Projector Control 1 SETTING UP.................................................................................................................................. 4 1.1 RS232 CONTROL CABLES .............................................................................................................. 4 1.2 RS232 SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................ 4 2 GENERAL............................................

Power Cord User's Manual Deluxe Soft Dust Cover Registration Bonus: Presentation Control Software IBM PC, PS/2 and compatibles Olivetti/AT&T NEC 9801 Apple Macintosh II Family, LC, Quadra, Centris, Performa, Power Macintosh, and PowerBook families Computer video modes up to 800 x 600 at 56 Hs, including VESA 640 x 480 up to 72 Hz NTSC M 3.58 MHz PAL G, B, H, I 4.42 MHz SECAM 4.43 MHz 15 to 40 KHz 50 to 75 KHz From computer: D825 To monitor: DB25 and HD15 Serial: Full duplex with Mini D

5. CONFIGURING THE HYPERTERMINAL SOFTWARE On the PC side, software that can perform a “terminal emulation” is needed. This is a standard component in most operating systems, and it is also available as stand alone software. Norton PCAnywhere and Norton Commander are two programs that can do this. As it is a standard component in the Windows Operating System. However we recommend that Hyperterminal is used. This can normally be found in the accessories menu. This example uses this software to exp

This will also happen if you type incorrectly or try to erase text. 3. On “Hyperterminal”, close the connection by clicking on the “hang up phone icon”. 4. Go into “File | Properties” and press “Configure”. 5. Use the ADVANCED /SERVICE / INFO dialog-box on the projector to make sure that the settings match those of the computer. Change the settings as described below. Confirm with OK two times to close the dialog boxes. “Bits per second” 38400 Baud “Data bits” 8 bit “Parity” None “Stop Bits” 1 b

PROXIMA ASA 3 FLASH UPGRADE USER GUIDE IMPRESSION A10+/A9+/A8+ 2. INTRODUCTION This User Guide has been created to provide an easy to understand description on how to flash upgrade the SW on projectors that are prepared for this in the field. It describes the methodology and the correct software and hardware to use to perform flashing without any hassle. This User Guide does only apply to the following ASK products or their equivalents: Product : IMPRESSION A10+/A9+/A8+ 3. NEEDED MATERIAL When f

If your lamp expired and you think it is covered by warranty, contact ASK Proxima Technical Support. Proof of purchase may be required for exchange. Are there optional warranties? You can purchase several extended warranties for the projector, as long as the original factory warranty is still active. Extended warranties can be purchased from your ASK Proxima reseller. What is the warranty on accessories (excluding lamps)? From the date of purchase, ASK Proxima warrants that the customer repl

An intuitive standardized keypad with everything users need, right on top of the projector. No need for directions, manuals, or IT support calls. With color-coded connections and cables, users can connect the projector in seconds. The keypad is grouped by function and simple to use— whether users want power, source selection or fine- tuning. And for further ease of operation, users can rely on intuitive, icon-based menus—they simply scroll and select. Standardized, interchangeable remotes mean s

For information about video inputs, consult the Video Connections Chart. Does the projector support closed captioning? The projector does not have the ability to decode and display closed captioning on its own. The projector will display closed captioning if the signal being sent to the projector already includes the decoded closed captioning information. Some cable boxes, VCRs, and DVD players have this capability built in, and some do not. Can I send a presentation over a network to the C20

When it is on, the projector turns the lamp off after 3 minutes of not detecting an active source. The projector will return to normal activity immediately if it detects an active source. After 5 additional minutes, the projector turns off. You must press the Power button to turn the projector back on. The LED blinks green when in DPS mode. To disable or enable DPMS, press the Menu button on the keypad. Navigate to Basic > Setup > System. Select the DPMS Enable checkbox to enable the function,