For now, the light bulbs in projectors on the market are still using light bulbs as a light source, and users have to face the problem of needing to replace the light bulbs on a regular basis. However, it is sometimes found that after replacing a new light bulb, the projector's reminded "lamp life" will not automatically zero, which will affect the new bulb life calculation. So, we need to manually reset the counter. Today, Xiao Bian took a Toshiba projector as an example to teach everyone how to turn a light bulb back to zero.
After purchasing a projector, the main use cost loss is the projection light bulb. At present, the lifetime of the bulbs in many projectors on the market ranges from 2000 hours to 6,000 hours of longevity. In general, the longer the life of the projection lamp is an inevitable trend, even on relatively new LED light sources. The 10,000-hour lamp life further reduces the user's cost of use!
Fortunately, many projectors now have the function of prompting the lamp usage time, which is convenient for users to understand the life of the projector lamp and replace it in time! However, when replacing, we may find that the projector reminds the “bulb†after replacing the new lamp. "Lifetime" does not automatically return to zero; obviously this will affect the life of the new lamp, and at this time we need to manually reset the counter to zero!
Toshiba (Toshiba) Projector Zero Method Press Power + Menu + OK + Input without power, press and hold for 3 seconds, applies to all previous 780 machines.
Toshiba TLPLV2/V3 Press and hold the power + menu + enter key at the same time to insert power.
T50 standby power + menu + input then press power.
Toshiba X3000 is in standby, press menu + input + power at the same time.
Toshiba T100/T95/T45 clear press standby at the same time, power input, menu, and then boot.
After purchasing a projector, the main use cost loss is the projection light bulb. At present, the lifetime of the bulbs in many projectors on the market ranges from 2000 hours to 6,000 hours of longevity. In general, the longer the life of the projection lamp is an inevitable trend, even on relatively new LED light sources. The 10,000-hour lamp life further reduces the user's cost of use!
Fortunately, many projectors now have the function of prompting the lamp usage time, which is convenient for users to understand the life of the projector lamp and replace it in time! However, when replacing, we may find that the projector reminds the “bulb†after replacing the new lamp. "Lifetime" does not automatically return to zero; obviously this will affect the life of the new lamp, and at this time we need to manually reset the counter to zero!
Toshiba (Toshiba) Projector Zero Method Press Power + Menu + OK + Input without power, press and hold for 3 seconds, applies to all previous 780 machines.
Toshiba TLPLV2/V3 Press and hold the power + menu + enter key at the same time to insert power.
T50 standby power + menu + input then press power.
Toshiba X3000 is in standby, press menu + input + power at the same time.
Toshiba T100/T95/T45 clear press standby at the same time, power input, menu, and then boot.