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Powerlite Home Cinema 3000/3500/3510/3600E Guide de l'utilisateur PowerLite® Home Cinema 3000/3500/3510/3600e Table des matières Guide de l'utilisateur PowerLite Home Cinema 3000/3500/3510/3600e .................................................. 9 Présentation du projecteur....................................................................................................................... 10 Caractéristiques du projecteur ........................................................................................................... 10 Contenu de la boîte du produit....................................................................................................... 11 Composants additionnels ............................................................................................................. 13 Accessoires optionnels et pièces de rechange.............................................................................. 14 Information concernant l'enregistrement et la garantie.................................................................. 15 Système de notation employé dans la documentation ....................................................................... 15 Où trouver plus d'information? ........................................................................................................... 15 Emplacement des composants du projecteur .................................................................................... 16 Composants du projecteur – Avant/dessus ................................................................................... 16 Composants du projecteur – Arrière.............................................................................................. 17 Composants du projecteur – Base ................................................................................................ 19 Composants du projecteur – Panneau de commande................................................................... 20 Composants du projecteur – Télécommande................................................................................ 21 Installation du projecteur.......................................................................................................................... 24 Emplacement du projecteur ............................................................................................................... 24 Options de configuration et d'installation du projecteur ................................................................. 24 Distance de projection ................................................................................................................... 26 Raccordement du projecteur.............................................................................................................. 30 Retrait et installation du cache-câbles ........................................................................................... 31 Raccordement à des sources vidéo .............................................................................................. 31 Raccordement d'une source vidéo HDMI.................................................................................. 31 Connexion à un dispositif compatible avec MHL....................................................................... 32 Raccordement d'une source vidéo en composantes................................................................. 33 Raccordement d'une source vidéo composite .......................................................................... 34 Raccordement d'une source vidéo pour diffuser du son ........................................................... 35 Raccordement d'ordinateurs ......................................................................................................... 36 Raccordement à un ordinateur pour la vidéo VGA.................................................................... 36 Raccordement à un ordinateur pour l'audio et la vidéo HDMI ................................................... 37 3 Raccordement à un ordinateur pour diffuser du son ................................................................. 37 Raccordement de haut-parleurs externes ..................................................................................... 38 Raccordement de dispositifs USB externes .................................................................................. 39 Projection depuis un dispositif USB .......................................................................................... 39 Raccordement d'un appareil USB ou d'un appareil photo au projecteur ................................... 40 Sélection de la source USB raccordée...................................................................................... 40 Débranchement d'un appareil USB ou d'un appareil photo du projecteur................................. 41 Installation des piles dans la télécommande ...................................................................................... 41 Projection sur un réseau sans fil ............................................................................................................. 43 Installation de l'unité LAN sans fil ....................................................................................................... 43 Sélection manuelle des paramètres de réseau sans fil ...................................................................... 44 Paramètres du menu LAN sans fil ................................................................................................. 46 Sélection des paramètres de réseau sans fil sous Windows.............................................................. 48 Sélection des paramètres de réseau sans fil sous OS X .................................................................... 48 Configuration de la sécurité pour un réseau sans fil........................................................................... 48 Paramètres du menu Sécurité....................................................................................................... 49 Fonctions de base du projecteur ............................................................................................................. 50 Mise sous tension du projecteur......................................................................................................... 50 Mise hors tension du projecteur ......................................................................................................... 52 Visionnement d'images 3D................................................................................................................. 53 Synchronisation des lunettes 3D avec le projecteur ...................................................................... 55 Chargement des lunettes 3D......................................................................................................... 56 Portée de visionnement d'images en 3D ....................................................................................... 57 Sélection de la langue des menus du projecteur ................................................................................ 57 Réglage de la hauteur de l'image ....................................................................................................... 58 Réglage de la position de l'image à l'aide du décalage de l'objectif.................................................... 59 Forme de l'image................................................................................................................................ 61 Correction de la forme de l'image avec les touches de correction trapézoïdale ............................ 61 Modification de la taille de l'image à l'aide de la bague de zoom ........................................................ 63 Mise au point de l'image à l'aide de la bague de mise au point........................................................... 63 Fonctionnement de la télécommande ................................................................................................ 64 Sélection de la source d'image........................................................................................................... 65 Modes de projection........................................................................................................................... 66 4 Modification du mode de projection avec les menus ..................................................................... 67 Rapport hauteur/largeur de l'image .................................................................................................... 68 Modification du rapport hauteur/largeur de l'image........................................................................ 68 Rapports hauteur/largeur de l'image disponibles........................................................................... 69 Mode couleurs.................................................................................................................................... 69 Changement du Mode couleurs..................................................................................................... 70 Modes couleurs disponibles .......................................................................................................... 70 Activation de la fonction Iris auto ................................................................................................... 71 Utilisation du mode Image dans l'image ............................................................................................. 72 Options image dans l'image disponibles.......................................................................................
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