Optoma GT100 Betriebsanweisung Seite 1

User’ GuideHandleidingGuide de l’utilisateurBedienungsanleitungGuía del usuario

USING YOUR PROJECTORMenu operationPress MENU Button to see the top level menu.Useand Buttons to select Image Preference, Image Size, Image Orientation

USING YOUR PROJECTORInput Source MenuUse and Buttons to select Composite Video or PC (VGA) Input. (Factorydefault is composite video)Composite Video O

USING YOUR PROJECTORGB-11AudioUse or Buttons to change the volume from the speaker, and Volume baricons will be displayed for a short time when this i

TROUBLESHOOTING YOUR PROJECTORIf you experience problems with your projector, see the following troubleshooting tips.Problem-Possible SolutionNo image

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GB-1CONTENTSPackage Contents -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GB-1Important Safety I

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSWARNINGTO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, IFTHE UNITIS PROVIDEDWITHAPOLARIZED PLUG, DO NOTCONNECTTHE PLUGINTOANEXTENSIONCORD,RECE

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSINFORMATIONTOUSERFCC statement:This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following

4YOUR PROJECTORAboutYour Projector1. Control panel2. Focus Ring3. Lens4. Adjustable footCAUTION: Safety Instructions1. Do not use the projector near a

CONNECTING YOUR PROJECTORConnecting a ComputerConnecting a Computer using a VGA Cable1. VGA Cable2. AC AdapterConnecting a DVD PlayerConnecting a DVD

USING YOUR PROJECTORTurning Your Projector ONNOTE : Turn ON the projector before you turn ON the image source.1. Connect the Composite Video Cable, or

USING YOUR PROJECTORAdjusting Projection Image SizeAdjustingthe AngleThe one front foot is adjustable by pressing and releasing the side key (1), the

USING YOUR PROJECTORUsing the Control Panel1. POWER ON/OFF - Turn the projector on and off. For more information, see “Turning YourProjector On” and “