BarcoGraphics Projector manual

<title>BarcoGraphics Projector manual</title>
<h2>Using the Barcographics 800 Projector</h2>

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<i>How do I turn it on and off?</i>
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Differences in room conditions make for different instructions.  
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<i>For 1-115</i>
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Your first step is to turn on the projector wall switch.  It's located 
near the entrance of 1-115, and is labeled "Projector".
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Second, adjust the light level.  There is a panel by the opposite door -
the door adjacent to the instructors workstation - that gives you the 
following lighting options:
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<li>2 -  which is all lights (fluorescents, all spots)
<li>3 -  which is all spots, no fluorescents
<li>4 -  a subset of spots
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The remote will only operate at setting 3 or 4, as the warm fluorescent
lighting interferes with the infrared sensor on the projector.
Use the remote control unit.  It's stored in the tray of the instructor's 
workstation in 1-115.  
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Aim the remote at the black dot between the second and third light tube
on the front of the projector, and press the 5 button. You'll hear a
"bweep" and in 10-15 seconds, an image will appear on the screen.  
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You will see a projected image in about 10 seconds.  It takes about 10 
minutes for the image to reach peak clarity, so it's a good idea to turn 
on the projector at the start of class, or, if possible, a few minutes 
before you begin your class. 
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To turn off the projector, take the same physical position and press the 
"Standby" button. Then, shut off the projector light switch.  IT IS IMPORTANT
THAT YOU SHUT OFF THE PROJECTOR FROM THE REMOTE FIRST.  
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<i>For 14-0637</i>
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To turn on the projector, aim the remote at the screen, and press the 
5 button.  The remote is kept next to the instructor's workstation.  
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You will see a projected image in about 10 seconds.  It takes about 10 
minutes for the image to reach peak clarity, so it's a good idea to turn 
on the projector at the start of class, or, if possible, a few minutes 
before you begin your class. 
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To turn off the projector, take the same physical position and press the 
"Standby" button.  
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<h2>What if the projector doesn't work?</h2>

<i>For 1-115</i>

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<li>Have you switched on the projector wall switch?
<li>Do you have the lights set at 3 or 4?
<li>Are you pointing the remote at the front of the projector?
<li>Are you using only 5 or Standby as command buttons?
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<i>For 14-0637</i>
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<li>Are you using only 5 or Standby as command buttons?
<li>Have you aimed the remote at the sensor? 
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In both cases, when following the steps still does not produce desired 
results, you may try to remotely operate the projector using its rear 
sensor.  
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The back of the projector also has an infrared sensor.  It is located 
directly to the left of the power light, which toggles to red when on 
standby and green when projecting an image.  Aim the remote at the sensor 
on the back of the projector and press the appropriate button.
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<h2>It still doesn't work!  What now?</h2>

If you still cannot get the projector to respond, send mail to <i>eclass</i> 
immediately and a member of ACS staff will respond as soon as possible. 
Additionally, if the picture seems soft or unfocused, please send mail to 
eclass and we will make a trip over to adjust the convergence.
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<h2>One Last Thing...</h2>
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Please remember to turn off the projector when you leave and to return the 
remote to its home in the keyboard tray of the instructor's workstation.
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Thank you for your cooperation.
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