP PROJECTOR, then press 1 orrtc
display the screen. 1 war AuV
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3 Press A orv to select EXPANSION (VGA) or (NTSC), then press
< or» to select ON or OFF.
- Select OFF to cancel enlarge (scanning Iins conversion) function.
- Select ON to use enlarge function. (This is the factory setting.)
4 Press MENU twice to exit.
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The projector can display screens in one of five different languages: SE, up ”WEN,“
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1 Press MENU to displaythe menu.
2 Press A or V to select LANGUAGE, then press 1 or» to display
the language selection screen.
3 Press A or V to select the language.
4 Press MENU twice to exit.
Disabling the POWER Button on
the Remote Control Unit
In order to prevent the power being turned off by mistake, you can use
the following procedure to disable the POWER button on the Remote
Control Unit:
Press MENU to display the menu.
Press A or V to select SET UP PROJECTOR, then press 4 or» to
display the screen.
Press A or v to select REMOTE POWER. then press 4 or» to select
ON or OFF.
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Unit.
- Select ON to use the POWER button on the Remote Control Unit
normally. (T his is the factory setting.)
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Opening the ViewBook Application
Windows 95
Select [Programsj-->[ViewBook Mouse]-->
MewBook Mouse] from the Windows 95 Start In the Program
Menu. the [ViewBoo
' The ViewBook Mouse Driver menu screen will
appear.
Using ViewBook Mouse Driver Software (Windows 95NVindows 3.1)_ '
The following Settings Window will appear when you install the ViewBook Mouse Driver
software. Also see Using the Built-in Mouse Feature on page 11.
liver-[look Mouse Drluel
To start the Built-in Mouse feature, follow the steps below. For more details, refer to ViewBook
Mouse Settings Table on page 20.
1 Selectthe [Optlon]-->[Communlcation Setting]--> then select
COM1 or COM2. .
2 Click Start in the lower right corner of the Settlngs Window.
The Built-in Mouse functlon will start and the adjustment
window will automatically be minimized.
Start Snap Shot (lh
22-25.)
Start the ViewBook M . .
reference menu of the JPEG Convener software.
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Macintosh® ViewBookTM Mouse
system Requirements:
~ System 7‘1 or later. - 3.5 inch 1.44MB floppy disk drive (for
c 68030 CPU or higher, or Power Macintosh. installation). "
- RAM: 2MB on-board memory. - Serial port (Mini DIN 8 pin).
2MB available hard disk space. - Mouse
Installation
1 Turn on the Macintosh.
2 Insert the floppy disk into a disk drive.
3 Double click on the Installer icon.
4 Click on “install."
5 Click on "Restart" to complete the installation and
restart the Macintosh.
Using ViewBook Mouse Software
To open the application. double click the Viechok
Mouse icon in the WewBook Mouse Folder.
The following settings window will appear when
WewBook Mouse Driver software is started:
Also see 'Using the Built-in Mouse Feature“
on page ll.
Starting the Built-in Mouse Function
Follow the steps below. Please refer to ViewBook Mouse Settings Table on page 22.
1 Select [0ption]-->[Connection].
The dialog shown at right will appear.
2 Select the Printer port or Modem port, then click OK.
Relerto the Macintosh Operation Manual (provided by
Apple”) for inslruotions.
3 Click on STAR’T' in the lower right oorner of the setting
window.
The BuittJPEG Converter feature
1 Select [detion] from the Iools menu, and set the
drive an picture quality for saving converted
images.
0 PC-Card Drive
Select the PC-Card Drive for saving images.
OWaiting time to start Capture
This feature is not applicable.
0Picture Quality
Set the picture quality at JPEG files to one oi 5 levels.
(Please refer to HELP for more details.)
Note:
The setting changes back to the default setting when RESET
Button is clicked.
2Select [New] or [Qpen] from the Folder menu,
and then open a folder for saving images.
Note:
- The folder is also opened it you click New ShortCut Button
on the Toolbar.
- When creating a new folder, a consecutive number is
automatically assigned to the folder name.
FOLDER1, FOLDERZ, .............
Do not change the folder name.
3 Select [Add graphics file to Folder] from the
file menu, and designate the BMP (or JPEG)
file you want to convert.
- The JPEG Convert Status screen will appear and conversion
will begin automatically.
' The Converted JPEG lile is saved to the selected folder.
Note:
- File names will be automatically assigned consecutive
numbers whenever saved, and thumbnail tiles will be made.
Thumbnail files are used when displaying a list of images in
this LCD projector of this software.
JPEG file : Aut_0001.jpg, Aut_0002.jpg
Thumbnail file : Thm,0001.jpg, Thm_00
Do not change these tile names.
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When changing the Selected Folder
Follow one of the two methods below to change the selected lolder or root. "
Note:
- You cannot change the lolder or root during image playbackl
Press VOLUME +/- to return the screen to the list at images.
Then, you can change the folder or root.
- Press V or A to select folder or root.
Press V to select the next folder.
Press A to select the previous folder.
- Press VOLUME - to display the Index.
Then, select another folder.
When using the Repeat Play
The LCD projector can automatically play back images one by one
in the selected loldar or root. And, you can select the length of
time each image is played back.
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1Press MENU to display the menu.
2 Press v or A to select “REPEAT PLAY".
3 Press < or > repeatedly to select the length of time
each images is played back.
- Playback length of 55m, 10sec., 30sec, SOsec., 1205ec. can be selected.
Note:
- Repeat Play can only be used in the selected folder or root,
0 You cannot select images while Flepeat Play is in progress. figgfiifii”:
Follow the instructions above to select REPEAT PLAY OFF. 5 SET UP PHOJEbTOR
And then. select an image. f
Timing Chart
The following table lists the maximum refresh rates that the ViewSonic PJl802-wirill operate at a
number of standard resolutions. For the best performance the recommended timing number 4
1 shown below in bold.
While the projector is capable of this level of performance, not all video cards are capable of
running at these refresh rates. See your video card user‘s guide to ensure compatibility.
Horizonlal
Frequency
(kHz)
Resolution
Computer/Signal Tummgs H x V
n VESA 640 x 480 @ 75Hz
VESA 640 x 480 @ 85Hz
VESA 800 x 600 @ 56Hz
VESA 800 x 600 @ 60Hz
VESA 800 X 600 @ 72HZ
VESA 800 X 600 @ 75Hz 800 x 600
VESA BOOXGOO@85HZ 800x800
IND 640 x400 @ 70Hz
IND S40x 480 @ 60Hz
Mac 640 x 480 @ 67Hz
14 MacS4OX480 @ 67Hz
15 VESAS40X350 ©85Hz
VESAS40X4DO©85HZ 640x400
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18 VESA1024x768 @75Hz 1024x768 +I+ Compressed
19 Mac1024x766©75Hz 1024x768 “—
20 Mac 832 x 624 @ 75Hz 832 x 624 49.7 74.6
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1024 x 768 +I+ Corrpressed
10 IND S40x350®70Hz 640x350 fil-
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ViewSonie PJLm Technical Information 137)
Pin Assignment, continued
(C) RS-2320 Connector: 9-pin D»Sub Connect the RS-232C Cable to the 8-p1'11 mini DIN
connector on the projector.
(D) RS-232 mini DIN To convert a 9-pin D-Sub connector to a 8-pin mini Dm connector, use a
RS-232C 9-pin adapter (included). Connect the 9-pin D-Sub adapter and RS-232C cable. Then,
connect it to the 8-pin mini DIN connector on the projector.
E. Rs-zszc connector: 25-pin D-Sub
To convert a 25-pin D-Sub connector to a 9 —>
} WTIMEHEIIAINING LAMPTKMEREMAINING
‘ lull in
If Lamp Use Reaches 1100 hours
The projector will shut itself OFF and the "L0" STATUS CODE will
display (See Status Codes on page 3“)
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1 Replace the Lamp as described in steps 1-7 on page 32.
2 Press POWER ON, the LAMPTIME RESEI' display wlll appearto reset
the Lamp time.
This screen will only be displayed when POWER is pressed.The
projector cannot display a normal picture until lamp time is reset
If the Lamp Time is not reset this screen will dlsappear, and the
projectorwill automatically shut OFF after about 10 minutes.
3 Press < or b to select YES.
4 Turn the POWER OFF to reset the LampTlme.
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VlewSon/e muse Maintenance 57;
INDEX
—-—————-__—__-_.___
A/C socket 10
ADJUST buttons 10-13
Airfilter 10, 36
ANSI Lumens 4, 30
Aspect ratio 30
ATA Flash card 23
Audio ports 5—6
Audio/Video effects 12
Audio/Video equipment 5
Auto Setup 20-22
BACK-LIGHTbutton 11
Batteries 4,11
BMP/IPEG Convener 1"!
Blue screen 16
Brightness 13, 30
Centering, projected image 8
Cleaning, air filter 35
Clear Screen 20-22
COLOR control 13
COLOR level 13
Cooling fan 9
Communication Setting 2022
Computer, connection to 6
Contrast ratio 4,30
Controls & Indicators 10
Customer Support (back cover)
Dimensions 30 >
Distanceprojectorthrow 7
Enlarging function 17
Fan, cooling 9
FCC Compliance 1
Features, Unique 4
File Menu 20-22
FOCUS ring 10,12
Foot adjusters 8, 10
FREEZE button 11-12
Front (screen) mounting 8
Horizontal Position 15
Horizontal Size 15
1mage Size 30
INPUTbutton 10-13
Inputpons 5,10
Input signal 12
Album [Sispiqyzé
‘ Repeu‘l‘ H‘?’ a}?
CuFTur‘e fen-lure 13,15”
Input ports 30
Installation Checklist 4
JPEG Viewer Asa 2.17
Lamp Life 30
Lamp Unit, replacing 311-38
Lamp Time, resetting 3 B
LANGUAGE control 17
LCD 3!)
Lens, adjusting 12
Lens cap 10
Line mode 11, 20-22
Line Style 20-22
Macintosh‘ adapter 32,
MAIN POWER switch 4,9.10
Maintenance 36
Memory modes 14
rummage-
MENU buttons
MENU button 10, 11
MODE button 10, 11-13
Mouse Feature 11, 18-22
MOUSE buttons (lcfi & right)
Mouse. operating range 11
Mouse buttons, [IR 11
Mouse, back-light ll
MUTE button 11
416mm _
Operating temperature 7,30
Options Menu 743-22
Output ports 30
Pachge Contents 4
PHASE control 15
PICTURE control 13
Picture memory 14
Pin Assignment 32 “33
PC-Card slot 1.0, 23
POINTER button 11
Pointer Shape 20—22
Power 4. 10
Power button, disabling 17
Power cord 4
Power On/Off 4, 10
Problem Solving Chart 33]
Projector Control Panel 10
Rear (screen) mounting 8
Rear Screen Projection 8
Regulations 30
Relative Position Chart 7
Relative Value Chart 7
Remote control sensor 10
Remote Control Unit 11-13
, RGE adjustment 15
Resolutions, maximum 30
Safety Precautions 2
Scanning Line Conversion 17
MW.
Sereen image, centering B
Settings Window, Mouse 20—22
Sharpness 13
SHUTTER button 11-12
Side Connector Panel 6, 10
Specifications 30
Standard Settings, Recall 13
STANDBY/ON button 9—10
Stamp Marks 11. 22
Stamp mode 11
Status Codes 10, 914-
STATUS CODE display 10, 31),
Technical Support“ (back cover)
Temperature, operating 30
Timingchart 3;
TlN'l‘control 13
Transmitter 11
Troubleshooting 3‘+
Video System Format 14
ViewBook’“ Mouse drivers 18-22
ViewMeter' 12, 16 »
VOLUME buttons 10, 11
Warranty [4-0
Weight 30
White Balance 13-14
Moe Screen 15
ZOOM ring 10.12
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View-Sonic PJLOGE-
Index
For Customer Support contact ViewSonic‘n at:
US. and Canada only
1-800-688-6688
From outside US. and Canada
909-869-7976
From Europe
44 (1293) 643-900
From Asian/Pacific Rim countries
886 (2) 248-4072
Internet E-Mail:
vstech@viewsonicrcom
World Wide Web:
http:/Iwww.vicwsonic.com
ViewSonicGD Corporation
381 Brea Canyon Road
Walnut, CA 91789
Tel (909) 869—7976
Tel (800) 688—6688
Fax (909) 468-1202 ‘
LSQT0067 (A)
LIMITEDWARRANTY
VIEWSONIC PJL802+ PROJECTOR
———__..___—____
Whatthe warranty covers:
ViewScnIc" warrants its products to be free from detects In material and workmanship durlng the warranty
period. It a product proves to be defective in material orworkmanship during the warranty period,
ViewSonic will at its sole option repair or replace the product with a like product. Replacement product or
parts may include remanufactured or refurbished parts orcomponents.
How long the warranty is effective:
The ViewSonic PJL8023Projector is warranted forthree (a) years for all pans excluding the lamp, three (3)
years for all labor, and ninety (90) days for the lamp from the date of the first consumer purchase.
Who the warranty protects:
This warranty is valid only torthe first consumer purchaser.
What the warranty does not cover:
1. Any product on which the serial number has been defaced. modified or removed.
2 Damage, deterioration or malfunction resulting from:
a Accident, misuse, neglect, fire, water, lightning, or other acts of nature, unauthorized product
modification, orfailure to follow instructions supplied with the product.
b. Repairor attempted repair by anyone not authorized by ViewSonic.
0. Any damage of the product due to shipment.
d. Removal or installation of the product.
e. Causes external to the product, such as electric powertluctuations ortajlure.
I. Use or supplies or parts not meeting WeWSonic’s specifications.
9. Normal wearand tear.
h. Any other cause which does not relate to a product detect.
3. Removal, installation, and setup seNice charges.
Howto get service:
1. For information on obtaining warranty service, call ViewSonic. The customersupporttelephone numbers
are: US. and Canada 1 -800-686-6688;trom outside the US. and Canada 909-869-797szirom Europe
+44(1293)~643~900; from Asian [Pacific Rim countries 686 (2) 248-4072. Internet E-Mail
addresszvstech@viewsonic.com orWorIdWideWeh:http:/Iwww.viewsonio.com
2. To obtain warranty service, you will be required to provide (a) the original dated sales slip, (b) your
name, (0) your address, (d) a description of the problem, and (e) the serial number of the product.
3. Take or ship the product prepaid in the original oontainerto yourViewSonic dealer, any ViewSonic
service center orViewSonic.
4. Foradditicnal information orthe name ofthe nearestViewSonIc service center, contact yourViewSonic
dealeror ViewSonic.
Limitation of implied warranties:
THERE ARE NOWARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WHICH EXTEND BEYONDTHE
DESCRIPTION CONTAINED HEREIN INCLUDINGTHE IMPLIEDWARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY
AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Exclusion of damages:
VIEWSONIC'S LIABILITY IS LIMITED TO THE COST OF REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OFTHE
PRODUCT. VIEWSONIC SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR:
1. DAMAGETO OTHER PROPERTY CAUSED BY ANY DEFECTS [NTHE PRODUCT, DAMAGES
BASED UPON INCONVENIENCE, LOSS OF USE OFTHE PRODUCT, LOSS OFTIME, LOSS OF
PROFITS, LOSS OF BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. LOSS OF GOODWILL, INTERFERENCEWITH
BUSINESS RELATIONSHIPS, OR OTHER COMMERCIAL LOSS, EVEN IF ADVISED OFTHE
POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.
2. ANY OTHER DAMAGES, WHETHER INCIDENTAL. CONSEQUENTIAL OR OTHERWISE.
3. ANY CLAIM AGAINST THE CUSTOMER BY ANY OTHER PARTY.
Effect of state law:
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to
state. Some states do not allow limitations on implied warranties and/or do not allow the exclusion of
incidental oroonsequential damages, so the above limitations and exclusions may not apply to you.
Sales outside the U.S.A.:
For ViewSonic products sold outside of the USA, contact your InewSonic dealer torwarranty
information and sen/ice.
REV 3/1 3/97
29
Replacing the Lamp Unit, continued
Call ViewSonic° Customer Service to order a new Lamp Unit.
Part No. RLU802+
1 Atterthe cooling tan has stopped, and STANDBY/ON
indicator turns solid red, set the MAIN POWER Switch to
OFF and unplug the powercord.
2 Grasp the handle and move the projector onto its side or
back.
3 tion andWar ' s on Lam Then
loosen the lamp cover screws (2) with a coin and remove the
lamp cover.
4 Remove the lamp unit screws (2), then grasp the lamp unit
handle and carefully pull it out at the projector
CAUTION: Nfler touch the lamp Inside the Lamp Unit or
point the Lamp unit opening at anyone.
5 Remove the old Lamp Unit from the projectorand install the
new lamp unit.
WARNING:
- The lamp unit may be hot. Be careful when handling it.
- Dropping the Lamp Unlt unit could cause the lamp to
explode.
6 Replace the lamp unit cover and tighten the lamp cover
screws with a coin. Properly dispose at old Lamp Unit.
Followthe Resetting the LampTime procedure below.
Lamp Cover ®
SCI’EWS
Lamp Unit
screws
Resetting the Lamp Time
DANGER: Only reset the LampTime if a M lamp unit has
been installed. If the LampTlme is reset with an expired
lamp installed, the lamp may explode, causing damage to
the proiector.
1 Plug the projector back into the wall socket and set the
MAIN POWER Switch to ON.
2 Press the POWER button.
3 To display the menu press the MENU button
4 Press A orv to select SET UP PROJECTOR, and then
press 7 or» to display the screen.
5 Press A or V to select LAMPTlME RESET, and then
press 1 or» to display the screen.
6 Press 4 to b selectYES. "Push POWER button to
reset“ will appear on screen.
Press POWER button to reset the Lamp Time to “0'.
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Cleaning the Air Filter
The air filter should be cleaned about every 100 hours of use. Also, clean the air filter if the “A-O"
is indicated in the STATUS CODE display. Clean the filter more often when the projector is used in
a dusty or smoky environment. If the air filter is still dirty after cleaning, contact ViewScnic®
Customer Support for further instructions.
1 Wait until the cooling lan stops and the STANDBY/ON
indicator turns solid red. Set the MAIN POWER Switch to
OFF and unplug the power cord.
Place the projector onto its side or back.
Grasp the Air Filter pull it out of the projector.
Gently use a vacuum cleanerto remove accumulated dust MAIN POWER
and other particles trcm musings of the Air Filter. ‘
Switch
Slide the Air Filter into the projector until hollows (holes) in
the Air Filter are aligned with the hollows in the projector.
NOTE: The projector power will notlurn on until the Air
Filter is correctly installed.
Air Filter
CAUTION: Operating the projector with a torn or
damaged air filter may cause damage to the projector.
Crevlce
Attachment
Clean both sides
of the Air Filter.
36 Maintenance Viewsam'c 1’th
Status Codes
The STATUS CODE Display calls your attention to internal problems detected by the projector. The
table below explains the meaning and recommended action for each Status Code
NOTE: If any of the following status codes appear in the STATUS CODE Display, immediately
WW and then see the chart below to determine the next action
to take.
Status
Code Symptom Problem Possrble Solution
__,___
F-L Lamp UH“ automatically - Cooling fan malfunction ° ContactWewSonioQCustomer
turns Off (“1310 abnormally Support for service instructions.
high internal temperature. > _
F-O (Stand-bycondition) - Air Filter Unit incorrectly - Properly install Alr Ftlter Unll.
installed. (SeepageSS)
——'- - <3)
A-n ' Temperature Sensor ~ Take the protector to your nearest
___1 malfunction. Servlce Center.
A4} - Clogged air filter. - Clean the filter (See page 36)
A-1 - Blocked air intake. - Relocate projectorto a proper
‘_ location (free of dust, soot. etc).
. The temperature of’lhe 0 Place projectorsc thatsurroundlng
sun'ounding environment temperature is between 5°C(41 °F)
may be too high. and 40°C (1 04°F) and the humidity
is between 10% and 80% (with no
condensation .
,__
“1 Lamp does not light up. ' Lamp Is bumed-out. - Contact Customer Support for
P“? . Lamp Voltage is not conect. service Instructions.
P'3 Abnormally high internal 0 Abnormal temperature rise.
P4 temperature.
- Some other cause.
L-1 Lamp operation time Is - It is nearly time to replace - Contact Customer Support to order
over 1000 hours. the Lamp Unit. a replacement Lamp unit. O)
L'0 Lamp operation time is °The Lamp Unit must be 0 Replace the Lamp unit. See pages
over1100hours. replaced. 3'i -38
Cooling tan runs at high
level so lamp can be
replaced quickly.
NOTE: If you turn off the power, wait at least one minute for the projector to cool down before
turning the power back on.
STATUS CODE Display
3“. Troubleshooting m...,e....r. n u nan
Pin Assignment
Follow the instructions below when connecting to a computer. Refer to the_1ist of cables and
adapters on page 4.
(A) Signal connector: 15-pin mini D—sub (PC/AT compatible model)
Connect the signal cable to the lS-pin mini D-sub connector on the projector. (See page 6.)
(B) Signal connector: IS-pin D-sub (Macinwshw)
To convert a Macintosh 15-pin D-sub connector to a lS-pin mini D-sub connector, connect a VGA-
Maeintosh adapter (included) to the 15-pin D-sub connector, and then to the 15—pin mini D-sub
connector on the projector; (See page 6.)
8 1
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Macintosh
6)
SI - nal
Red video signal
Green video signal
Blue vlcleo signal
Unused
Ground lor red video si-nal '
Ground for green videoslgnal
Ground for blue video sI-nal
Ground for -reen video 5 nal
Blue video signal El
Horizontal s chronlzing 5 mm
Verticals chronizin- si-nai
15 Reserved
~\
13 Ground lor blue video signal —
15 Horizontal synchronizing signal
NOTE: When using a Composite Sync Output type Macintosh", please use 5 Composite Sync type
VGA Macintosh Adapter (pin 3 and pin 13 are connected).
32 Technical lnfonnazion Viewsanlc PJLmfi
Tféfihnicalf Ithrmation
. . -
Speclflcatlons
LCD Type 0.9' Polysmoon (xx!) stripe pixel
Pixflls I,440,000 (800 x 500 x 3 colors)
Lnns Type Retradlable Power Focus Lona (x L. F25 ~ 27, r= 37- 48mm
h— 1;__ __
Dlsplay Image size 20' - 300'
Brightness 500 Lumens' (max)
Conlrast Ratio 200:1 (max)
Aspect Ratio 4:3 STD [15:9 suppmed for NTSC]
Lamp ACType150W 011m Heb Eerfor‘mnrmz LII/HP
Audio Speaker 7cm at 4am x Icm
Power 1.5w, <10%THD
lnpul SIgnaI Wdeo FIGE Analog (75 ohms. 0.7 vap). NTSC / PALI SECAM / S—VIDEO
Sync HN separated (TI'L), Composite NTsc
Frequency f : I5.75/15r63 kHzq 24.9—602 kHz 1 : 50~85Hz
Mi
Compatibility PC IBM'XT, Kr, 385. 486. Pentium‘ or P52 and wmpflfiues (VGA up to
1024 x 768' non-Interlaced)
Macinlnsh' " Power Mac.“ (up to 1024 x 766'") Reqmms Macinlosh Adapter
Video NTSC 1 PAL/ SECAM I S~VIDEO
Resolutlcns Mmdmum 1024 x 768 @ 75Hz (Compressed)
Recommended 500 x 500 O SOHz
Input Ports FIGS 15 pln lnlnl D-sub
Video RCA (x1)
S-Vidao sConnemr Mini DIN 4-pin (x1)
Audio FICA jack (L1H) used with sto. Stereo Mini (x1) “55d with R88
R5232 8 Pin DIN connector
Output Pom ass 15 pin mlnl D-sub (x!)
Audio Stereo MInI (x1) Ior Auoiwul
Power Vullage AC 100-240 VAC 50/50 Hz +l- 3HZ VAC (Mama-tic)
Amps 2.54.2MW‘3‘)
User Controls! Physical/projector Maln Power. Lamp OnlOt‘I, Input Select. Menu. Mode. Up, Down, Loft. nghl.
Funotlons Volume Up. Volume Down.
Orlvlaw‘ DIspIay Brightness, Picture, Color Adjust (RGB). Comrast, Verflcal Position, Horizontal
Posifion, Phase. From/Hear, Input Dlsplay, Remote Power. VGA Expanslcrl.
Lamp Tlme Reset, Language. Color (saturalion). Tlnt. Sharpness Vldeo Select.
NTSC Emansinn. Pc-Card Program
“uh.—
Vl‘deo Input Eandwldth 78.75 MHx
Operating Temperature 41‘F to 104'F (5'010 40“C)
Conditions Hurnldlty 10% to 8096 (no condensation)
Optlmum Temperature 59'F to BZ'F use In +25'C)
Inmllaxlon Humidity 40% lo 75% (no condensation)
Environment
Storage Temperature 43? lo +104'F (-25'C to MO‘C)
Condit'ons Humldlly 5% to 85% (no mensafion)
Dlmensions Physical 240mm (W) x [53 mm (H) x 325mm (D)
9-5' (W) X 6 0' (H) X 12-3“ (D)
Weight Net 5.5 kg (12.5 lb) (proiactor only)
Regulations UL1950, GSA, FCC-B, CE, C—Tlek, IE0950,rVD L:
lamp Life 1.100 hrs. (typical)
“M“
' Brightness varies with lamp age and snvlrunma-rlal Bond/“Irons
" Macintosh computer! mquiru a Viawsonir: Maoimosn m Contact WSW-Sonic (see back cover of mis guide.)
’" 1024 x 755 {advanced wdoo compraasion)
All products and trademarks are brand names of their raspacfive companies. Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Technical Inlnnrlan'an Viawscnlc PJLM
6)
O)
l Projecting PC-Card Data
Follow the instructions below when projecting image data saved on a PC-Card. S?$§B$?§fnl
 ON(G) Indicator
1 Turn on the LCD projector to start projecting.
(See "Turning the POWER on and oil" on page 9.)
2 Insert PC-Card into PC-Card Slot on the LCD projector.
Then, press I N PUT on the LCD projector or remote
control and select “PC-CARD".
- The Index and first image in root or each folder are shown.
Note:
- “ROOT" is not displayed if images corresponding to this LCD projector
are not found in root.
- The screen turns blue if images corresponding to this LCD projector MAIN power
are not found in PC-Card. Pc-Card switch
- When you want to eject the PC-Card. slide the PC-Card RELEASE RELEASE
Button in the direction of the arrow mark on the LCD projector. Button
3 Press < or > to select folder or root.
Press > to select the next folder.
Press < to select the previous folder.
0 The selected folder is indicated by a red arrow.
- The selected image in root or folder is encircled by a bold, blue
frame. PC-Card
4Press VOLUME +/- to decide a folder.
. , _ , . : 0 T :
A list of images will be displayed. LFOEQESl"
; FOLD 2
- FOLD a
5 Press < or > to select an image. Psgtggg"
0 The selected image is encircled by a bold, blue frame, and the folder '
name and number is displayed.
LECT ‘FOLDEH 5
QLQELA‘flQHANGE,
6Prees VOLUME + to project the selected image.
- Press < or > to project the images one by one.
> : The next image is projected.
< : The previous image is projected
Note:
- Press VOLUME +l- when playing back to return the screen to the list
of images. ' ' '
LSELECTFILE
: cec'r ems
;To IND
LIQSLLQE mow
2?
I Size of the Projected Screen
' Because the projection image from this projector is SVGA (800 x 600 dots) XGA' lmage will
be compressed More than XGA image will not be displayed.
-If the picture file is less than VGA (640 x 480 dots) and the expanded proiection feature is on
the picture will expand as follows; 640 ---> 800, 480 --> 600
- For the best picture quality, it is recommend that JPEG files be 300 x 600 dots' in size
-The larger the file size. the longer it takes (from when < or > is pressed) to project the picture.
I How to edit using the Album Display feature
While confirming images displayed in an album, you can change the image display order and move images to
another folder using simple mouse operations.
Changing the image display order in the folder
1 Select the image you want to move.
2 Drag the selected Image and drop it in an image
in the desired location.
- The selected image is inserted in front of the image it
was dropped into.
- The file name numbers are renewed automatically.
Moving the images between folders
1 Open the folder containing the image to be moved
and the destination folder.
2 Select the image you want to move.
3 Drag the selected image and drop it in the
destination folder.
- The selected image is added as the image in the
folder.
- The file numbers are renewed automatically.
Display full-screen images for confirmation
Double click the image you want to confirm.
' The image fills the entire screen.
Note:
Click the mouse or press any button on the keyboard to
return the screen to the Album Display.
Deleting images
1 Select the image you want to delete,
2 Press the [Delete graphics file from Folder] Button
on the Toolbar.
' The image will be deleted from the iolder.
Note:
You can also delete the selected image if you select
[Delete graphics file from Folder] from the Elle menu.
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Starting up the JPEG Viewer
1Turn on the PC (Personal Computer) and start up Windows 95.
2lnsert the PC-Card (ATA Flash Card not supplied) into the
PC-Card slot on your PC.
Note:
- When you purchase a PC-Card, lormat it normally on Windows 95
before use.
3 Select [Start] —> [Programs] —>[JPEG Viewer]
——>[JPEG Viewer] to open the JPEG Viewer Application.
Functions of each Menu Menu 53,
Tool bar
Following are the Menus and their functions contained in this software.
Elle
-Add graphics files to Folder ............................ Convene an original BMP (JPEG) file to a JPEG tile and saves
it to a folder.
. Deletes selected images from a folder.
. Exits the JPEG Viewer.
- Qelete grap cs file from Folder
. Makes a new folder.
. Opens a saved folder.
.Closes an edited folder.
.Deletes an edited loider.
- Qelele Folder
Iools
o gapture .............
.Starts the image capture.
o Bemake Thumbnail.
. Remakes Thumbnail tiles ol images contained in the current
being edited folder.
~ thion .............................................. Sets the JPEG Viewer.
window
- gascade ...... Arranges er‘ldOWS in an overlapping pattern.
- Tile Horizontal Arranges windows in a top to bottom pattern.
- Tile yenical . Arranges windows in a left to right pattern.
- Arrange Icons Arranges minimized windows.
flel p
° JPEG Viewer flelp
. lersion Information .
DJI—
Displays JPEG Viewer help.
Displays application information.
Macintosh“ ViewBooki'M Mouse Driver, continued
VlawBook Mouse SettlngsTable
File Menu NOTE: To return all settlngs
, to their onglnal factory
s“- Saves the status of wireni window. You may also on Save In the values, click on RESET.
lower left oomor 01 mo Settings Window. 4
Quit cults the Built-in Mouse ioature. Screen with
|_ proiected blue
Options Menu “WWW“
Clear Screen Deletes all the lines or 'stamp marh' made on a displayed lmager
can??m Select: the communication port connected to me projector. AUTO SETUP
L __r
The projector will autonolloally identity the signal mode (typo oi signal) -
and adjust the H-Positton, V MODE2—b MODES:
12.
Projecting a Picture
Before you begin, make sure...
- You have read Safety Precautions. (See pages 2.) - The projector is plugged in.
- All cable connections are made. (See pages 5-6.) - The lens cap is removed.
' The projector is properly positioned. (See pages 7-8.)
1 Turn on the Power. (See page 9.)
2 Press INPUT on the projector or remote control to select
the desired inputsignal.
Continue to press lNPUTto set the desired input signal.
Each press will change the display as shown below.
RGB —-> PO-CARD —> S-VIDEO orVIDEO
ll unlt is connected with both S-VtDEO and VIDEO
cables, the S-VtDEO signal has priority.
You may turn the input slgnel display off. See “Turning Off
theViewMeter' Display“ on page 16.
3 Turn on your computer (RGB source) or start video
playback (S-VlDEO oerDEO source).
Adjust FOCUS and ZOOM Rings as necessary.
4 PressVOLUME +/- on the projector or Remote Control
Unit to adjust the volume level of the built-in speaker.
The number of segments (0 - 63) increases or decreases
as the volume is adjusted (shown on the right.)
I—
Speciat AuctioNideo Effects
Turning Off the Sound
- Press the MUTE Button to instantly mute the sound.
- Press again to restore the prevlous sound level.
Manual Shutter Function
- Press the SHU‘l‘I‘EH Button to blank out the video and mute
the sound.
- Press again to return to the normal screen and sound.
Freeze the Picture and Sound
- Press the FREEZE Button to freeze me picture and sound.
- Press again to return to the normal screen and sound.
Adjusting the lens
Use the ZOOM Ring to adjust the slze ot the image.
- For a larger image, turn the ring to the right.
- For a smaller image, turn the ring to the left.
Use the FOCUS Rlng to adjust the focus at the image.
Turn the ring to the right or left until the image is at the
optimum locus.
VOLUME 4— FREEZE Button gm?“
Buttons
VOLUME +/-
Buttons
MUTE Button
tNPUT Button
lNPUT Button
E as“...
0) 1
lnput
Slgnal
Format
NOTE: when an S-VIDEO or VIDEO
input signal is selected. the name of the
signal format will be displayed directly
below the input signal on the 0nVrew’
display.
FOCUS Hlng
ZOOM Rlng
Operation
v;.....e,...r.. u n ana
Projector Controls and Indicators
MODE Button MENU Button INPUT Button
See pages 13-14 See pages 8. 1345 Sea paga12,29
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VOLUME+I- STATUS cons
Eunens Display
_ See page I2,).?, See peg! 311-
Prejector ADJUST Buttons
Top and From ANN.’ I '
Views See pages 13-15, '
_ n, 2- ,
4mm:
gglflss POWER Button!
Bum,“ STANDBYION
IndIcaInr
See pages 9,
Remote Control '
Sensor
ZOOM Ring
See page 12
FOCUS Ring
See page 12
POCARD Slot
See page 23
handle
AC Socket
MAIN POWER
Switch
fit See page 9
s-Indeo Input
Port
See page 5
R5232C Audio Input For!
For! (LeHIRIgM)
See page 6 see page 15
AudIo Dulpul
Connector
See pages 5-6
Videe Input Audio Input HGB Input RGB Output
Port Ports (Left/High!) Port Purl
See page 5 See page 5 See page 5 See page 5
Projector Back View
AIr Outlet Remote Control Unit
Vent Sensor
Lamp Cover I"
See page 3-3 =
Lamp Cover I
Screw ‘
See much 8
Foot Adjustere/
See page B.
peraflon War/Sonic FJLm
Centering the Projected Image
Place the projector on a stable, flat surface according to the Projector/Screen Relative Position
Chart on page 7.
CAUTION: Depending on the relative position of the projector and the screen. improper
adjustments may cause image distortion. To prevent the projector from wobbling, make sure both
foot adjusters (see below) are in firm contact with the surface the projector is placed on.
Side View
Solid lines : original image position
Dotted lines : Image position after adjustment Center
Front View
Centering the projected image:
- To raise the image, turn fool adjusters clockwise (to the right).
- To Iowerthe image, turn toot adjusters counterclockwise (to the left).
NUI'E: For a distortion-free picture, it is very important that the
projector be positioned so that it is perfectly horizontal. If necessary
Adjusters turn the Foot Adjusters in either direction to make fine adjustments
Rear Screen Projection
If you want to use rear screen projection, the projected image can be flipped to a mirror image.
Press MENU to display the menu.
Press A or V to select SET UP
PROJECTOR, and then 4 or bto
display the Set Up Projector screen.
Press A orv to select FRONT/REAR,
and then 4 or b to select FRONT or
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- Select FRONT to return to the
standard projection format.
0 Select REAR to switch to a mirror
image of the input signal.
Press MENU twice to exit.
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Connecting a Computer (RGB signal)
(Diagram numbers correspond with table numbers on page 5.)
Computer
Computer
Monitor Cable
Audio Cable
(not included)
Side Connector Panel
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Adapter) /1 (VGA Cable)
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Computer Connection Options
The RGB input accepts signals from VGA, SVGA, XGA (Compression), and Macintosh
compatible computers without the need for any additional hardware other than the adapters
indicated.
To connect the projectorto a PC (lBM-compatible computer):
- Plug theVGA signal cable (supplied) correctly into the RGB IN terminal on the projector and the RGB
signal Output terminal on your computer. Secure the plugs by tightening the thumb screws.
To connect the projector to a Macintoshseries computer:
- First connect the Macintosh adapterto the Macintosh and the VGA signal cable. then connect the
VGA signal cable to the RGB IN port on the projector. Secure the plugs by tightening the thumb
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To view images simultaneously on a monitor and the protection screen:
- Connect yourcomputer monitorto the projector's RGB OUT port.
To use the Remote Control Unit In place of the computer’s mouse:
- Plug the RS-2320 Cable (supplied) securely into the IRS-232C: port ofthe projector and the its-2320
Output terminal on the computer. Secure the plugs by tightening the thumb screws. ' .
- To connect to a Macintosh series computer, use the RS-ZSZC 9P adapter.When connecting to a PC
computer, use the HS~2320 25P adapter. Secure the plugs by tightening the screws.
. Install the ViewBookTM Mouse Driver software into your computer (see pages 18-22) .
NOTE: A special cable may be needed when connecting to a PC that is not VGA, SVGA, or
XGA (Compression), or Macintosh series computer.
Getting Started Vieann/n p. 1/ m
03
Congratulations on purchasing a ViewSonic PJL802+Vieanokm LCD Projector!
Important! Save the original box and all packing material for fidure shipping needs.
Package Contents
' - ViewSonicPJ1802+WewB°°k - RS-232C 9P—25P adapter
LCD Projector ' PC audio cable
- Remote Control Unit - Macintosh adapter
' TWO AA battetiES ' Two AC power cables (us and Europe)
' KGB video cable (LSJA0133) ' iewBook Mouse Driver diskettes (for
15-pin HD mini D-sub Windows“ 95, Windews=3=L and Mecintosh‘)
- Video/Audio cables - JPEG View r diskette (Windows 95)
- RS—232C cable (LSJA0077) - VlewSonic installation file (VS*.inf) for Windows 95
- RS-232 9P—8P adapter (required for Plug & Play.)
’ User’s Guide
Unique Features
' Three-panel 0.9" LCD delivers true SVGA 800 x 600 and compressed XGA 1024 x 768“ O)
resolutions.
' At 12.8 pounds is lightweight and compact, offering portability and convenient storage.
- 600“ ANSI Lumens with a 200:1 contrast ratio displays bright, clear images up to 300" in size
- Built-in PC Card slot provides easy and worry-free presentations even without a computer.
- Includes a Remote Control Unit. with a back-light that also acts as a built-in mouse for
maximum versatility during presentations.
' Plug & Play 4’ Auto Mode for easy installation.
' Selectable input of one video and one computer source
' Provides both front and rear projection
' Compatible with PC and Macintosh.
' Outstanding 3-year limited warranty with a 90-day protection warranty on the lamp.
'Peak hn’ghlnes vnr'Es wllh limp A]. and environmental conditions. " 1024 X 758 (advanced video compression). '
Installation Checklist
1 Write the serial number printed on the back at the
projector in the space provided on page 1 , labeled ‘FOFI
YOUR RECORDS“.
2 With the MAIN POWER switch set to OFF (see page 9),
connect the power cord to the back of the projector and
then to the power source.
Inserting Batteries into 9)
the Remote Control Unit
1 Open the battery
com anment 9
novel; Push the \
marked cover
down firm [1] and
pull tower on to
3a Check to make sure all equipment you wish to connect to remove il I2»
the projector is powered-OFF (computers. VCR‘s. etc.), 2 insert the batteries
Ihen connect them to the appropriate input and output (firmzmm; "W
ports on the side of the projector. (See pages 5-6.)
31: To connect a Macintosh, use the Macintosh adapter
acing the direction
shown to the fight.
supplied with the projector. 3 Egflggfirg‘em
4 Insert AA type batteries into the Remote Control Unit. “V9"
(See instructions to the right.) CAUTION:
- whonlnsenlng batteries, heclrotulto Inter!
them morning to mecorrect poi-mu (Or).
' RODIICO both “Burial at “is same time. Do
not comblm old and new batteries together.
- Never mlxalkallne wllh manganese haiterln.
Installation is complete! Enjoy your new WewSonic . I1netuslngthlRommecomrulunlttornn
PJLSOZ-tWewBookW‘ LCD Projector! “W9“
5 If you plan to connect a computerto the projector, set the
computers graphics card to 800 x 600 ©60Hz refresh
rate.
FCC Caution
To assure continued FCC corn
prevent undesirable interference. use only the
important Safety Precautions
it any of events listed below occur, switch projector
OFF, pull power plug out of pcwersource, and
contagtVlewSonlc" Customer support (see back
cover :
- it there is an abnormal smell or smoke
- it suddenly there is no picture, no sound, or an
abnormal sound
- if water or any other liquid enters the projector
To prevent possible electric shock or fire, handle
power cord and power plug with care:
0 Do not touch the power cord with wet hands.
, - TO DlSCONNECTTHE UNIT FROM THE POWER
SOURCE. GRASP THE POWER PLUG, AND PULL
W H i F
- Do not damage the power cord by pulling, pending,
heating, or placing heavy objects on it.
To prevent possible electric shock or fire, keep
liquids awaytrom projector:
- Do not use the projector near water (such as a
shower, sink, etc.).
0 Do not put an open container with liquid on or near
the projector (such a a vase. open beverage
container, etc.)
Do not insert a foreign object into any part of the
projector:
- To prevent electric shock or fire, do not insert a
metal or flammable object through the ventilation
holes, etc,
0 It loreign matter enters the projector, switch it OFF
and pull the power plug out of the power source.
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Only use recommended power source:
- Do not use any power source that has a voltage-
otherthan what this user‘s guide specifies See
page 30 ‘
pllance, use only the
provided shielded VGA cable with 2 ferrite cores while connecting
LCD to computer and all other connecting cables should be shielded. Any changes or modifications not expressly
approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate this equipment
provided grounded power supply cord and A -
To prevent possible eye damage, t to
. - Do not point the Remote Control Unit near 1 <9;
anyone's eyes while the laser pointer is activated:
- Prevent all persons. swam, tmm
looking into the projector lens when the lamp ls lit.
Do not subject projector to physical shock or place
projector en unstable surface: '
- Do not place the projector in a location where it Is
likely to be stmck or bumped into.
- Avoid placing the pro'ecter on a shell. cabinet. etc.
that cannot adequate y support its weight, or that Is
on an inclined tloor. ~
- When the projector is placed on a table with
casters, set the caster stoppers to prevent
movement.
To prevent damage from heat build-up: _
- Do not place the projector in direct sunlight or near '
a source oi heat like a furnace, electric heater, etc.
' Do not block ventilation holes (by placlng the
projector on Its side, or on a carpet, bedspread etc) 0)
- Place the projector at least 10cm from any wall
(allowing space tor the ventilation holes).
Do not place projector in moist or dusty place:
' Do not lace the projector in an area containing
steam ( m a humidifier, etc) dust, or soot (item a
stove, etc).
It projectorwlll not he used for long time, pull out
power plug and close lens cover.

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