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Infocus Projector Setup Guide for a Macintosh Laptop How to Connect a Laptop Computer to an Infocus Projector InFocus Projector Setup Guide for a Macintosh Laptop How to connect a laptop computer to an InFocus projector Component Composite Y VGA RS-232 Pb L M1-DA S-video Pr R Table of Contents - If you have an Apple iBook G3/G4, see page 2. - If you have an Apple PowerBook G4 12 inch, see pages 3-5. - If you have an Apple PowerBook G4 15 inch, see pages 6-7. - If you have an Apple PowerBook G4 17 inch, see pages 8-9. For more information and troubleshooting... Read the common issues on pages 10-15. Copyright © 1999-2005 InFocus Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Connecting an Apple iBook to an InFocus projector with a VGA cable Setup Requirements Apple iBook with Monitor/Video Out Port Projector with M1 port M1 to VGA/USB cable (6 ft, InFocus part #SP-DVI-A) Apple VGA adapter (Apple part# M8639G/A) Apple iBook Connector Panel 1 connector panel may vary from actual product Monitor/video out port USB port Connect to computer speakers or Plug the Apple VGA adapter projector (if supported).* into the monitor/video out port. Apple VGA adapter Plug the VGA connector into the adapter. VGA connector Composite 2 Video ProjectorNet RS-232 USB connector for Microsoft PowerPoint L Projector Connector Panel M1-DA S-video R or mouse control with InFocus remote. (Not required for projector use) connector panel may vary from actual product A Composite Plug the M1-A connector into the M1 port on the projector. Video ProjectorNet RS-232 L 3 M1-DA S-video R A M1 to VGA/USB cable (6 ft) (InFocus standard accessory) Power on the projector, then the computer. If the image does not appear on the screen, see Common Issues. M1-A connector * We recommend connecting the computer to external speakers to provide the best audio experience. Copyright © 1999-2005 InFocus Corporation. All Rights Reserved. 2 Connecting an Apple PowerBook G4 (12-inch/DVI) to an InFocus projector with a VGA cable Setup Requirements Apple PowerBook G4 (12-inch/DVI) with Mini-DVI out port Projector with M1 port Good M1 to VGA/USB cable (6 ft, InFocus part #SP-DVI-A) Apple Mini-DVI to VGA adapter (Apple Part#M9320G/A) Apple PowerBook G4 (12-inch - DVI) Connector Panel connector panel may vary from actual product 1 Mini-DVI out port Connect to computer speakers or USB port projector (if supported).* Plug the Apple VGA adapter into the mini-DVI out port. Plug the VGA connector into the adapter. Apple VGA adapter VGA connector Composite 2 Video ProjectorNet RS-232 L USB connector for Microsoft PowerPoint Projector Connector Panel M1-DA S-video R or mouse control with InFocus remote. (Not required for projector use) connector panel may vary from actual product A Composite Plug the M1-A connector into the M1 port on the projector. Video ProjectorNet RS-232 L 3 M1-DA S-video R M1 to VGA/USB cable (6 ft) A (InFocus standard accessory) Power on the projector, then the computer. If the image does not appear M1-A connector on the screen, see Common Issues. * We recommend connecting the computer to external speakers to provide the best audio experience. Copyright © 1999-2005 InFocus Corporation. All Rights Reserved. 3 Connecting an Apple PowerBook G4 (12-inch/DVI) to an InFocus projector with a DVI cable Setup Requirements Apple PowerBook G4 (12-inch/DVI) with Mini-DVI out port Projector with M1 port Better M1 to DVI/USB cable (6 ft, InFocus part #SP-DVI-D) Apple Mini-DVI to DVI adapter (Apple part #M9321G/A) Apple PowerBook G4 (12-inch/DVI) Connector Panel 1 connector panel may vary from actual product Mini-DVI out port Connect to computer speakers or USB port projector (if supported).* Plug the Apple DVI adapter Apple DVI adapter into the mini-DVI out port. Plug the DVI connector into the adapter. DVI connector Composite 2 Video ProjectorNet RS-232 L USB connector for Microsoft PowerPoint Projector Connector Panel M1-DA S-video R or mouse control with InFocus remote. (Not required for projector use) connector panel may vary from actual product D Composite Plug the M1-D connector into the M1 port on the projector. Video ProjectorNet RS-232 L 3 M1-DA S-video R M1 to DVI/USB cable (6 ft) D (InFocus optional accessory) Power on the projector, then the computer. If the image does not appear M1-D connector on the screen, see Common Issues. * We recommend connecting the computer to external speakers to provide the best audio experience. Copyright © 1999-2005 InFocus Corporation. All Rights Reserved. 4 Connecting an Apple PowerBook G4 (12-inch) to an InFocus projector with a VGA cable Setup Requirements Apple PowerBook G4 (12-inch) with Monitor/video out port Projector with M1 port M1 to VGA/USB cable (6 ft, InFocus part #SP-DVI-A) Apple VGA adapter (Apple part# M8639G/A) Apple PowerBook G4 (12-inch) Connector Panel 1 connector panel may vary from actual product monitor/video Connect to computer speakers or USB port out port projector (if supported).* Plug the Apple VGA adapter into the monitor/video out port. Plug the VGA connector into the adapter. VGA connector Composite 2 Video ProjectorNet RS-232 USB connector for Microsoft PowerPoint L Projector Connector Panel M1-DA S-video R or mouse control with InFocus remote. (Not required for projector use) connector panel may vary from actual product A Composite Plug the M1-A connector into Video the M1 port on the projector. ProjectorNet RS-232 L 3 M1-DA S-video R M1 to VGA/USB cable (6 ft) A (InFocus standard accessory) Power on the projector, then the computer. If the image does not appear M1-A connector on the screen, see Common Issues. * We recommend connecting the computer to external speakers to provide the best audio experience. Copyright © 1999-2005 InFocus Corporation. All Rights Reserved. 5 Connecting an Apple PowerBook G4 (15-inch/DVI) to an InFocus projector with a VGA cable Setup Requirements Apple PowerBook G4 (15-inch/DVI) with DVI-I out port Projector with M1 port Good M1 to VGA/USB cable (6 ft, InFocus part #SP-DVI-A) Apple DVI to VGA adapter (Apple part #M8754G/A) Apple PowerBook G4 (15-inch/DVI) Connector Panel connector panel may vary from actual product S 1 OUT DVI-I port S OUT Apple DVI-VGA adapter USB port Plug the Apple DVI-VGA adapter into the DVI out port. Plug the VGA connector into the adapter. USB connector for Microsoft PowerPoint or mouse control with InFocus remote. VGA connector (Not required for projector use) Composite 2 Video ProjectorNet RS-232 L M1-DA S-video R Projector Connector Panel A connector panel may vary from actual product Plug the M1-A connector into Composite the M1 port on the projector. Video ProjectorNet RS-232 M1 to VGA/USB cable (6 ft) L (InFocus standard accessory) 3 M1-DA S-video R A Power on the projector, then the M1-A connector computer. If the image does not appear on the screen, see Common Issues. NOTE: We recommend connecting the computer to external speakers to provide the best audio experience. Copyright © 1999-2005 InFocus Corporation. All Rights Reserved. 6 Connecting an Apple PowerBook G4 (15-inch/DVI) to an InFocus projector with a DVI cable Setup Requirements Apple PowerBook G4 (15-inch/DVI) with DVI-I out port Projector with M1 port Better M1 to DVI-D/USB cable (6 ft, InFocus part #SP-DVI-D) Apple PowerBook G4 (15-inch/DVI) Connector Panel connector panel may vary from actual product S 1 OUT DVI-I port S OUT USB port DVI-D connector Plug the DVI connector into the DVI port on the computer. Composite 2 Video USB connector for Microsoft PowerPoint ProjectorNet RS-232 L or mouse control with InFocus remote. Projector Connector Panel M1-DA S-video R (Not required for projector use) connector panel may vary from actual product D Composite Connect the M1-D connector to the M1 port on the projector. Video ProjectorNet RS-232 L M1-DA S-video R M1 to DVI/USB cable (6 ft) 3 (InFocus optional accessory) D Power on the projector, then the computer. If the image does not appear M1-D connector on the screen, see Common Issues. NOTE: We recommend connecting the computer to external speakers to provide the best audio experience. Copyright © 1999-2005 InFocus Corporation. All Rights Reserved. 7 Connecting an Apple PowerBook G4 (17-inch) to an InFocus projector with a VGA cable Setup Requirements Apple PowerBook G4 (17-inch) with DVI-I out port Projector with M1 port Good M1 to VGA/USB cable (6 ft, InFocus part #SP-DVI-A) Apple DVI to VGA adapter (Apple part #M8754G/A) Apple PowerBook G4 (17-inch) Connector Panel connector panel may vary from actual product S 1 OUT DVI-I port S OUT Apple DVI-VGA adapter USB port Plug the Apple DVI-VGA adapter into the DVI out port. Plug the VGA connector into the adapter. USB connector for Microsoft PowerPoint or mouse control with InFocus remote. VGA connector (Not required for projector use) Composite 2 Video ProjectorNet RS-232 L M1-DA S-video R Projector Connector Panel A connector panel may vary from actual product Plug the M1-A connector into Composite the M1 port on the projector. Video ProjectorNet RS-232 L M1 to VGA/USB cable (6 ft) M1-DA S-video R 3 (InFocus standard accessory) A Power on the projector, then the M1-A connector computer.
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