JVC DLARS46 Projector manual

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D  ILA PROJECTOR DLA  RS66 DLA  RS56 DLA  RS48 DLA  RS46 Pour utilisation par le client : Entrerci-dessous le N°de série qui est situé sous le boîtier.
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Safety  Precautions ⹣晼㯡婌♟㒷 IMPORTANT INFORMATION This product has a High Intensity Dis-charge (HID) lamp that contains mercury. Disposal of these materials may be regulated in your community due to environmental considerations.
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150 mm and above 150 mm and above 300 mm and above 200 mm and above 300 mm and above PORTABLE CART WARNING (symbol provided by RETAC) S3126A Front - - - - - - - - - - - - - IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS Electrical energy can perform many useful functions. This unit has been engineered and manufactured to assure your personal safety.
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- - - - - - - - - - - Do not place combustibles behind the cooling fan. For example, cloth, paper, matches, aerosol cans or gas lighters that present special hazards when over heated. Do not look into the projection lens while the illumination lamp is turned on.
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Power cord Power cord For European continent countries For United Kingdom Green-and-yellow Blue Brown Fuse : Earth : Neutral : Live POWER CONNECTION WARNING: WARNING: Do not cut off the main plug from this equipment. The power supply voltage rating of this product is AC110V – AC240V.
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ENGLISH Information for Users on Disposal of Old Equipment and Batteries [European Union only] These symbols indicate that equipment with these symbols should not be disposed of as general household waste. If you want to dispose of the product or battery, please consider the collection systems or fa cilities for appr opriate recycling.
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ITALIANO Informazioni per gli utenti sullo smaltimento delle apparecchiature e batterie obsolete [Solo per l’Unione Europea] Questi simboli indicano che le apparecchiature a cui sono relativi non devono essere smaltite tra i rifiuti domestici generici.
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SVENSKA Information för användare gällande bortskaffning av gammal utrustning och batterier [Endast den Europeiska unionen] Dessa symboler indikerar att utrustning med dessa symboler inte ska hanteras som vanligt hushållsavfall.
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MAGYAR Felhasználói információ az elhasznált be rendezések és akkumulátorok elhelyezéséről [Csak az Európai Unióban] Ez a szimbólum azt jelzi, hogy a berendezés nem helyezhető az általános háztartási hulladék közé.
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Contents Getting  Started Safety  Precautions  ..................................................  2 Accessories/Optional  Accessories  ........................  11 Check  the  Accessories  ...............................
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Accessories/Optional  Accessories Check  the  Accessories Lens  cover      ..............................................................  1  piece *I t  is  attached  to  the  main  unit  at  the  time  of  shipment.
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Main  Features High  definition  4K  display  that  surpasses  full  HD  quality       The  optical  engine  equipped  with  a  new  e  shift2  device  has  achieved  a  resolution  of  4K.
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Flexible  installation         In  addition  to  the  2x  motorized  zoom  &  focus  lens,  the  wide  coverage  of  the  lens  shift  functions  also  makes  installation of  the  projector  more  flexible.
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Controls  and  Features Main  Unit  Front AB C D E E A Lens This  is  a  projection  lens.  Do  not  look  through  the  lens while  an  image  is  projected.
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Main  Unit  Rear F IK L M F J I Input  terminals In  addition  to  the  video  input  terminal,  there  are  also other  connection  terminals  for  devices  such  as controllers  and  optional  equipment.
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Main  Unit  Input  Terminals A B C D F E G I H Enlarged View of Rear F ace A [HDMI  1]  input  terminal B [HDMI  2]  input  terminal For  connecting  to  devices  that  support  HDMI  output. (p.  22) It  is  fitted  to  the  M3  lock  hole.
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Remote  Control A B  [STAND  BY] Turns  off  the  power.  (p.  27) B C  [ON] Turns  on  the  power.  (p.  26) C [INPUT] Select  an  input  from  [HDMI  1], [HDMI  2],  [COMP.],  and  [PC] (     only).
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Loading  Batteries  into  the  Remote  Control  If  the  remote  control  has  to  be  brought  closer  to  the  projector  to  operate,  it  means  that  the  batteries  are  wearing  out.
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Installing  the  Projector Precautions  during  Installation Please  read  the  following  carefully  before  installing  this unit. Do  not  install  at  the  following This  unit  is  a  precision  device.
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Precautions  during  Mounting Securing  (mounting)  the  projector  When  this  unit  is  to  be  mounted  to  a  fixed  position  for use,  install  it  horizontally.
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Adjusting  the  Position Adjusting  the  elevation  angle  of  the  projector The  height  and  inclination  of  the  unit  (0  to  5  mm)  can  be adjusted  by  turning  the  feet.
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Connecting  the  Projector  Do  not  turn  on  the  power  until  connection  is  complete.  The  connection  procedures  differ  according  to  the  device  used.
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Connecting  to  the  Component  Video  Input  Terminal  (Analog  Input) Connecting  via  component  video  cable Y C R /P R C B /P B (Green) (Blue) (Red) Component Video Output T erminals BD/D VD Recorder , etc.
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Connecting  to  the  LAN  Terminal Desktop PC , etc. Server Hub Network Connection Cable (Sold Separately) This Unit T o [LAN] T erminal  The  network  is  used  to  control  this  unit.  It  is  not  used  for  sending  or  receiving  video  signals.
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Connecting  to  the  TRIGGER  Terminal T rigger Input T erminal (Ø3.5) Screen T rigger Cable (Sold Separately) T o [TRIGGER] T erminal This Unit  Do  not  use  it  to  supply  power  to  other  devices.
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Viewing  Videos MEMO  When  you  are  using     ,  be  sure  to  remove  the  lens  cover.  Connect  the  power  cord,  and  ensure  that  the  “STANDBY/ON”  indicator lights  up  in  red.
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 Turn  off  the  power Remote  control:  press  the  B  [STAND  BY]  button Projector  unit:  press  the  A  [STANDBY/ON]  button  While  the  “Are  you  sure  you  want  to  turn  off?”  message  is  displayed,  press  the  button  again.
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Adjusting  the  Projector  Screen Adjusting  the  Lens  According  to  the  Projection  Position  Press  the  [LENS  CONTROL]  button,  and  use  .
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Saving  and  Retrieving  Adjustment  Settings The  focus,  zoom,  and  shift  settings  can  be  saved  or  retrieved,  so  you  can switch  easily  to  a  different  aspect  ratio  (screen  size)  according  to  the  image.
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Retrieving  an  adjustment  data  Press  the  [LENS  MEMORY]  button  to  display  “Lens  Memory  Select” MENU BACK ----- ----- ----- MEMORY2 ----- ----- ---.
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Adjusting  Image  Quality  Automatically  According  to  the  Viewing Environment       By  configuring  “Environment  Setting”  according  to.
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Setting  Screen  Correction By  selecting  the  optimal  correction  mode  according  to  the characteristics  of  the  screen  in  use,  corrections  can  be performed  to  reproduce  natural  images  with  balanced colors.
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Adjusting  the  Screen  Size  (Aspect) The  screen  size  of  the  projected  image  can  be  adjusted optimally  according  to  the  original  screen  size  (aspect) that  has  been  input.
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Viewing  3D  Movies By  using  the  3D  GLASSES  (PK  AG1,  PK  AG2,  or  PK  AG3)  and  3D  SYNCHRO  EMITTER  (PK  EM1  or  PK  EM2),  both sold  separately,  you  can  enjoy  3D  video  images.
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Viewing  3D  Movies  Connect  this  unit  to  a  3D  compatible HDMI  device,  and  turn  on  the  power to  play  back  the  3D  video  .
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Adjusting  3D  Movies 3D  video  images  may  appear  differently  to  different viewers.  It  may  also  be  affected  by  your  physical condition  at  the  time  of  viewing. You  are  therefore  recommended  to  adjust  the  video images  accordingly.
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Selecting  an  Image  Quality  According  to  the Video  Type Setting  the  Picture  Mode You  can  adjust  the  image  quality  according  to  the  type  of  video  image  you  are viewing.
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Setting  the  Color  Profile       By  setting  the  “Color  Profile”  (color  space  information)  according  to  the  “Picture  Mode”,  you can  fine  tune  the  image  quality  according  to  the  movie  you  are  viewing.
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List  of  “Color  Profile”  for  “Picture  Mode”     Picture  Mode Color  Profile Description Film Film  1 Color  space  that  is  close  to  the  characteristics  of  Eastman  Kodak  Company  movie films.
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Adjusting  Movies  for  Increased Expressiveness  (Multiple  Pixel  Control)      The  new  image  processing  algorithm  developed  by  JVC helps.
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Fine  tuning  the  Image  Quality Adjusting  the  Output  Value  of  the  Projected  Image  (Gamma) You  can  adjust  the  output  value  of  the  projected  image  with  respect  to  the  video  signal  input.
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Gamma  adjustment  settings   Setting Input  Signal Description Normal 2D,  3D Recommended  setting  for  normal  viewing. AP l a c e s  more  emphasis  on  the  gradation  compared  to  the  “Normal” setting.
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Adjusting  to  the  Preferred  Gamma  Setting  (Custom  Gamma) Gamma  setting  can  be  adjusted  according  to  your preferred  video  quality.
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About  gamma  adjustment  When  the  gamma  curve  is  a  straight  line: The  brightness  and  contrast  of  the  video  input  will  be the  same  as  that  of  the  video  output.
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Adjusting  to  the  Preferred  Color  (Color  Management) You  can  adjust  each  of  the  following  colors  according  to  your  preference:  Red,  Orange,  Yellow,  Green,  Cyan,  Blue, and  Magenta.
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Reducing  the  After  image  of  Fast  moving  Images  (Clear  Motion Drive  (C.M.D.)) By  using  the  high  definition  image  interpolation  technology  developed  by  JVC,  after  images  that  appear  in  fast  moving scenes  can  be  reduced.
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Adjustments  and  Settings  in  the  Menu Pressing  the  [MENU]  button  displays  the  menu. Press  the  [ JKH  I ]  keys  to  select  an  item,  followed  by  pressing  the  [OK]  button  to  confirm  the  selection.
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Installation I  Lens  Control  ....................................................................................................................................................  p.  28   Focus  ........................
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Picture  Adjust Picture  Mode You  can  adjust  the  image  quality  according  to  the  type  of  video  image  you  are  viewing.
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Gamma You  can  adjust  the  output  value  of  the  projected  image  with  respect  to  the  video  signal  input. ¨  “Adjusting  the  Output  Value  of  the  Projected  Image  (Gamma)”  （ p.
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Advanced For  fine  tuning  the  image  quality. Sharpness     Setting Description Sharpness Emphasizes  the  outline  of  the  video  image.
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User  Name  Edit You  can  edit  the  “User  1”  to  “User  5”  names  in  the  Picture  mode.  Characters  that  are  usable  include  alphabets  (upper  or  lower  case),  numeric  characters,  and  symbols.
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Input  Signal HDMI Setting  is  enabled  when  the  HDMI  input  terminal  is  selected. Input For  setting  the  dynamic  range  (gradation)  of  the  video  input.
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PC         Setting  is  enabled  when  the  PC  input  terminal  is  selected. Setting Description Auto  Alignment Adjusts  “Tracking”,  “Phase”,  and  “Picture  Position”  automatically.
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Installation Lens  Control Focus  /  Zoom  /  Shift For  adjusting  the  lens  according  to  the  projection  position ¨  “Adjusting  the  Lens  According  to  the  Projection  Position”  （ p.
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Pixel  Adjust             Adjust For  setting  the  adjustment  feature  to  “On”  or  “Off”.
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Installation  Style For  setting  to  “Front”,  “Ceiling  Mount  (F)”,  “Rear”,  or  “Ceiling  Mount  (R)”  according  to  the  installation  status  of  the projector.
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Whole  Adjust  (Pixel)  Operation  Procedure       For  making  general  adjustments  to  slight  color  fringing  in  the  horizontal/vertical  directions  of  the  video  image.
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Whole  Adjust  (Fine)  Operation  Procedure       For  making  general  adjustments  on  the  misalignment  of  the  entire  screen  using  “Adjust(Pixel)”,  followed  by  making  fine adjustments.
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Zone  Adjust  Operation  Procedure       For  fine  tuning  misalignments  on  a  part  of  the  screen  after  adjusting  the  overall  screen  misalignment  using “Adjust(Pixel)”  and  “Adjust(Fine)”.
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Display  Setup Back  Color For  setting  the  color  of  the  background  to  “Blue”  or  “Black”  when  there  is  no  input  signal. Menu  Position For  setting  the  display  position  of  the  menu.
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Function Trigger For  configuring  12  V  output  to  an  external  screen  equipped  with  a  trigger  function. Setting Description Off No  output. On  (Power) Outputs  control  signals  (12  V)  from  the  trigger  terminal  when  the  power  is  turned on.
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Remote  Code For  changing  the  remote  control  code.  You  need  to  configure  the  remote  control  according  to  the  settings  of  this  unit.
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Information During  video  signal  input Setting Description Input Displays  video  input  terminal. Source Displays  the  input  source. Deep  Color Displays  the  color  bit  depth  of  the  input  video  signal.
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Replacing  the  Lamp The  lamp  is  a  consumable  item.  If  the  image  appears  dark  or  the  lamp  goes  out,  replace  the  lamp  unit.
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 Install  the  new  lamp  unit Handle  Tighten  the  screws  of  the  new  lamp unit  Tighten  the  screws  with  a  t  screwdriver.
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Resetting  the  Lamp  Time Resetting  the  lamp  time  from  the  menu screen  Press  the  [MENU]  button  to  display the  menu  Select  “Funct.
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Cleaning  and  Replacing  the  Filter Clean  the  filter  regularly  Otherwise,  the  air  intake efficiency  may  deteriorate,  and  malfunction  may  occur.
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Troubleshooting Before  sending  the  unit  to  your  authorized  dealer  for  repair,  please  check  the  following  points.
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Remote  control  does  not  work Check Action Refer  to Are  the  batteries  correctly  loaded? Match  the  polarities  ( t  s )  correctly  when  loading  the batteries. p.  18 Are  the  batteries  exhausted? Replace  with  new  batteries.
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Projected  image  is  dark Check Action Refer  to Is  the  lamp  near  exhaustion? Check  the  lamp  time  in  the  “Information”  menu.  Prepare  a new  lamp  unit  or  replace  as  soon  as  possible  when  the lamp  is  near  exhaustion.
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External  Control It  is  possible  to  control  this  unit  by  connecting  it  to  a  PC  using  an  RS  232C  cross  cable  (D  sub  9  pin).
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Command  Format The  command  between  this  unit  and  the  computer  consists  of  “Header”,  “Unit  ID”,  “Command”,  “Data”  and  “End”.
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Remote  Control  Code Binary  code  is  sent  during  communication.  The  following  applies  to  the  case  when  the  remote  control  code  is  “A”.  In  the  case  of  “B”,  add  “36”  to  the  beginning of  the  code.
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Communications  Example This  section  shows  the  communication  examples  of  RS  232C. Operating  command Type Command Description Connection  check PC    .
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Specifications Product  Name D  ILA  Projector Model  Name DLA  RS66,  DLA  RS56,  DLA  RS48,  DLA  RS46 Display  Panel/Size D  ILA  device  *1,  2 0.7"  (1980  x  1080  pixels)  x  3  (total  no.
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 Design  and  specifications  are  subject  to  change  without  prior  notice.  Please  note  that  some  of  the  pictures  and  illustrations  may  have  been  abridged,  enlarged  or  contextualized  in  order to  aid  comprehension.
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When  a  4:3  screen  is  used Screen  Size Projection  Distance Diagonal  (Model) Width  (mm) Height  (mm) Wide  end  (m) Tele  end  (m) 60 1219 914 2.22 4.49 70 1422 1067 2.60 5.24 80 1626 1219 2.98 6.00 90 1829 1372 3.
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Types  of  Possible  Input  Signals Video Analog  Video  Signal 480i,  480p,  576i,  576p,  720p/50  Hz,  720p/60  Hz,  1080i/50  Hz,  1080i/60  Hz D.
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PC  signal  (D  sub  3  line  15  pin) No. Designation Resolution fh  [kHz] fv  [Hz] dot  CLK [MHz] Total  No. of  Dots [dot] Total  No.
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Indicator  Display  on  the  Main  Unit Meaning  of  the  lighting  figures The indicator appears blinking. The indicator lights up . Operation  mode  display Displays  using  the  different  colors  and  solid/blinking  light  of  the  “STANDBY/ON”  indicator.
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Warning  display You  can  tell  the  details  of  a  warning  from  the  (repeated)  displays  of  the  “WARNING”  and  “LAMP”  indicators.
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Dimensions (Unit:  mm) Top  Surface 5 472 455 Len s Front Ø60 24 103.5 178.5 227.5 Lens Center Bottom  Surface 337 59 91 290 Len s Rear  Surface 92 110 32 110 Lamp Cov er  The  illustrations  show  the  connection  terminals  of    .
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Index A Accessories  .........................................................  11 Adjusting  Details  of  the  Image  Quality  .................  41 Adjusting  Distortion  of  the  Projection  Screen  ....
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R Remote  Control  ...................................................  17 Replacing  the  Lamp  .............................................  65 Resetting  the  Lamp  ..............................................  63 RGB  .
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DLA-RS66 DLA-RS56 DLA-RS48 DLA-RS46 D-ILA PROJECTOR ©  2012  JVCKENWOOD  Corporation 0912SIB  SW  X.

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