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Author Topic: NEC2000c autm. bulb turn on Allan Lyman Film Handler Posts: 35 From: COPENHAGEN, S /copenhagen,denmark Registered: Apr 2016 posted 02-07-2018 01:45 AM                     Hello after have changed the bulb in this projector,it automatic turns on the bulb,when you turn on the projector. how do I disable this. Alan  |  IP: Logged Jeremie Dunand Film Handler Posts: 4 From: Villeurbanne, Rhone, France Registered: Mar 2017 posted 02-07-2018 02:17 AM                        Hello Allan, We've got this issue some time ago. I can remember two solutions that we've tried but I did not remember wich one has worked. 1 - Just switch off the bulb before switching off the projector. At the next start i should be OK or 2 - When the projector is in stand-by, make a long press on the lamp button on the panel to switch it off. Hope one of those tips will help you. Jérémie  |  IP: Logged Leo Enticknap Film God Posts: 7474 From: Loma Linda, CA Registered: Jul 2000 posted 02-07-2018 07:49 AM                        If the lamp is set to on when the projector is off (i.e. in standby) in Communicator, then the lamp will automatically be struck during the next boot-up process. As Jeremie notes, if you don't want this to happen, turn the lamp off (either in Communicator or using the keypad) before you next boot up the projector. If you tell the projector to go into standby with the lamp still on, it will cool the bulb for whatever length of time you've set in Communicator (if I remember correctly, the factory default is six minutes for a xenon-lit projector, but you can change it), before powering down the card cage.  |  IP: Logged Allan Lyman Film Handler Posts: 35 From: COPENHAGEN, S /copenhagen,denmark Registered: Apr 2016 posted 02-07-2018 09:33 AM                     thanks.I will try tomorrow and let you know alan  |  IP: Logged Allan Lyman Film Handler Posts: 35 From: COPENHAGEN, S /copenhagen,denmark Registered: Apr 2016 posted 02-09-2018 03:20 AM                     Hello Jeremie no.2 worked.It actually says lamp on or lamp off in the display,when in standby thanks alan  |  IP: Logged

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