41 Menu operation
Screen
Adjustment
2D Keystone
See Correcting keystone on page 16 for details.
• Before using 2D Keystone ensure that the auto screen adjustment camera lens is clean
and not covered by dust and that there are no obstructions in front of the projection
wall/screen.
Screen Fit
• Auto Screen Fit: Allows the projector to automatically detect the screen
and adjust the image to fit the screen.
• Before using Auto Screen Fit it is best to ensure that the projected image is initially larger
than the projection screen.
• If Auto Screen Fit fails please:
• Ensure that the auto screen adjustment camera lens is clean and is not covered by
dust.
• Reduce the ambient brightness for more accurate calibration.
• Ensure the projected image extends past the borders of the projection screen.
• Ensure there are no obstructions near the borders of the projection screen.
• Ensure there is no light-reflecting objects above the projection screen.
• Ensure there is no object in the vicinity that might reflect light onto the projection
screen (e.g., a nearby object that might emit white light, something near the screen
that keeps moving)
• Manual Screen Fit: Allows you to manually adjust the various
edges/corners of the image to fit the screen. Use / / / , and OK to
select the edge/corner you want to adjust and then use the same buttons to
manually adjust the edge/corner.
Manual Focus
Allows you to manually calibrate the focus of the projector lens use / ,
and OK to choose the focus level for the image.
Set Calibration When Offsetting
When enabled allows the projector to automatically re-calibrate the image to
fit the screen anytime the projector has been accidentally shifted (for
example when it gets bumped).
• Auto Screen Adjustment Sensitivity: Sets the level of sensitivity (Normal or
High) to any shifts in the projector’s position for this function.
Test Pattern
Allows you to check if the projected image is free
from distortion.
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