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Appendix

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YCbCr

In component image signals for SDTV, Y is the brightness, while Cb and Cr indicate the

color difference.

YPbPr

In component image signals for HDTV, Y is the brightness, while Pb and Pr indicate the

color difference.

Main Page

Organization of the Guide and Notations in the Guide2
Using each Guide2
Notations Used in this Guide3
- Safety Indications3
- General Information Indications3
- About the Use of "This Product" or "This Projector3
- Table of Contents4
Preparing7
Part Names and Functions7
- Front/Top7
- Rear8
- Interface9
- Base10
- Control Panel11
- Remote Control13
Installing17
- Notes on Installing17
- How to Install18
  - Placing on a Shelf and Projecting18
  - Suspending from the Ceiling and Projecting18
- Projection Distance and Lens Shift Maximum Values19
Connecting a Device21
- Removing the Cable Cover21
- Connecting Video Devices22
- Connecting a Computer23
  - Computers with an RGB Output Port23
  - Computers with an HDMI Output Port23
- Connecting External Devices23
- Securing Cables with the Cable Clamp25
Preparing the Remote Control26
- Installing Batteries26
- Remote Control Operating Range26
  - Operating Range (Left to Right)26
  - Operating Range (Top to Bottom)26
Basic Operations28
Turning the Projector on and off28
- Turning on28
- Turning off29
Configuration Menu Operations30
Adjusting the Projected Screen32
- Displaying the Test Pattern32
- Adjusting the Projector's Tilt32
- Lens Adjustment Function (Focus, Zoom, Lens Shift)32
- Keystone35
- Switching the Source35
- Aspect36
- Hiding the Image Temporarily37
Viewing 3D Images38
- Warnings Regarding Viewing 3D Images38
- Projecting 3D Images40
- Preparing the 3D Glasses41
- Range for Viewing 3D Images43
- Converting 2D Images to 3D Images and Viewing44
Setting Image Quality45
Basic45
- Color Mode45
- Super-Resolution47
- Super-Resolution/4K Enhancement47
- Detail Enhancement49
- Dynamic Contrast49
- Frame Interpolation50
Precise Image Adjustment51
- Hue, Saturation, and Brightness51
- Gamma52
- RGB (Offset/Gain)53
- Color Temp54
- Skin Tone54
- Sharpness54
- Lens Iris56
- Panel Alignment57
- Image Processing59
- Color Gamut60
Useful Functions61
HDMI Link61
- HDMI Link Function61
- HDMI Link Settings61
- Selecting the Connected Device62
Lens Position Function63
- Saving the Lens Position63
- Loading the Lens Position64
- Erasing the Lens Position64
- Renaming the Lens Position64
Memory Function65
- Settings that Can be Saved65
- Saving the Memory65
- Loading the Memory66
- Erasing the Saved Memory67
- Renaming the Memory67
Connecting with Wirelesshd68
LS9600W Only)68
- Installing the Wirelesshd Transmitter68
- Projecting Images73
- Wirelesshd Settings Menu74
- Wirelesshd Transmission Range75
- Remote Control Operating Range76
- Switching the Input and Output76
  - Switching the Target Image76
  - Switching the Image Source77
- Displaying as a Sub-Screen79
Picture in Picture80
- Types of Screen that Can be Displayed Simultaneously80
- Starting and Exiting Picture in Picture80
- Picture in Picture Settings81
Operations and Settings Using the Network82
- Making Settings and Performing Operations from a Web Browser82
  - Changing the Projector's Settings (Web Control)82
  - Operating the Projector (Web Remote)83
- Using the Mail Notification Function to Report Problems85
  - Reading Error Notification Mail85
Configuration Menu87
Configuration Menu Functions87
- Configuration Menu Table87
Troubleshooting102
Problem Solving102
- Reading the Indicators102
  - Indicator Status During an Error/Warning102
  - Indicator Status During Normal Operation104
- When the Indicators Provide no Help105
Maintenance114
- Cleaning the Parts114
Appendix117
Optional Accessories and Consumables117
- Optional Items117
Supported Resolutions118
- HDMI1/HDMI2 Input Signals118
- Component Video118
- Composite Video118
- Computer Signals (Analog RGB)119
- 3D Input Signals119
- Wirelesshd Input Signals119
- MHL Input Signals (Via a Wirelesshd Transmitter*)120
- Input Signals MHL (Via a Wirelesshd Transmitter*)120
Notes on Transportation121
- Moving Nearby121
- When Transporting121
  - Preparing Packaging121
  - Notes When Packing and Transporting121
Specifications122
Appearance127
Glossary128
General Notes130
- Precautions When a Using Laser Device131
  - Laser Optical Path132
- General Notice132

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