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1) Connect power cords of the
projector [A] and laptop [B]
into a/c outlet [C].
[A]
[B]
[C]
[D]
[E]
2) Connect the VGA
cable from the monitor
output of the laptop [D]
to the computer input
of the projector [E].
[G]
[F]
3) Power up the projector (make sure both
the primary power switch [F] and stand-by
button [G] are “on”) and the laptop.
[I]
[H]
4) If the image does not appear on both the
laptop and projector, toggle the image by
holding down both the “FN” key [H] and
the appropriate function key [I] (for IBM
it is “F7” and Dell computers is “F8”).
Wait 2 seconds in between your toggles for
the screens to change.
5) If you have problems
getting the image
projected, check to see
if the projector is set to
the same input that the
VGA cable is plugged
into (eg. “Computer In
#1” and “Computer In
#2”). Depending on the
model of the projector,
press the “mode,”
“input,” or “source”
button [J] until the
source appearing on
screen matches the
input you are
connected to. Then,
repeat step 4.
[J]
6) If you still have problems,
check the screen resolution
settings of your laptop by right
clicking on the desktop and
choosing “Properties” from the
menu [K].
[K]
[L]
[M]
[N]
In the “Display
Properties” [L] menu,
go to the “Settings”
[M] tab to check to see
if the Screen area [N]
setting is more than
“1024 by 768 pixels” –
our projectors will only
handle resolution up to
“1024 by 768 pixels.”
If your resolution is
higher than this setting,
adjust it to a setting of
“1024 by 768 pixels” or
less. Press the “Apply”
button, then press the
“OK” button.