Projectors - Revision history

Kevin.Williams at 18:22, 15 August 2014

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KevinWright at 16:33, 29 March 2014

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KevinWright at 16:07, 26 October 2013

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=== Projector Testing===

First it must be inspected for loose parts, gently rotate the unit till you are certain there are no loose parts inside.
The bulb is made glass and may have shattered.
If there is clear damage and loose internal parts do not start the unit get an instructor to triage the unit
If the unit has passed the first inspection move on to powered testing.

Connect to both a power and signal cable and turn on the unit. If the unit
powers it may need to take a few moments to test and warm up, after the
unit will illuminate the bulb(s).

If the unit starts but doesn't illuminate, the bulb is out. Mark it as
tested and put on the bulk sales shelf if it is a small or home unit, if
it is a large or theater projector check with instructor first.

If it does illuminate, go into the OSD and switch the input signal to
whatever input you had to use. On a side note DO NOT select reset option
at any time. If you cannot get the input signal to display even after you
have found the input connection you used then get an instructor. Otherwise
after you verify the signal input get the information on number of hours
on the bulb. It will be either hours used or hours left, it varies by
manufacturer. If you cannot find it after looking in every choice on the
menu besides reset, get an instructor. If you do find it write it on a
sticker. Once complete set aside on the shelf and move onto the next, once
you finish all that are on hand inform the instructor they will determine
the next destination of the projector based of possible value and ut

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 '''First the projector must be inspected for loose parts, gently rotate the unit till you are certain there are no loose parts inside.
-The bulb is made glass and may have shattered. If there is clear damage and loose internal parts do not start the unit get an instructor to triage the unit.:'''
+The bulb is made glass and may have shattered.
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 **If the unit has passed the first inspection move on to powered testing.

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-=== Projector Testing===
+'''A How-To'''
-First it must be inspected for loose parts, gently rotate the unit till you are certain there are no loose parts inside.
+***Connect to both a power and signal cable and turn on the unit. If the unit powers it may need to take a few moments to test and warm up, after the unit will illuminate the bulb(s).
-Connect to both a power and signal cable and turn on the unit. If the unit
+*'''If the unit starts but doesn't illuminate, the bulb is out.'''
-powers it may need to take a few moments to test and warm up, after the
+ Mark it as tested and put on the bulk sales shelf if it is a small or home unit, if it is a large or theater projector check with instructor first.
-If the unit starts but doesn't illuminate, the bulb is out. Mark it as
+*''If it does illuminate, go into the OSD and switch the input signal to whatever input you had to use. On a side note DO NOT select reset option at any time.
-tested and put on the bulk sales shelf if it is a small or home unit, if
+*'''If you cannot get the input signal to display even after you have found the input connection you used then get an instructor.
-it is a large or theater projector check with instructor first.
+----
-If it does illuminate, go into the OSD and switch the input signal to
-whatever input you had to use. On a side note DO NOT select reset option
+----
-at any time. If you cannot get the input signal to display even after you
+[[Category:Hardware Testing]]
-have found the input connection you used then get an instructor. Otherwise
+[[Category:Howto]]

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 sticker. Once complete set aside on the shelf and move onto the next, once
 you finish all that are on hand inform the instructor they will determine
-the next destination of the projector based of possible value and ut
+the next destination of the projector based of possible value and utility.