I connected the Pc cable provided to the projector and notebook. At startup I can see the Windows XP logon on the tripod screen, but after that the screen goes blank (blue).
Could you please advise.
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Hi, it is possible that your notebook is set to a high resolution that your projector cannot handle. You may want to try to: 1) run your notebook as is (without connecting to the projector); 2) soon as windows booted up, right click on any clear area of your desktop and click on Properties; 3)Go to the Settings tab; 4) Set the Screen resolution to the lowest possible setting, towards left (less) and the Color quality to the lowest possible. Clilck Ok then reboot. Run once to see everything is OK except your icons are bigger now. Youo can try connecting your projector to see if it works. Hope this be of help to you. Cheers.
Hi again, if this works, you can try setting the resolution and quality higher one increment at a time. Stop when your projector goes "blue" again, press escape to revert to previous setting. Kind regards.Hi again, if this works, you can try setting the resolution and quality higher one increment at a time. Stop when your projector goes "blue" again, press escape to revert to previous setting. Kind regards.
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If your F35-WQXGA Barco projector is showing a critical error at startup with an IP address, here are a few steps you can try:
Check the IP address: Ensure that the IP address is correctly entered and that it matches the IP address assigned to the projector. You can verify the IP address by checking the network settings of the projector.
Check the network connection: Ensure that the network cable is properly connected to the projector and that the network is properly configured. You can try connecting a different device to the network to ensure that it is working properly
Check the projector's logs: The projector may log errors and events that can provide more information about the issue. You can access the projector's logs through the projector's web interface or by connecting to the projector through Telnet or SSH.
Check the network settings: Ensure that the projector's network settings, such as the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway, are correctly configured. You can check the network settings through the projector's web interface or by connecting to the projector through Telnet or SSH.
Check the network connection: Ensure that the network cable is properly connected to the projector and that the network is properly configured. You can try connecting a different device to the network to ensure that it is working properly.
Check the firmware: Ensure that the projector's firmware is up to date. You can check for firmware updates on the Barco website or by contacting their support team. You can also try reinstalling the firmware to ensure that it is not corrupted.
Perform a factory reset: A factory reset can reset the projector to its default settings and may resolve the issue. You can perform a factory reset through the projector's web interface or by connecting to the projector through Telnet or SSH.
To reinstall win XP from usb flash drive you need WIndows XP cd, 1 gb flash drive and Novicorp WinToFlash. Download WinToFlash to your computer and follow instructions to transfer Windows XP from cd to flash drive, After that boot your notebook from usb device and select "TXT Mode Setup Windows XP, Never unplug USB-Drive Until After Logon" then install win xp normally, but format C partition. After first start of your notebook boot again from flash drive in "TXT Mode Setup Windows XP, Never unplug USB-Drive Until After Logon". Now windows is starting, go to start/my computer right click on it and go to properties in this windows go to advanced tab and there go to startup and recovery, click on settings, in new window go to edit tab and in new window change the line "multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect" after windows XP write the type of your XP Professional, Home Edition, or Media Center. Now you can remove usb flash drive and boot normally from hdd.
Initially, have you tried pressing Fn + F? keys on the notebook to cycle through the choices; notebook display, notebook display + external, external only. The F? key would be one of the function keys with the small monitor icon.
Additionally, you may want to lower not only the screen resolution but likewise with the screen refresh rates.
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you can reinstall os with ur xp.
with xp disk in drive at startup do you get option to boot from cd.
if not go into bios at startup and enable cd boot in boot options as first;save and exit;restart.
I assume you know how to install windows(xp)
Can you describe the issue ion more detail?
Do you see a startup screen with the Windows Logo? Does the logon screen come up? Does the computer get out of the BIOS startup?
Hi, You need to connect the cam and PC using 4 pin to 4 pin firewire cable.
After connecting,
Switch on the cam.
Open Windows Movie Maker and import the video from device.
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Thanx so much for the info, Much appreciated..
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