Nikon NP4100 Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 111)

5. Using On-Screen Display

Auto Power Off

Auto Power Off enables the projector to automatically turn off if there is no signal re-

ceived by any input.

Select from the following:

 Off

 5 minutes

 10 minutes

 20 minutes

 30 minutes

Screen Trigger

Set Screen Trigger to On to enable the projector to automatically lower the projection

screen when powering on. When powering off, Screen trigger stops sending a low volt-

age trigger to the screen controller and the screen goes up.

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NP4100/NP4100W 1
Important Information 3
Laser Rating 4
WARNING: 5
Important Safeguards 5
Fire and Shock Precautions 7
Lamp Replacement 9
(see page 82) 10
Table of Contents 13
1. Introduction 16
Features you’ll enjoy: 17
Front-right view 18
Top View 19
Carrying the Projector 20
 Top Features 22
Lens Controls 22
OSD Controls and Status LEDS 23
 Terminal Panel Features 25
ITEM LABEL LABEL ITEM 27
Battery Installation 29
Remote Control Precautions 30
 Selecting a Location 33
Pull out the lens cap 34
Installing the New Lens 36
THROW DISTANCE FOR NP4100 40
LENS [INCHES] [METERS] 40
THROW DISTANCE FOR NP4100W 40
 Making Connections 46
Connecting Your VCR 50
 Connecting to a Network 51
 Turning on the Projector 53
 Selecting a Source 55
Lens Shift Adjustable Range 58
From the Remote Control Unit 58
 Turning off the Projector 63
About Direct Power Off 64
After Use 64
4. Convenient Features 65
 Changing Lamp Mode 67
Normal Mode: 100% Brightness 68
 Getting Information 69
 Adjusting Position/Clock 70
Locking the Projector 73
Unlocking the Projector 75
 Using the Physical Lock 76
Using the Kensington Lock 76
 Menu Elements 81
Picture menu 83
Image Options Menu 84
Overscan 87
Video Menu 88
Noise Reduction 89
3D Y/C Separation 89
Deinterlace 89
Color Matrix 90
Telecine 90
General 91
Reference 92
Gamma Correction 92
White Balance 93
Color Correction 94
Keystone 96
Lamp Mode 96
Lamp Select 96
Lamp Interval 97
Lamp Select Examples: 98
Menu Mode 99
Language 100
Installation 101
ITEM DESCRIPTION 102
Desktop front Ceiling rear 103
Ceiling frontDesktop rear 103
Display Time 104
Security 105
Control Panel Lock 105
Background 105
DynamicBlack 106
Remote Sensor 106
Network Settings 106
Standby Mode 106
PC Control 107
Options 109
Auto Power Off 111
Screen Trigger 111
Fan Mode 112
Default Source Select 113
Color System 114
WXGA Mode 114
Source Display 114
Control ID 115
Filter Message 115
Usage Time 116
5. Using On-Screen Display 118
Version 119
6. Maintenance 122
Bottom view 123
The rear filter can be 124
 Replacing Consumable Parts 125
Replacing the Filters 125
Insert replacement foam 126
Replace the filter covers 126
Replacing the Lamps 127
7. Appendix 130
About Drag Mode 131
 Troubleshooting 132
Indicator Messages 132
PROJECTOR 133
LED CONDITION LED SEQUENCE 133
CONDITION 133
Tips for Troubleshooting 134
 Image Problems 135
Lamp Problems 136
Remote Control Problems 136
Audio Problems 137
8. Specifications 139
Electrical Specifications 140
Mechanical Specifications 141
Environmental Considerations 141
Regulations 141
 Cabinet Dimensions 142
Vertical: 50 Hz to 85 Hz 144
FUNCTION CODE DATA 146
 Screen Trigger 148
Overview 149
Preparation Before Use 149
Configuring Network Settings 150
Test Mail 151
Structure of the HTTP Server 152
 15 Pin GPIO Control 154

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