Impecca VP-200W Guide De L'utilisateur page 10

PLACING THE PROJECTOR ON A TABLE
Table
Table
(Front Projection)
(Front Projection)
Table
Rotate Setting: 0
(Front Projection)
Table
Table
(Front Projection) (Rear Projection)
Table
(Rear Projection)
Rotate Setting: 3 "Flip" button used to reverse image
"Flip" button used to reverse image
MOUNTING THE PROJECTOR TO THE CEILING
Ceiling Mount
(Front Projection)
Ceiling Mount
Ceiling Mount (Front Projection)
(Front Projection)
Rotate Setting: 2
Ceiling Mount
(Rear Projection)
Ceiling Mount
Ceiling Mount (Rear Projection)
(Rear Projection)
"Flip" button used to reverse image
Rotate Setting: 1
"Flip" button used to reverse image
PLUGGING IN POWER AND SOURCE DEVICES
1. Before powering on the projector, attach the AC power adapter (included).
2. Attach any HDMI, VGA, or AV cables (not included) to the projector and also to their source
(DVD player, computer, etc.).
3. Insert any USB drives or SD cards that will be used.
Note: If you change or remove any cables, USB cards or SD cards at a later time, be sure to
power off the projector first, make the cabling adjustments and then power back on.
Select a safe, stable surface and center the projector lens
on the surface it will be projecting on. Try to make sure
that the projection surface is parallel with the front of the
projector so that the projection is casting to the screen
directly and is not angled to the left or right.
The angle adjustment knob can later be used to raise or
lower the angle of the projector. This will raise or lower
the projected image.
The projector does not ship with the necessary mounting
hardware for ceiling mount installation. It does, however,
have a built-in hanger hole on the bottom to allow for this
type of installation.
Professional installation is strongly
recommended for mounting the projector to the
ceiling. If you are not skilled and comfortable with
mounting it to the ceiling, do not perform a ceiling
installation. Never perform any installation without
assistance.
Note: Plug the power cable into the projector first
and then into the power socket.
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