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and SECAM formats), S-Video, and Component Video (DVD, M-II, BetaCam) can

also be supported. You can also connect to different audio sources to enhance the

audio presentation. The following list summarizes the ports available on the

projector.

Ports-

USB Ports:

This will allow you to use the projector's remote control as a wireless mouse.

Connect one end of the cable to the projector's USB port and the other end to the

External USB port on your computer. The LCD Projector's USB capabilities will

also transmit audio into the projector's speakers.

Mouse:

This will allow you to use the remote control as a wireless mouse. If your computer

has a round PS/2 port for an external mouse, you will use a PS/2 Cable to connect the

computer to the LCD Projector's Mouse port. Connect one end of the cable to the

projector's Mouse port, and the other end to the External mouse port on your

computer

Computer 1:

This will allow you to connect a second computer to the projector. Connect one end

of the DVI (Digital Visual Interface)-analog cable to the Computer 1 port of the

projector. Connect the other end of the cable to the computer's video port. You must

correctly set the Comp 1 Input option from the projector's Setting menu.

Computer 2/ Component Video:

This is required to connect the projector to your computer. Connect one end of the

computer cable to the projector's Computer 2/Component Video port, and the other

end to your computer's Monitor port. If you are using a component video source,

you may also plug the video into the Computer 2/Component Video port. A

component video differs from a composite video in the number of channels each

operates from. A composite video signal contains all the information needed for the

color picture in a single channel of information, while a component video signal

contains information from 3 channels. Much higher program production quality is

possible in the component domain because analog compression is used to place the

three channels of component information into the single channel of composite

information. Once compression take place it is extremely difficult to get back the

original quality of the component signal.

Audio 1:

Amplify your computer's audio: Connect one end of audio cable to the Audio 1 jack,

and the other end to the computer's Headphone or Audio Out jack.

Audio 2:

See directions in Video for how to incorporate audio from an outside video source.

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