CASIO XJ-V100W

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

1. This reference covers Japan-domestic XJ-V100W in the Japanese MA2107-H setup and MA2008-F operation guides.
2. The setup guide prohibits using this domestic unit overseas.
3. Use its specified 100 V AC, 50/60 Hz supply; international electrical variants are outside this reference.
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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

1. Avoid static-prone locations, extreme temperatures, high humidity, abrupt temperature changes, dust, unstable/tilted surfaces, water, oil fumes, smoke, salt damage.
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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

1. The XJ-V-series branch identifies POWER/STANDBY and STATUS indicators, ON/Stand-by power and INPUT keys.
2. The shared exterior identifies two exhaust labels, two intake labels, projection lens, focus ring, zoom ring, remote receiver and control/indicator panel.
3. XJ-F cursor/ENTER/MENU/ESC/brightness-sensor controls do not apply.
4. The XJ-V-series rear branch identifies the security lock hole, SERIAL, COMPUTER, HDMI, AUDIO OUT/AUDIO IN, SERVICE, rear remote receiver and power inlet.
5. The lock hole accepts a security chain or similar attachment; the source refers to Kensington information.
6. XJ-F network, logo, USB-power, microphone and video connectors are excluded.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

1. Install the two AAA alkaline remote batteries with correct polarity.
2. Place the projector on a firm desk or stand with enough space; read all safety, use and placement precautions.
3. Press the release button and extend the front foot.
4. Adjust height and release the button to lock it.
5. If necessary turn the adjustable rear foot for side-to-side tilt: only one rear foot adjusts, approximately ±3 mm.
6. Its click-stop position indicates approximately the same height as the other rear foot.
7. Use the supplied power cord to connect the projector to the specified Japan outlet.
8. Connect the source device and turn that device on.
9. Press the projector power key.
10. On first start choose a language in the initial-language screen.
11. Press INPUT to choose the source.
12. Use the zoom ring for image size, then the focus ring for focus.
13. For XJ-V100W use the remote Left/Right keys for light output, then KEYSTONE +/− for vertical correction.
14. The projector-body arrow instructions apply only to XJ-F models.
15. To finish projecting, press the power key to turn off.
16. If operation is abnormal, consult the operation guide troubleshooting.

Diagram key

• 1: Press the release button to extend the front foot; the complete upper arrow shows the button press.
• 2: Adjust front-foot height, then release the button to lock it at that position; the downward arrow shows extension.
• 3: If needed turn the adjustable rear foot to fine-tune left/right tilt. Only one rear foot adjusts, approximately ±3mm. The click-stop position indicates roughly the same height as the other rear foot; both rotation arrows are retained.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

1. The XJ-V100W column specifies single-chip DLP, 0.65-inch 16:10 WXGA with 1280 × 800 pixels, manual 1.5× optical zoom/focus, F2.31–2.73 / f18.9–27.2 and laser/LED light source.
2. Screen range is 35–300 inches; approximate distances are 1.64–2.42 m at 60 inches and 2.81–4.11 m at 100 inches, minimum 0.92 m at 35 inches.
3. XJ-V100W brightness is 3000 lm and full-white/full-black contrast 20,000:1 under Light Control Off Bright, following the stated JIS X 6911:2003 measurement conditions and average factory-shipment values.
4. The XJ-V10X, XJ-V110W and XJ-F ratings are excluded.
5. Native RGB projection is 1280 × 800; compressed RGB and HDMI support is up to 1920 × 1200, and analogue component up to 1920 × 1080/1080p.
6. Horizontal scanning is 15–91 kHz and vertical 50–85 Hz.
7. Use the complete signal timing rows and their limitations.
8. Connections are one 15-pin mini D-sub COMPUTER RGB/shared analogue component input; one HDCP/audio-capable HDMI Type A input; one stereo mini audio input and output; Micro-USB Type B for firmware; RS-232C D-sub nine-pin control.
9. There is no built-in speaker; AUDIO OUT feeds amplified external speakers.
10. Operate at 5–35 °C, 20–80% non-condensing humidity and 0–3000 m altitude.
11. This Japanese setup guide specifies 100 V AC, 50/60 Hz and prohibits using the domestic unit overseas.
12. XJ-V100W power is 125 W at Light Control On output 7, 60 W at output 1, 150 W Off Bright and 135 W Off Normal; standby 0.12 W.
13. Dimensions including projections are approximately 299 × 299 × 97 mm; mass is approximately 3.5 kg.
14. Specifications may change with improvements.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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. XJ-V100W has a single HDMI input.
7. Use the component, RS-232C and firmware sections for their supported connections.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

1. XJ-V100W offers Computer for RGB/analogue component with AUDIO IN, and HDMI for digital image/audio.
2. XJ-F and network-source entries do not apply.
3. Press INPUT.
4. In the input dialog use INPUT, Up or Down to select the source and press ENTER.
5. Even without ENTER, selection takes effect after about three seconds.
6. The source name appears briefly at upper right.
7. If no input signal is detected, the message 入力信号がありません (no input signal) appears.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

1. XJ-V100W has fixed WXGA 1280 × 800 resolution.
2. If different computer output makes images coarse, text unclear or moiré patterns visible, set computer output to this native resolution; consult the computer instructions.
3. For this WXGA model, try Real aspect mode to project source pixels at their actual size, one source dot per projector pixel.
4. Change it with ASPECT or Screen Settings > Aspect Ratio.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

1. The projector automatically detects vertical tilt and corrects the trapezoidal picture.
2. If automatic correction is insufficient, press remote KEYSTONE + or − for manual correction.
3. XJ-F body-arrow controls do not apply to XJ-V100W.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

1. For XJ-V100W, press ASPECT to cycle: RGB or HDMI (PC) offers Normal → Full → 16:9 → 4:3 → Real; component or HDMI (DTV) offers Normal → 16:9 → 16:10 → 4:3 → Letter Box.
2. The Screen Settings aspect item also changes it.
3. XGA and XJ-F-only video/S-video branches are excluded.
4. Normal preserves input proportions at the largest available size.
5. Full fills the projection area by enlargement/reduction.
6. 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.
7. Real centres the source at actual pixel size, one source dot per projector pixel; portions above the native resolution are cropped.
8. RGB below SVGA is enlarged to SVGA even in Real mode.
9. Letter Box preserves proportions while resizing to 1280 pixels wide and projects the central 800 pixels vertically.
10. The WXGA picture examples on PDF page 72 show the source-specific results.
11. Changing enlargement/reduction for commercial or public viewing may infringe the image copyright holder’s rights.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

1. Press FUNC, choose 明るさ (Brightness), ENTER.
2. Use Left/Right to adjust.
3. Press ESC to close.
4. This fine-tunes image brightness without changing the light-source output; use Light Control for light-source brightness.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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, component and HDMI PC; Theatre defaults for HDMI DTV.
6. Colour-mode selection is unavailable when Light Control is Off.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

1. Light Control On is the default and allows seven light-output levels.
2. Off uses maximum light-source brightness and prevents changing the light-output level; XJ-F brightness sensing does not apply.
3. Press MENU.
4. Select 機器設定1 (Device Settings1) with Down and ENTER.
5. Select ライトコントロール (Light Control) with Down and ENTER.
6. In the dialog select ライトコントロール with Down, then Left/Right to choose On or Off.
7. Press ESC to close.
8. For Light Control Off, Image Adjustment1 > Light Control Off Mode offers Bright (brightness first) or Normal (colour first; default).

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

1. With no menu/dialog displayed, press remote Left or Right.
2. Left reduces light output by one; Right raises it by one.
3. The dialog displays current output1–7.
4. Press Left/Right again for further adjustment.
5. Press ESC to end and close; after approximately five seconds without a key action it closes automatically.
6. This operation is unavailable when Light Control is Off.
7. XJ-V100W has no XJ-F ambient brightness sensor.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

1. Press the remote leaf-symbol Light Control key to show its dialog.
2. The top row shows the current power-saving level; more leaf symbols mean more saving.
3. Use Left/Right here to adjust light output if needed.
4. Press ESC to close.
5. This operation is unavailable when Light Control is Off.

Diagram key

• Leaf-symbol key: Press this remote key to show the Light Control dialog and current power-saving level; use Left/Right to adjust if needed and ESC to close. Light Control must be On.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

1. Brightness adjusts picture brightness; Contrast its contrast.
2. Colour modes are Standard, Graphics, Theatre, Blackboard and Natural, with Standard default for RGB, component and HDMI PC, and Theatre for HDMI DTV.
3. Colour Balance selects Warm, Normal (default) or Cool, or adjusts red/green/blue separately.
4. Light Control Off Mode selects Bright or Normal (default) when Light Control is Off.
5. Image Adjustment 1 initialization resets that menu for the current source.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

1. Automatic Keystone On (default) adjusts to installation angle; Off disables it.
2. When Ceiling Projection is On, Automatic Keystone cannot be selected and is always disabled.
3. For RGB, Auto Adjustment On (default) automatically identifies resolution/frequency and adjusts the image.
4. Choose Off to preserve manually changed vertical/horizontal position, frequency and phase at the next power-on.
5. Auto Power Off offers5/10(default)/15/20/30 minutes without key operation/input signal, or Off.
6. Device Settings1 also includes Light Control, Password, Direct Power On (automatic startup on mains connection; default Off), Language and that menu initialization for the current source.
7. 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.
8. Device Settings2 > High Altitude Mode is On at1500–3000 m for increased fan cooling, Off(default) below1500 m.
9. Never use above3000 m.
10. Device Settings2 also opens Timer Function and resets that menu for the current source.
11. XJ-F and network-specific options are absent.
12. Information shows input signal/name, resolution, horizontal/vertical frequency, scanning system, light-use hours and ROM Version.
13. All Initialization shows cumulative unit hours, which cannot be reset.
14. All Initialization resets all menu settings except Language, Password, Light Use Time, Version and Unit Use Time.
15. XJ-V100W does not support user-logo transfer.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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, the leaf-symbol Light Control key, 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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Diagram key

• Left nozzle and arrows: Carefully vacuum the illustrated front-left intake, about monthly.
• Right nozzle and arrows: Carefully vacuum the illustrated lens-side intake, about monthly. Accumulated intake dust can overheat the projector; clean dusty exhaust similarly when needed.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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 Light Control 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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

1. For XJ-V100W firmware updating, connect the SERVICE Micro-USB Type B port to a computer USB port with a suitable commercially available USB cable.
2. Follow the complete separate firmware-update guide.
3. User-logo transfer and the LOGO port apply only to XJ-F models.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

1. For ceiling suspension the manual permits an upside-down projector or a lens pointing directly downward; ask the dealer for details.
2. Keep at least one metre, and as far as possible, from fire detectors/alarms to prevent exhaust-triggered false alarms.
3. This does not authorize standing the unit vertically on a surface, which the setup guide prohibits.
4. Do not install near fluorescent lamps or strong light, which can prevent remote operation or reduce its range.
5. Test remote operation at the planned position before installation.
6. Set Screen Settings > Ceiling Projection for the upside-down picture.
7. Use double-SEMS screws with washer and spring washer, diameter M4.
8. Total screw length is washer/spring-washer thickness plus bracket thickness plus 5–8 mm engagement.
9. Too long can damage the inside; too short cannot hold securely.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

1. Distances are approximate installation guides. h is the lens-centre-to-picture-bottom height.
2. Use the XJ-V100W/XJ-V110W/XJ-F100W/XJ-F200WN/XJ-F210WN column; the XGA column does not apply.
3. Screen inches / diagonal cm / shortest–longest metres / h centimetres: 35/89/0.92–1.37/8; 40/102/1.06–1.58/9; 60/152/1.64–2.42/13; 77/196/2.14–3.14/17; 80/203/2.22–3.26/18; 100/254/2.81–4.11/22; 150/381/4.26–6.22/34; 200/508/5.72–8.32/45; 300/762/8.63–12.54/67.
4. The 30-inch row is not specified for XJ-V100W.

Diagram key

• h: Height from the projector lens centre to the projected picture bottom. The complete WXGA distance table gives h from 8cm to 67cm for the specified XJ-V100W rows; values and distances are approximate installation guides.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

1. These are the complete printed applicable signal rows.
2. Even listed signals may fail with some source equipment.
3. Native XJ-V100W output remains 1280×800.
4. Rows below are name:horizontal kHz/vertical Hz.
5. The name640×480/72 has a printed vertical value73; preserve the name and measured value without inventing a correction.
6. 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; 1280×720/60: 45.0/60; 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; 1920×1080/60: 67.5/60; 1920×1200RB/60: 74.0/60.
7. 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: 16.6/50; 480p/60: 31.5/60; 480i/60: 15.7/60.
8. HDMI: 640×480/60: 31.5/60; 800×600/60: 37.9/60; 1024×768/60: 48.4/60; 1280×720/60: 45.0/60; 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; 1920×1080/60: 67.5/60; 1920×1200RB/60: 74.0/60; 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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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. For this WXGA model ARZ RW for RGB/HDMI PC offers 0 Normal, 1 16:9, 4 Full, 5 Real, 6 4:3; for component/HDMI DTV it offers 1 16:9, 2 Normal, 3 Letter Box, 6 4:3, 7 16:10.
8. LMP R reads light-use hours.
9. PMD RW: 0 Light Control Off Bright, 1 Light Control Off Normal, 3/4/5/6/7/8/9 Light Control On output levels 7/6/5/4/3/2/1.
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.
18. XJ-F/network-only SRC values 2, 8, 9, 11–14 and PMD 2 do not apply.
19. MIC commands are network-only.
20. Aspect options remain dependent on the source and the exact WXGA branch.

Japan-domestic XJ-V100W; applicable shared V-series and WXGA branches only.

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 leaf-symbol Light Control, 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.
5. KEY26–30 playback commands are network-model-only and do not apply.
6. Each supported KEY command acts exactly like its matching remote button; use the same sequence.

Firmware guide linked by the exact XJ-V100W support listing; SERVICE applicability established by operation PDF70.

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.

Firmware guide linked by the exact XJ-V100W support listing; SERVICE applicability established by operation PDF70.

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.

Firmware guide linked by the exact XJ-V100W support listing; SERVICE applicability established by operation PDF70.

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-V100W 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.