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Panasonic PT-RQ35K

Panasonic PT-RQ35K
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DPQP1339ZB/X1
DLP™ Projector
Commercial Use
Operating Instructions
Functional Manual
ENGLISH
Model No.
PT-RQ35K
The projection lens is sold separately.
* Resolution is 3 840 x 2 400 dots
(QUAD PIXEL DRIVE: ON)

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

Panasonic PT-RQ35K Specifications

General IconGeneral
Contrast Ratio20, 000:1
Light SourceLaser
Projection System3-Chip DLP
Light Source Life20, 000 hours
Lens ShiftVertical: ±60%, Horizontal: ±30%
Input TerminalsHDMI, DVI-D
Output TerminalsHDMI
Control TerminalsRS-232C, LAN, USB
Operating Temperature0°C to 45°C (32°F to 113°F)
Operating Humidity20–80 % (no condensation)
Brightness30, 000 center lumens

Summary

Chapter 1 Preparation

Precautions for Use and Safety

Essential safety guidelines, handling, installation, and operational cautions for projector use.

Projector Components and Remote Control

Details the projector body, control panel, and remote control unit layout and functions.

Projector Connectivity Terminals

Describes various input/output terminals for connecting devices, interface boards, and control signals.

Remote Control Preparation and Usage

Covers battery insertion, usage with multiple projectors, and wired connection options.

Chapter 2 Getting Started

Projector Setup and Installation Modes

Explains usable outlets, installation modes (desk, ceiling, front, rear), and angle sensor usage.

Projected Image Size and Throw Distance

Provides information on projected image size, throw distance, and lens compatibility for installation.

Device Connection Procedures

Details how to connect external devices like AV equipment and computers via various terminals.

DIGITAL LINK Connection Example

Illustrates network connections using twisted-pair-cable transmitters for video, Ethernet, and serial control.

Chapter 3 Basic Operations

Powering Projector On and Off

Covers connecting the power cord, using the main power switch, and projector power indicators.

Projecting Images and Adjusting Settings

Describes starting projection, selecting input signals, and adjusting image parameters like focus and zoom.

Input Signal Selection Methods

Explains how to switch between different input sources using the remote control or control panel.

Lens Adjustment: Focus, Zoom, and Shift

Details procedures for adjusting focus, zoom, and lens shift using the control panel or remote control.

Chapter 4 Settings

Navigating Projector Menus

Explains how to access and navigate through the projector's on-screen menu system for settings.

Picture Settings Menu

Covers adjustments for picture mode, contrast, brightness, color, tint, and color temperature for optimal image.

Position and Geometry Settings

Allows adjustment of image position (shift), aspect ratio, zoom, geometry, and convergence.

Advanced Picture Settings Menu

Includes settings for digital cinema reality, gradation smoother, blanking, edge blending, and frame response.

Display Output Options Menu

Manages color matching, screen settings, auto signal setup, input settings, and display language.

Projector Setup and Configuration

Covers projector ID, projection method, lens settings, operation modes, brightness control, and network settings.

Test Pattern Menu for Calibration

Provides built-in test patterns to check projector condition and aid in adjustments like focus.

Signal List Management

Allows registering, renaming, and deleting input signals for custom configurations.

Security Settings Menu

Manages password settings for the projector and control devices, and enables/disables button operations.

Network Configuration Menu

Configures Ethernet type, DIGITAL LINK, wired/wireless LAN settings, and administrator accounts.

Chapter 5 Operations

Network Connection Setup

Details connecting via wired LAN, wireless LAN, and using the QR code for smartphone connection.

Web-Based Projector Control

Explains how to access and control the projector settings, status, and send email alerts via a web browser.

Projector Information Monitoring

Describes how to check projector status, input information, network status, and firmware versions via the information monitor.

Data Cloning for Settings Transfer

Covers copying projector settings via LAN or USB memory to multiple projectors.

Firmware Update Procedures

Explains how to update the projector firmware via LAN or USB memory.

Chapter 6 Maintenance

Indicator Status and Troubleshooting

Explains the meaning of indicator lights (red, blinking) for light source and temperature warnings and their solutions.

Projector Cleaning and Care

Provides instructions for cleaning the outer case and the projection lens surface.

Common Problems and Solutions

A guide to common issues like no power, no image, fuzzy image, or remote control problems with solutions.

Error and Warning Code Reference

Lists alphanumeric symbols for errors/warnings and their corresponding actions and details.

Chapter 7 Appendix

Technical Information and Protocols

Covers PJLink commands, Art-Net functions, control commands via LAN, and serial communication details.

Projector Technical Specifications

Details physical dimensions, display specs, light source, contrast, compatibility, and interface information.

Optional Interface Board Installation Guide

Provides instructions for installing and removing optional interface boards like HDMI, DVI-D, and SDI.

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