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JVC DLA-VS4810 [5/64] For the customers in the u s a and canada caution

For the customers In the U.S.A. and Canada

CAUTION

Location information of the labels

LASER RADIATION

DO NOT STARE INTO THE BEAM

CLASS 2 LASER PRODUCT

Do not look into the lens while in use.

Light source specifications

30 W Laser diodes ×12

Wavelength 450 - 460 nm

Maximum output is 49.2 W

WARNING

Beam divergence angle from lens of this unit

Laser emission port

Wide : α=25.9°

Tele : α=15.4°

CAUTION

Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those

specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.

This Projector is classified as a CLASS 2 LASER PRODUCT.

This CLASS 2 LASER PRODUCT label and Caution label is located on the

Rear Side surface of the projector.

LASER CAUTION

LABEL

Getting Started

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D ila projector 1
Dla vs4010 dla vs4810 1
Instructions 1
Fcc information u s a only caution 2
Getting started 2
Important information 2
Important safeguards 2
Safety precautions 2
Getting started 3
Emc supplement 4
Getting started 4
Important europe only 4
Power connection 4
Power cord 4
Warning 4
For the customers in the u s a and canada caution 5
Getting started 5
Location information of the labels 5
Class 1 laser product 6
For the customers in other countries 6
Getting started 6
Iec62471 5 6
Location information of the labels 6
Rg label 6
Benutzerinformationen zur entsorgung alter geräte und batterien 7
Información para los usuarios sobre la eliminación de baterías pilas usadas 7
Informatie voor gebruikers over het verwijderen van oude apparatuur en batterijen 7
Information for users on disposal of old equipment and batteries 7
Informations relatives à l élimination des appareils et des piles usagés à l intention des utilisateurs 7
Informazioni per gli utenti sullo smaltimento delle apparecchiature e batterie obsolete 7
Accessories 8
Connection and installation 8
Content of this manual 8
Contents 8
Getting started 8
Network settings 8
Operation and settings 8
Others 8
A air inlet filter 9
B lens cap included with the optional lens 9
C projection lens optional 9
D lens mounting bracket 9
E adjustable feet x4 9
F air inlet filter right side x5 left side x3 9
Front right left and rear side 9
G vent hole 9
Names and functions of parts 9
H e shift sync terminal dla vs4810 only 10
I dvi 1 to 4 terminal 10
J usb terminal 10
K lan terminal 10
L rs 232c 1 terminal 10
M rs 232c 2 terminal 10
N rs 232c terminal 10
O operate z button 10
P warning indicator 10
Q lamp indicator 10
R q k j lm n p o s t 10
R standby on indicator 10
Right side 10
S ac power input terminal 10
T main power supply switch 10
Caution 11
Connection and installation 11
Installation 11
Minimum space required 11
Optional projection lens 11
Adjusting the inclination 12
Caution 12
E shift sync 12
Horizontal angle 12
Operate i b 12
Projector installation angle 12
Vertical angle 12
Installing the projector and screen 13
When shift amount in the downward direction is 50 13
When shift amount in the left direction is 25 13
When shift amount in the upward direction is 50 13
When shift amount in the upward downward direction is 0 13
Caution 14
Gl ms4011s short focal length lens 14
Gl ms4015sz zoom lens gl ms4016sz zoom lens gl ms4021sz zoom lens 14
Lens fixation mechanism 14
Movable range of projected image 14
Overlaying projected images when zoom lens is in use 14
Projecting images by stacking projectors 14
Caution 15
Projecting images by arranging projectors side by side 15
When light passes through the glass of projection booth 15
Gl ms4015sz gl ms4016sz gl ms4021sz zoom lens 16
Screen size and projection distance 16
Gl ms4011s short focal length lens 17
Connecting video signals of the computer 18
Connection during single screen mode display 18
Dvi 3 dvi 1 19
Dvi 4 dvi 3 19
Dvi 4 dvi 3 dvi 2 dvi 1 19
Connection during two screen four screen mode display 20
Possible input signals and projected image 20
Two screen mode four screen mode 20
Connection example during four screen mode 21
Connection example during two screen mode 21
Caution 22
Connection example 22
Connection using a lan cable 22
Network settings 22
Caution 23
Network settings 23
Specifications of pc for controlling this projector 23
Caution 24
Check to ensure that this projector computer and switching hub are properly connected 24
Connect the power cord to the power input terminal of this projector 24
Insert plug into the power outlet on the wall 24
Remove the lens cap 24
Turn on the main power of the projector to set to c 24
Turning on the main power 24
Assigning a static ip address 25
Click ok on the local area connection properties screen 25
Click start and select control panel 25
Double click network connections 25
Ip address settings 25
Right click on local area and select properties 25
Select internet protocol tcp ip and click properties 25
Set the ip address 25
Check if the active scripting of the internet explorer is disabled 26
Check if the proxy has been set in the lan setting of the internet explorer 26
Launch the internet explorer on the computer 26
Network settings 26
Setting changing the ip address of this projector 26
Click admin network in the main menu 27
Click login 27
Enter advanced in login name 27
Enter http 192 68 in the address field of the internet explorer and click go 27
Network settings 27
Set the ip address for this projector 27
After connecting turn on the main power 28
Assigning ip address from the dhcp server 28
Caution 28
Connection example when dhcp server is used 28
Set the dhcp client setting of this projector to dhcp 28
Using the mail delivery feature 28
Click the on button under the power item of the main menu to project the image 29
Operation and settings 29
Projecting image 29
Set this projector to the standby mode and display the main menu 29
Adjust the position of the projection screen 30
Adjust the zoom ratio screen size when zoom lens is in use 30
Operation and settings 30
Adjust the focus 31
Click the off button under the power item of the main menu to end the projection 31
Cool down mode 31
Operation and settings 31
Select a screen mode for projection 31
Caution 32
Hiding the projected image temporarily 32
Turn the main power at the rear of the projector unit to off x 32
Useful features during projection 32
Displaying the menu 33
Operation and settings 34
User settings menu 34
User settings menu structure 34
1 main menu 35
Operation and settings 35
Operation and settings 36
2 image menu 37
Operation and settings 37
3 setting menu 38
Operation and settings 38
4 convergence menu 39
Caution 39
Operation and settings 39
5 lens menu 40
Operation and settings 40
6 option menu 41
Caution 41
Operation and settings 41
Administrator settings menu 42
Administrator settings menu structure 42
Operation and settings 42
7 admin network menu 43
For configuring the network settings 43
Operation and settings 43
Operation and settings 44
8 admin e mail menu 45
Operation and settings 45
Operation and settings 46
9 admin option menu 47
Operation and settings 47
10 admin signal menu 48
Operation and settings 48
Caution 49
Operation and settings 49
A sound maybe heard when the lamp burn out however this is not a hazard 50
D ila devices are manufactured using extremely high precision technology however some of the pixels may not lit up or remain permanently lit up 50
If there is no abnormality on the screen when the phenomena below appear they are not malfunctions 50
Others 50
Troubleshooting 50
When the projector fails to run properly due to external noises perform the following operations 50
Others 51
Lamp time over 52
Others 52
What to do when these messages are displayed 52
Measures when the warning mode appears 53
Others 53
Warnings using indicators 53
Others 54
Warning status 54
Command data format pc projector 55
Command format 55
Communication specifications 55
Others 55
Response data format projector pc 55
Rs 232c interface 55
External control command table 56
Others 56
Parameters used for the data format 56
Caution 57
Cleaning and replacing the filter 57
Maintenance 57
Caution 58
Clean the sponge and filter 58
Mount the sponge and filter 58
Others 58
Remove the filter cover 58
Remove the sponge and filter 58
Clean dirt on the cabinet 59
Clean dirt on the lens 59
Others 59
Remove dirt that is attached to the vent holes 59
Routine servicing 59
General 60
Optical system 60
Others 60
Specifications 60
Terminal 60
Optional items 61
Others 61
Others 62
Pin arrangement 62
Caution 63
Dimensional outline drawing 63
Others 63
Rear surface 63
Top surface 63

JVC DLA-VS4810 [5/64] For the customers in the u s a and canada caution

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