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CASIO XJ-V2

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CASIO XJ-V2

The checks and guides below come from the official manuals for this model.

Errors and indicators

Light patterns and messages documented in the manual
Find the indicator lights
XJ-V2 controls, vents and POWER/STANDBY and STATUS locations. Japan-domestic reference; use the reviewed light combinations and messages below.
XJ-V2 controls, vents and POWER/STANDBY and STATUS locations. Japan-domestic reference; use the reviewed light combinations and messages below.

Diagram key

  • INPUT: Select the input source.
  • ON/Stand-by power: Switch projector power on or off.
  • POWER/STANDBY: Power/standby indicator; interpret its colour and steady/flashing state with the reviewed table.
  • STATUS: Status indicator; interpret it together with POWER/STANDBY.
  • Air exhaust: Air exhaust vent, shown on the upper-left side of this drawing.
  • Side air intake: Side air intake vent, shown on the right of this drawing.
  • Zoom ring: Zoom ring; set projected image size.
  • Focus ring: Focus ring; sharpen the image.
  • Projection lens: Projection lens; never look into it while illuminated.
  • Front air intake: The second printed intake label, at the front-left of this drawing.
  • Front remote receiver: Front remote-control receiver.
POWER steady green / STATUS green if Eco Onhigh internal temperature warning
  1. POWER steady green / STATUS green if Eco On.
  2. Wait for fans to stop before unplugging after an error; press ESC to dismiss a warning.
  3. The interior is extremely hot.
  4. Check for blocked intake/exhaust and sufficient surrounding space.
  5. If the vents are dusty, turn off and clean them; unplug and cool sufficiently before cleaning.
POWER green to steady red / STATUS unspecifiedoverheating automatic shutdown
  1. POWER green to steady red / STATUS unspecified.
  2. Wait for fans to stop before unplugging after an error; press ESC to dismiss a warning.
  3. Extreme internal heat has shut power off.
  4. Check vent obstruction/clearance and clean dusty vents, with power unplugged and sufficiently cooled.
  5. If these checks reveal no problem, wait until POWER/STANDBY is steady red, then turn on again.
  6. If restarting produces the error again, contact the repair enquiry service or dealer.
POWER steady red / STATUS flashing orange approximately 0.5-second cyclefan fault automatic shutdown
  1. POWER steady red / STATUS flashing orange approximately 0.5-second cycle.
  2. Wait for fans to stop before unplugging after an error; press ESC to dismiss a warning.
  3. A fan fault shut power off.
  4. Confirm POWER/STANDBY has become steady red and fans have stopped.
  5. Unplug from the projector; after the indicators go out, wait a while, reconnect and turn on.
  6. If restarting produces the error again, contact the repair enquiry service or dealer.
POWER steady green / STATUS green if Eco Onsystem fault affecting audio
  1. POWER steady green / STATUS green if Eco On.
  2. Wait for fans to stop before unplugging after an error; press ESC to dismiss a warning.
  3. A system fault may prevent some functions, including audio, from working correctly.
  4. Turn off and unplug from the projector.
  5. After indicators go out, wait a while, reconnect and turn on.
  6. If restarting produces the error again, contact the repair enquiry service or dealer.
POWER steady red / STATUS steady redexternal-noise malfunction shutdown
  1. POWER steady red / STATUS steady red.
  2. Wait for fans to stop before unplugging after an error; press ESC to dismiss a warning.
  3. External noise or another factor may have caused automatic shutdown.
  4. Confirm steady-red POWER/STANDBY, unplug from the projector, wait a while after indicators go out, reconnect and turn on.
  5. If restarting produces the error again, contact the repair enquiry service or dealer.
POWER steady red / STATUS flashing red approximately 0.5-second cyclelight-source failure shutdown
  1. POWER steady red / STATUS flashing red approximately 0.5-second cycle.
  2. Wait for fans to stop before unplugging after an error; press ESC to dismiss a warning.
  3. The light source went out or failed to light, shutting the projector off.
  4. Confirm steady-red POWER/STANDBY, disconnect the power cord once, wait a while, reconnect and turn on.
  5. If restarting produces the error again, contact the repair enquiry service or dealer.
POWER steady red / STATUS flashing red approximately 2-second or 1-second cycleinternal-memory error shutdown
  1. POWER steady red / STATUS flashing red approximately 2-second or 1-second cycle.
  2. Wait for fans to stop before unplugging after an error; press ESC to dismiss a warning.
  3. An internal-memory error shut power off.
  4. Confirm steady-red POWER/STANDBY, unplug from the projector, wait a while after indicators go out, reconnect and turn on.
  5. If restarting produces the error again, contact the repair enquiry service or dealer.
入力信号がありませんno input signal message
  1. If 入力信号がありません appears, no input signal was detected.
  2. Check the source is powered and operating normally, and select the correct source with INPUT.
  3. For a component source, some equipment may not project correctly; the table supplies no further individual remedy.
パスワードが正しくありません。password entries do not match
  1. When confirming a changed password, パスワードが正しくありません。 means the re-entered sequence did not match.
  2. Press ESC and repeat from the new-password entry step.
STS 1serial status 1 — fan error
  1. RS-232C STS read value 1 means fan error.
  2. Consult the matching complete warning/indicator table; for an unresolved problem contact the repair enquiry service or dealer.
  3. The serial table gives no separate component repair.
STS 2serial status 2 — temperature error
  1. RS-232C STS read value 2 means temperature error.
  2. Consult the matching complete warning/indicator table; for an unresolved problem contact the repair enquiry service or dealer.
  3. The serial table gives no separate component repair.
STS 7serial status 7 — light-source error
  1. RS-232C STS read value 7 means light-source error.
  2. Consult the matching complete warning/indicator table; for an unresolved problem contact the repair enquiry service or dealer.
  3. The serial table gives no separate component repair.
STS 16serial status 16 — other error
  1. RS-232C STS read value 16 means other error.
  2. Consult the matching complete warning/indicator table; for an unresolved problem contact the repair enquiry service or dealer.
  3. The serial table gives no separate component repair.
ID-01firmware file-format problem
There is a problem with the file format. Re-download the exact projector’s firmware from official support and repeat the update procedure.Related instructions: Connect the firmware service USB port · Check firmware version and update requirements · Install the firmware USB driver
ID-02no firmware USB connection
3 checks
USB driver not installed
Confirm the driver has been installed.
USB connection incorrect
Confirm the PC and projector are correctly connected.
Projector not powered on
Confirm projector power is on.
ID-03firmware version is not newer
This is not a new ROM version. The attempted firmware is the same or older than the installed version; install newer firmware data.Related instructions: Connect the firmware service USB port · Check firmware version and update requirements · Install the firmware USB driver
ID-04firmware belongs to another model
This ROM data is for a different model. Use the correct exact-model firmware data.Related instructions: Connect the firmware service USB port · Check firmware version and update requirements · Install the firmware USB driver

Troubleshooting

Find the problem you are experiencing
Missing image dots are not necessarily a faultView
The setup guide notes that some non-illuminating image dots can occur despite the manufacturing technology; this is not a fault.
Image discolouration after impact4 steps
  1. Avoid impact during projection.
  2. If an impact interrupts the picture and changes colours, select the previously projected source again with INPUT on the projector or remote.
  3. If colours do not recover, turn off and on again.
  4. For an error, follow the operation guide’s error table.
Blur after condensation3 steps
  1. Sudden cold-to-warm movement or rapid room heating can cause condensation on the lens or inside.
  2. Turn off, leave it for a while, then turn on again.
  3. The guide specifies no fixed wait time.
The projector does not turn on2 checks
POWER/STANDBY unlit
Connect the power cord correctly.
POWER/STANDBY steady red with STATUS red/orange steady or flashing
An error has occurred; check the complete error-indicator table.
No picture or incorrect projection3 checks
Connected computer/video source off or not outputting normally
Confirm it is on and operating normally.
Incorrect source selected
Choose the source matching the connected equipment.
Video component output connected to COMPUTER
Some source devices may not project correctly through this connection; the row supplies no further remedy.
Colours or display severely displaced1 check
COMPUTER input incorrectly set to Component for RGB or RGB for component
Set Input Settings > COMPUTER Terminal to Auto.
Messages or menus are not Japanese1 check
Display language changed
  1. Press MENU.
  2. For HDMI PC press Down four times and ENTER; for RGB/component/HDMI DTV press Down five times and ENTER.
  3. Press Up twice and ENTER for languages.
  4. Use Up/Down to highlight 日本語 (Japanese), ENTER, then MENU to close.
No sound from AUDIO OUT3 checks
Projector volume low or muted
Adjust with remote VOLUME +/−.
Connected device quiet or not outputting
Adjust that device’s volume.
Device audio output not connected correctly to AUDIO IN
Check the connection.
Incorrect picture colours1 check
Signal and settings do not match
Use FUNC > Brightness, FUNC > Color Mode, or Image Adjustment 1 > Color Balance to adjust the picture.
Blurred text3 checks
Focus incorrect
Adjust focus.
Frequency/phase do not match RGB input
For RGB only, press AUTO for automatic adjustment.
RGB frequency/phase need adjustment
For RGB only, adjust Image Adjustment 2 > Frequency and Phase.
Cannot pass the password prompt1 check
Device Settings 1 > Password enabled
Enter the correct password and press ENTER.
Remote control does not work2 checks
Batteries exhausted
Replace them.
Outside operating range
Operate within approximately five metres.
Red power light with red or orange status light1 check
POWER/STANDBY red and STATUS red/orange steady or flashing
An error has occurred; consult the complete error table.
Light-source unit no longer lights1 check
Light-source life exhausted or unit failed
Ask the repair application service or dealer to replace it.
Unexpected automatic restart2 checks
Rare self-check restart
The guide describes this as normal; continue use.
Repeated consecutive restarts
Treat this as a possible fault and contact repair enquiry service or dealer.
General recovery when operation remains abnormal4 steps
  1. Disconnect the power cord and leave it for at least ten minutes.
  2. Reconnect the cord and turn on.
  3. If operation is not restored, contact the repair enquiry service or dealer.
  4. For an error, observe the fan-stop precaution before unplugging.

Guides

安全上のご注意

Instructions from the manual
Japan-only model and mains connection12 steps
  1. This reference covers the Japan-domestic XJ-V2 in the Japanese MA2008-D setup guide and MA2008-C operation guide.
  2. The setup guide expressly prohibits using this domestic unit overseas.
  3. Its supply is 100 V AC, 50/60 Hz; do not substitute the international model’s voltage specification.
  4. Use the supplied power cord only with this projector.
  5. Use the specified, grounded 100 V AC outlet in Japan.
  6. Connect earth before plugging into the outlet; disconnect earth only after unplugging.
  7. Keep the plug accessible and free of objects.
  8. Avoid overloaded multi-plug wiring and sharing the outlet with other equipment.
  9. If using an extension cord, observe its current rating.
  10. Do not use the cord bundled, near heaters, or covered by rugs; do not trap it in racks or walls, load it, heat it, modify, cut, bend forcibly, twist or pull it.
  11. Never handle the cord or plug with wet hands.
  12. When leaving, keep animals away and unplug the cord: chewing can cause a short circuit and fire.
Stop for smoke, unusual smell or abnormal heat4 steps
  1. Use adult supervision where children can approach or touch the projector.
  2. If smoke, an unusual smell or abnormal heat occurs, stop using it: continued use risks fire or electric shock.
  3. Unplug the power plug from the outlet.
  4. Contact the repair enquiry service or the dealer.
Stop for malfunction, water ingress or impact damage8 steps
  1. Do not continue using a malfunctioning projector even when operated according to the manual.
  2. If water, liquid or foreign objects enter, or it is dropped or damaged, stop using it.
  3. Turn off power.
  4. Unplug from the outlet.
  5. Contact the repair enquiry service or dealer.
  6. Keep water and liquid containers away.
  7. Do not disassemble or modify the projector: internal high voltage risks shock, burns and injury, and modification voids warranty/repair eligibility.
  8. Ask the repair service or dealer for internal inspection, adjustment and repair.
Safe placement, ventilation and projection light19 steps
  1. Use a firm, flat, stable surface; keep at least 30 cm from walls, with unobstructed intake and exhaust.
  2. Do not use in a confined space, cover with cloth, place on carpets, bedding, towels or soft seats, or stand it vertically.
  3. Lock cart wheels when using a cart.
  4. Operate at 5–35 °C.
  5. Avoid vibration, moisture, dust, cooking fumes, heaters, heated carpets, direct sun, unstable stands/high shelves, and wet locations such as bathrooms.
  6. Do not put heavy objects on it or stand on it.
  7. Never throw it into fire.
  8. Do not look into the illuminated lens, intake or exhaust.
  9. Before switching on, check that nobody is looking into them.
  10. Do not put magnifying glasses, mirrors or other refracting/reflecting objects in the projection beam.
  11. Supervise children.
  12. Do not touch or obstruct the hot exhaust.
  13. Keep heat-sensitive plastic and similar objects away and do not place them underneath.
  14. Do not open the cabinet.
  15. Before care, turn off and unplug.
  16. Do not touch the power plug during a thunderstorm.
  17. Do not place a fish tank or other lens-like object, or any object blocking light, in front of the operating lens; fire can result.
  18. Do not touch the projection lens or put foreign objects inside.
  19. Do not use flammable-gas sprays inside or around the projector.
Power-cord care and safe movement8 steps
  1. Unplug by holding the plug, not pulling the cable.
  2. Insert the plug fully.
  3. Unplug after use or during long non-use.
  4. At least once a year, unplug and remove dust from plug blades and their surrounding area with a dry cloth or vacuum.
  5. Do not use detergent on the cord, especially its plug.
  6. Before moving the projector, turn off and remove its power cord.
  7. The exhaust and surrounding area remain hot during operation and immediately after shutdown: carry it by both sides as illustrated, avoiding that hot area.
  8. Keep a separate written record of important stored settings; malfunction or repair may erase them.
Remote and battery safety12 steps
  1. Do not disassemble or modify the remote; have the repair service or dealer inspect, adjust or repair it.
  2. Keep it away from water.
  3. Use only the specified batteries.
  4. Do not disassemble, short-circuit, heat, burn or charge them.
  5. Do not mix old/new batteries or different types.
  6. Insert with correct polarity.
  7. Remove exhausted batteries immediately and remove them for long non-use.
  8. If alkaline-battery fluid enters an eye, do not rub: immediately rinse with clean water and obtain medical treatment.
  9. Dispose of batteries according to local rules.
  10. Replace remote batteries at least once yearly regardless of use frequency.
  11. Do not leave exhausted batteries installed, because leaking can damage it.
  12. Avoid unapproved replacement types, incineration, crushing, cutting, extreme high/low temperature during use/storage/transport and extremely low air pressure: these can cause explosion or flammable liquid/gas leakage.
Magnets, annual internal cleaning and disposal7 steps
  1. The projector contains magnets.
  2. People using pacemakers or other medical electrical equipment should keep it away from their equipment.
  3. If an abnormality is felt, move away immediately and consult a doctor.
  4. Keep magnetic recording media such as floppy disks, magnetic cards/tapes, prepaid cards and tickets away to avoid erasure.
  5. Arrange paid internal cleaning with the repair service or dealer once yearly; accumulated internal dust can reduce brightness or cause fire/failure.
  6. The guide especially recommends cleaning before the humid rainy season.
  7. Dispose of the projector without dismantling it, following local authority rules.

光源ユニットについて

Instructions from the manual
Light-source life and laser precautions9 steps
  1. The laser/LED light-source life is approximately 20,000 hours, varying with the individual unit, use and menu settings.
  2. Its warranty ends at the earlier of the product warranty period or 6,000 hours.
  3. If it no longer lights or becomes markedly dim, ask the repair service or dealer to replace the light-source unit.
  4. Never dismantle or modify the projector.
  5. The label marked Except for USA states Class 1, IEC 60825-1:2014.
  6. The separate USA label states Class 2, IEC 60825-1:2007; it does not change this Japan-domestic unit’s use restriction.
  7. Do not use procedures or adjustments outside the manual, because hazardous laser exposure may result.
  8. The projection-light warning is Risk Group 2 under IEC62471.
  9. Do not look into the beam or start power while looking into the lens from the front.

その他のご注意

Instructions from the manual
Storage, environment and handling precautions7 steps
  1. Avoid static-prone locations, extreme temperatures, high humidity, abrupt temperature changes, dust, unstable/tilted surfaces, water, oil fumes, smoke, salt damage and corrosive gases such as hot-spring sulphur gas.
  2. Use within 5–35 °C.
  3. Keep strong fluorescent light and direct sunlight off the remote receiver to avoid malfunction.
  4. Do not put heavy objects, water containers or foreign objects on/in it; do not stand on it.
  5. Avoid trapping hands underneath during installation or underside adjustment.
  6. Continuous operation such as 24-hour use, or ignoring the installation conditions, can result in chargeable repair even during warranty.
  7. High temperature, dust, oil fumes or tobacco smoke may shorten optical-engine replacement intervals; ask the repair enquiry service about replacement timing and cost.

使用上のご注意

Instructions from the manual
Routine cleaning and image quality precautions7 steps
  1. Clean regularly with a dry, soft cloth; for severe dirt use a well-wrung cloth with neutral detergent.
  2. Do not use thinner, benzine or other volatile solvents, which may erase markings or stain the case.
  3. Clean lens gently without excessive pressure or scratches.
  4. Vacuum intake dust carefully about once a month; clean exhaust similarly when dusty.
  5. Accumulated intake dust can cause excessive internal heat and failure.
  6. Keystone correction compresses the image and may reduce quality.
  7. Move toward the illustrated square-on setup to minimise correction; for best quality use a placement requiring no keystone correction and cancel it.

各部の名称

Instructions from the manual
Projector controls and terminals4 steps
  1. The setup diagram identifies INPUT and ON/Stand-by power keys, POWER/STANDBY and STATUS indicators, intake/exhaust vents, front/rear remote receivers, projection lens, focus ring and zoom ring.
  2. The rear terminals are COMPUTER, HDMI, AUDIO OUT, AUDIO IN, power, SERVICE and SERIAL.
  3. The theft-prevention lock hole accepts a security chain or similar restraint; consult the linked Kensington information.
  4. Do not infer a missing terminal or compatibility from the illustration.

クイックガイド

Instructions from the manual
Quick-start setup and shutdown14 steps
  1. Install remote batteries.
  2. Place the projector on a firm desk or stand with enough surrounding space; read the safety/use and operation-guide placement precautions.
  3. Press the release button and extend the front foot.
  4. Set its height and release the button to lock it.
  5. If needed, turn the adjustable rear foot to correct side-to-side tilt: only one rear foot adjusts, approximately ±3 mm.
  6. Its click-stop position indicates roughly the same height as the other rear foot.
  7. Connect to the outlet with the supplied power cord.
  8. Connect the video-output device and turn that device on.
  9. Press ON/Stand-by power on the projector.
  10. On first startup, choose a language in the initial-language screen.
  11. Press INPUT to select a source.
  12. Adjust projected size with the zoom ring and focus with the focus ring.
  13. To finish projecting, press ON/Stand-by power to turn off.
  14. If operation is abnormal, use the operation guide’s troubleshooting section.
XJ-V2 height adjustment, with all three numbered callouts and arrows. Only one rear foot adjusts; the complete key preserves its limit and click-stop explanation.
XJ-V2 height adjustment, with all three numbered callouts and arrows. Only one rear foot adjusts; the complete key preserves its limit and click-stop explanation.

Diagram key

  • 1: Press the release button to extend the front foot; the upper arrow shows the button press.
  • 2: Adjust front-foot height, then release the button to lock at that position; the vertical arrow shows extension.
  • 3: If needed, turn the adjustable rear foot to fine-tune side-to-side tilt. Only one rear foot adjusts, approximately ±3 mm. Its click-stop position is a guide to the same height as the other rear foot; both rotation arrows are retained.

仕様

Instructions from the manual
Japan XJ-V2 specifications and limits15 steps
  1. For XJ-V2, the Japan setup table specifies single-chip DLP, 0.55-inch 4:3 XGA, 1024 × 768 pixels, manual 1.1× optical zoom and focus, F2.4–2.54/f17.16–18.98, laser and LED, 30–300-inch images, and approximately 1.79–1.99 m for 60 inches or 3.07–3.41 m for 100 inches.
  2. Minimum is 0.83 m for 30 inches.
  3. Brightness is 3000 lm and contrast 20,000:1 in Eco Off Bright, under the stated JIS X 6911:2015 measurement conditions.
  4. The separate 2700 lm, 2.8 kg and lower-power column applies to XJ-V1, not XJ-V2.
  5. RGB native is 1024 × 768, compressed up to 1600 × 1200 UXGA.
  6. Component and HDMI compressed support is up to 1920 × 1080/1080p.
  7. Horizontal scan is 15–91 kHz and vertical 50–85 Hz.
  8. Consult the operation guide’s per-signal limitations.
  9. Connections: one 15-pin mini D-sub COMPUTER input shared with analogue component, one HDCP/audio-capable HDMI Type A, one stereo mini audio input and one output, Micro-USB Type B for firmware, and RS-232C D-sub 9-pin.
  10. There is no built-in speaker in the specified audio-output arrangement.
  11. Operate at 5–35 °C, 20–80% non-condensing humidity and 0–3000 m altitude.
  12. Japan supply is 100 V AC, 50/60 Hz.
  13. XJ-V2 power is 130 W at Eco On level 1, 75 W at level 5, 165 W Eco Off Bright, 140 W Eco Off Normal, and 0.12 W standby.
  14. Dimensions including projections are approximately 269.5 × 269.5 × 88.5 mm; XJ-V2 weight is approximately 2.9 kg.
  15. Specifications may change with improvements.
Related instructions: Connect the firmware service USB port · Check firmware version and update requirements · Install the firmware USB driver

設置する

Instructions from the manual
Place and connect the projector6 steps
  1. Use a sturdy desk or stand with sufficient space, square to the screen.
  2. Keep the power plug reachable and no objects within 30 cm, especially around intake/exhaust.
  3. If air-conditioning directs exhaust heat near the lens and makes the picture waver, change airflow direction or projector position.
  4. Connect mains with the supplied cord.
  5. Connect computer RGB using the RGB cable or computer/video HDMI using a High Speed HDMI cable.
  6. Use the separate component, RS-232C and firmware sections for their connections.
Related instructions: Connect the firmware service USB port · Check firmware version and update requirements · Install the firmware USB driver

リモコンについて

Instructions from the manual
Use the remote control4 steps
  1. Point its emitter toward the projector receiver and operate within approximately five metres.
  2. Power switches on/off; ESC closes menus or cancels; arrows move/select or adjust values, and ENTER confirms or executes.
  3. Use each labelled function button as described in the relevant operation section.
  4. During storage avoid pressing buttons, which consumes the batteries.
XJ-V2 supplied remote. All five numbered groups and their functions are explained; aim within approximately five metres.
XJ-V2 supplied remote. All five numbered groups and their functions are explained; aim within approximately five metres.

Diagram key

  • 1: Remote-control emitter; point it at the projector receiver.
  • 2: Power key; turn projector power on/off.
  • 3: ESC; close the displayed menu or cancel an operation.
  • 4: Up/Down/Left/Right and ENTER; navigate menu items and change values, then confirm or execute with ENTER.
  • 5: Function keys: INPUT selects the source; MENU opens/closes settings; KEYSTONE +/− corrects vertical distortion; D-ZOOM +/− enlarges/reduces; VOLUME +/− adjusts AUDIO OUT; TIMER displays or controls presentation timing; AUTO adjusts RGB frequency/phase; ASPECT changes image proportions; BLANK blocks image/audio temporarily; FREEZE holds the image; ECO selects energy/brightness balance; FUNC opens brightness/colour-mode functions. Use the corresponding reviewed instructions for conditions and sequences.

リモコンに電池を入れるには

Instructions from the manual
Install or replace remote batteries5 steps
  1. Use alkaline batteries.
  2. Open the rear battery cover.
  3. Insert new batteries with the marked +/− polarity, then close the cover.
  4. For replacement, open in the same way and exchange the old batteries for new ones.
  5. The setup guide specifies two AAA batteries and its complete battery warnings apply.

入力ソースを切り替えるには

Instructions from the manual
Select the input source5 steps
  1. Press INPUT.
  2. In the input dialog use INPUT, Up or Down to select the source and press ENTER.
  3. Even without ENTER, selection takes effect after about two seconds.
  4. The source name appears briefly at upper right.
  5. If no input signal is detected, the message 入力信号がありません (no input signal) appears.

解像度について

Instructions from the manual
Match the computer to native resolution2 steps
  1. The projector is fixed at XGA 1024 × 768.
  2. If a different computer output makes images coarse, text unclear or moiré patterns visible, set the computer output to match the projector’s native resolution; consult the computer instructions.

手動で台形補正するには（keystone）

Instructions from the manual
Correct vertical keystone manuallyView
Press KEYSTONE + or KEYSTONE − to correct the trapezoidal image caused by the projection angle.

投映中の映像の一部を拡大するには（d-zoom）

Instructions from the manual
Magnify and pan part of the picture4 steps
  1. Press D-ZOOM + to enlarge the centre by one step.
  2. Press + again to enlarge or − to reduce; holding a key changes magnification continuously.
  3. While enlarged, use Up/Down/Left/Right to scroll.
  4. Press ESC to leave enlargement.

入力ソースからの映像と音声を一時的に遮断するには（blank）

Instructions from the manual
Blank picture and audioView
Press BLANK: the source image is replaced by the selected blank-screen setting and source audio is blocked. Press BLANK again or ESC to restore both.

映像を静止させるには（freeze）

Instructions from the manual
Freeze the pictureView
Press FREEZE to hold the current source image. Press FREEZE again or ESC to return to the source picture.

映像を自動調整するには（auto）

Instructions from the manual
Automatically adjust RGB frequency and phaseView
With Computer (RGB) selected, press AUTO to automatically adjust frequency and phase to the input signal; this may reduce flicker. This operation is available for RGB input only.

投映画面の縦横比（アスペクト比）を切り替えるには（aspect）

Instructions from the manual
Change image aspect ratio7 steps
  1. Press ASPECT to cycle: RGB or HDMI (PC) offers Normal → Full → 16:9 → 16:10; component or HDMI (DTV) offers Normal → 16:9 → 16:10 → 4:3.
  2. The Screen Settings aspect item also changes it.
  3. Normal preserves input proportions at the largest available size.
  4. Full fills the available projection area by enlargement/reduction.
  5. 16:9 suits film/high-definition and restores a 16:9 image squeezed into 4:3; 16:10 fits that screen; 4:3 forces 4:3 regardless of input.
  6. Changing enlargement/reduction for commercial or public viewing may infringe the image copyright holder’s rights.
  7. The manual’s illustration table shows the source-specific results.

映像の明るさを調節するには（func）

Instructions from the manual
Adjust image brightnessView
Press FUNC, choose 明るさ (Brightness), ENTER. Use Left/Right to adjust. Press ESC to close.

映像に適した色調（カラーモード）を選ぶには（func）

Instructions from the manual
Choose a colour mode6 steps
  1. Press FUNC, select カラーモード (Color Mode), ENTER.
  2. The mark identifies the current mode.
  3. Use Up/Down to choose, ENTER to confirm, ESC to close.
  4. Modes are Standard, Graphics, Theatre, Blackboard and Natural.
  5. Standard defaults for RGB/HDMI PC, Theatre for component/HDMI DTV.
  6. Colour-mode selection is unavailable when Eco Mode is Off.

音量を調整するには

Instructions from the manual
Adjust AUDIO OUT volume3 steps
  1. Press VOLUME + or − to display volume.
  2. Press + to raise or − to lower AUDIO OUT level, then ESC.
  3. Audio entering HDMI or AUDIO IN leaves through AUDIO OUT; connect amplified speakers there for external sound.

消音（ミュート）するには

Instructions from the manual
Mute and restore audioView
Press VOLUME + or − to show volume, then ENTER to mute output. Press VOLUME + or − to restore it.

エコモードを選ぶには

Instructions from the manual
Select Eco mode and level7 steps
  1. Press ECO, then Left/Right to choose On or Off.
  2. On manually balances brightness with energy saving/quietness; Off prioritises projection brightness.
  3. For On, press Down to select Eco Level and Left/Right to adjust.
  4. Fewer leaf symbols prioritise brightness; more prioritise saving/quietness.
  5. There are five levels.
  6. Press ESC to close.
  7. For Off, Image Adjustment 1 > Eco Off Mode chooses Bright (brightness first) or Normal (colour first; default).

プレゼンテーションタイマーを使う（timer）

Instructions from the manual
Display and configure the presentation timer9 steps
  1. If the timer is hidden, press TIMER once to show it.
  2. It disappears after about five seconds when Continuous Display is Off.
  3. To open the timer function menu, press TIMER twice when hidden or once when visible.
  4. Use Up/Down to choose Display Position, Continuous Display or Start Time, then Left/Right to change.
  5. Position options are lower right (default), upper right, upper left or lower left.
  6. Continuous On leaves it visible until another dialog or ESC; Off (default) hides it after five seconds.
  7. Countdown time is 5–60 minutes in five-minute increments, default 20 minutes.
  8. Press ESC to save/close.
  9. To start immediately with the changed settings, select Timer Start with Up/Down and press ENTER before ESC.

計時を開始するには

Instructions from the manual
Start presentation countdown4 steps
  1. Open the timer function menu.
  2. Select タイマー開始 and press ENTER.
  3. The menu disappears and countdown begins.
  4. At 00:00 it counts upward for 60 minutes, from −00:01 to −60:00, with red time text.

計時を一時停止するには

Instructions from the manual
Pause presentation countdownView
Open the timer function menu. Select タイマー一時停止 and press ENTER.

一時停止中の計時を再開するには

Instructions from the manual
Resume presentation countdownView
Open the timer function menu. Select タイマー再開 and press ENTER.

タイマーをリセットするには

Instructions from the manual
Reset presentation countdownView
Open the timer function menu. Select タイマーリセット and press ENTER. The timer returns to its configured countdown time.

設定メニューの基本操作

Instructions from the manual
Use the setting menu8 steps
  1. Press MENU to show or close settings.
  2. Closing with MENU saves changes.
  3. Use Up/Down to highlight a main menu, ENTER, then Up/Down for its item.
  4. For values/options on the right use Left/Right.
  5. For Change [ENTER] or Execute [ENTER], press ENTER and follow the dialog.
  6. The guide area shows permitted keys.
  7. Source restrictions are R RGB, C component, H HDMI PC, D HDMI DTV; items without such marks work with any source.
  8. An asterisk marks the default.

設定メニュー項目一覧

Instructions from the manual
Image Adjustment 1 menu reference5 steps
  1. Brightness adjusts picture brightness; Contrast its contrast.
  2. Colour modes are Standard, Graphics, Theatre, Blackboard and Natural, with Standard default for RGB/HDMI PC and Theatre for component/HDMI DTV.
  3. Colour Balance selects Warm, Normal (default) or Cool, or adjusts red/green/blue separately.
  4. Eco Off Mode selects Bright or Normal (default) when Eco is Off.
  5. Image Adjustment 1 initialization resets that menu for the current source.
Image Adjustment 2 and volume menu reference6 steps
  1. For RGB/component, Vertical and Horizontal Position move the source image within the projection area.
  2. For RGB, adjust Frequency if vertical bands occur; if adjustment prevents display, AUTO may restore it.
  3. Adjust Phase for phase-mismatch flicker.
  4. For component or HDMI DTV, Overscan adjusts 0–5% (default 5%); a lower value shows more of the source.
  5. Image Adjustment 2 initialization resets its menu for the current applicable source.
  6. Volume Adjustment changes output volume; its initialization resets the current source’s volume.
Screen and input menu reference10 steps
  1. Screen Settings changes vertical keystone and source-dependent aspect ratio.
  2. Projection Method is Front (default) or Rear, which mirrors horizontally.
  3. Ceiling On inverts for underside-up installation; Off (default) is top-up desk use.
  4. No Signal Screen offers Blue (default), Black or built-in Logo.
  5. Blank Screen offers Blue, Black (default) or Logo.
  6. Screen Settings initialization resets this menu for the current source.
  7. For RGB/component, COMPUTER Terminal selects Auto (default), RGB or Component.
  8. For RGB, RGB Level Adjustment On (default) normally optimises the signal; choose Off if it disturbs or fails to optimise that signal.
  9. Signal Name Display On (default) or Off controls source-name display after INPUT switching.
  10. Input Settings initialization resets that menu for the current source.
Device settings, altitude, information and resets11 steps
  1. For RGB, Auto Adjustment On (default) automatically determines resolution/frequency and adjusts the picture.
  2. Auto Power Off offers 5/10(default)/15/20/30 minutes with no key operation/input, or Off to disable.
  3. Device Settings 1 includes Eco, Password, Direct Power On (On starts automatically on mains connection; default Off), and Language.
  4. Available languages are English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Swedish, Portuguese, Dutch, Norwegian, Polish, Finnish, Czech, Turkish, Russian, Lithuanian, Vietnamese, Thai, Malay, Indonesian, Arabic, simplified/traditional Chinese, Korean and Japanese.
  5. Its initialization resets that menu for the current source.
  6. Device Settings 2 > High Altitude Mode is On at 1500–3000 m to improve fan cooling; Off (default) below 1500 m.
  7. Never use above 3000 m.
  8. It also opens Timer Function; its initialization resets Device Settings 2 for the current source.
  9. Information shows input signal/name, resolution, horizontal/vertical frequency, scanning system, light-use time and ROM Version.
  10. All Initialization shows cumulative unit hours, which cannot be reset.
  11. All Initialization resets all menu items except Language, Password, Light Use Time, Version and Unit Use Time.

パスワード機能のご利用にあたり

Instructions from the manual
Password precautions and forgotten-password assistance7 steps
  1. Use Device Settings 1 > Password to register/change a password or require it at power-on.
  2. It deters unauthorised use, not theft.
  3. Change the factory password promptly; keep the remote and working batteries because password entry needs them.
  4. Keep a safe written password record.
  5. If forgotten, bring both identification (employee ID/driving licence; copy accepted) and the projector to the repair enquiry service for paid unlocking.
  6. Without both items it cannot be unlocked; retain the warranty document.
  7. Service unlocking resets settings to factory defaults except light-use time.

パスワードを変更するには

Instructions from the manual
Change the password12 steps
  1. Press MENU.
  2. Select 機器設定1 (Device Settings 1) with Down, ENTER; select パスワード (Password) with Down, ENTER.
  3. Enter the current remote-key sequence.
  4. If still at factory setting, enter Up, Down, Left, Right, Up, Down, Left, Right.
  5. These are button presses, not typed characters.
  6. Press ENTER.
  7. Select パスワード変更 (Change Password) with Down and ENTER.
  8. Enter a new sequence of at most eight key presses.
  9. Permitted keys are INPUT, MENU, BLANK, FREEZE, ECO, VOLUME +/−, D-ZOOM +/−, KEYSTONE +/−, Up, Down, Left, Right, TIMER, AUTO, ASPECT and FUNC.
  10. Press ENTER, then enter the same new sequence again and ENTER.
  11. On the successful-registration message press ESC.
  12. If パスワードが正しくありません。 (password incorrect) appears because the two new entries differ, press ESC and repeat from the new-sequence entry.

電源を入れた直後のパスワード保護設定を切り替えるには

Instructions from the manual
Enable or disable power-on password protection4 steps
  1. Follow password-change steps 1–5 to open the Power On Password settings.
  2. Confirm パワーオンパスワード is selected, then Left/Right to choose On or Off.
  3. When changing Off to On, confirm with ENTER to require a password on startup or ESC to cancel the change.
  4. Press MENU to finish.

本機外部のクリーニング

Instructions from the manual
Clean the case3 steps
  1. Before cleaning, unplug and let the projector dissipate heat sufficiently.
  2. Wipe the exterior with a soft cloth soaked in dilute neutral detergent and wrung out firmly.
  3. Never use benzine, alcohol, thinner or other such chemicals.

レンズのクリーニング

Instructions from the manual
Clean the lensView
Before cleaning, unplug and let it dissipate heat sufficiently. Use commercially available eyeglass cloth or cleaning paper; do not apply excessive force or scratch the lens.

吸気口などのクリーニング

Instructions from the manual
Vacuum intake and exhaust vents4 steps
  1. Before cleaning, unplug and let it dissipate heat sufficiently.
  2. Carefully vacuum intake dust periodically, about once a month, as illustrated.
  3. Dust accumulation can overheat the interior and cause failure.
  4. If exhaust vents accumulate dust in the operating environment, clean them similarly.
XJ-V2 vent cleaning: all three vacuum-nozzle views and dust-removal arrows retained. Unplug and allow heat to dissipate before cleaning.
XJ-V2 vent cleaning: all three vacuum-nozzle views and dust-removal arrows retained. Unplug and allow heat to dissipate before cleaning.

Diagram key

  • Left upper nozzle and arrows: Vacuum the illustrated upper-left vent area.
  • Right upper nozzle and arrows: Vacuum the illustrated upper-right vent area.
  • Left lower nozzle and arrows: Vacuum the illustrated lower-left vent area. The common instruction applies to all three views: carefully vacuum intake dust about monthly; clean dusty exhaust similarly.

インジケーター表示について

Instructions from the manual
Interpret normal indicator states6 steps
  1. POWER/STANDBY steady red means connected standby, flashing green startup warm-up, steady green normal power-on, flashing red internal processing immediately after shutdown.
  2. STATUS steady green means Eco On; steady/flashing red or orange means some error.
  3. Immediately after mains connection both indicators light orange.
  4. For errors, wait until fans stop before unplugging.
  5. Unplugging while a fan runs and reconnecting may prevent recovery.
  6. Press ESC to dismiss a warning message.

コンポーネントビデオ出力との接続

Instructions from the manual
Connect analogue component video and audio4 steps
  1. Use analogue component outputs Y/Cb/Cr or Y/Pb/Pr; digital component output is unsupported.
  2. Connect the component cable to COMPUTER and match green–Y, blue–Cb/Pb, red–Cr/Pr at the source.
  3. For source audio use the illustrated stereo mini-plug to RCA cable to AUDIO IN, matching the red/white source audio outputs.
  4. AUDIO OUT can feed amplified speakers.

本機のservice端子とパソコンのusb端子を接続するには

Instructions from the manual
Connect the firmware service USB port2 steps
  1. Use a commercially available USB cable with Micro-USB at the projector SERVICE port and a plug matching the computer USB port.
  2. This connection updates flash-ROM firmware; follow the separate official firmware-update guide for the actual sequence.
Related instructions: Check firmware version and update requirements · Install the firmware USB driver · Update the projector firmware

本機を天井から吊して設置する

Instructions from the manual
Ceiling installation precautions8 steps
  1. The projector can be mounted upside down from a ceiling; ask the dealer for details.
  2. Keep it as far as possible, at least one metre, from fire detectors/alarms to prevent hot-exhaust false alarms.
  3. Do not install near fluorescent lamps or strong light, which can prevent remote operation or reduce its range.
  4. Test remote operation at the planned position before installation.
  5. Set Screen Settings > Ceiling Projection for the upside-down picture.
  6. Use double-SEMS screws with washer and spring washer, diameter M4.
  7. Total screw length is washer/spring-washer thickness plus bracket thickness plus 5–8 mm engagement.
  8. Too long can damage the inside; too short cannot hold securely.

投映距離と投映サイズについて

Instructions from the manual
Projection-distance and geometry reference3 steps
  1. Distances are approximate installation guides measured from the lens surface to the screen.
  2. The lens surface is approximately 94 mm from the case front (a); the lens centre is approximately 58 mm above the projector bottom (b). h is lens centre to the projected image bottom.
  3. Screen inches / diagonal cm / shortest–longest distance m / h cm: 30 / 76 / 0.83–0.93 / 10; 40 / 102 / 1.15–1.28 / 13; 60 / 152 / 1.79–1.99 / 20; 77 / 196 / 2.33–2.59 / 26; 80 / 203 / 2.43–2.70 / 27; 100 / 254 / 3.07–3.41 / 34; 150 / 381 / 4.67–5.18 / 50; 200 / 508 / 6.27–6.95 / 67; 300 / 762 / 9.47–10.49 / 101.
XJ-V2 projection geometry. All a, b, h and lens callouts are explained; the separate distance table remains readable in the instructions.
XJ-V2 projection geometry. All a, b, h and lens callouts are explained; the separate distance table remains readable in the instructions.

Diagram key

  • a: Approximately 94 mm between lens surface and case front. Projection distances are approximately lens surface to screen.
  • b: Approximately 58 mm between lens centre and projector bottom.
  • h: Height between the lens centre and the projected picture bottom; use the corresponding approximate h value in the complete table.
  • Lens: Lens; the pointer identifies the lens surface/centre used by the described geometry.

表示可能な信号について

Instructions from the manual
Supported source timing reference7 steps
  1. These are the printed source timing tables; even listed signals may fail with some source equipment.
  2. Native projection remains 1024 × 768.
  3. Each row below is signal name: horizontal kHz / vertical Hz.
  4. The row named 640×480/72 prints a vertical value of 73 Hz; preserve the printed values without treating its signal name as a corrected measurement.
  5. RGB: 640×480/60: 31.5 / 60; 640×480/72: 37.9 / 73; 640×480/75: 37.5 / 75; 640×480/85: 43.3 / 85; 800×600/56: 35.2 / 56; 800×600/60: 37.9 / 60; 800×600/72: 48.1 / 72; 800×600/75: 46.9 / 75; 800×600/85: 53.7 / 85; 1024×768/60: 48.4 / 60; 1024×768/70: 56.5 / 70; 1024×768/75: 60.0 / 75; 1024×768/85: 68.7 / 85; 1152×864/75: 67.5 / 75; 1280×768/60: 47.8 / 60; 1280×800/60: 49.7 / 60; 1280×960/60: 60.0 / 60; 1280×1024/60: 64.0 / 60; 1280×1024/75: 80.0 / 75; 1280×1024/85: 91.1 / 85; 1366×768/60: 47.7 / 60; 1400×1050/60: 65.3 / 60; 1440×900/60: 55.9 / 60; 1600×1200/60: 75.0 / 60; 1680×1050/60: 65.3 / 60.
  6. Analogue component: 1080p/50: 56.3 / 50; 1080p/60: 67.5 / 60; 720p/50: 37.5 / 50; 720p/60: 45.0 / 60; 1080i/50: 28.1 / 50; 1080i/60: 33.7 / 60; 576p/50: 31.3 / 50; 576i/50: 15.6 / 50; 480p/60: 31.5 / 60; 480i/60: 15.7 / 60.
  7. HDMI: 640×480/60: 31.5 / 60; 800×600/60: 37.9 / 60; 1024×768/60: 48.4 / 60; 1280×768/60: 47.8 / 60; 1280×800/60: 49.7 / 60; 1280×960/60: 60 / 60; 1280×1024/60: 64 / 60; 1400×1050/60: 65.3 / 60; 480p: 31.5 / 60; 576p: 31.25 / 50; 720p50: 37.5 / 50; 720p60: 45 / 60; 1080i50: 28.13 / 50; 1080i60: 33.75 / 60; 1080p50: 56.25 / 50; 1080p60: 67.5 / 60.

本機とコンピューターをシリアル接続するには

Instructions from the manual
Connect RS-232C serial controlView
Connect the projector SERIAL terminal to the computer serial terminal with a commercially available cross-type serial cable, using the illustrated D-sub nine-pin female cable ends.

制御コマンドを使う

Instructions from the manual
RS-232C communication and command syntax9 steps
  1. Set the computer serial port to 19200 bps, eight data bits, no parity, one stop bit and no flow control.
  2. Use ASCII commands and decimal integers.
  3. Reading uses (command?) and returns (allowed range,current setting); for example (VOL?) returns (0-30,15).
  4. Writing uses (command value); for example (VOL0) sets volume to zero.
  5. Unrecognised commands return ?.
  6. Out-of-range values are ignored.
  7. Wait for each command to finish before sending another; also wait for a projector/remote key action to finish.
  8. While power is off, only power-status read, power-on write and light-use-time read are permitted.
  9. Blanking and aspect changes require a valid input signal.

コマンド一覧

Instructions from the manual
RS-232C settings command reference17 steps
  1. The original table marks R read and W write.
  2. PWR RW: 0 Off, 1 On.
  3. SRC RW: 0 COMPUTER/RGB, 1 COMPUTER/component, 6 COMPUTER/Auto, 7 HDMI.
  4. BLK RW: 0 Off, 1 On.
  5. VOL RW: 0–30 for the currently projected source.
  6. PST RW: 1 Graphics, 2 Theatre, 3 Standard, 4 Blackboard, 5 Natural.
  7. ARZ RW for RGB/HDMI PC: 0 Normal, 1 16:9, 4 Full, 7 16:10; for component/HDMI DTV: 1 16:9, 2 Normal, 6 4:3, 7 16:10.
  8. LMP R reads light-use hours.
  9. PMD RW: 0 Eco Off Bright, 1 Eco Off Normal, 3/4/5/6/7 Eco On manual levels 1/2/3/4/5.
  10. FRZ RW: 0 Off, 1 On.
  11. KST RW accepts 0–120, corresponding to menu keystone −60 through +60; 60 corresponds to zero and 65 to +5.
  12. KSP W and KSM W increase/decrease by one, with range 0–120.
  13. These menu-unit values do not establish projection-angle degrees.
  14. POS RW 0–3: 0 front/top-up, 1 rear ceiling/top-down, 2 rear/top-up, 3 front ceiling/top-down.
  15. APO RW: 0 disabled; 1/2/3/4/5 for 5/10/15/20/30 minutes.
  16. VLP W and VLM W increase/decrease volume by one within 0–30.
  17. MUT RW: 0 Off, 1 On.
RS-232C key and error-status commands4 steps
  1. KEY W simulates the listed button: 1 Up, 2 Down, 3 Left, 4 Right, 5 ENTER, 6 ESC, 10 FUNC, 11 MENU, 12 POWER, 13 AUTO, 14 INPUT, 15 TIMER, 16 ASPECT, 17 BLANK, 18 FREEZE, 19 ECO, 20 KEYSTONE +, 21 KEYSTONE −, 22 D-ZOOM +, 23 D-ZOOM −, 24 VOLUME +, 25 VOLUME −.
  2. STS R reads error status: 0 normal, 1 fan error, 2 temperature error, 7 light-source error, 16 other error.
  3. These are serial response values, not an inferred on-screen numeric display.
  4. The table supplies no separate component repair procedure.

はじめに

Instructions from the manual
Check firmware version and update requirements6 steps
  1. Check the official CASIO support page for firmware for this exact projector and note its version.
  2. While projecting, press MENU, select Information with Up/Down and read Version.
  3. Update is possible only if the published version is newer.
  4. The guide lists Windows 8, Windows 7 SP1, Vista SP2 and XP SP3 (32-bit), on a compatible PC with its preinstalled listed OS, Pentium M 1.6 GHz or higher plus OS-recommended CPU/memory, full-colour display at least 1024 × 768, keyboard and pointing device.
  5. It does not establish support for newer operating systems.
  6. Obtain a suitable USB cable, USB DRIVER for CASIO Projector, CASIO Projector Flash Loader and the exact model’s .cpr firmware from official support.
Related instructions: Connect the firmware service USB port · Install the firmware USB driver · Update the projector firmware

Usbドライバーをインストールするには

Instructions from the manual
Install the firmware USB driver6 steps
  1. Install the driver before USB-connecting the projector.
  2. Otherwise the PC cannot recognise it or transfer data.
  3. If connected prematurely, unplug the PC USB cable, install the driver and reconnect.
  4. Download USB DRIVER for CASIO Projector from official support and double-click PjUsbDriverSetup_EN.exe.
  5. Follow its dialogs.
  6. For User Account Control choose Yes on Windows 7/8 or Allow on Vista; on the illustrated XP prompt choose Continue.

プロジェクターのファームウェアを更新するには

Instructions from the manual
Update the projector firmware14 steps
  1. On the update PC, download the Flash Loader and exact-model firmware ZIPs from official support.
  2. Extract both into the same folder.
  3. Unplug the projector power cord from the outlet.
  4. Connect the computer USB port to the projector’s firmware/ROM-update USB port with a suitable cable; for XJ-V2 this is the Micro-USB SERVICE terminal documented in the operation guide.
  5. Connect the projector power cord to the outlet and turn on.
  6. POWER flashes orange in the guide’s one-second-on/one-second-off pattern.
  7. Close all running PC applications.
  8. Double-click PjFlashLoader_EN.exe.
  9. Click Choose, select the exact .cpr firmware in the Open dialog, then Open.
  10. Click Upload.
  11. During transfer the projector POWER indicator goes out and the PC progress bar shows progress; on completion a dialog appears and POWER flashes orange.
  12. Never turn off the projector or PC, or disconnect USB, during data transfer.
  13. After completion click OK, then the window’s upper-right X to close the Flash Loader.
  14. Remove the USB cable from both projector and PC, then unplug the projector power cord from the outlet.
Related instructions: Connect the firmware service USB port · Check firmware version and update requirements · Install the firmware USB driver

Controls and parts

See the manual diagrams 1 diagram
XJ-V2 rear connections. The complete key covers every arrow and the lock-hole footnote; Japan-only power restrictions remain applicable.
XJ-V2 rear connections. The complete key covers every arrow and the lock-hole footnote; Japan-only power restrictions remain applicable.

Diagram key

  • COMPUTER: COMPUTER input; the operation guide covers RGB and analogue component connections.
  • HDMI: HDMI input.
  • AUDIO OUT: Audio output terminal.
  • AUDIO IN: Audio input terminal.
  • Power inlet: Power inlet; this Japan-domestic unit requires the supplied cord and grounded 100 V AC outlet.
  • SERIAL: RS-232C serial-control terminal.
  • SERVICE: Firmware service USB terminal.
  • Rear remote receiver: Rear remote-control receiver.
  • Security lock hole: Theft-prevention lock hole for a security chain or similar attachment; the manual refers to Kensington information.

Model details

Model and compatibility

Reference scope
Japan-domestic XJ-V2 only; do not use this domestic unit overseas. XJ-V1 and international electrical variants excluded. [1]
Power in Japan
100 V AC, 50/60 Hz, using the supplied cord and a grounded outlet. XJ-V2: 130 W Eco level 1, 75 W level 5, 165 W Eco Off Bright, 140 W Eco Off Normal; 0.12 W standby. [1]
Native image and lens
XGA 1024 × 768, 4:3; manual 1.1× optical zoom and focus. Laser/LED light source, 3000 lm in the stated Eco Off Bright measurement conditions. [1]
Operating environment
5–35 °C, 20–80% non-condensing humidity, altitude 0–3000 m. [1]
Connections
COMPUTER, HDMI, AUDIO IN/OUT, SERVICE and SERIAL terminals, as shown in the reviewed rear-terminal figure. [1]
Size and mass
Approximately 269.5 × 269.5 × 88.5 mm including projections; XJ-V2 approximately 2.9 kg. [1]

Manuals and sources

  1. CASIO operation manual
  2. CASIO model support and details
  3. CASIO manual download listing
  4. CASIO operation manual
  5. CASIO operation manual
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