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I made the same mistake. The solution was to update the firmware. After the update, all settings were set to default---including enabling the projector's keypad.
Connect a separate monitor to your laptop and verify that your laptop's external monitor port is functioning properly.
If yes, connect and power up the LP120. Press the source key on keypad. You should see the projector switch from video to computer.
Last option, does the projector display an "out of range" message on the screen. If so, reduce your laptop resolution to 1024 x x768.
Hi,
Yes, you can lower the volume on the projector without the remote by using the keypad on top of the projector.....
For more details clickhere and look pg: 25 and 28
Thanks for using fixya....
the same functions should be able to be accessed via the remote as well as the keypad on the projector. press "menu", settings, system and de-select "rear" or "ceiling" whichever is causing the "inverted" image
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