Sharp Projector Remote Control User manual

Audio/visualequipmentsetupguide

ucladepartmentofinformationstudiesmultimediaand

informationtechnologylab

writtenbydavidcappoliandtoddboostrom8/2000

TableofContents

UsingtheCassettePlayerinRoom111—CheatSheet3

SettingUpandDisplayinga LaptopComputerinRoom1114

UsingtheMitsubishiPortableProjector8

SettingUpandDisplayingMobileWorkstationsinRoom111—Cheat

Sheet10

SettingUpandDisplayingMobileWorkstationsinRoom111—Step-bv-

SettingUpandDisplayingMobileWorkstations& VideoOutput

Simultaneously18

UsingtheP.A.SysteminRoom11121

UsingtheSharpPortableProjector—CheatSheet22

UsingVideoOutputinRoom111—CheatSheet24

UsingVideoOutputinRoom111—Step-by-Step26

UsingtheCassettePlayerinRoom111-Cheat

Sheet

Briefinstructions on using the stationary cassette player in room 111

1.0OnPRIMARYCONTROL(Console#1)

1.1SelectPowerON(buttonlit).

1.2SelectCeilingspeakersON(buttonlit).

2.0OnRECEIVER(Console#1)

2.1RECEIVERshouldbeON(textisshownindisplaywindow).

2.2SelectTAPEDECKbutton(displayedtext:TAPE).

Please Note: The volume knob on the PRIMARY CONTROL is for the

ceiling speakers. The volume knob on the RECEIVER is for the speakers

on either side of the whiteboard.

3.0OnTAPEDECK(Console#1)

3.1TAPEDECKshouldbeON(lightsareon)

3.2Insertandplaytape.

4.0Cleanup

4.1RemovecassettefromTAPEDECK.

4.2PowerOFFtoPRIMARYCONTROL.

SettingUpandDisplayingLaptopComputersin

Room111

Instructions on setting up and projecting a laptop computer display in room 111

Please note that most laptops cannot be connected to the network and

may not be able to access the Internet. Contact Justin or David for more

info.

1.0Initialsetup

1.1Besuretohavethedarkgraycablewhichhasbothmonitorand

speakerconnectionsoneachend,andwhichislabeledforlaptops

(kept on the podium in Room 111).

1.2Thelaptopshouldbekeptonorbythepodiumsothatthecablecan

easilyreachthewalljacks.

1.3Twowalljacksarebeneaththewhiteboardnearthepodium;oneis

labeledCPU1,theotherCPU2.Thesearethejackstoconnectthe

projectorstothelaptopusingthedarkgraycable.Eitherjackmaybe

used.

Thewalljackslabeled101D1and101D2arefornetworkconnections

andoftencannotbeusedwithlaptops.ContactJustinorDavid.

Plugthecomputer'spowercordintothewalloutlettotherightofthe

101D1and101D2jacks.

1.4Connectoneendofthedarkgraycabletothebackofthelaptop.

ConnecttheotherendtoCPU1orCPU2,andthespeakerport.

1.5Onceallcablesareconnected,turnonlaptop.

2.0OnPRIMARYCONTROL(Console#1)

2.1SelectPowerON(buttonlit).

2.2SelectCeilingspeakersON(buttonlit).

3.0OnRECEIVER(Console#1)

3.1RECEIVERshouldbeON(textisshownindisplaywindow).

3.2SelectSWITCHERbutton(displayedtext:DVD/TV).

4.0OnSWITCHER(Console#1)[see Image below and Figure Bl

Figure B

CPUlCPU2VCR1VCR2LDP1

PROJ1PROJ2PROJ1PROJ2

CPUCPUVIDEOVIDEO

Audio

output

Power

Control

I/O

EnterPresetViewEscRGBSAudio

4.1PowershouldbeON(buttonlit).

4.2DeselectallbuttonsunderthelabelsCONTROLandI/O(lightsabove

buttonsshouldbeOFF).

4.3UnderthelabelI/O,SelectthebuttonRGBS(lightshouldcomeon).

4.4SelectbuttonCPU1orCPU2(redlightshouldcomeon).

4.5Ifanygreenlightscomeonelsewhereontheswitcher,deselectthose

buttons.

4.6Selectbuttonabovelabelforprojectoroutputtobeusedforcomputer

imageprojection:(ProjiCPUorProj2CPU).

PROJ1CPUbuttonisfortheprojectornearesttheclassroomdoor.

•PR0J2CPUbuttonisfortheprojectornearestthewindows.

**Both projectors can be chosen if both screens are being used for display.

4.7PressENTERbutton[ontherightsideofswitcherunder"Control"

label].

5.0ProjectorRemoteControl(Should beonclassroom podium)

Note: remote control does not work well with fluorescent lights on.

5.1Taketheremotecontrol,pointittowardstheprojectoryou areusing,

andpressthebluebuttonontheupperleft-handcorner.Thisisthe

powerbutton.Itwilltakeuptoa minutefortheprojectortowarmup.

Therewillbebothsolidandflashinggreenlightsontheprojector.

5.2Oncethereare2 solidgreenlightsontheprojectorindicatingthatit

haswarmedup,you shouldseethecomputer'simageonthescreen-

iftheprojectorisnotwarmeduptherewillbenoimageonthescreen.

Iftheprojectoriswarmedupbutthereisstillnoimage,pressthe

buttonlabeledCOMPUTER.TrypressingCOMPUTERonceagainif

thereisstillnoimageonthescreen.

5.3Ifyou nolongerneedtheprojector,orifitwillbeturnedoffformore

than10minutes,pressthebluepowerbuttonontheremote.Thiswill

turnofftheprojector.Pleasenotethatyou cannotimmediatelyturnthe

projectorbackon.Ittakesa fewminutesforittocooldownandcan

beturnedbackonwhenyou seea solidredlightontheprojector.

***Totemporarily turn projector off, press MUTE onthe remote.

Projector will turn itself back automatically in 10 minutes, or when

you press MUTE again.

*** Ifimagesareonlybeingdisplayedoneitherthelaptoporthe

roomscreensbutyouwanttosimultaneouslydisplayanimage

onboth,trythefollowing:

•PressF/N(Functionkey)andF3.Pressingthiscombinationof

keysshouldactasa toggleenablinganimagetodisplayed1)

onlyonthelaptop'sscreen,OR2)onlyontheroom'sscreen,OR

3)onbothscreenssimultaneously.

The following additional steps are necessary only if audio output is

required (the speaker wire, which is attached to the cable kept on the

podium, needs to connected to either the CPU1 or CPU2 wall plate from

the workstation).

Please Note: The volume knob on the PRIMARY CONTROL is for the

ceiling speakers. The volume knob on the RECEIVER is for the speakers

on either side of the whiteboard.

6.0OnSWITCHER

6.1UndertheI/Olabel:DeselecttheRGBSbutton(lightshouldgooff).

6.2UndertheI/Olabel:SelecttheAudiobutton(lightshouldcomeon).

6.3SelecttheCPU1orCPU2button,dependingonwhichwalljackthe

computercableisconnectedto(CPU1orCPU2)(redlightshould

comeon).

6.4SelectbuttonabovelabelforPROJ1CPUAudiooutput(lowerleft-

handcornerofswitcher).

6.5PressENTER[rightsideofswitcher].

7.0Cleanup

7.1PowerOFFtoProjectors.

7.2PowerOFFtoPRIMARYCONTROL.

7.3PowerOfftolaptop.

7.4Disconnectallcables.The laptop cable used toconnect the computer

to the wall jack must stay on the classroom's podium.

UsingtheMitsubishiPortableProjector- Cheat Sheet

Briefinstructions on setting up and projecting using the Mitsubishi portable projector in any room

1.0Setup

1.1Connectcomputer'snetworkcableandpluginitspowercord.

1.2Connectextensioncableskeptwithworkstation(ifnotalreadyconnected):

a)oneextensiontomonitorportoncpu(adapterneededwithMac)

b)theotherextensiontothemonitorcable.

1.3Connecttheprojector'sblackRGBcable***:

a)oneendtotheCOMPUTER1 INportonprojector

b)theotherendtotheextensioncableleadingtothemonitorportonthecpu.

1.4ConnectthemonitorcabletotheCOMPUTEROUTportontheprojector***.

***Use the beige extension cables kept onthe cart ifmore room isneeded between the

computer and the projector.

1.5Connecttheprojector'spowercordfromtheACINportontheprojectortothepower

striponthecart.

1.6Plugthepowerstripcordintoanoutletorintothepowerstriponthebackofthe

workstation.

1.7PowerONtocomputer.

1.8PowerontoMitsubishiintwosteps:

a)turnonMAINpowerswitchonsideofprojector,/f^s

b)pressthepowerbuttononthetopoftheprojector%uj) orthebluepowerbutton

ontheremote.Note that the remote will not work well with the fluorescent lights on.

1.9Afterturningontheprojectoryouwillseea solidanda flashinggreenlightonitstop

indicatingthattheprojectoriswarmingup(takesabout1 minute).Whenbothlights

aresolidgreen,thentheprojectoriswarmedupandyoushouldseethecomputer's

imageonthescreen- iftheprojectorisnotwarmeduptherewillbenoimageonthe

screen.Iftheprojectoriswarmedupbutthereisstillnoimage,pressthebutton

labeledCOMPUTER.TrypressingCOMPUTERonceagainifthereisstillnoimage

onthescreen.

2.0AdjustingHeightandFocus

2.1Theheightoftheprojectedimageisadjustableusingthetwo"feet"atthefront ofthe

projectorwhichwilldropdownbypressingtheblackbuttonsonthefront.The"feet"

canalsobemoved byscrewing/unscrewingthem.

2.2ToFOCUSfollowthesesteps:

a)OneitherthetopoftheprojectorortheremotepressZOOM/ FOCUSwhich

togglesbetweenthezoomfunctionandfocus.SelectFOCUS.

b)AfterselectingFOCUSuse- + tosharpentheimage.

3.0RemoteControlAdditionalFeatures(Remote should bewith the projector)

Note: remote control does not work well with fluorescent lights on.

3.1Ifyounolongerneedtheprojector,orifitwillbeturnedoffformorethan10minutes,

pressthebluepowerbuttonontheremote.Thiswillturnofftheprojector.Please

notethatyoucannotimmediatelyturntheprojectorbackon.Ittakes a fewminutes

forittocooldownandcanbeturnedbackonwhenyouseea solidredlightonthe

projector.

***Totemporarily turn projector off, press MUTE onthe remote. Projector will

turn itself back automatically in 10 minutes, or when you press MUTE again.

***lfAUDIOOUTPUTfromtheworkstationisneeded,thenyouwillhavetousethe

speakerskeptinthestoragebasketonthecart.

4.0Cleanup

4.1PowerOFFtoProjector.Youwillneedtopresseithertheprojector'spowerbuttonor

theoneontheremote,followedbyturningofftheMAIN.

4.2PowerOFFtocomputer.

4.3Disconnectallcables.Makesurethattheprojector'sremoteandtheblackRGB

cablestayontheprojectorcart.

SettingupandDisplayingtheMobileWorkstationsin

Room111-Cheat Sheet

BriefinstructionsforusingtheRoom111mountedprojectorstodisplayimagesandoutputsound

fromtheLab'sPCandMacmobileworkstations.Theseinstructionsassumethatyouhave

connectedalloftheworkstation'scables.

For complete setup instructions, see Setting Up and Displaying Mobile Workstations in Room 111

-Step-by-Step

1.0OnPRIMARYCONTROL(Console#1)

1.1PowerON.

1.2CeilingspeakersON.

2.0OnRECEIVER(Console#1)

2.1PowerON.

2.2SelectSWITCHER(displayedtext:DVD/TV).

3.0OnSWITCHER (Console#1)

3.1PowerON.

3.2DeselectallbuttonsunderthelabelsCONTROLandI/O.

3.3UnderthelabelI/O,SelectthebuttonRGBS.

3.4SelectbuttonCPU1orCPU2,dependingonwhichwalljackthecomputeris

connectedto.

3.5Ifanygreenlightscomeonelsewhereontheswitcher,deselectthosebuttons.

3.6Selectbuttonabovelabelforprojectoroutputtobeusedforcomputerimage

projection:(ProjiCPUorProj2CPU).

•PROJ1CPUbuttonforprojectornearesttheclassroomdoor.

•PROJ2CPUbuttonforprojectornearestthewindows.

**Both projectors can be chosen ifboth screens are being used for display.

3.7PressENTER.

4.0ProjectorRemoteControl(Should beonclassroom podium)

Note: remote control does not work well with fluorescent lights on.

4.1Taketheremotecontrol,pointittowardstheprojectoryouareusing,andpressthe

bluebuttonontheupperleft-handcorner.Thisisthepowerbutton.Itwilltake upto

aminutefortheprojectortowarmup.Therewillbebothsolidandflashinggreen

lightsontheprojector.

4.2Oncethereare2 solidgreenlightsontheprojectorindicatingthatithaswarmedup,

youshouldseethecomputer'simageonthescreen- iftheprojectorisnotwarmed

uptherewillbenoimageonthescreen.Iftheprojectoriswarmedupbutthereis

stillnoimage,pressthebuttonlabeledCOMPUTER.TrypressingCOMPUTER

onceagainifthereisstillnoimageonthescreen.

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