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...: December 2009 Document Part Number: 595221-001 The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. HP shall not be construed as constituting an additional warranty. Nothing herein should be liable for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. registered trademarks...
...: December 2009 Document Part Number: 595221-001 The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. HP shall not be construed as constituting an additional warranty. Nothing herein should be liable for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. registered trademarks...
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Table of contents 1 Using the projector Identifying projector components ...3 Top components ...3 Front components ...4 Left components ...4 Back components ...5 Right components ...5 Bottom components ...6 Connecting the projector to a computer 7 Turning on the projector ...8 Turning off the projector ...9 Adjusting the projector focus ...10 Using the on-screen display ...11 Using the tripod ...12 2 Troubleshooting Solving common problems ...13 Getting more information ...15 Technical support ...15 Appendix A Specifications Appendix B Spare parts Index ...18 iii
Table of contents 1 Using the projector Identifying projector components ...3 Top components ...3 Front components ...4 Left components ...4 Back components ...5 Right components ...5 Bottom components ...6 Connecting the projector to a computer 7 Turning on the projector ...8 Turning off the projector ...9 Adjusting the projector focus ...10 Using the on-screen display ...11 Using the tripod ...12 2 Troubleshooting Solving common problems ...13 Getting more information ...15 Technical support ...15 Appendix A Specifications Appendix B Spare parts Index ...18 iii
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1 Using the projector The following items are included in the HP Notebook Projection Companion accessory kit: (1) HP Notebook Projection Companion (2) AC adapter (3) Power cord* (4) Video cable (5) Tripod (6) Carrying case (7) User Guide disc (8) Warranty *Power cords may vary in appearance by region and country. 1
1 Using the projector The following items are included in the HP Notebook Projection Companion accessory kit: (1) HP Notebook Projection Companion (2) AC adapter (3) Power cord* (4) Video cable (5) Tripod (6) Carrying case (7) User Guide disc (8) Warranty *Power cords may vary in appearance by region and country. 1
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...or moisture, and do not use , observe these precautions and all cables so they might spill on the projector. Do not overload any way, contact HP for assistance. Do not place any source of heat, such as a radiator or amplifier. Place the projector flat on its base on its components during... prong on . CAUTION: To prevent damage to reduce the risk of the projector. Dust may cause the projector to get inside the projector, contact HP for the voltage and current marked on top of injury and equipment damage. Do not look directly into the lens when the lamp is placed...
...or moisture, and do not use , observe these precautions and all cables so they might spill on the projector. Do not overload any way, contact HP for assistance. Do not place any source of heat, such as a radiator or amplifier. Place the projector flat on its base on its components during... prong on . CAUTION: To prevent damage to reduce the risk of the projector. Dust may cause the projector to get inside the projector, contact HP for the voltage and current marked on top of injury and equipment damage. Do not look directly into the lens when the lamp is placed...
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When the light is on , or one of the projector. To maintain optimal temperature, be sure the vents are blocked. Press to select and adjust on and off . NOTE: Excessive temperature may indicate that the projector will automatically shut down. Also, allow the projector to cool completely after it turns off . Identifying projector components 3 On: The projector is over 47.5°C and that the vents are not blocked. Press to turn the projector on -screen settings. Identifying projector components Top components Component (1) Focus ring (2) TEMP light (3) STATUS light (4) ...
When the light is on , or one of the projector. To maintain optimal temperature, be sure the vents are blocked. Press to select and adjust on and off . NOTE: Excessive temperature may indicate that the projector will automatically shut down. Also, allow the projector to cool completely after it turns off . Identifying projector components 3 On: The projector is over 47.5°C and that the vents are not blocked. Press to turn the projector on -screen settings. Identifying projector components Top components Component (1) Focus ring (2) TEMP light (3) STATUS light (4) ...
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Component (6) ENTER button (7) MENU button Front components Description Allows you to select a function in the on -screen display. Component (1) Vent (2) Lens Left components Description Enables airflow to activate and navigate through the on -screen display. Press to cool internal components. Projects images onto the screen. Component (1) Power connector 4 Chapter 1 Using the projector Description Connects an AC adapter.
Component (6) ENTER button (7) MENU button Front components Description Allows you to select a function in the on -screen display. Component (1) Vent (2) Lens Left components Description Enables airflow to activate and navigate through the on -screen display. Press to cool internal components. Projects images onto the screen. Component (1) Power connector 4 Chapter 1 Using the projector Description Connects an AC adapter.
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Component (2) Vent (3) Video cable connector Back components Description Enables airflow to the projector. Connects the video cable. Component Security cable slot Right components Description Attaches an optional security cable to cool internal components. Component Vent Description Enables airflow to act as a deterrent, but it may not prevent the projector from being mishandled or stolen. NOTE: The security cable is designed to cool internal components. Identifying projector components 5
Component (2) Vent (3) Video cable connector Back components Description Enables airflow to the projector. Connects the video cable. Component Security cable slot Right components Description Attaches an optional security cable to cool internal components. Component Vent Description Enables airflow to act as a deterrent, but it may not prevent the projector from being mishandled or stolen. NOTE: The security cable is designed to cool internal components. Identifying projector components 5
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Allows you to cool internal components. Bottom components Component (1) Vents (2) Tripod connector (3) Adjustable foot Description Enable airflow to adjust the height of the projector for optimum viewing. 6 Chapter 1 Using the projector Connects the tripod to the projector.
Allows you to cool internal components. Bottom components Component (1) Vents (2) Tripod connector (3) Adjustable foot Description Enable airflow to adjust the height of the projector for optimum viewing. 6 Chapter 1 Using the projector Connects the tripod to the projector.
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Connect the other end of the video cable to automatically detect the projector and configure the video settings. 1. This allows the computer to the computer. 3. Connect the video cable to a computer 7 Plug the power cord into a wall outlet. Connecting the projector to the projector. 2. Connect the AC adapter to a computer NOTE: Turn on the projector before you turn on the computer. Connecting the projector to the projector. 4.
Connect the other end of the video cable to automatically detect the projector and configure the video settings. 1. This allows the computer to the computer. 3. Connect the video cable to a computer 7 Plug the power cord into a wall outlet. Connecting the projector to the projector. 2. Connect the AC adapter to a computer NOTE: Turn on the projector before you turn on the computer. Connecting the projector to the projector. 4.
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Press the POWER button on while the projector is in use. 2. The STATUS light stays on the projector. Turning on sequence, the projector displays the logo for approximately 10 seconds. 8 Chapter 1 Using the projector NOTE: During the power-on the projector 1. NOTE: Turn the projector on before turning on the computer. Press the POWER button on the computer, so that the computer will automatically detect the projector and configure the video settings.
Press the POWER button on while the projector is in use. 2. The STATUS light stays on the projector. Turning on sequence, the projector displays the logo for approximately 10 seconds. 8 Chapter 1 Using the projector NOTE: During the power-on the projector 1. NOTE: Turn the projector on before turning on the computer. Press the POWER button on the computer, so that the computer will automatically detect the projector and configure the video settings.
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NOTE: If you can ignore the message, and it will disappear after 30 seconds. 2. Or, you do not want to turn off the projector, a message requests you to operate for 10 seconds.) Turning off before disconnecting the AC adapter. 1. Press the POWER button on the projector. Press the POWER button again. (The cooling fans continue to press the POWER button again. To confirm that you want to turn off the projector, press the MENU button to clear the message. Turning off the projector CAUTION: Turn the projector off the projector 9
NOTE: If you can ignore the message, and it will disappear after 30 seconds. 2. Or, you do not want to turn off the projector, a message requests you to operate for 10 seconds.) Turning off before disconnecting the AC adapter. 1. Press the POWER button on the projector. Press the POWER button again. (The cooling fans continue to press the POWER button again. To confirm that you want to turn off the projector, press the MENU button to clear the message. Turning off the projector CAUTION: Turn the projector off the projector 9
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When the image size is set, move the focus ring to the left or right to 153 cm). 2. Adjusting the projector focus 1. It projects a screen-size image ranging from 15 to 60 inches (38 to optimize the image for viewing. 10 Chapter 1 Using the projector Move the projector backward or forward to 8.5 feet (2.6 m). The projector focuses at a distance up to increase or decrease the projected image size.
When the image size is set, move the focus ring to the left or right to 153 cm). 2. Adjusting the projector focus 1. It projects a screen-size image ranging from 15 to 60 inches (38 to optimize the image for viewing. 10 Chapter 1 Using the projector Move the projector backward or forward to 8.5 feet (2.6 m). The projector focuses at a distance up to increase or decrease the projected image size.
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Using the on -screen display version number and the number of hours the lamp has been used. To exit the on-screen display, use the 4-way button to highlight your choices through the various menus. Adjust the on-screen display settings: ● Color settings, such as brightness, contrast, sharpness, color saturation, and tint ● VGA settings, such as auto-sync, frequency, tracking, vertical offset, and horizontal offset ● Picture mode ● Picture enhancement ● White intensity ● Select a language for the on-screen display. ● Reset all settings for the ...
Using the on -screen display version number and the number of hours the lamp has been used. To exit the on-screen display, use the 4-way button to highlight your choices through the various menus. Adjust the on-screen display settings: ● Color settings, such as brightness, contrast, sharpness, color saturation, and tint ● VGA settings, such as auto-sync, frequency, tracking, vertical offset, and horizontal offset ● Picture mode ● Picture enhancement ● White intensity ● Select a language for the on-screen display. ● Reset all settings for the ...
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Turn the adjustable knob (2) to the tripod connector on the projector (1), and then turn the tripod clockwise until the projector is firmly connected. 2. Attach the tripod to tilt the projector for optimal viewing. 12 Chapter 1 Using the projector Using the tripod 1.
Turn the adjustable knob (2) to the tripod connector on the projector (1), and then turn the tripod clockwise until the projector is firmly connected. 2. Attach the tripod to tilt the projector for optimal viewing. 12 Chapter 1 Using the projector Using the tripod 1.
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2 Troubleshooting Solving common problems Problem Possible cause Solution No image appears on the computer to an allowable setting. A cable is not displayed on -screen message indicates that all connector pins to be Using the Picture menu, adjust the VGA the screen. Partial, scrolling, or incorrectly projected The tracking, frequency, or resolution image. Press the 4-way button left to adjust the projected image. Be sure the resolution of the video card driver. The projected image is disconnected. In Windows, change the display resolution on the screen. Use the ...
2 Troubleshooting Solving common problems Problem Possible cause Solution No image appears on the computer to an allowable setting. A cable is not displayed on -screen message indicates that all connector pins to be Using the Picture menu, adjust the VGA the screen. Partial, scrolling, or incorrectly projected The tracking, frequency, or resolution image. Press the 4-way button left to adjust the projected image. Be sure the resolution of the video card driver. The projected image is disconnected. In Windows, change the display resolution on the screen. Use the ...
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The STATUS light is near or blocking the vents of the projector, and that the vents are free of the projector's fans may be locked. Check the fan mode in the Setup menu. The on the screen. The high setting turns the fan at a faster speed, which helps to normal or high. The projector is overheated. (The projector automatically shuts down .) Be sure to unlock the button and enable the on-screen display. 14 Chapter 2 Troubleshooting Change the fan mode to keep the projector cooler. Press and hold the MENU button for 15 seconds to let the projector cool completely. on ...
The STATUS light is near or blocking the vents of the projector, and that the vents are free of the projector's fans may be locked. Check the fan mode in the Setup menu. The on the screen. The high setting turns the fan at a faster speed, which helps to normal or high. The projector is overheated. (The projector automatically shuts down .) Be sure to unlock the button and enable the on-screen display. 14 Chapter 2 Troubleshooting Change the fan mode to keep the projector cooler. Press and hold the MENU button for 15 seconds to let the projector cool completely. on ...
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...● The serial number for contact information. Getting more information ● For comprehensive information about your HP computer, as well as governmental agency and safety information about the use of your HP computer, select Start > Help and Support > Contact support and start a chat session with the projector... access Help and Support by selecting Start > Help and Support. ● For product news and software updates, see the HP Web site: http://www.hp.com. NOTE: Technical support chat may not be found on the service tag located on the bottom of components connected to ...
...● The serial number for contact information. Getting more information ● For comprehensive information about your HP computer, as well as governmental agency and safety information about the use of your HP computer, select Start > Help and Support > Contact support and start a chat session with the projector... access Help and Support by selecting Start > Help and Support. ● For product news and software updates, see the HP Web site: http://www.hp.com. NOTE: Technical support chat may not be found on the service tag located on the bottom of components connected to ...
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A Specifications Dimensions Height Width Diagonal Weight Contrast ratio Brightness Light source Resolution Zoom focus Display technology Projection screen (diagonal) Maximum projection distance Noise Power consumption I/O connectors 9.3 cm (3.6 in.) 11.1 cm (4.4 in.) 4.0 cm (1.6 in.) .42 kg (.9 lb.) 800:1 Up to 100 lumens Red/green/blue LED module SVGA (858x600) Fixed zoom/manual focus 0.45-in /VGA out 16 Appendix A Specifications DLP 38 - 152 cm (15 - 60 in.) 2.6 m (8.5 ft.) 32 dB 58 W 30-pin video cable in .
A Specifications Dimensions Height Width Diagonal Weight Contrast ratio Brightness Light source Resolution Zoom focus Display technology Projection screen (diagonal) Maximum projection distance Noise Power consumption I/O connectors 9.3 cm (3.6 in.) 11.1 cm (4.4 in.) 4.0 cm (1.6 in.) .42 kg (.9 lb.) 800:1 Up to 100 lumens Red/green/blue LED module SVGA (858x600) Fixed zoom/manual focus 0.45-in /VGA out 16 Appendix A Specifications DLP 38 - 152 cm (15 - 60 in.) 2.6 m (8.5 ft.) 32 dB 58 W 30-pin video cable in .
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The projector uses light-emitting diode (LED) technology instead of a standard gas/filament bulb. LED technology provides a longer life solution than standard bulbs, so replacements are not necessary. 17 B Spare parts Description Tripod Video cable Projector Carrying case AC adapter Part number 598359-001 590763-001 590762-001 585976-001 463958-001 NOTE: The projector does not include a replaceable lamp.
The projector uses light-emitting diode (LED) technology instead of a standard gas/filament bulb. LED technology provides a longer life solution than standard bulbs, so replacements are not necessary. 17 B Spare parts Description Tripod Video cable Projector Carrying case AC adapter Part number 598359-001 590763-001 590762-001 585976-001 463958-001 NOTE: The projector does not include a replaceable lamp.