Panasonic PT-VX425N User Manual

Name: Panasonic PT-VX425N
Brand: Panasonic
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LCD Projector

Commercial Use

Operating Instructions

Functional Manual

TQBJ0854

ENGLISH

Model No.

PT-VW355N

PT-VX425N

Default Chapter1
- Default Chapter1
  - Lcd Projector1
- Read this First2
  - Declaration of Conformity11
- Chapter 1 Preparation17
Precautions for Use18
- Cautions When Transporting18
- Cautions When Installing18
- Security19
- Disposal20
- Cautions on Use20
- Notes on Using Wireless Connection21
- Accessories23
- Contents of the Supplied CD-ROM24
- Optional Accessories24
About Your Projector25
- Remote Control25
- Projector Body26
  - Control Panel and Indicators27
  - Connecting Terminals28
Preparing the Remote Control29
- Inserting and Removing Batteries29
- When Using the System with Multiple Projectors29
Attaching the Lens Cap30
- Chapter 2 Getting Started31
Setting up32
- Installation Mode32
- Parts for Ceiling Mount (Optional)32
- Screen Size and Throw Distance33
- Adjusting Adjustable Feet35
Connecting36
- Before Connecting36
- Connecting Example : AV Equipment38
- Connecting Example : Computers38
- Connecting Example : Audio39
- Chapter 3 Basic Operations40
Powering On/Off41
- Connecting the Power Cord41
- Power Indicator41
- Powering on the Projector42
- When the Initial Setting Screen Is Displayed42
- Making Adjustments and Selections44
- Powering off the Projector45
- Direct Power off Function45
Projecting46
- Selecting the Input Signal46
- How to Adjust the State of the Image46
- Adjusting the Projected Image Via EASY SETTING Function47
Basic Operations by Using the Remote Control49
- Using the AUTO SETUP Function49
- Using the KEYSTONE Button49
- Controlling the Volume of the Speaker49
- Using the FUNCTION Button50
- Switching the Input Signal50
- Using the MEMORY VIEWER Function50
- Using the MIRRORING Function51
- Using the Panasonic APPLICATION Function51
- Using the PAGE UP/PAGE down Buttons51
- Using the DIGITAL ZOOM Function52
- Using the FREEZE Function53
- Using the AV MUTE Function53
- Using the P in P Function53
- Using the P-TIMER Function54
- Using the MUTE Function54
- Setting the ID Number of the Remote Control54
- Chapter 4 Settings55
Menu Navigation56
- Navigating through the Menu56
- Resetting Adjustment Values to the Factory Default57
- Main Menu57
- Sub-Menu58
- [Picture]58
- [Position]58
- [Display Option]58
- [Projector Setup]59
- [Security]59
- [Network/Usb]59
[PICTURE] Menu60
- [Picture Mode]60
- [Contrast]60
- [Brightness]61
- [Color]61
- [Tint]61
- [Sharpness]61
- [Color Temperature]62
- [Iris]62
- [Advanced Menu]62
- [Daylight View]63
- [Digital Cinema Reality]63
- [Noise Reduction]63
- [Tv-System]64
- [Rgb/Yp B P R ] / [Rgb/Yc B C R ]64
[POSITION] Menu65
- [Keystone]65
- [Shift]66
- [Dot Clock]67
- [Clock Phase]67
- [Over Scan]67
- [Aspect]68
- [Frame Lock]68
[LANGUAGE] Menu69
- [Language]69
[DISPLAY OPTION] Menu70
- [On-Screen Display]70
- [Hdmi Signal Level]71
- [Closed Caption Setting]71
- [Screen Setting]72
- [Startup Logo]72
- [Auto Setup Setting]73
- [Signal Search]73
- [Back Color]73
- [Wide Mode]73
- [Sxga Mode]73
- [P-Timer]74
- [P in P]75
- [Other Functions]75
[PROJECTOR SETUP] Menu77
- [Status]77
- [Computer2 Select]77
- [Projector ID]77
- [Computer2 In]77
- [Projector ID]78
- [Initial Start Up]78
- [Projection Method]78
- [High Altitude Mode]78
- [All]78
- [Last Memory]78
- [Front/Desk]78
- [Off]78
- [Lamp Power]79
- [Eco Management]79
- [Normal]79
- [Off]79
- [Emulate]80
- [Off]80
- [Function Button]81
- [Audio Setting]81
- [Easy Setting]83
- [Test Pattern]83
- [Filter Counter]83
- [Initialize All]84
[SECURITY] Menu85
- [Password]85
- [Password Change]85
- [Text Display]86
- [Text Change]86
- [Menu Lock]86
- [Menu Lock Password]86
- [Control Device Setup]87
[NETWORK/USB] Menu88
- Confirmation of the Network Information88
- [Wired Lan]88
- [Wireless Lan]89
- [Simple]89
- Wireless Detailed Setup89
- [Connection Lock]92
- [Name Change]92
- [Password]92
- [Off]92
- [Password Change]93
- [Network Control]93
- [Amx D.D.]93
- [Crestron Connected(TM)]93
- [Live Mode Cut In]93
- [Multi-Live]94
- [Memory Viewer]94
- [Mirroring]95
- [Status]95
- [Initialize]96
- Network Connections96
  - Projector Settings97
  - Computer Settings97
  - Connecting with Wireless Lan98
- Accessing from the Web Browser99
  - Error Information Page102
  - Contents of Mail Sent108
- Chapter 5 Operation of Function115
Memory Viewer Function116
- What You Can Project with the Memory Viewer Function116
- Cautions on Using USB Memory116
- Operations of the Memory Viewer Screen117
- Playing the Still Image119
- Playing the Video120
- Description of the Memory Viewer Screen121
About MIRRORING123
- Chapter 6 Maintenance124
Lamp and Warning Indicators125
- When an Indicator Lights up125
- Lamp Indicator125
Maintenance/Replacement126
- Before Performing Maintenance/Replacement126
- Maintenance126
- Replacing the Unit126
- Lamp Unit127
Troubleshooting130
Faq131
- Chapter 7 Appendix133
Technical Information134
- Pjlink Protocol134
- Control Commands Via LAN135
- Serial Terminal137
- Basic Format138
- [MENU LOCK PASSWORD] Operations139
- Two Window Display Combination List140
- List of Compatible Signals141
Glossary for Network Functions143
Specifications145
Dimensions148
Ceiling Mount Bracket Safeguards149
Index150

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Panasonic PT-VX425N Specifications

General

Resolution	XGA (1024 x 768)
Lamp Life (Eco)	5, 000 hours
Zoom Ratio	1.6x
Display Type	LCD
Aspect Ratio	4:3
Projection Size	30 - 300 inches
Noise Level (Normal)	37 dB
Noise Level (Eco)	29 dB
Display Technology	3LCD
Connectivity	HDMI, VGA, USB, LAN
Wireless	Optional
Input Connectors	HDMI, VGA, USB