Sim2 HT250 Guide de dépannage

HT 200/2503ENGLISHGENERAL INDEX1 WARNINGS ...

HT 200/25012Fig. 28Some manufacturers offer screen-masking systems tohelp frame the projected image and improve picturecontrast. This can be controll

HT 200/25013ENGLISH 8.1 SWITCH ON FROM STAND-BYBy remote control: press one of 1...9By keyboard: press Arrow Up or Arrow Down.Fig. 32When switching o

HT 200/2501410 INPUT SIGNALS 10.1 COMPOSITE VIDEO INPUTCVBS COMPOSITE VIDEOFig. 35This input is suitable for a “Composite Video CVBS”. Viaa cable wi

HT 200/25015ENGLISHfrom the mains (switch in position O).This is not a vesa “Plug & Display” connector.never connect a computer to this socket. th

HT 200/25016 11 REMOTE CONTROLDESCRIPTIONThe remote control requires four 1.5V, AAA alkalinebatteries.Insert the batteries, taking care to match the p

HT 200/25017ENGLISHButton : to switch-off to stand-by.Arrow button: to browse the OnScreen Display menu and to adjust.Push Arrow Up or Arrow Down to

HT 200/2501813 MENU DESCRIPTIONTo access the main On Screen Display menu, press theMenu key on the keyboard or the key Menu + or Menu –on the remote c

HT 200/25019ENGLISH13.2.2 ASPECTDetermines the aspect ratio of the projected image.User 1User 2User 3By using the key on the remote control is possi

HT 200/2502013.2.5 ADVANCED SETTINGSAdvanced colour settings are accessible via this menu.ImageAdvanced settingsColor temperatureY/C Delay3HT 200 - VI

HT 200/25021ENGLISH13.2.5.3 Y / C DelayUse this adjustment in the event of horizontal colourmisalignment within the projected image. It isrecomme

HT 200/2504 1 WARNINGS!CAUTIONRISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK!DO NOT REMOVE THE TOP COVERATTENTION: Prior to switching on the projector please read each chapte

HT 200/2502213.3.3 PROJECTION LENSTo adjust Focus and Size of the projected image, usethe lens settings.Alternatively, press keys Focus and Zoom on

HT 200/25023ENGLISH14 INFOThis function displays the current status of the projector,input type, input frequency, etc.InfoInputHorz. Frequency Vert. F

HT 200/25024 17 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDEProblems SolutionsNo power: - Check the power switch at the rear: it must be in position I.Green and red LED are

HT 200/25025ENGLISHIncomplete image along borders (vertical and horizontal): - Compare compatibility of video/graphic signals and tech-nical specifica

HT 200/2502618 MESSAGESThe following messages could appear on your screen:No Signal. - Check that the selected input is actually connected toThe proje

HT 200/25027ENGLISH 21 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSOPTICAL CHARACTERISTICSProjection system: optical engine based on 1 DMD(TM) chipsealed housing, dusty p

HT 200/25028De-interlacer: SIM2 circuit with motion compensation and three different interpolationalgorhythms (9 points median filter / field repetiti

HT 200/2505ENGLISHFig. 2The realistic colour and sharpness of detail has beenobtained by a sophisticated and proprietary optical systemdesigned exclus

HT 200/25064 SAFETY WARNINGSPlease follow carefully the warnings listed below, to ensuresafe and long term performance of your projector.Fig. 7Only re

HT 200/2507ENGLISHDo not obstruct the cooling air inlets on the top cover, orthe air outlets underneath the projector (Fig 11).CAUTION: Do not switch

HT 200/2508 .1312111091621201514181917Fig. 201 Lens.2 Lens height adjustment handle.3 Cooling air inlet vents.4 Remote control infrared sensor.5 Cooli

HT 200/2509ENGLISH 7 PROJECTION DISTANCESFollow the table below to determine the optimal projection distance (between the screen and the center of the

HT 200/25010Screen size (inch)Projection distance m (ft.)40 6080100120 140 160 18016/9 MIN. ZOOM4/3 MIN. ZOOM16/9 MAX. ZOOM4/3 MAX. ZOOM2002 (6’7"

HT 200/25011ENGLISHKEYSTONE20%Fig. 25The Orientation adjustment in the Set up menu will allowthe projector to be used for desktop front, ceiling front