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CASIO XJ-UT352W

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CASIO XJ-UT352W

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-UT352W body controls and three indicator locations. Read the complete state combinations in the error list; the network warm-up state does not apply.
XJ-UT352W body controls and three indicator locations. Read the complete state combinations in the error list; the network warm-up state does not apply.

Diagram key

  • 1: MENU opens or closes settings.
  • 2: ENTER confirms a selection.
  • 3: AUTO automatically adjusts RGB frequency and phase.
  • 4: INPUT selects the source.
  • 5: ON/Stand-by power key.
  • 6: ESC cancels or exits.
  • 7: Four cursor keys Up, Down, Left, Right for menu navigation and supported adjustment.
  • 8: Illuminance sensor used when automatic brightness sensing is enabled.
  • 9: TEMP temperature indicator.
  • 10: LIGHT light-source indicator.
  • 11: POWER/STANDBY power indicator.
  • Up/Down trapezoid symbols: With no menu/dialog, these keys open keystone adjustment; Up/Down adjusts vertical and Left/Right horizontal distortion.
  • Left/Right light symbols: With no menu/dialog and Light Control On, these keys change light output.
内部が高温になっています。設置状況を確認してください。high internal-temperature warning
2 checks
Intake/exhaust obstruction or insufficient surrounding space
  1. If an error caused shutdown, wait for the fan to stop before removing the cord.
  2. Unplugging during fan rotation can prevent recovery.
  3. Check that intake and exhaust are unobstructed and at least6cm between the projection-facing side and screen/wall and30cm at other sides of the XJ-UT projector.
Dust accumulated at intake or exhaust
  1. If an error caused shutdown, wait for the fan to stop before removing the cord.
  2. Unplugging during fan rotation can prevent recovery.
  3. If intake or exhaust has dust, turn off, unplug after the fan stops, allow heat to dissipate and follow the reviewed cleaning instructions.
内部が高温になっています。電源をオフにします。high temperature automatic shutdown
2 checks
Intake/exhaust obstruction or insufficient surrounding space
  1. If an error caused shutdown, wait for the fan to stop before removing the cord.
  2. Unplugging during fan rotation can prevent recovery.
  3. Check that intake and exhaust are unobstructed and at least6cm between the projection-facing side and screen/wall and30cm at other sides of the XJ-UT projector.
Dust accumulated at intake or exhaust
  1. If an error caused shutdown, wait for the fan to stop before removing the cord.
  2. Unplugging during fan rotation can prevent recovery.
  3. If intake or exhaust has dust, turn off, unplug after the fan stops, allow heat to dissipate and follow the reviewed cleaning instructions.
  4. When both ventilation/space and dust checks are satisfactory, confirm POWER is steady red and turn on again; if the error recurs contact the repair service or dealer.
POWER steady red / LIGHT steady red / TEMP steady redfan fault
The fan is abnormal and power shut down automatically.: POWER steady red / LIGHT steady red / TEMP steady red. If an error caused shutdown, wait for the fan to stop before removing the cord. Unplugging during fan rotation can prevent recovery. Confirm POWER is steady red and the fan has stopped. Unplug; after the indicators go out wait a while, reconnect and turn on. If it recurs contact the repair enquiry service or dealer.
POWER steady red / LIGHT unspecified / TEMP steady redsystem fault or other malfunction
A system fault or external noise caused malfunction and automatic shutdown.: POWER steady red / LIGHT unspecified / TEMP steady red. If an error caused shutdown, wait for the fan to stop before removing the cord. Unplugging during fan rotation can prevent recovery. Confirm POWER is steady red and the fan has stopped. Unplug; after the indicators go out wait a while, reconnect and turn on. If it recurs contact the repair enquiry service or dealer.
POWER steady red / LIGHT red flashing about1second / TEMP red flashing about1secondlight-source unit fault
The light-source unit went out or failed to light and power shut down automatically.: POWER steady red / LIGHT red flashing about1second / TEMP red flashing about1second. If an error caused shutdown, wait for the fan to stop before removing the cord. Unplugging during fan rotation can prevent recovery. Confirm POWER is steady red and the fan has stopped. Unplug; after the indicators go out wait a while, reconnect and turn on. If it recurs contact the repair enquiry service or dealer.
POWER steady red / LIGHT off or flashing red / TEMP red flashing about2secondsmemory fault
An internal memory error caused automatic shutdown.: POWER steady red / LIGHT off or flashing red / TEMP red flashing about2seconds. If an error caused shutdown, wait for the fan to stop before removing the cord. Unplugging during fan rotation can prevent recovery. Confirm POWER is steady red and the fan has stopped. Unplug; after the indicators go out wait a while, reconnect and turn on. If it recurs contact the repair enquiry service or dealer.
ID-01flash Loader: Firmware file format problem
Firmware file format problem: Download the correct exact-model firmware again, then repeat the update.Related instructions: Check for newer firmware · Transfer a firmware update
ID-02flash Loader: Cannot establish a projector connection
Cannot establish a projector connection: Check that the USB driver is installed, the USB cable is correctly connected and projector power is on. The message also instructs checking USB, turning projector off and on, then retrying.
ID-03flash Loader: The ROM version is not newer
The ROM version is not newer: The downloaded firmware is the same version as or older than the installed version. Update only with a newer version.Related instructions: Check for newer firmware · Transfer a firmware update
ID-04flash Loader: ROM data is for another model
ROM data is for another model: Use the correct exact-model firmware file.Related instructions: Check for newer firmware · Transfer a firmware update
ID-01lOGO Loader: Logo header file format problem
Logo header file format problem: Download the correct exact-model header again, then repeat transfer.
ID-02lOGO Loader: Cannot establish a projector connection
Cannot establish a projector connection: Check the USB driver installation, cable connection and projector power. The message also instructs checking USB, turning projector off and on, then retrying.
ID-04lOGO Loader: Logo header is for another model
Logo header is for another model: Use the correct exact-model .cph header.
ID-05lOGO Loader: Logo image has too many pixels
Logo image has too many pixels: Reduce the image size within640×480–1280×800 and retry.
ID-06lOGO Loader: Image file type is unsupported
Image file type is unsupported: Use a BMP in RGB24-bit full colour.

Troubleshooting

Find the problem you are experiencing
Missing picture dots are not necessarily a faultView
Some non-illuminating picture dots can occur despite precision manufacturing; the manual says this is not a fault.
Image discolouration after impact4 steps
  1. Avoid shocks during projection.
  2. If an impact interrupts or discolours the picture, use INPUT to reselect the previously projected source.
  3. If it does not recover, turn off and on again.
  4. If there is an error, follow the reviewed indicator/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 for a while, then turn on again.
  3. No fixed waiting time is specified.
Power will not turn on2 checks
POWER indicator is not lit
Connect the power cord correctly.
TEMP or LIGHT continues lit or flashing
Check the reviewed error-indicator table.
No picture or abnormal projection3 checks
Source is off or not sending a signal
Confirm the connected computer/video device is on and working.
Wrong input source
Select the source matching the connected equipment.
Component source may be incompatible
Try connecting the source composite-video output to VIDEO instead.
Severely wrong picture colour or position1 check
RGB/component mode does not match input
In Input Settings > COMPUTER1 Terminal or COMPUTER2 Terminal, matching the connected port, choose RGB or Component for the signal, or Auto.
Menus are not in Japanese1 check
The language setting changed
  1. Press MENU.
  2. For HDMI(PC), press Down four times then ENTER; for other sources Down five times then ENTER.
  3. Press Up twice, ENTER, choose 日本語 with Up/Down, ENTER, then MENU to close.
No sound4 checks
Projector volume is too low or muted
Use VOLUME+ or VOLUME− to adjust and unmute.
Source volume is low or absent
Adjust the source equipment volume.
Audio is connected to the wrong assigned input
Check the assigned audio-input port for the current source using the reviewed audio-input instructions.
Audio Output is Line
Change Device Settings2 > Audio Output to Speaker.
Incorrect picture colours3 checks
Brightness may not suit input
Press FUNC, choose Brightness and adjust it.
Colour mode may not suit input
Press FUNC, choose Colour Mode and change it.
Colour balance may not suit input
Adjust Image Adjustment1 > Colour Balance.
Blurred text3 checks
Focus is wrong
Slide the focus lever up/down to focus.
RGB frequency or phase may not match
For RGB only press AUTO to adjust.
RGB tracking/phase still needs adjustment
For RGB only adjust Image Adjustment2 > Frequency and Phase.
Cannot pass the power-on password prompt1 check
Power On Password is enabled
Enter the correct password and ENTER. If remote keys cannot enter it, use the reviewed remote-control troubleshooting checks.
Remote control does not work3 checks
Batteries exhausted
Replace the remote batteries.
Outside control range
Operate within approximately5m of the projector.
IDs do not match
Match remote and projector IDs or set either to All.
TEMP or LIGHT remains lit or flashing1 check
An error may have occurred
Consult the reviewed error-indicator table; do not interpret it solely by table row order.
Light-source unit does not light2 checks
BLANK temporarily switched the light off
Press BLANK or ESC.
Light-source unit is at end of life or faulty
Ask the repair service or dealer to replace it; do not attempt internal replacement.
Unexpected shutdown and restart1 check
Occasional self-check restart
A rare automatic self-check restart is not a fault; continue use. If repeated continuously, contact the repair service or dealer.
General abnormal operation recovery1 check
An abnormality may clear after the stated power reset
  1. Unplug and leave for at least10minutes.
  2. Reconnect and turn on.
  3. If normal operation does not return contact the repair enquiry service or dealer.
  4. After an error wait for the fan to stop before unplugging.

Guides

安全上のご注意

Instructions from the manual
Stop for smoke, abnormal heat or smell4 steps
  1. Adult supervision is required where children can touch or approach the projector.
  2. If smoke, unusual smell or abnormal heat occurs, stop use because continuing risks fire or electric shock.
  3. Unplug the power plug.
  4. Contact the repair enquiry service or dealer.
Safe placement, ventilation and projection light13 steps
  1. Place on a firm flat stable surface with unobstructed intake and exhaust.
  2. Keep at least6cm between the projection-facing side and screen/wall and30cm at other sides; place nothing between the projector and screen.
  3. Do not enclose it, cover it with cloth, or place it on soft carpet, bedding, towels or seats.
  4. Lock cart wheels.
  5. Operate at5–35°C.
  6. Avoid moisture, dust, kitchen fumes, humidifiers, vibration, heated carpets, direct sun, unstable stands and high shelves.
  7. Do not put heavy objects on it, stand on it, expose it to water or throw it into fire.
  8. Do not look into the illuminated lens, intake or exhaust; check nobody is looking before switching on and supervise children.
  9. Do not block the beam or put magnifying glasses, mirrors, aquariums or other refracting/reflecting objects in it.
  10. Do not touch the lens.
  11. Do not touch the hot exhaust or place heat-sensitive plastic near or below it.
  12. Do not open the cabinet or use flammable-gas sprays inside or around it.
  13. During a thunderstorm do not touch the mains-connected equipment; unplug before storms.

電源コードについて

Instructions from the manual
Japan-only model and electrical scope10 steps
  1. This reference covers only Japan-domestic XJ-UT352W in the current Japanese MA2201-F manual.
  2. Do not use this domestic unit overseas.
  3. Use100V AC50/60Hz.
  4. Use the supplied power cord only with this projector and its specified grounded Japan outlet.
  5. Connect earth before plugging in; disconnect earth only after unplugging.
  6. Keep the outlet accessible.
  7. Avoid overloaded outlets and sharing an outlet with other equipment.
  8. Observe extension-cord current ratings.
  9. Do not use a bundled cord, place it near heaters or under rugs, trap it, load it, heat, modify, cut, forcibly bend, twist or pull it.
  10. Never handle the cord or plug with wet hands.
Power-cord care and safe movement8 steps
  1. Insert the plug fully.
  2. Unplug after use or for long non-use, holding the plug rather than pulling its cord.
  3. Before moving, turn off and unplug.
  4. At least yearly unplug and remove dust around plug blades with a dry cloth or vacuum.
  5. Do not apply detergent to the cord, especially the plug.
  6. During and immediately after operation the exhaust area is hot.
  7. Carry the XJ-UT projector by the two illustrated sides, avoiding the exhaust.
  8. Keep a separate written record of important settings in case malfunction or repair erases them.

故障時は使用しない

Instructions from the manual
Stop for faults, liquid ingress or impact damage6 steps
  1. If operation is abnormal, or water, liquid or foreign objects enter, turn power off, unplug and contact the repair enquiry service or dealer.
  2. Do the same if it is dropped or damaged.
  3. Keep liquid containers away.
  4. Do not open, dismantle or modify the case; internal high voltage can cause shock, burns or injury.
  5. Ask the service or dealer for internal inspection, adjustment or repair.
  6. Keep plastic bags away from children.

他の電子機器への影響について

Instructions from the manual
Precautions around medical and precision equipment4 steps
  1. Follow hospital and airline instructions; do not use where prohibited.
  2. Electromagnetic emissions can affect instruments.
  3. Do not operate near precision electronic equipment or equipment handling weak signals.
  4. People using pacemakers should keep the projector away from their chest; if an abnormality occurs move it away immediately and consult a doctor.

電池について

Instructions from the manual
Remote and battery safety9 steps
  1. Use only the specified batteries with correct polarity.
  2. Do not recharge, disassemble, short-circuit, heat or burn them; do not mix old/new batteries or different types, or use batteries with exposed wrapping.
  3. Remove exhausted batteries immediately and remove batteries for long non-use.
  4. If alkaline-battery fluid gets into an eye, do not rub: rinse immediately with clean water and seek medical treatment.
  5. Wash fluid from skin or clothes with clean water.
  6. Replace remote batteries at least yearly regardless of frequency of use.
  7. Do not disassemble or modify the remote or expose it to water; have it serviced by the dealer or repair service.
  8. Do not use unapproved battery types, burn, crush, cut, or expose batteries to extreme high/low temperatures or very low pressure, as these risk explosion or flammable-liquid/gas leakage.
  9. Dispose according to local rules.

その他

Instructions from the manual
Magnets, internal cleaning and disposal7 steps
  1. The projector contains magnets.
  2. People using pacemakers or other medical electrical equipment should keep it away from that equipment.
  3. If an abnormality is felt, move away immediately and consult a doctor.
  4. Keep magnetic cards, tapes, prepaid cards and tickets away.
  5. Arrange paid internal cleaning at least yearly with the dealer or repair service, preferably before the humid rainy season.
  6. Accumulated dust can reduce brightness or cause fire or failure.
  7. Dispose of the projector according to local authority rules without dismantling it.

光源ユニットについて

Instructions from the manual
Light-source life and laser precautions8 steps
  1. Laser/LED light-source life is approximately20, 000hours, depending on individual unit, conditions and settings; this is not a guarantee.
  2. Warranty ends at the earlier of the product warranty period or6, 000hours.
  3. If the light stops 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 Japan/non-USA label states Class1 under IEC60825-1:2014.
  6. The separate USA Class2 label does not authorize overseas use of this unit.
  7. Do not use adjustments or procedures outside the manual.
  8. The projection-light warning is Risk Group2 under IEC62471-5:2015; do not look into the beam or start power while looking into the lens.

その他のご注意

Instructions from the manual
Storage, environment and image quality precautions8 steps
  1. Avoid static-prone locations, extreme temperatures, high humidity, abrupt temperature changes, dust, unstable or tilted surfaces, water, oil fumes, tobacco smoke, salt damage and corrosive gases.
  2. Keep strong fluorescent light and direct sunlight off the remote receiver.
  3. Avoid trapping hands below the projector during installation or underside adjustment.
  4. Continuous24-hour operation or ignoring installation conditions can lead to chargeable repair even within warranty.
  5. Hot, dusty or smoky conditions shorten optical-engine replacement intervals; ask service about timing and cost.
  6. Keystone correction compresses the image and can reduce quality.
  7. Use a square-on placement that minimizes or eliminates correction for the best picture.
  8. USB power may stop at shutdown or an automatic restart; save connected-device data often.

投映までの操作の流れ

Instructions from the manual
Quick-start setup and shutdown12 steps
  1. Install the two supplied AAA alkaline batteries in the remote, matching the polarity marks.
  2. Place the projector on a firm desk or stand with enough surrounding clearance and read the safety, use and placement precautions.
  3. Adjust its installation angle.
  4. Connect the supplied cord to the projector AC inlet and specified Japan outlet.
  5. Connect the source equipment and turn the source equipment on.
  6. Press the projector power key.
  7. On first use select a language in the initial-language screen.
  8. Press INPUT to select the source.
  9. Adjust picture size through placement and use the digital screen shift as needed; slide the focus lever up/down to focus.
  10. There is no zoom ring.
  11. Use vertical and horizontal keystone correction and light-output adjustment if needed.
  12. To finish projecting press the power key.

各部の名称

Instructions from the manual
XJ-UT352W parts, controls and ports7 steps
  1. The XJ-UT exterior names the illuminance sensor, control panel, indicators, power key, left exhaust, two intake callouts, AC inlet, remote receiver, terminal area, focus lever, security bar and Kensington-compatible lock hole.
  2. Keep vents clear and do not touch the hot exhaust or illuminated lens.
  3. The XJ-UT panel has MENU, ENTER, AUTO, INPUT, power, ESC and four cursor keys; the three indicators are POWER/STANDBY, LIGHT and TEMP.
  4. Body Up/Down opens keystone; cursor keys then adjust vertical/horizontal distortion.
  5. XJ-UT352W has HDMI1/2, COMPUTER IN1/2, MIC, AUDIO OUT, AUDIO IN1/2, DC5V, LOGO Micro-USB TypeB, AUDIO IN R/L, VIDEO, MONITOR OUT and SERIAL.
  6. LAN and the USB-host ports in shared drawings belong only to network models and are absent here.
  7. The DC5V TypeA port supplies power only, not USB-host data.

設置角度の調節

Instructions from the manual
Adjust the three installation feet3 steps
  1. Turn the one underside front adjustment foot to fine-tune the elevation angle.
  2. Turn the two underside rear adjustment feet to fine-tune side-to-side tilt.
  3. Place the projector on a firm level table with adequate clearance.
XJ-UT352W underside foot adjustment with all numbered callouts and rotation arrows.
XJ-UT352W underside foot adjustment with all numbered callouts and rotation arrows.

Diagram key

  • 1: Turn the one front underside foot to fine-tune elevation. Both rotation directions are retained.
  • 2: Turn the two rear underside feet to fine-tune side-to-side tilt. Both repeated foot locations and their rotation arrows are retained.

机上や床への設置について

Instructions from the manual
Place the projector for a square picture4 steps
  1. Use a desk or stand and aim perpendicular to the screen with the lens centred on it.
  2. Use the test pattern to check angle, size, level, focus and other adjustments.
  3. Keep the plug accessible and at least30cm clear around the F-series projector, especially intake and exhaust.
  4. Avoid direct air-conditioner airflow; heated exhaust currents can distort the projected picture.

パソコンと接続する

Instructions from the manual
Connect a computer by HDMI or RGB3 steps
  1. For HDMI, connect a source HDMI output to HDMI1 or HDMI2 using an HDMI cable; the same cable carries picture and sound.
  2. For analogue RGB, connect the computer VGA output to COMPUTER IN1 or COMPUTER IN2 using the15-pin mini D-sub RGB cable, and computer audio to the matching AUDIO IN1/2 using a stereo mini cable.
  3. Audio-port assignments can be changed in the reviewed audio-input instructions.

ビデオ機器と接続する

Instructions from the manual
Connect HDMI, component or composite video4 steps
  1. For HDMI video use an HDMI cable to HDMI1 or HDMI2 for picture and sound.
  2. For component video connect Y/Cb/Cr or Y/Pb/Pr to COMPUTER IN1 or COMPUTER IN2 using a mini D-sub-to-component cable.
  3. Its three plugs are green(Y), blue(Cb/Pb), red(Cr/Pr); use a stereo mini cable to the matching AUDIO IN1/2 for sound.
  4. For composite video connect the source yellow composite output to VIDEO, and white/red left/right audio outputs to AUDIO IN R/L using the composite video/audio cable.

本機から外部機器に音声出力する

Instructions from the manual
Connect amplified external speakers3 steps
  1. Connect AUDIO OUT to the audio input of amplified speakers or equivalent using a stereo mini cable.
  2. In MENU > 機器設定2 (Device Settings2) > 音声出力 (Audio Output), choose ライン (Line) rather than the default スピーカー (Speaker).
  3. Standby audio output is supported through the reviewed Standby RGB/Audio setting.

マイクを接続する（xj-utシリーズ、xj-f21xn、xj-f211wn、 xj-s400un、xj-s400wn）

Instructions from the manual
Connect and adjust a dynamic microphoneView
Connect a dynamic microphone to MIC. Plug-in-powered microphones are unsupported. Device Settings2 > Microphone Input Level adjusts0(default, mute) to3(maximum).

Logo端子について（ファームウェア更新、ユーザーロゴ転送）

Instructions from the manual
Connect the LOGO service port2 steps
  1. For firmware updating or user-logo transfer connect a computer USB port to the projector LOGO Micro-USB TypeB terminal with a suitable cable.
  2. Follow the complete separate firmware or logo guide; do not treat this as a USB-host/network input.
Related instructions: Check for newer firmware · Transfer a firmware update

ケーブルカバーの取り付けと取り外し（xj-utシリーズ）

Instructions from the manual
Attach and remove the cable cover5 steps
  1. Before fitting or removing the cover, turn off, unplug and wait for cooling if just switched off.
  2. Turn the projector over and insert cover hooks into the body hook holes.
  3. Rotate the cover in the illustrated direction to fit it.
  4. Align the cover screw with its body screw receiver and tighten using a Phillips screwdriver.
  5. To remove, loosen the screw with a Phillips screwdriver and detach it from the body; separate the screw side of the cover, then withdraw its hooks.
Complete four-figure XJ-UT cable-cover sequence. Turn off,unplug and let it cool before attachment or removal.
Complete four-figure XJ-UT cable-cover sequence. Turn off,unplug and let it cool before attachment or removal.

Diagram key

  • Figure1 screw: Cover screw; align it with the body receiver in Figure3.
  • Figure1 hooks: Cover hooks; insert into the body hook holes. The enlarged inset retains both insertion arrows.
  • Figure2 rotation arrow: Rotate the cover in this direction to attach after inserting the hooks.
  • Figure3 screw: Align the same cover screw with its receiver.
  • Figure3 screw receiver: Body receiver for the cover screw.
  • Figure4 arrow: Tighten with a Phillips screwdriver. Removal reverses by loosening and detaching the screw, separating the screw side, then withdrawing the hooks.

リモコンについて

Instructions from the manual
Use the supplied YT-161 remote5 steps
  1. Point the remote at a projector receiver within approximately5m.
  2. Keep stored remote keys from being held down, because this consumes the batteries.
  3. Its six grouped callouts identify the emitter, power, ESC, ID/countdown keys1–4, four cursor keys with ENTER, and function keys.
  4. Power toggles projector power; ESC cancels the current operation; cursor keys navigate and adjust, and ENTER confirms.
  5. Use the reviewed individual functions for each function key.

電源を入れる、電源を切る

Instructions from the manual
Turn power on and off10 steps
  1. Connect the supplied cord to AC and the Japan outlet.
  2. Wait until POWER/STANDBY is steady red.
  3. Press the power key.
  4. POWER flashes green for a few seconds then becomes steady green and projection begins.
  5. To turn off press the power key.
  6. POWER flashes red for a few seconds then becomes steady red.
  7. Unplug from the outlet.
  8. After an error always wait for the fans to stop before removing the cord.
  9. Direct Power On in Device Settings1 starts automatically when mains is connected; default is Off.
  10. Normal Auto Power Off is10minutes without input/key activity; settings allow5/10/15/20/30minutes or Off.

入力ソースを選ぶ（input）

Instructions from the manual
Select the input source7 steps
  1. XJ-UT352W sources are Computer1/2(RGB/component), Video(composite), HDMI1, HDMI2 and Templates.
  2. Native projection is WXGA1280×800; using native computer output can avoid moiré or blurred text.
  3. Alternatively choose Real aspect to project dot-for-dot.
  4. Press INPUT to show the menu, then INPUT, Up or Down to choose a source.
  5. Press ENTER, or wait approximately3seconds without ENTER for it to switch.
  6. The selected source name appears briefly at upper right.
  7. Only supported signal timings apply.

入力ソースを自動検索する

Instructions from the manual
Search automatically for an input signal8 steps
  1. Hold INPUT until the searching message appears.
  2. Search starts with the currently selected source; once it finds input the search ends and projection starts.
  3. Press INPUT or ESC to stop searching.
  4. Without input it makes two cycles, then reports no input.
  5. The XJ-UT352W cycle is Computer1, Computer2, Video, HDMI1, HDMI2, then repeats.
  6. At startup it begins with the last projected source and searches if that source has no signal; a previous Template source searches the hardware inputs.
  7. A no-signal Test Pattern disables automatic search.
  8. Automatic Input Search in Input Settings can be turned Off.

映像入力と音声入力の関係について

Instructions from the manual
Assign audio inputs6 steps
  1. Default Computer1/2 audio is AUDIO IN1/2 respectively; Video uses AUDIO IN R/L; HDMI1 and HDMI2 use their respective HDMI audio.
  2. Templates use AUDIO IN1.
  3. Select the source, press MENU, choose 機器設定2 > 音声入力 (Audio Input), then use Up/Down to choose that source and Left/Right to select an audio port.
  4. Repeat for other sources if needed; close with MENU.
  5. To restore audio assignments use 機器設定2 > 機器設定2の初期化.
  6. This resets all Device Settings2 items, not only audio input.

オートプロジェクションオフを利用する

Instructions from the manual
Use Auto Projection Off8 steps
  1. Enable オートプロジェクションオフ in Screen Settings; it is disabled by default.
  2. After previously projecting, no input signal for about5seconds produces a warning; after about another5seconds light and audio switch off.
  3. Audio presence alone does not prevent it.
  4. Signal returning on the same source or any key operation restores the light within20minutes.
  5. After20minutes with light off the projector shuts down automatically, regardless of the normal Auto Power Off setting.
  6. POWER slowly flashes green while the light is off.
  7. USB power continues until the projector turns off.
  8. It does not operate before any signal has been projected, during Templates, countdown or Test Pattern, or during automatic source search.

投映映像と音声の基本操作

Instructions from the manual
Correct vertical and horizontal keystone6 steps
  1. With no menu/dialog showing press body Up/Down or remote KEYSTONE+/− to open adjustment.
  2. Use Up/Down for vertical distortion and Left/Right for horizontal distortion, each within approximately±5°.
  3. Press ESC to finish.
  4. Square-on placement minimizes image compression.
  5. In Screen Settings, Correction Priority Shape reduces distortion with a slightly narrower projection area; Size(default) retains the normal area but can leave distortion.
  6. XJ-UT352W has no automatic keystone.
Digitally zoom and pan the picture3 steps
  1. Press D-ZOOM+ to enlarge the centre.
  2. Press D-ZOOM+ or D-ZOOM− to change magnification and use the four cursor keys to move the enlarged view.
  3. Press ESC to return to the original picture.
Blank the picture and sound5 steps
  1. Press BLANK to interrupt the picture and audio.
  2. The source continues running.
  3. The default Blank Screen setting switches projection light off; other settings show blue, logo or a test pattern.
  4. Press BLANK or ESC to restore.
  5. The power key can restore the picture only when Blank Screen is Projection Off.
Freeze the pictureView
Press FREEZE to hold the current picture; the source keeps running. Press FREEZE or ESC to resume the source picture.
Automatically adjust RGB tracking and phaseView
For an RGB source press AUTO to automatically adjust frequency and phase to match the signal.
Change aspect ratio7 steps
  1. Press ASPECT to cycle the source-dependent choices.
  2. For WXGA RGB/HDMI(PC)/Templates the cycle is Standard, Full, 16:9, 4:3, Real.
  3. For Video/component/HDMI(DTV) it is Standard, 16:9, 16:10, 4:3, Letterbox.
  4. Standard maximizes the picture while preserving the input ratio; Full stretches to fill; 16:9, 16:10 and4:3 impose that ratio.
  5. Real maps one input dot to one output pixel and clips excess pixels; RGB below SVGA is enlarged to SVGA.
  6. Letterbox preserves the input ratio, resizes width to1280dots and projects the central800vertical dots.
  7. Changing aspect for public/commercial viewing can infringe rights; do not distort copyrighted content without authorization.
Adjust picture brightness and colour mode5 steps
  1. Press FUNC for the function menu, choose Brightness with Up/Down and ENTER, then Left/Right to adjust.
  2. For Colour Mode, press FUNC, choose Colour Mode with Up/Down and ENTER, then choose the desired mode with Up/Down and ENTER.
  3. The five XJ-UT modes are Standard, Graphics, Theater, Blackboard and Natural.
  4. This is unavailable when Light Control is Off.
  5. Default colour mode is Theater for video/component/HDMI(DTV), and Standard for RGB/HDMI(PC)/Templates.
Adjust volume and muteView
  1. Press VOLUME+ or VOLUME− to show the volume dialog, then use those keys to adjust volume.
  2. While the volume dialog is open press ENTER to mute.
  3. Press VOLUME+ or VOLUME− to unmute.

左右反転して投映する（ミラーモード）

Instructions from the manual
Mirror the picture left-to-right5 steps
  1. While projecting a source press INPUT.
  2. With the source menu open press Left or Right to enter mirror mode; its icon appears at upper right.
  3. Press ESC to leave.
  4. Most keys also leave mirror mode, except BLANK, FREEZE, D-ZOOM+/- and VOLUME+/−.
  5. Power, blank, freeze, zoom and volume can operate in mirror mode, but mute cannot.

ライトコントロール

Instructions from the manual
Set Light Control and output level7 steps
  1. Light Control On is default and permits seven output levels.
  2. With no menu/dialog press Left or Right to show current output1–7, then Left/Right to change it.
  3. Press ESC to close.
  4. To enable the ambient-brightness sensor, press MENU > 機器設定1 > ライトコントロール > 明るさセンサー and choose On.
  5. It is Off by default and adjusts output automatically from the measured ambient light.
  6. For maximum brightness choose Light Control Off in that submenu and Image Adjustment1 > Light Control Off Mode > Bright.
  7. Off disables output-level adjustment and the sensor; Normal is the colour-priority alternative.

デジタルスクリーンシフト

Instructions from the manual
Resize and shift the digital screen5 steps
  1. Press MENU > 画面設定 (Screen Settings) > デジタルスクリーンシフト (Digital Screen Shift) > Change, then ENTER.
  2. Use D-ZOOM−/+ to reduce/increase the picture within84–100%.
  3. Below100% use the cursor keys to change picture position; at100% skip positioning.
  4. Press ESC to close the adjustment dialog, then MENU to close settings.
  5. To reset, select Reset in the Digital Screen Shift submenu, choose Yes with Up and press ENTER.

テンプレートの投映

Instructions from the manual
Project and switch built-in templates8 steps
  1. Press INPUT, select Templates with INPUT, Up or Down, then ENTER.
  2. The previously selected template appears.
  3. Use Left/Right to switch among nine templates.
  4. Alternatively press FUNC then ENTER, choose the template with Up/Down, then ENTER.
  5. XJ-UT352W cannot add other templates.
  6. Change source or turn off to finish.
  7. An external picture cannot be projected simultaneously; Auto Power Off and Auto Projection Off do not operate.
  8. Brightness and contrast cannot be changed while projecting templates on XJ-UT352W.

テストパターンの投映

Instructions from the manual
Project a test pattern4 steps
  1. Press MENU > Screen Settings > No Signal Screen and choose Test Pattern; close MENU, then select a source with no signal.
  2. Alternatively choose Test Pattern for Blank Screen, close MENU and press BLANK.
  3. Use it to adjust installation angle, picture size, level, focus and other settings.
  4. During a test pattern Auto Power Off, Auto Projection Off and automatic input search do not operate.

操作パネルロック

Instructions from the manual
Lock and unlock the body controls6 steps
  1. Press MENU > 機器設定2 > 操作パネルロック (Control Panel Lock).
  2. Choose On with Left, then ENTER to confirm.
  3. All body keys except power are disabled; remote control remains possible.
  4. Close MENU.
  5. To unlock with the body, hold Down while no menu is open until the release message appears.
  6. Alternatively choose Off with Right in the same menu using the remote, then close MENU.

リモコンidとプロジェクターidの設定

Instructions from the manual
Set and check remote/projector IDs7 steps
  1. IDs1–4 distinguish up to four nearby units.
  2. Both default to All; All sends/receives irrespective of the other side’s ID.
  3. Hold remote ESC and press1, 2, 3 or4 to set its ID.
  4. Hold ESC and MENU to set All.
  5. This remote-only operation does not require projector power.
  6. While projecting, press MENU > 機器設定1 > プロジェクターID, ENTER, choose1–4 or All with Up/Down, then ENTER.
  7. Hold remote ESC and INPUT to display both IDs for about10seconds, even when they do not match.

カウントダウンタイマーを使う（timer）

Instructions from the manual
Use the countdown timer9 steps
  1. Device Settings2 > Timer Selection must be Countdown, the default.
  2. Press TIMER to display the large timer over the picture; press again to hide.
  3. Auto Power Off and Auto Projection Off do not operate while it is displayed.
  4. While stopped press FUNC.
  5. Use Left/Right to select a digit and Up/Down to change it within0h00m00s–9h59m59s.
  6. ENTER saves and closes; ESC discards.
  7. While stopped press1MIN or10MIN to add that time.
  8. S/S starts, pauses or resumes.
  9. While paused or finished C/R resets to the time at the start.

プレゼンテーションタイマーを使う（timer）

Instructions from the manual
Set the presentation timer7 steps
  1. First select Presentation in Device Settings2 > Timer Selection.
  2. Press TIMER to show it; with Continuous Display Off it stays about5seconds.
  3. Press TIMER twice if hidden, or once if visible, to open Timer Function.
  4. Choose Display Position, Continuous Display or Preset Time with Up/Down.
  5. Left/Right selects one of four corners (default bottom-right), On/Off (default Off), and5–60minutes in5-minute steps (default20).
  6. Press ESC to save and close.
  7. If starting immediately after changes, choose Timer Start with Up/Down and ENTER instead of ESC.
Start, pause, resume and reset the presentation timer4 steps
  1. In the open Timer Function menu select Timer Start then ENTER.
  2. It counts down; after00:00 it counts up in red for60minutes, from−00:01 to−60:00.
  3. To pause select Timer Pause and ENTER; to resume while paused select Timer Resume and ENTER.
  4. To reset select Timer Reset and ENTER; it returns to the preset time.

設定メニュー項目一覧

Instructions from the manual
Image-adjustment menu reference12 steps
  1. Press MENU to display settings.
  2. A letter next to a menu item limits it to that source: R is RGB, C component, V composite video, H HDMI(PC), D HDMI(DTV).
  3. Only supported items can be changed.
  4. Starred values are defaults.
  5. Image Adjustment1 changes brightness and contrast; sharpness/saturation apply only to video, tint only NTSC/NTSC4.43.
  6. Colour Balance chooses Warm, Standard(default), Cool or independent RGB intensities.
  7. Light Control Off Mode chooses Bright or Normal(default).
  8. Image Adjustment2 has RGB frequency and phase, RGB/component/video horizontal and vertical positions, and component/video/HDMI(DTV) overscan0–5(default5).
  9. Each image-menu Reset restores that menu for the current source.
  10. Volume changes audio volume.
  11. Vertical/horizontal keystone and Correction Priority Shape/Size(default) are supported.
  12. S-only colour modes do not apply.
Screen and input menu reference11 steps
  1. Screen Settings includes vertical keystone, aspect, Front(default)/Rear projection, and Ceiling Projection Off(default)/On for an upside-down installation.
  2. This model has no automatic keystone.
  3. No Signal Screen chooses Blue(default), Black, Logo or Test Pattern.
  4. Blank Screen chooses Blue, Projection Off(default), Logo or Test Pattern.
  5. Other screen entries are Auto Projection Off and Digital Screen Shift.
  6. Screen Reset restores its settings for the current source.
  7. Input Settings > COMPUTER1/COMPUTER2 Terminal chooses Auto(default), RGB or Component separately.
  8. RGB1/RGB2 Level Adjustment defaults On; switch the affected input Off if its picture is distorted or not optimized.
  9. Video Signal selects Auto(default) or NTSC, NTSC4.43, PAL, PAL-M, PAL-N, PAL60, SECAM.
  10. Input Name Display controls the brief source-name display; Automatic Input Search switches automatic source search On/Off.
  11. Input Reset restores its settings for the current source.
Device menus, altitude, information and resets16 steps
  1. Device Settings1 has RGB Automatic Adjustment On(default)/Off, Light Control, Auto Power Off, Password, Direct Power On Off(default)/On, Projector ID, Language and its menu Reset.
  2. Turn RGB Automatic Adjustment Off to retain manually set frequency, phase and picture positions at the next startup.
  3. 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.
  4. Device Settings2 has Audio Input, Audio Output Speaker(default)/Line, High Altitude Mode, Panel Lock, Closed Captions, Timer Selection, Timer Function and its Reset.
  5. High Altitude Mode must be On at1500–3000m for increased fan speed; below1500m use Off(default).
  6. Never use above3000m.
  7. Closed Captions are Off(default) or CC1/CC2/CC3/CC4, only when captions are supplied by a Video source.
  8. Timer Selection is Countdown(default) or Presentation.
  9. Microphone Input Level is0(default, mute)–3(maximum).
  10. Standby RGB/Audio supports the reviewed output instructions.
  11. Information shows input name/signal, resolution, horizontal/vertical frequency, scan system, audio input, projector ID, light-use hours, ROM Version and Board No.
  12. All Initialization also shows cumulative unit-use hours.
  13. Light and unit-use hours cannot be reset.
  14. All Initialization resets all menu settings except Language and Power On Password.
  15. It does not delete an imported user-logo image.
  16. Network-menu/password entries do not apply.

パスワード機能の利用

Instructions from the manual
Change and enable the power-on password15 steps
  1. Press MENU > 機器設定1 > パスワード, ENTER.
  2. Enter the current password with remote keys, then ENTER.
  3. The factory sequence is Up, Down, Left, Right, Up, Down, Left, Right, visually confirmed in the printed page.
  4. Select Change Password with Down and ENTER.
  5. Enter up to eight key operations, then ENTER.
  6. Allowed keys are INPUT, MENU, BLANK, FREEZE, the printed light-control symbol key, VOLUME+/−, D-ZOOM+/−, KEYSTONE+/−, the four cursor keys, TIMER, AUTO, ASPECT and FUNC.
  7. Enter the same new sequence again, then ENTER.
  8. After the registration message press ESC.
  9. If the sequences differ, press ESC and repeat from entering the new sequence.
  10. To enable protection, perform the current-password steps above, ensure Power On Password is selected, then Left/Right to choose On/Off.
  11. When enabling, ENTER confirms or ESC cancels; close MENU.
  12. Password protection is not theft prevention.
  13. Change the factory sequence promptly and record it.
  14. The remote is essential: replace batteries if exhausted and match IDs or use All.
  15. For a forgotten password take the projector and a copy of identification to the dealer/service; a paid reset initializes all except light-use hours.

クリーニングについて

Instructions from the manual
Clean the case and lens5 steps
  1. Turn power off, unplug and allow heat to dissipate before cleaning.
  2. Clean the case with a soft cloth.
  3. For heavy dirt wring out a cloth with diluted mild detergent thoroughly.
  4. Never use thinner, benzine, alcohol or volatile cleaners.
  5. Clean the lens gently with an eyeglass-cleaning cloth or lens paper, without excessive pressure or scratching.

吸気口などのクリーニング

Instructions from the manual
Vacuum intake and exhaust vents4 steps
  1. Turn power off, unplug and let the projector cool.
  2. Approximately monthly, carefully vacuum both intake positions shown for XJ-UT.
  3. Accumulated dust can overheat the interior and cause failure.
  4. If exhaust openings become dusty, clean them in the same manner.
Both XJ-UT intake-cleaning positions with complete vacuum nozzles and dust-removal arrows. Turn off,unplug and let it cool first.
Both XJ-UT intake-cleaning positions with complete vacuum nozzles and dust-removal arrows. Turn off,unplug and let it cool first.

Diagram key

  • Left nozzle and arrows: Carefully vacuum the first illustrated intake approximately monthly.
  • Right nozzle and arrows: Carefully vacuum the second illustrated intake approximately monthly. Dust can overheat the interior and cause failure; clean dusty exhaust the same way.

正常時のインジケーター

Instructions from the manual
Interpret normal indicator states8 steps
  1. Immediately after mains connection POWER is steady red and LIGHT/TEMP steady orange; wait for standby before turning on.
  2. Standby is POWER steady red with LIGHT/TEMP off.
  3. For nonnetwork XJ-UT352W warm-up POWER flashes green, LIGHT is steady green and TEMP off.
  4. With Light Control On, POWER and LIGHT are steady green and TEMP off.
  5. With Light Control Off, POWER is steady green and LIGHT/TEMP off.
  6. During shutdown POWER flashes red, LIGHT/TEMP off.
  7. During Auto Projection Off POWER slowly flashes green; do not infer an unlisted state for the other indicators.
  8. The network-startup row does not apply.

シリアルナンバーとboard no.の確認方法

Instructions from the manual
Find the serial number and Board No.View
The serial number is on the bottom label. For Board No. press MENU, choose Information with Up/Down, read Board No., then MENU to close.

外部機器へのusb給電について

Instructions from the manual
Power an external USB device8 steps
  1. XJ-UT352W supplies DC5V/2A at its DC5V USB power terminal.
  2. Set normal Auto Power Off to Off before powering an external device, as shutdown or an automatic restart interrupts the supply and can erase unsaved data.
  3. Save data often.
  4. Use a device verified compatible by CASIO; even matching voltage/current does not guarantee operation and functions may be limited.
  5. Follow the external device manufacturer’s connection instructions: a wrong battery connection risks explosion or fire.
  6. CASIO does not accept responsibility for external-device malfunction or data loss.
  7. BLANK can temporarily blank projection without stopping USB supply.
  8. Auto Projection Off also continues supply while projector power remains on.

本機を天井から吊して設置する

Instructions from the manual
Ceiling-installation precautions8 steps
  1. The manual permits ceiling suspension upside-down or with the lens vertically downward.
  2. Ask the dealer for mounting details.
  3. Keep at least1m and as far as possible from fire detectors/alarms because hot exhaust can trigger them.
  4. Keep strong light off the remote receiver and test remote reception before mounting.
  5. Set Ceiling Projection On when upside-down.
  6. Use double-SEMS M4 screws with flat and spring washers.
  7. Overall screw length equals the washer thicknesses plus bracket thickness plus5–8mm thread engagement.
  8. Excess length can damage the projector; insufficient length fails to secure it.
Ceiling-bracket screw geometry: retain both washers,bracket thickness and the full5–8mm engagement arrow. Consult the dealer for installation.
Ceiling-bracket screw geometry: retain both washers,bracket thickness and the full5–8mm engagement arrow. Consult the dealer for installation.

Diagram key

  • Screw: M4 double-SEMS screw with a flat washer and spring washer.
  • Bracket layer: Add bracket thickness and both washer thicknesses to engagement length for overall screw length.
  • Engagement arrow (L in source text): Thread engagement5–8mm, shown by the complete two-ended arrow. Longer screws can damage the projector; shorter screws cannot secure it.

本機を壁に設置する（xj-utシリーズ）

Instructions from the manual
Wall-installation precautions5 steps
  1. Use the dedicated wall-mount bracket; the projector is upside-down.
  2. Ask the dealer for details.
  3. Keep as far as possible and at least1m from fire detectors/alarms to avoid exhaust-triggered activation.
  4. Avoid strong light near the receiver and test remote operation before mounting.
  5. Select Screen Settings > Ceiling Projection On for the inverted installation.

Monitor out端子の利用について（xj-utシリーズ、 xj-s400un、xj-s400wn）

Instructions from the manual
Use MONITOR OUT and standby audio/video7 steps
  1. With projector power on, Computer1 sends COMPUTER IN1 to MONITOR OUT; Computer2 sends COMPUTER IN2.
  2. For Video or HDMI1/2, it continues the computer input selected most recently.
  3. To output in standby choose Device Settings2 > Standby RGB/Audio > Output.
  4. Default is Do Not Output.
  5. Standby video is fixed to COMPUTER IN1; COMPUTER IN2 cannot be output in standby.
  6. Standby audio is the audio input assigned to Computer1 together with MIC.
  7. It goes through AUDIO OUT regardless of the normal Audio Output setting.

投映距離と投映サイズについて

Instructions from the manual
Projection-distance and geometry reference4 steps
  1. The XJ-UT distances are approximate installation guides.
  2. Screen inches / diagonal centimetres / L centimetres / h centimetres:50/127/6/24; 60/152/13/27; 80/203/27/32; 100/254/40/38; 110/279/47/40.
  3. L measures from the product front to the projection surface. h measures from the product bottom to the picture bottom.
  4. These endpoints differ from conventional F/S lens-centre geometry.
XJ-UT352W short-throw geometry. The complete five-row distance and height table is preserved in the instructions; measurements use the product front and bottom.
XJ-UT352W short-throw geometry. The complete five-row distance and height table is preserved in the instructions; measurements use the product front and bottom.

Diagram key

  • h: Height from the product bottom to the picture bottom, shown by the full two-ended vertical arrow.
  • L: Distance from the product front to the projection surface, shown by the full horizontal two-ended arrow. Approximate L/h cm:50in6/24; 60in13/27; 80in27/32; 100in40/38; 110in47/40.

対応信号一覧

Instructions from the manual
Supported source timings7 steps
  1. Use the exact listed input timings.
  2. Native XJ-UT352W projection remains1280×800.
  3. RGB(VESA):640×480 at60/72/75/85Hz; 800×600 at56/60/72/75/85Hz; 1024×768 at60/70/75/85Hz; 1152×864/75Hz; 1280×720/60Hz; 1280×768/60Hz; 1280×800/60Hz; 1280×960/60Hz; 1280×1024/60/75/85Hz; 1366×768/60Hz; 1400×1050/60Hz; 1440×900/60Hz; 1600×1200/60Hz; 1680×1050/60Hz; 1920×1080/60Hz; 1920×1200RB/60Hz.
  4. Component HDTV:1080p50/60, 720p50/60, 1080i50/60.
  5. Component SDTV:576p50, 576i50, 480p60, 480i60.
  6. HDMI:640×480/60, 800×600/60, 1024×768/60, 1280×720/60, 1280×768/60, 1280×800/60, 1280×960/60, 1280×1024/60, 1400×1050/60, 1920×1080/60, 1920×1200RB/60; SDTV480p, 576p; HDTV720p50/60, 1080i50/60, 1080p50/60.
  7. Composite video systems:NTSC, NTSC4.43, PAL, PAL-M, PAL-N, PAL60, SECAM.

プロジェクターのrs-232c制御について

Instructions from the manual
RS-232C connection and command protocol10 steps
  1. Connect a computer to SERIAL using a commercial cross serial cable.
  2. Use19200bps, 8data bits, no parity, 1stop bit, no flow control.
  3. Commands use ASCII and decimal integers.
  4. Read format is (COMMAND?), returning (setting-range, current-value); write format is (COMMANDvalue).
  5. The printed example (VOL?) returns (0-30, 15); (VOL0) mutes.
  6. An unknown command returns ?; unsupported values are ignored.
  7. Wait for completion of each earlier command or body/remote-key action before sending another.
  8. While power is off send only PWR?, LMP? or PWR1.
  9. BLK and ARZ need a valid input signal.
  10. Only model-supported commands and values apply.

コマンド一覧

Instructions from the manual
RS-232C picture, audio and power commands13 steps
  1. PWR0/1 is Off/On.
  2. SRC applicable values are0RGB1, 1Component1, 2Video, 3RGB2, 4Component2, 6Auto1, 7HDMI1, 10Auto2, 14HDMI2, 15Templates.
  3. AIS applicable values are1AUDIO IN1, 2AUDIO IN2, 3AUDIO IN R/L, 5HDMI1 audio, 6HDMI2 audio.
  4. BLK0/1 blank; VOL0–30(mute–maximum); VLP/VLM raise/lower by the supplied amount (e.g.VLP5/VLM5); MUT0/1 mute; PST1Graphics, 2Theater, 3Standard, 4Blackboard, 5Natural.
  5. Audio settings apply to the current source.
  6. ARZ0Standard for RGB/HDMI(PC), 2Standard for component/HDMI(DTV)/Video, 1=16:9, 3Letterbox, 4Full, 5Real, 6=4:3, 7=16:10, restricted to that source’s supported choices.
  7. LMP reads cumulative light-use hours.
  8. PMD0Bright and1Normal apply with Light Control Off; 2enables brightness sensing; 3–9 select Light Control output7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
  9. FRZ0/1 Freeze.
  10. KST0–120 corresponds to GUI−60..60; KSP/KSM raise/lower by the supplied amount.
  11. HKS0–120 controls horizontal keystone (GUI−60..60); HKP/HKM raises/lowers it by the supplied amount.
  12. MIC0–3 adjusts microphone level.
  13. Network sources and S-only colour modes do not apply.
RS-232C key, timer and status commands9 steps
  1. KEY performs the corresponding remote button, preserving its operation order:1Up, 2Down, 3Left, 4Right, 5ENTER, 6ESC, 10FUNC, 11MENU, 12POWER, 13AUTO, 14INPUT, 15TIMER, 16ASPECT, 17BLANK, 18FREEZE, 19the printed light-control symbol, 20KEYSTONE+, 21KEYSTONE−, 22D-ZOOM+, 23D-ZOOM−, 24VOLUME+, 25VOLUME−, 31ID2, 32ID1, 33ID4, 34ID3.
  2. POS0top-up/front, 1top-down/rear, 2top-up/rear, 3top-down/front.
  3. APO0Off, 1=5min, 2=10min, 3=15min, 4=20min, 5=30min.
  4. STS is a serial-query result, not an invented display code:0normal, 1fan, 2temperature, 7light, 16other fault.
  5. IDS0All, 1–4 matching IDs.
  6. ALC0/1 RGB1-level and AL2 0/1 RGB2-level adjustment; ASO0/1 Auto Projection Off disabled/enabled; ASS0/1 automatic input search Off/On.
  7. TIM0Presentation/1Countdown; TIT0–35999seconds(0h00m00s–9h59m59s).
  8. TMP0/1/2horizontal ruled large/medium/small, 3/4/5grid large/medium/small, 6/7dots large/small, 8two-by-two area.
  9. MIR0/1 mirror; BSN reads Board No.

仕様

Instructions from the manual
Japan XJ-UT352W verified specifications11 steps
  1. Japan-domestic100V AC50/60Hz only.
  2. Operate at5–35°C, 20–80% non-condensing humidity and0–3000m altitude.
  3. The mono speaker is16W.
  4. Single-chip DLP, 0.65-inch WXGA1280×800 at16:10, laser/LED, fixed zoom and manual focus, F2.3/f4.2.
  5. Image size50–110inches.
  6. Brightness3500lm and contrast20, 000:1 use Light Control Off Bright and stated JIS conditions.
  7. Native RGB is1280×800, compressed RGB/HDMI up to1920×1200 and component up to1920×1080.
  8. Horizontal scan15–91kHz, vertical50–85Hz; use exact supported timings.
  9. Power is185W at Light Control On output7, 105W at output1, 225W Off Bright and200W Off Normal; standby0.12W.
  10. Approximate size338×333×153mm including projections and mass5.8kg, excluding cable cover.
  11. Specifications may change.

はじめに

Instructions from the manual
Flash Loader requirements2 steps
  1. Use the exact projector model’s CASIO download, the USB driver, Flash Loader, a USB cable and the model-specific .cpr file.
  2. Use a PC/AT-compatible computer with preinstalled Windows10/8.1/8/7SP1, PentiumM1.6GHz or faster and the OS-recommended CPU/memory, 1024×768-or-higher full-colour display, keyboard and pointing device.
LOGO Loader requirements2 steps
  1. Use the exact projector model’s CASIO download, the USB driver, LOGO Loader, a USB cable and the model-specific .cph file.
  2. Use a PC/AT-compatible computer with preinstalled Windows10/8.1/8/7SP1, PentiumM1.6GHz or faster and the OS-recommended CPU/memory, 1024×768-or-higher full-colour display, keyboard and pointing device.

公開されているファームウェアデータがプロジェクターのファームウェアより新しいか確 認するには

Instructions from the manual
Check for newer firmware3 steps
  1. Check the official CASIO support download for firmware for the exact model.
  2. While projecting press MENU, use Up/Down to select Information and compare the displayed Version with the download.
  3. Update only if the download is newer.
Related instructions: Transfer a firmware update

Usbドライバーをインストールするには

Instructions from the manual
Flash Loader USB-driver installation4 steps
  1. Install the USB driver BEFORE connecting the computer and projector.
  2. If already connected, unplug USB, install the driver, then reconnect.
  3. Download CASIO USB Driver.
  4. Double-click PjUsbDriverSetup_EN.exe, follow its dialogs; on Windows7/8/8.1 accept User Account Control with Yes.
LOGO Loader USB-driver installation4 steps
  1. Install the USB driver BEFORE connecting the computer and projector.
  2. If already connected, unplug USB, install the driver, then reconnect.
  3. Download CASIO USB Driver.
  4. Double-click PjUsbDriverSetup_EN.exe, follow its dialogs; on Windows7/8/8.1 accept User Account Control with Yes.

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
Transfer a firmware update13 steps
  1. Download CASIO Projector Flash Loader and the correct model’s firmware .cpr ZIP; extract files into the same folder.
  2. Unplug the projector mains cord.
  3. Connect computer USB to projector LOGO Micro-USB TypeB.
  4. Reconnect the projector mains cord and turn on.
  5. POWER flashes orange with approximately1second on/1second off.
  6. Close all running computer applications.
  7. Run PjFlashLoader_EN.exe.
  8. Click Choose, select the .cpr file and Open.
  9. Click Upload.
  10. During transfer POWER goes out and the loader shows progress.
  11. NEVER turn off either device or disconnect USB during transfer.
  12. After completion POWER flashes orange again and a dialog appears.
  13. Click OK, close the loader with X, disconnect USB from both devices, then unplug the projector power cord.
Related instructions: Check for newer firmware

ユーザーロゴ用の画像ファイルについて

Instructions from the manual
Choose a supported logo image4 steps
  1. Use a BMP with RGB24-bit full colour, minimum640×480 and maximum1280×800 pixels.
  2. For XJ-UT352W the recommended image is its native1280×800.
  3. The logo can be selected for startup, Blank or No Signal screens according to projector functions.
  4. Transfer deletes the previously stored user logo.

プロジェクターにユーザーロゴを転送するには

Instructions from the manual

Model details

Model and compatibility

Native resolution
WXGA1280×800,16:10,0.65-inch DLP.
Power supply
100V AC50/60Hz; domestic Japan only.
Operating environment
5–35°C,20–80%non-condensing humidity,0–3000m altitude.
Brightness and lens
3500lm under stated JIS conditions; fixed zoom and manual focus,F2.3/f4.2.
Size and mass
Approximately338×333×153mm including projections; approximately5.8kg,excluding cable cover.
Speaker
16W mono speaker.
Connections
HDMI1/2,COMPUTER IN1/2,MIC,DC5V2A,AUDIO OUT,AUDIO IN1/2,AUDIO IN R/L,VIDEO,MONITOR OUT,SERIAL,LOGO; no LAN or USB host.

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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