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Introduc tion ------------------------------------------------------------------------------Safety instructions ----------------------------------------------------------------------Getting started ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Connecting a PC to your projector --------------------------------------------------Projector setup ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Image adjustment -----------------------------------------------------------------------Troubleshooting -------------------------------------------------------------------------Specifications ----------------------------------------------------------------------------War
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ranty and support information ---------------------------------------------------123789131516GlossaryWarranty and support information http://www.favientertainment.com/help.asp116’WFAVG152 Dr104 ºF.Doingsocould damage your projector and void your warranty.Do not expose this projector, or its power supply to liquids. If the projector’s casing becomes dirty,use adamp soft cloth or paper towel to clean it.While the projector is operating, do not look directly into the lens. Doing so could damage your eyes. This projectorshould be placed on a stable surface prior to being operated.This projector needs adequate ventilation in order to operate properly. Inadequate ventilation willcause the projector to overheat and shut d
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own. Excessive overheating could damage the projector’sinternal optics.Please unplug the projector from its power supply before cleaning it.If you do not plan to use your projector for an extended period of time, or if an electrical storm de-velops, please unplug the projector. An electrical surge could damage your projector’s power supply.L32TFT LpLatv roi64ViisH, VGA, C (/PbPr S-i aCieviAuis32 ºF ~ 100 ºF Stoatepaue-4~1ºFOpihy19806227ihWe27lSueroi64uto11H a asteli jks.LD lappe5watsLDlle20h2to1ihPrteisiePocoui6wtsExtepsu1V D37AmOperating temperatureSieSpecificationsSafety instructions14 12353Thfod p o thfeu o yopto4678910111 Pobto2 InaoLD3 Fr veiisls4 L5 A/V api p6 IRseo7 Rveiisls8 VGA i9 Kestoatm w1 Fr h atm
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fo1 SpeProblem:Solution:Smtet i htoriVGA m First, check to make sure the projector is properly connected to your computer.Try shuting down your computer, connecting the projector, and rebooting. Your computer should automatically detect your projector.If you are running a dual display configuration, first check to make sure your computer is detecting your projector.Also make sure your desktop resolution is set at or below 1920x1080 with a 60 Set your desktop resolution to 800x600 or lower.roubleshooting (continued)I can’t get my desktop to appear in VG mode.134VideoS-videoY/PB/PRVGAHDMISetiavimPrsth“V/TV”btoothrecortobuthfomscrThmscrwaithurhcoothiUethuadabtotohthsetiyow,thpsthrabtotoswchoetothvimPo
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up correctly.Thfoloindaas are examples of how your projector can be set up for use. Fo thbt imareuts, thpoeto shdbdretly fainthscre Adtms tothfou akestocor whtoiethiqy.The projector’s keystone control needs to be adjusted.Focus adjustmentKeystone correction12Roainthle clokwisewill maeit rerat inothpoeto, whleroainit coe clokwisewill maeit eeFront height foot adjustmentRaithfr h atm fo coeclkwewathfo toete awrethfr h o thpto Thfo’ mieteii 15ih. Citoraei wrethfo fr thpto If th h, yocasi scri bk i Oneyoheatethfr h, yom ntort thke-stocoti Projector setupImage adjustmentprojectopr is properly positioned. You can adjust the keystone adjustment wheel to correct the image. The of your projector. (Please see page 3) Gently m