Ask Proxima DP5600 - Manual (Page 29)

1. Press the MENU BUTTON and the IMAGE ADJUST DISPLAY dialog box
will appear. This shows the current picture settings.
2. You can adjust the various settings by increasing or decreasing the levels,
shown as numbers. The items and the range of the levels that you can
adjust are summarized in the table below.
3. Move the arrow to an item that you want to adjust by pressing the MENU
BUTTON. The arrow will cyclically move downwards one by one each time
the MENU BUTTON is pressed.
4. To increase the level, press LEVEL (+) BUTTON. To decrease the level,
press LEVEL (-) BUTTON.
5. You may want to store the settings to the memory so that you can recall
them later. To store the settings, move the arrow to MEMORY and then
press the LEVEL (+) BUTTON. When you have stored the settings, you
will see ”OK !” as a confirmation. Press the LEVEL {+) BUTTON to quit.
The stored settings are permanently held even if the MAIN ON/OFF is
switched off.
6. If you do not want to store the settings, move the arrow to QUIT and then
press the LEVEL {+) BUTTON. The settings changed are temporarily
effective until you turn off the MAIN ON/OFF switch.
7. To recall the settings from the memory that you have stored, move the
arrow to RESET and then press the LEVEL (+) BUTTON. You can adjust
the settings again if needed.
USING THE TOP CONTROL OF THE PROJECTOR
TABLE OF PICTURE IMAGE ADJUSTMENT
IMAGE ADJUST DISPLAY
BRIGHTNESS
CONTRAST
H-POSITION
V-POSITION
FINE SYNC
32
32
128
128
RESET
MEMORY
QUIT
BRIGHTNESS DARKER 0-^ -► 63 BRIGHTER
CONTRAST LIGHTER 0-^ -► 63 DEEPER
H. POSITION RIGHT 0-^ -► 255 LEFT
V. POSITION DOWNWARD 0^ 255 UPWARD
FINE SYNC Adjust the picture as necessary to q , ^ i
eliminate flicker from the display.
NOTE: The projector may not reproduce a proper image for some XGA signals.
Since XGA (1024 x 768) image is converted to SVGA (800 x 600) image
by partial scan, some lines and dots of the image do not appear.
Some video noise of flicker on this compressed XGA image cannot be
eliminated even though you try to make a FINE SYNC adjustment.
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