Panasonic PT-LW376

ENGLISH - 45
How to adjust the state of the image
If the projected image or the position is not correct when the positioning of the projector and the screen is correctly
installed, adjust the projection angle, focus and zoom.
1) Adjust the projection angle.
f Place the projector on a level surface and make its front side parallel to the screen surface so that the
projection screen is rectangular.
f If the screen is tilted downward, extend the adjustable foot and adjust the projection screen so that the
projected screen is rectangular.
For details, see “Adjusting adjustable foot” (x page 45).
2) Adjust the zoom and the focus.
f Rotate the zoom ring to adjust the projected image size to t the screen.
f Rotate the focus ring to adjust the focus of the projected image.
Focus ring
Zoom ring
Note
f It is recommended that the images are projected continuously for at least 30 minutes before the focus is adjusted.
f When the focus is adjusted, the projection screen size also changes slightly. Depending on the image projection situation, repeat Steps 1)
and 2) to adjust to the best projection condition.
f Adjust from the [POSITION] menu → [SCREEN ADJUSTMENT] (x page 61) when the projected image is distorted.
Adjusting adjustable foot
By pressing the adjustable foot lock with your nger, the adjustable foot lock is released and becomes free. It will be locked
when you release the nger. Lift the front side of the projector while pressing the adjustable foot lock with your nger, and
release your nger until the projection position is aligned.
For slight adjustment, rotate the adjustable foot.
Rotate the adjustable foot to extend it as shown in the gure, and rotate it in the opposite direction to contract it.
Maximum adjustable range
Adjustable foot : 37 mm (1-15/32")
Foot lock
Attention
f Heated air comes out of the exhaust vent while the lamp is lit. Do not touch the exhaust vent directly when you adjust the adjustable foot.
f Adjust from the [POSITION] menu → [SCREEN ADJUSTMENT] (x page 61) when the projected image is distorted.
Chapter 3 Basic Operations - Projecting