Ampro Corporation DLP 5200 - Manual (Page 15)

Keyboard Installation and Operation
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5200 User’s Manual
Keyboard
Operation
The IR remote Control keystrokes can be simulated using the IR Keyboard. The following is
a list of projector commands using the Keyboard.
NOTE: The IR Remote Control key equivalent is represented in parenthesis ( )
Keystrokes Description
POWER ( ): Press
keys simultaneously to power
the display engine “on”.
2
nd
Function: Use
to toggle between available
sources.
POWER OFF: Use the key sequences to explicitly
power-off the display.
STANDBY: ( ): Press keys simultaneously to toggle
the projected image On/Off (Video Mute command).
DISPLAY OSD MENU: ( ): Use the key to initially display
the on-screen-display (Main Menu)
SELECT: After scrolling through the menu commands, press
to select the highlighted function for activation or additional options.
SCROLL: If a command employs an active list window, use the
key to scroll through the options.
SCROLLING: Use the keyboard arrow keys to scroll between options
listed in secondary windows and boxes. When an adjustment meter is
employed, use the arrow keys to perform the desired adjustment.
FUNCTION: In addition, use the key to enable the
keystroke function denoted within the boxed area, i.e., When a window
is present that uses the scroll bars, pressing will jump to
the beginning of the list. Likewise, pressing will jump to
the end of the list.
ADJUSTMENT: Certain functions use the keyboard arrow keys to
increase and decrease the active function levels. Again, the
/ keys work similar as described above.
The following keyboard commands are used to select a particular channel or source without the use of the on-
screen menus.
CHANNEL SELECT: The command allows the user
to enter the “waiting for channel selection.” After entering the initial
command, the user enters, then selects a desired channel
number between 1 and 9.
SOURCE SELECT: Entering places the projector into
the “waiting for source command.” After the initial command. The user
enters , then the desired source number, see below
<1> = RGB1
<2> = RGB2
<3> = Video
<4> = S-Video
<5> = Internal