NEC NP-PA1705UL-B User Manual - Page 38

POWER Button, POWER Indicator, STATUS Indicator, LIGHT Indicator, TEMP. Indicator, INPUT Button

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Controls/Indicators 1. Check the product overview, supplied items and part names 2 345 11 12 13 1 6 8 9 7 10 1. (POWER) Button Switches between projector's power on and standby. When turning off the power (standby), pressing the button once will bring up a confirmation message on the screen, so press the button one more time. 2. POWER Indicator Indicates the projector's power state. The indicator lights up in blue when the power is on. Depending on the state of power, it will light up or blink in either green or orange when power is off. Refer to the "Indicator Message" section for details. (→ page 40) 3. STATUS Indicator This lights up or blinks when an operation button is pressed while the unit is in key lock mode, while the lens is calibrating, etc. Refer to the "Indicator Message" section for details. (→ page 40) 4. LIGHT Indicator Indicates the state of the light source. 5. TEMP. Indicator Indicates high temperatures around the projector. 6. INPUT Button Selects the input signal. Pressing it quickly will display the input selection screen. Pressing it for one second or longer will begin a series of automatic checks in the order of HDMI1 → HDMI2 → HDBaseT → SDI, and if an input signal is detected then that signal will be projected. 7. MENU Button Displays the on-screen menu for various settings and adjustments. 8 Volume Buttons ◀▶ • When the on-screen menu is displayed, use the buttons to select the item that you wish to set or adjust. • Changes the pattern when the test pattern is displayed. • When the on-screen menu is not displayed, use the ◀ / ▶ buttons to adjust the sound output from the projector. 7

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1. Check the product overview, supplied items and part names
7
Controls/Indicators
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3
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5
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1.
(POWER) Button
Switches between projector’s power on and
standby.
When turning off the power (standby),
pressing the button once will bring up a
confirmation message on the screen, so
press the button one more time.
2.
POWER Indicator
Indicates the projector’s power state. The
indicator lights up in blue when the power is
on. Depending on the state of power, it will
light up or blink in either green or orange
when power is off. Refer to the “Indicator
Message” section for details.
(
→
page
40
)
3.
STATUS Indicator
This lights up or blinks when an operation
button is pressed while the unit is in key
lock mode, while the lens is calibrating, etc.
Refer to the “Indicator Message” section for
details.
(
→
page
40
)
4.
LIGHT Indicator
Indicates the state of the light source.
5.
TEMP. Indicator
Indicates high temperatures around the
projector.
6.
INPUT Button
Selects the input signal. Pressing it quickly
will display the input selection screen. Press-
ing it for one second or longer will begin a
series of automatic checks in the order of
HDMI1
→
HDMI2
→
HDBaseT
→
SDI, and if
an input signal is detected then that signal
will be projected.
7.
MENU Button
Displays the on-screen menu for various
settings and adjustments.
8.
▲▼◀▶
/ Volume Buttons
◀▶
• When the on-screen menu is displayed,
use the
▼▲◀▶
buttons to select the item
that you wish to set or adjust.
• Changes the pattern when the test pat-
tern is displayed.
• When the on-screen menu is not dis-
played, use the
◀
/
▶
buttons to adjust
the sound output from the projector.