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78 - ENGLISH

Chapter 4 Settings

This chapter describes the settings and adjustments you can make using the on-screen menu.

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Default Chapter1
- Operating Instructions1
- Table of Contents2
Read this First5
- Remote Control Battery14
- Features of the Projector17
- Switch on the Projector17
- Select the Input Signal17
Chapter 1 Preparation18
Precautions for Use19
- Lens Protection Material19
- Cautions When Transporting19
- Cautions When Installing19
- Security22
- Notes Regarding the Wireless LAN22
- Light ID23
- Digital Link24
- Application Software Supported by the Projector24
- Disposal24
- Storing24
- Cautions on Use25
- Accessories26
- Optional Accessories27
About Your Projector28
- Remote Control28
- Projector Body30
  - Control Panel31
  - Connecting Terminals32
Preparing the Remote Control33
- Inserting and Removing the Batteries33
- When Using the Multiple Projectors33
- Connecting the Remote Control to the Projector with a Cable33
Chapter 2 Getting Started34
Setting up35
- Installation Mode35
- Parts for Installation (Optional)36
- Projected Image and Throw Distance37
- Adjusting Adjustable Feet47
Removing/Attaching the Projection Lens48
- Removing the Projection Lens48
- Attaching the Projection Lens49
- Attaching the Wireless Module50
Connecting51
- Before Connecting51
- Connecting Example: AV Equipment52
- Connecting Example: Computers53
- Connecting Example Using DIGITAL LINK54
Chapter 3 Basic Operations56
Switching On/Off the Projector57
- Connecting the Power Cord57
- Power Indicator58
- Switching on the Projector59
- When the Initial Setting Screen Is Displayed60
- Making Adjustments and Selections64
- Switching off the Projector65
Projecting66
- Selecting the Input Signal66
- Adjusting the Focus, Zoom, and Lens Shift67
- Moving the Lens Position to the Home Position68
- Adjustment Range by the Lens Position Shift (Optical Shift)68
Using the USB Memory69
- Notes on Use69
- USB Memory that Can be Used with the Projector69
- Attaching the USB Memory69
- Removing the USB Memory70
Operating with the Remote Control71
- Using the Shutter Function71
- Using the Mute Function71
- Adjusting the Volume72
- Using the Freeze Function72
- Using the On-Screen Display Function72
- Using the Automatic Setup Function73
- Using the Screen Adjustment Function73
- Using the Digital Zoom Function74
- Switching the Image Aspect Ratio75
- Using the Presentation Timer Function75
- Using the Function Button75
- Displaying Internal Test Pattern75
- Using the Status Function76
- Using the ECO Management Function76
- Setting ID Number of the Remote Control76
Chapter 4 Settings78
Menu Navigation79
- Navigating through the Menu79
- Main Menu80
- Sub-Menu81
[PICTURE] Menu84
- [Picture Mode]84
- [Contrast]84
- [Brightness]84
- [Color]85
- [Tint]85
- [Color Temperature]85
- [Gamma]86
- [Daylight View]87
- [Sharpness]87
- [Noise Reduction]87
- [Dynamic Contrast]88
- [System Selector]88
[POSITION] Menu89
- [Shift]89
- [Aspect]89
- [Zoom]90
- [Clock Phase]91
- [Realtime Keystone]91
- [Screen Adjustment]92
[ADVANCED MENU] Menu95
- [Digital Cinema Reality]95
- [Blanking]95
- [Input Resolution]96
- [Clamp Position]96
- [Raster Position]97
[DISPLAY LANGUAGE] Menu98
- Changing the Display Language98
[DISPLAY OPTION] Menu99
- [Color Adjustment]99
- [Color Correction]99
- [Screen Setting]100
- [Auto Signal]100
- [Auto Setup]100
- [Rgb In]101
- [Hdmi In]102
- [Digital Link In]103
- [On-Screen Display]104
- [CLOSED CAPTION SETTING] (Only When NTSC Signal Is Input)107
- [Signal Search]107
- [Back Color]108
- [Startup Logo]108
- [Shutter Setting]108
- [P-Timer]109
- [Freeze]110
- [Digital Zoom]110
[PROJECTOR SETUP] Menu112
- [Projector ID]112
- [Projection Method]112
- [Eco Management]113
- [Lightid]115
- [Initial Startup]116
- [Startup Input Select]116
- [Date and Time]117
- [Schedule]118
- Rs-232C]119
- [Remote1 Mode]121
- [Function Button]121
- [Lens Calibration]121
- [Audio Setting]122
- [Filter Counter]124
- [DC Out]125
- [Status]125
- [Data Cloning]126
- [Save All User Data]129
- [Load All User Data]129
- [Initialize]129
- [Service Password]130
[TEST PATTERN] Menu131
- [Test Pattern]131
[SIGNAL LIST] Menu132
- Registering New Signals132
- Renaming the Registered Signal132
- Deleting the Registered Signal132
- Protecting the Registered Signal133
- Expanding Signal Lock-In Range133
- Sub Memory134
[SECURITY] Menu135
- [Security Password]135
- [Security Password Change]135
- [Display Setting]135
- [Text Change]136
- [Menu Lock]136
- [Menu Lock Password]136
- [Control Device Setup]137
- [Control Device Password Change]138
[NETWORK/USB] Menu139
- [Digital Link Mode]139
- [Digital Link Status]139
- [Digital Link Menu]140
- [Wired Lan]140
- [Wireless Lan]141
- [Projector Name]145
- [Network Control]145
- [Memory Viewer]145
- [Panasonic APPLICATION]147
- [Mirroring]149
- [Network Status]150
Chapter 5 Operations152
Network Connection153
- Connecting Via Wired LAN154
- Setting the Projector155
- Connecting with the Wireless LAN156
Web Control Function158
- Computer that Can be Used for Setting158
- Accessing from the Web Browser158
- Error Information Page162
Projecting with Panasonic APPLICATION Input178
- Application that Can be Used178
- Connecting the Device178
- Ending the Connection with the Device178
- Description of the Standby Screen179
- Using the Moderator Mode in the Panasonic APPLICATION Input180
Projecting with MIRRORING Input181
- Connecting the Device181
- Ending the Connection with the Device182
- Using the Moderator Mode in the MIRRORING Input182
- Operating with the Web Browser183
- Description of the [MODERATOR MODE] Page184
Projecting with MEMORY VIEWER Input185
- Images that Can be Played Back with the Memory Viewer Function185
- Displaying the Memory Viewer Screen186
- Operating the Memory Viewer Screen186
- Playing Back Still Images188
- Playing Back Movies189
- Description of the Memory Viewer Screen191
- Playing Back Using the Contents List192
Using the Pairing Function193
- Pairing the USB Memory193
Chapter 6 Maintenance195
Light Source/Temperature/Filter Indicators196
- When an Indicator Lights up196
Maintenance/Replacement198
- Before Performing Maintenance/Replacement198
- Maintenance198
- Replacing the Unit200
Troubleshooting202
Faq204
- Wireless LAN Connection204
- Mirroring Connection204
[SELF TEST] Display206
Chapter 7 Appendix208
Technical Information209
- Pjlink Protocol209
- Control Commands Via LAN210
- Error Response211
- SERIAL IN> Terminal213
  - Basic Format214
  - Control Command215
- REMOTE 1 IN> Terminal216
- Operating [MENU LOCK PASSWORD]216
- List of Compatible Signals217
Specifications219
- Compatible Signal223
Dimensions224
Precautions for Attaching the Ceiling Mount Bracket225
- Index226

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