Switching lamps, Switching lamps —3, General – Ask Proxima DP2300 User Manual
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Chapter 4 • Maintenance
General
IV!aint:enance
Switching Lamps
If your projector lamp burns out during a presentation, the
LAMP SELECTOR switch allows you to quickly and easily
change to a backup lamp.
Figur« Se
The lamp selector
You do nor have to turn off projector power before switching
lamps. As you move the LAMP SELECTOR switch to its
opposite position, you’ll feel the switch dick into place. The
alternate lamp will illuminate, coming to foil brightness slowly to
extend the life of the lamp.
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