Sony VPL-CS6 Manual De Instrucciones página 27

Note
The auto V keystone adjustment may not correct the trapezoidal distortion perfectly,
depending on the room temperature or the screen angle. In this case, adjust it manually.
Press the KEYSTONE key (VPL-CS6/CX6) or the D KEYSTONE key (VPL-EX1) on
the Remote Commander until "V Keystone" appears on the screen, and adjust the value
with the M/m/</, key. The corrected value is effective until the power turn off.
Attention
Looking into the lens when projecting may cause injury to your eyes.
To switch from the Intelligent Auto-setup function to manual adjustments
You can switch the following functions of the Intelligent Auto-setup to manual
adjustments using the menu.
V Keystone correction (correction of trapezoidal distortion)
•
Set "V Keystone" in the INSTALL SETTING menu to "Manual."
• Smart APA (Auto Pixel Alignment)
Set "Smart APA" in the SET SETTING menu to "Off."
• Auto Input Search
Set "Auto Input Search" in the SET SETTING menu to "Off."
For details on the menu operations, see "Using the MENU" on page 32.
To adjust the volume
The volume can be adjusted in the on-screen menu. See "Volume" in the
PICTURE SETTING menu on page 34.
To mute the picture temporarily (VPL-CS6/CX6 only)
Press the PIC MUTING key on the Remote Commander. Press it again to
restore the picture.
To control the computer using the supplied Remote Commander
When you connect an IBM PC/AT compatible computer to the projector by
using the USB cable, you can control the mouse of the computer using the
Remote Commander.
The R/L CLICK keys and joystick function as follows.
Key and joystick
R CLICK (front)
L CLICK (rear)
Joystick
For details on USB connection, see "To connect an IBM PC/AT compatible
computer" on page 19.
T H E T R U S T E D S O U R C E F O R P R O J E C T O R L A M P S A N D A C C E S S O R I E S
Note
Make sure that nothing obstructs the infrared beam between the Remote Commander
and the remote control detector on the projector.
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Projecting
Function
Right button
Left button
Corresponds with the movements of the mouse