Kodak DP800 User Manual

Contents1“Limited Warranty”, “FCC Statement” and “Trademarks Copyright”1. Limited WarrantyExcept as otherwise stated herein, warrants to the firstend

Contents10Backpanel of computerRGB OUTTo DAVIS PowerbeamConnecting to a standardlaptop, notebookFig. 4. Connecting to a laptop, notebookBackpanel of

Contents11Using composite video1. Find the Composite video cable, and the audiocable. See page 6, All cables and adapters areprovided with the Project

Contents12Using Scart videoThe signals from the Scart connector are the same asfrom the Composite connector. If you have a Scartconnector on your vide

Contents13Using external speakersYou can connect external speakers to the Projector intwo ways:1. Powered speakers (Speakers with built in amplifier).

Contents14High Brightness Monochrome ModeIf you want to present information in black and whiteyou have the option of pulling the colour filter of theP

Contents15Using the Interactive Remote ControlThe Interactive Remote Control has two purposes:1. To access the MAIN MENU and control the variousimage

Contents16This remote control works with Macintosh and withMicrosoft Windows version 3.1 and higher, for interac-tive distance control of your compute

Contents17Hints for using the Interactive Remote ControlThe Interactive Remote Control is unlike any othermouse device you have used before, and we th

Contents18To drag an itemSimply press and hold the primary button (buttonunderneath) while moving the cursor to the desiredlocation. Release this butt

Contents19Follow the easy steps below to set-upyour computer to communicate withthe products.The products will tell your computer that a serial mousei

Contents2promise made by Customer shall constitute a warrantythat the Projector will conform to the affirmation orpromise. Distributor makes no warran

Contents20Projector:Special considerations If the Interactive Remote Control does not work whenyou have followed the above steps please try thefollowi

Contents21The products will tell your Macintosh that a serial com-munications device is connected. This means that theInteractive Remote Control toget

Contents22Special considerations:The communication with the hardware is handled via aserial communications connection to your Macintosh.As with all co

Contents23AppleTalk:To turn off AppleTalk do the following:1) Select Chooser from the Apple menu2) Select the Inactive radio button in the AppleTalkar

Contents24The window is divided into4 main sections.1. The logo (upper left)2. The primary controls area (upper right)3. The remote controller picture

Contents25The options popup menu:Figure 2 shows control panel:The Options MenuThe options menu (figure 2) allows you to associatecertain actions with

Contents26very useful when doing click-drags in either the Finderor word-processor. To release, press the secondarybutton again.The On-Line help area:

Contents27VOLUME +The VOLUME + is used to control the sound when theProjector is used together with a video source or acomputer with a sound card. Pre

Contents28Using the menusEnter the MAIN MENUWith the Interactive Remote Control or the ControlPanel, press the MENU key to get the MAIN MENU.Then use

Contents29Adjustbrightness/contrastPictureAdjust imagesettingsAdjust product/source synchroni-sationAdjust picturepositionAdjustZoom /FocusExpandimage

Contents3ference when it is operated in a commercial environ-ment. The Projector generates, uses and can radiateradio frequency energy and, if not ins

Contents30A typical level 2 windowAbove is a typical level 2 window. All these windowshave a number of controls and at least two buttons, oneOK-button

Contents31The MAIN MENU functionsThis icon will only appear when connected to acomputer source.Select the above icon from the MAIN MENU.You willget th

Contents32This icon will only appear when connected to a videosource.Select the above icon from the MAIN MENU.You will get one of the windows below de

Contents33need to show SECAM video you must change thissetting by clicking in the SECAM box.Both windows have the Colour Manager which is asystem wher

Contents34Select the above icon from the MAIN MENU.You willget the window below.Adjust vertical and horizontal position of the picture onthe screen wi

Contents35Select the above icon from the MAIN MENU.You willget the window below.In this window you can adjust the Zoom and Focus ofthe Projector by cl

Contents36Projector SVGA:One of these icons will appear if resolution is lowerthan 800x600.Expand imageIf you have a computer resolution of less than

Contents37The Projector is designed for rear projection and ceilingmounting upside down. These adjustments let youeasily set up the correct image for

Contents38Projector:When you select this icon you get the window below.In this window you can tune the values for the parame-ters Htot, Hsize and Vsiz

Contents39Select the above icon from the MAIN MENU.You willget the window below.Click on the icon with the flag representing the lan-guage you want to

4Introduction...5Identifying the different parts of the Proje

Contents40Selecting the above icon gives you the window below.In this window you can see the accumulated time thatthe lamp has been used.You also use

Contents41Select the above icon from the MAIN MENU.You willget the window below.Activate the check box that represent the function youwill dedicate to

Contents42Projector VGA:Select the above icon from the MAIN MENU to displaya reference picture on the screen. The reference pictureis meant to serve a

Contents43Select the above icon from the MAIN MENU to select S-video as signal source.If a TV-Tuner is installed in your Projector, you can seethe abo

Contents44ProjectorSelect the above icon from the MAIN MENU.You will get the window below.Use this function when you have connected an audiosignal to

Contents45adjust Volume, Bass, Treble and Balance until you havea satisfying sound.The Adjust Audio Settings menu also has five check-boxes. The first

Contents46Changing batteries in the remote controlFigure 13 shows the remote control with the battery lidremoved. Slide off the battery lid, remove th

4.Contents472. Open the lamp lid, using a coin or similar tool, byturning the lock 90º anti-clockwise.3. Turn the screw of the lamp module anti-clockw

Contents48Changing fusesThe fuse is next to the On/Off switch at the back of theProjector.1. Remove the thin plastic lid covering the voltageselector.

Contents49Symptom:No image on the ProjectorscreenPossible causes and remedies:1. The unit has not been switched on. Check theON/OFF switch on the plug

Thank you for buying this Projector,and for choosing "the brighter way ofpresenting".The Projector will display high brightness images withv

Contents50Symptom:Overheating of the Projector.(projector turns itself off)Let the Projector cool for 10 minutes, and thencheck the following:1. Check

Contents51Using the menusThe TV-Tuner can be purchased as anoptional add-on to the Projector.You caneasily install the TV-Tuner yourself. See fig. 15.

Contents52How to Change the settingsRead the section in the main user manual (page 30) onadjusting the settings in a level 2 window. In the chapteron

Contents53Above you see the MAIN MENU with the TV-Tuner icons present.Activating this icon will open the TV-Tuner Setup Menuwhere you can adjust the T

Contents54TV Program:Here you can program your TV channels. Using the upand down arrows you can select between programs 1 -30. Each of these programs

Contents55also use the LEFT and RIGHT arrows in the ControlPanel to move between channels. This menu will notdissappear until closed by the user, so y

Contents56Satellite dish:This works like the cable decoder meaning that youeasily select the channel that reads the signals from thesatellite dish, an

Contents57Aadjust picture position,...34 adjust Zoom / Focus ...35adjusting brightness,...31 adjusting contrast, ...31adva

•IDENTIFYING THE DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE PROJECTOR...5• Before you start...

•CONNECTING THE PROJECTOR PROJECTOR TO YOUR COMPUTER...8• Connecting to a desktop computer...

Contents6Apple MacintoshAdapter WithMacintosh FemalePin-Out9 pin adapter(serial)AC-cableAudio In/OutComposite videoS-videoApple MacintoshAdapter

•CONNECTING THE PROJECTOR PROJECTOR TO YOUR VIDEO PLAYER...11• Using composite video ...

•USING THE PROJECTOR...13• Evaluating the environmental conditions ...

•MAINTENANCE...46• Changing batteries in the remote control...46• Ch

Contents7◆ Please fill in the warranty card and return it to Cus-tomer.◆ Always use the Projector Hardcase when you aretransporting the Projector.NB!

Contents8This section describes how to connectthe Projector to your PC, Macintosh,Powerbook or notebook in order toshow computer graphics.1. Identify

Contents9Backpanel of computerRGB OUTComputerMonitor CableTo DAVIS PowerbeamConnecting to a desktop computerFig. 3. Connecting to a desktop PC with