Trouble shooting, 8 trouble shooting, Symptom – Kodak DP800 User Manual

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Symptom:

No image on the Projectorscreen

Possible causes and remedies:

1. The unit has not been switched on. Check the

ON/OFF switch on the plug panel.

2. No mains connected. Check that the mains cable is

connected to the plug panel and the wall outlet.

3. Unit left in Standby mode. Press Menu key on the

interactive remote control, or ENTER key on the
Control Panel

4. Unit left in BLANK mode. Press BLANK on the

Interactive Remote Control.

5. Contrast has been turned too far. Adjust the con-

trast.

6. The Projector has not been set up for this particular

application. Run the setup procedure.

7. The lamp does not function, see the Quick Guide or

part 7, Maintenance, Changing the lamp.

8. The “open lid” detector prevents the Projector from

being turned on. Lock the lamp lid properly.

Symptom:

Low brightness

Possible causes and remedies:

1. Adjust brightness until a satisfactory image is

achieved.

Symptom:

No source signal detected
(Black screen with blue frame)

Possible causes and remedies:

1. The signal source has not been switched on. Turn

on signal source.

2. The cables are not properly connected. Check all

the connections.
NB! Make sure the buffer cable is connected the
correct way with the buffer box and short end
cable at the computer.

3. For notebooks: The external RGB port may need to

be manually activated. Please consult the notebook
operating manual on how to operate.

8 Trouble shooting

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