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Panasonic

LCD

Projector

Operating

Instructions

Model

No.

PT-AE1000E

Homi

HIGH-DEFINITION

MULTIMEDIA

INTERFACE

Before

operating

this

product,

please

read

these

instructions

carefully

and

save

this

manual

for

future

use.

TQBJ0206

ENGLISH

Important

Safety

Notice

Dear

Panasonic

Customer:

This

instruction

booklet

provides

all

the

necessary

operating

information

that

you

might

require.

We

hope

it

will

help

you

to

get

the

most

out

of

your

new

product,

and

that

you

will

be

P'ea&

with

your

Panasonic

LCD

projector.The

serial

number

of

your

product

may

be

found

on

its

bottom.

You

should

note

it

in

the

space

provided

below

and

retain

this

booklet

in

case

service

required.

Model

number:

PT-AE1000E

Serial

number:

WARNING:

THIS

APPARATUS

MUST

BE

EARTHED.

WARNING-

To

preventdamage

which

may

result

in

fire

or

shock

hazard,

do

not

expose

this

appliance

to

rain

or

moisture.

__

Machine

Noise

Informational

3.

GSGV,

January

18,1991:

The

sound

pressure

level

at

the

operator

position

is

equal

or

less

than

70

dB

(A)

accordmg

to

ISO

7779._

1

Remove

the

plug

from

the

mains

socket

when

this

unit

is

not

in

use

for

a

prolonged

2.

Topreventetectrio

shock,

do

not

remove

cover.

No

user

serviceable

parts

inside.

Refer

servicing

to

qualified

service

personnel.

3.

Do

not

remove

the

earthing

pin

on

the

mains

plug.

This

apparatus

is

equipped

with

a

three

prong

earthing-type

mains

plug.

This

plug

will

only

fit

an

earthing-type

mains

socket

Thisl

a

safety

feature.

If

you

are

unable

to

insert

the

plug

into

the

mams

socket,

contact

an

electrician.

Do

not

defeat

the

purpose

of

the

earthing

plug._

CAUTION:

To

assure

continued

compliance,

follow

the

attached

installation

instructions,

which

includes

using

the

provided

power

cord

and

shielded

interface

cables

when

connecting

to

computer

or

peripheral

device.

If

you

use

serial

port

to

connect

PC

for

external

control

of

projector,

you

must

use

optional

Rb-232b

serial

interface

cable

with

ferrite

core.

Any

unauthorized

changes

or

modifications

to

this

equipment

will

void

the

user’s

authority

to

operate.

Indication

based

on

the

German

law

"Gerate-

und

Produktsicherheitsgesetz

Directive

2001/95/EC

(Article

5);

Panasonic

Marketing

Europe

GmbH

Hagenauer

Str.

43

65203

Wiesbaden

F.R.GERMANY

IMPORTANT:

THE

MOULDED

PLUG

(U.K.

only)

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY.

PLEASE

READ

THE

FOLLOWING

TEXT

CAREFULLY.

This

appliance

is

supplied

with

a

moulded

three

pin

mains

plug

for

your

safety

and

convenience.

A

13

amp

fuse

is

fitted

in

this

plug.

Should

the

fuse

need

to

be

replaced,

please

ensure

that

the

replacement

fuse

has

a

rating

of13

amps

and

that

it

is

approved

by

ASTA

or

BSI

to

BS1362.

Check

for

the

ASTA

mark

<§>

or

the

BSI

mark

^

on

the

body

of

the

fuse.

If

the

plug

contains

a

removable

fuse

cover,

you

must

ensure

that

it

is

refitted

when

the

fuse

is

replaced.

If

you

lose

the

fuse

cover,

the

plug

must

not

be

used

until

a

replacement

cover

is

obtained.

A

replacement

fuse

cover

can

be

purchased

from

an

Authorised

Service

Centre,

If

the

fitted

moulded

plug

is

unsuitable

for

the

mains

socket

in

your

home,

then

the

fuse

should

be

removed

and

the

plug

cut

off

and

disposed

of

safely.

There

is

a

danger

of

severe

electrical

shock

if

the

cut

off

plug

is

inserted

into

any

13

amp

socket.

If

a

new

plug

is

to

be

fitted,

please

observe

the

wiring

code

as

shown

below.

If

in

any

doubt,

please

consult

a

qualified

electrician.

WARNING:

THIS

APPLIANCE

MUST

BE

EARTHED

.

IMPORTANT:

The

wires

in

this

mains

lead

are

coloured

in

accordance

with

the

following

code:

Green

-

and

-

Yellow:

Earth

Blue:

Neutral

Brown:

Live

As

the

colours

of

the

wire

in

the

mains

lead

of

this

appliance

may

not

correspond

with

the

coloured

markings

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

plug,

proceed

as

follows.

The

wire

which

is

coloured

GREEN

-

AND

-

YELLOW

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

in

the

plug

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

E

or

by

the

Earth

symbol

i

or

coloured

GREEN

or

GREEN

-

AND

-

YELLOW.

The

wire

which

is

coloured

BLUE

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

in

the

plug

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

N

or

coloured

BLACK.

The

wire

which

is

coloured

BROWN

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

in

the

plug

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

L

or

coloured

RED.

How

to

replace

the

fuse

:

Open

the

fuse

compartment

with

a

screwdriver

and

replace

the

fuse.

2

-

ENGLISH

ENGLISH

-

3

1.

Set

up

your

projector

See

“Setting

up”

on

page

14.

2.

Connect

with

other

devices

See

“Connections”

on

page

18.

mss

Precautions

with

regard

to

safety..

WARNINGS.

8

..9

..

9

.9

.9

.10

CAUTIONS.

Before

use.—

Accessories.

Cautions

when

transporting

Cautions

when

installing.

Cautions

on

use.

About

Your

Projector....

1

1

Remote

control.

Projector.

3.

Prepare

the

Remote

control

See

“Remote

control”

on

page

11.

>>’.

.av

v.vw...

:

Setting

up.....

Screen

size

and

throw

distance.

Projection

method.

Front

leg

adjuster

and

throwing

angle.

Lens

shift

and

positioning.

Connections.

11

12

14

.

14

.

15

.

15

.

16

.18

4.

Start

projecting

See

“Switching

the

projector

on/ott

on

Connecting

with

COMPONENT/VIDEO/S-VIDE018

Connecting

with

HDMI/PC/SCART.

page

19.

...

.

..

Basic

Operation

Switching

the

projector

on/off......19

5.

Adjust

the

image

See

“Menu

Navigation”

on

page

28.

19

19

20

Mains

lead.

POWER

indicator.

Switching

on

the

projector.

Switching

off

the

projector.

Projecting

an

image.

2

1

Selecting

the

input

signal.

Positioning

the

image.

21

Remote

control

operation.

Operating

range...

Turning

on

the

button

backlight..

Resetting

to

the

factory

default

settings.

Capturing

an

image.

Switching

the

input

signal.

Switching

the

aspect

ratio..

Adjusting

the

waveform

of

the

input

signal

Adjusting

the

focus

and

zoom.

Switching

the

picture

mode.

Adjusting

the

image..

Switching

off

the

projector

automatically...

Loading

a

saved

setting.

■

.

Setting

your

own

colour

profile.

22

22

22

22

.22

.23

.

23

.

24

.

25

.

25

.

25

.

25

..

25

..

26

4

-

English

Settings

Maintenance

Menu

Navigation.....28

Navigating

through

the

MENU.28

Main

menu

and

Sub-menu.29

PICTURE

Menu.

3

1

PICTURE

MODE.

3

1

CONTRAST.31

BRIGHTNESS.31

COLOUR.31

TINT.31

SHARPNESS.32

COLOUR

TEMPERATURE.32

DYNAMIC

IRIS.32

WAVEFORM

MONITOR.32

ADVANCED

MENU.32

MEMORY

SAVE.33

MEMORY

LOAD.33

SIGNAL

MODE.33

POSITION

Menu.34

H

-

POSITION.34

V

-

POSITION.34

DOT

CLOCK.34

CLOCK

PHASE.34

ASPECT.35

WSS.36

OVER

SCAN.36

KEYSTONE.36

AUTO

SETUP.36

LENS

CONTROL

Menu.37

ZOOM/FOCUS.37

TEMP

and

LAMP

Indicators...

4

0

Controlling

alerts.40

Care

and

Replacement.....41

Before

cleaning.41

Cleaning

your

projector.41

Before

replacing

the

Lamp

unit.42

When

to

replace

the

Lamp

unit.42

Replacing

the

lamp

unit.

4

3

Troubleshooting

44

Technical

Information

45

List

of

compatible

signals.45

Serial

terminal.46

Menu

structure.

4

9

Specifications...50

Dimensions...52

Trademark

acknowledgements..53

Index.

5

4

OPTION

Menu

.

3

8

INPUT

GUIDE.38

OSD

DESIGN.38

OSD

POSITION.38

BACK

COLOUR.38

STARTUP

LOGO.38

AUTO

SEARCH.38

HDMI

SIGNAL

LEVEL......38

INSTALLATION.39

SLEEP.39

ALTITUDE.39

LAMP

POWER.39

LAMP

RUNTIME.39

FUNCTION

BUTTON.39

5

English

Appendix

Maintenance

Settings

Basic

Operation

;

Getting

Started

‘

Preparation

Preparation

Precautions

with

regard

to

safety

WARNINGS

IIS®

■

tai

If

you

notice

smoke,

strange

smells

or

noise

coming

from

the

projector,

disconnect

the

mains

plug

from

the

mains

socket.

•

Do

not

continue

to

use

the

projector

in

such

cases,

otherwise

fire

or

electric

shocks

could

result,

•

Check

that

no

more

smoke

is

coming

out,

and

then

contact

an

Authorised

Service

Centre

for

repairs.

•

Do

not

attempt

to

repair

the

projector

yourself,

as

this

can

be

dangerous.

Do

not

install

this

projector

in

a

place

which

is

not

strong

enough

to

take

the

full

weight

of

the

projector.

•

^

the

installation

location

is

not

strong

enough,

it

may

fall

down

or

tip

over,

and

severe

injury

or

damage

could

result.

Installation

work

(such

as

ceiling

suspension)

should

only

be

carried

out

by

a

qualified

technician.

•

If

installation

is

not

carried

out

correctly,

there

is

the

danger

that

injury

or

electric

shocks

may

occur,

•

Do

not

use

other

than

an

authorised

ceiling

mount

bracket.

If

foreign

objects

or

water

get

inside

the

projector,

or

if

the

projector

is

dropped

or

the

cabinet

is

broken,

disconnect

the

mains

plug

from

the

mains

socket.

•

Continued

use

of

the

projector

in

this

condition

may

result

in

fire

or

electric

shocks.

•

Contact

an

Authorised

Service

Centre

for

repairs.

Do

not

overload

the

mains

socket.

•

If

the

power

supply

is

overloaded

(for

example,

by

using

too

many

adapters),

overheating

may

occur

and

fire

may

result.

Do

not

remove

the

cover

or

modify

it

in

any

way.

•

High

voltages

can

cause

fire

or

electric

shocks.

•

For

any

inspection,

adjustment

and

repair

work,

please

contact

an

Authorised

Service

Centre.

Clean

the

mains

plug

regularly

to

prevent

it

from

becoming

covered

in

dust.

•

If

dust

builds

up

on

the

mains

plug,

the

resulting

humidity

can

damage

the

insulation,

which

could

result

in

fire.

Pull

the

mains

plug

out

from

the

mains

socket

and

wipe

it

with

a

dry

cloth.

•

If

n

ot

using

the

projector

for

an

extended

period

of

time,

pull

the

mains

plug

out

from

the

mains

socket.

Do

not

do

anything

that

might

damage

the

mains

lead

or

the

mains

plug.

•

Do

not

damage

the

mains

lead,

make

any

modifications

to

it,

place

it

near

any

hot

objects,

bend

it

excessively,

twist

it,

pull

it,

place

heavy

objects

on

top

of

it

or

wrap

it

into

a

bundle.

•

If

the

mains

lead

is

used

while

damaged,

electric

shocks,

short-circuits

or

fire

may

result.

•

Ask

an

Authorised

Service

Centre

to

carry

out

any

repairs

to

the

mains

lead

that

might

be

necessary.

Do

not

handle

the

mains

plug

with

wet

hands.

•

Failure

to

observe

this

may

result

in

electric

shocks.

Insert

the

mains

plug

securely

into

the

mains

socket.

•

If

the

plug

is

not

inserted

correctly,

electric

shocks

or

overheating

could

result.

•

Do

not

use

plugs

which

are

damaged

or

mains

sockets

which

are

coming

loose

from

the

wall.

Do

not

place

the

projector

on

top

of

surfaces

which

are

unstable.

•

If

the

projector

is

placed

on

top

of

a

surface

which

is

sloped

or

unstable,

it

may

fall

down

or

tip

over,

and

injury

or

damage

could

result.

Do

not

place

the

projector

into

water

or

let

it

become

wet.

•

Failure

to

observe

this

may

result

in

fire

or

electric

shocks.

Do

not

place

the

projector

on

soft

materials

such

as

carpets

or

sponge

mats.

•

Doing

so

may

cause

the

projector

to

overheat,

which

can

cause

burns,

fire

or

damage

to

the

projector.

Do

not

place

liquid

containers

on

top

of

the

projector.

•

If

water

spills

onto

the

projector

or

gets

inside

it,

fire

or

electric

shocks

could

result.

•

If

any

water

gets

inside

the

projector,

contact

an

Authorised

Service

Centre.

Do

not

insert

any

foreign

objects

into

the

projector.

•

Do

not

insert

any

metal

objects

or

flammable

objects

into

the

projector

or

drop

them

onto

the

projector,

as

doing

so

can

result

in

fire

or

electric

shocks.

Do

not

allow

the

+

and

-

terminals

of

the

batteries

to

come

into

contact

with

metallic

objects

such

as

necklaces

or

hairpins.

•

Failure

to

observe

this

may

cause

the

batteries

to

leak,

overheat,

explode

or

catch

fire.

•

Store

the

batteries

in

a

plastic

bag

and

keep

them

away

from

metallic

objects.

NGUSH

Precautions

with

regard

to

safety

During

a

thunderstorm,

do

not

touch

the

projector

or

the

cable.

•

Electric

shocks

can

result.

Do

not

use

the

projector

in

a

bath

or

shower.

•

Fire

or

electric

shocks

can

result.

Do

not

place

your

skin

into

the

light

beam

while

the

projector

is

being

used.

•

Strong

light

is

emitted

from

the

projector’s

lens.

If

you

place

directly

into

this

light,

it

can

hurt

or

damage

your

skin.

Do

not

look

into

the

lens

while

the

projector

is

being

used.

•

Strong

light

is

emitted

from

the

projector’s

lens.

If

you

look

directly

into

this

light,

it

can

hurt

and

damage

your

eyes.

•

Be

especially

careful

not

to

let

young

children

look

into

the

lens.

In

addition,

turn

off

the

power

and

disconnect

the

mains

plug

when

you

are

away

from

the

projector.

Do

not

place

your

hands

or

other

objects

close

to

the

air

outlet

port.

•

Heated

air

comes

out

of

the

air

outlet

port.

Do

not

place

your

hands

or

face,

or

objects

which

cannot

withstand

heat

close

to

this

port

[allow

at

least

10

cm

(4")

of

space],

otherwise

burns

or

damage

could

result.

Replacement

of

the

lamp

is

better

to

be

carried

out

by

a

qualified

technician.

•

The

lamp

has

high

internal

pressure.

If

improperly

handled,

explosion

might

result.

•

The

lamp

can

easily

become

damaged

if

struck

against

hard

objects

or

dropped,

and

injury

or

malfunctions

may

result.

When

replacing

the

lamp,

allow

it

to

cool

for

at

least

one

hour

before

handling

it.

•

The

lamp

cover

gets

very

hot,

and

touching

it

can

cause

burns.

Before

replacing

the

lamp,

be

sure

to

disconnect

the

mains

plug

from

the

mains

socket.

•

Electric

shocks

or

explosions

can

result

if

this

is

not

done.

Do

not

allow

infants

or

pets

to

touch

the

remote

control

unit.

•

The

accessory

remote

control

unit

can

be

used

to

operate

not

only

the

projector

but

also

other

appliances

such

as

air

conditioners

and

electrical

device

by

programming

them

using

the

learning

function.

If

the

remote

control

unit

operated

inappropriately,

fire

or

injury

may

result.

•

Keep

the

remote

control

unit

out

of

the

reach

of

infants

and

pets

after

using

it.

ENGLISH

-

7

Preparation

HHP

■

|

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Mi

■

II

■

g|?§/,

iiSi

Do

not

cover

the

air

inlet

port

or

the

air

outlet

port.

Do

not

mix

old

and

new

batteries.

•

Doing

so

may

cause

the

projector

to

overheat,

which

9

If

the

batteries

are

inserted

incorrectly,

they

may

can

cause

fire

or

damage

to

the

projector.

explode

or

leak,

and

fire,

injury

or

contamination

of

•

Do

not

P

|ace

the

projector

in

narrow,

badly

ventilated

the

battery

compartment

and

surrounding

area

may

places

such

as

closets

or

bookshelves.

result.

•

Do

not

place

the

projector

on

cloth

or

papers,

as

these

materials

could

be

drawn

into

the

air

inlet

port.

Do

not

put

your

weight

on

this

projector.

•

You

could

fall

or

the

projector

could

break,

and

injury

Do

not

set

up

the

projector

in

humid

or

dusty

places

may

result.

or

in

places

where

the

projector

may

come

into

•

Be

especially

careful

not

to

let

young

children

stand

contact

with

oily

smoke

or

steam.

or

sit

on

the

projector.

•

Using

the

projector

under

such

conditions

may

result

in

fire,

electric

shocks

or

plastic

deterioration.

The

If

not

using

the

projector

for

an

extended

period

of

plastic

deterioration

may

cause

the

falling

down

of

time,

disconnect

the

mains

plug

from

the

mains

the

projector

which

is

mounted

in

the

ceiling.

socket.

•

If

dust

builds

up

on

the

mains

plug,

the

resulting

When

disconnecting

the

mains

lead,

hold

the

plug,

humidity

may

damage

the

insulation,

which

could

not

the

lead.

result

in

fire.

•

If

the

mains

lead

itself

is

pulled,

the

lead

will

become

damaged,

and

fire,

short-circuits

or

serious

electric

Disconnect

the

mains

plug

from

the

mains

socket

shocks

may

result.

as

a

safety

precaution

before

carrying

out

any

cleaning.

Always

disconnect

all

cables

before

moving

the

•

Electric

shocks

can

result

if

this

is

not

done

projector.

•

Moving

the

projector

with

cables

still

attached

can

If

the

lamp

has

broken,

ventilate

the

room

damage

the

cables,

which

could

cause

fire

or

electric

immediately.

Do

not

touch

or

bring

your

face

close

shocks

to

occur.

to

the

broken

pieces.

•

Failure

to

observe

this

may

cause

the

user

to

absorb

Do

not

place

any

heavy

objects

on

top

of

the

the

gas

which

was

released

when

the

lamp

broke

projector.

and

which

contains

nearly

the

same

amount

of

•

Failure

to

observe

this

may

cause

the

projector

to

mercury

as

fluorescent

lamps,

and

the

broken

pieces

become

unbalanced

and

fall,

which

could

result

in

may

cause

injury.

damage

or

injury.

•

if

you

believe

that

you

have

absorbed

the

gas

or

that

_

^

_

.

the

gas

has

got

into

your

eyes

or

mouth,

seek

Do

not

short-circuit,

heat

or

disassemble

the

medical

advice

immediately

batteries

or

place

them

into

water

or

fire.

•

Ask

your

dea

|

e

r

about

the

replacement

of

the

lamp

•

Failure

to

observe

this

may

cause

the

batteries

to

unit

and

check

the

inside

of

the

projector,

overheat,

leak,

explode

or

catch

fire,

and

burns

or

other

injury

may

result.

Ask

an

Authorised

Service

Centre

to

clean

inside

....

.

the

projector

at

least

once

a

year.

When

inserting

the

batteries,

make

sure

the

.

If

dust

is

left

to

build

up

inside

the

projector

without

po

anhes

(+

and

-)

are

correct.

being

c

|

ea

ned

out,

it

can

result

in

fire

or

problems

•

If

the

batteries

are

inserted

incorrectly,

they

may

with

operation

explode

or

leak,

and

fire,

injury

or

contamination

of

•

|

t

is

a

good

idea

to

clean

the

inside

of

the

projector

the

battery

compartment

and

surrounding

area

may

be

f

0

re

the

season

for

humid

weather

arrives.

Ask

resu

1

your

nearest

Authorised

Service

Centre

to

clean

the

Use

only

the

specified

batteries

projector

when

required.

Please

discuss

with

the

•

If

incorrect

batter.es

are

used,

the,

may

explode

or

Authorised

Sendee

Centre

regard,ng

cleaning

costs

leak,

and

fire,

injury

or

contamination

of

the

battery

compartment

and

surrounding

area

may

result.

We

are

constantly

making

efforts

to

preserve

and

maintain

a

clean

environment.

Please

take

non

repairable

units

back

to

your

dealer

or

a

recycling

company.

8

-

English

Make

sure

the

following

accessories

are

provided

with

your

projector.

_

Remote

control

(EUR7914Z40

x

1)

AA

batteries

for

Remote

control

(x

2)

m

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Mains

lead

for

continental

Europe

(K2CM3FZ00003

x

1)

Mains

lead

for

UK

(K2CT3FZ00003

x

1)

Cautions

when

transporting

Do

not

subject

the

projector

to

excessive

vibration

or

shocks.

•

The

projector

lens

need

to

be

handled

with

care.

•

Cover

the

lens

with

the

lens

cover

when

transporting

the

projector.

When

transporting

the

projector,

hold

the

body

at

the

bottom

securely.

®

Do

not

hold

the

adjuster

legs

or

the

top

cover

to

move

the

projector,

as

this

may

damage

the

projector.

Cautions

when

installing

Avoid

setting

up

in

places

which

are

subject

to

vibration

or

shocks.

•

The

internal

parts

can

be

damaged,

which

may

cause

malfunctions

or

accidents.

Avoid

setting

up

in

places

which

are

subject

to

sudden

temperature

changes,

such

as

near

an

air

conditioner

or

lighting

equipment.

•

The

life

of

the

lamp

may

be

shortened

or

the

projector

may

be

turned

off.

See

“TEMP

indicator”

on

page

40.

Do

not

set

up

the

projector

near

high-voltage

power

lines

or

near

motors.

•

The

projector

may

be

subject

to

electromagnetic

interference.

If

installing

the

projector

to

the

ceiling,

ask

a

qualified

technician

to

carry

out

all

installation

work,

•

You

will

need

to

purchase

the

separate

installation

kit

(Model

No.

ET-PKX100,

ET-PKE1000S).

Furthermore,

all

installation

work

is

better

to

be

carried

out

by

a

qualified

technician.

If

using

this

projector

at

high

elevations

(above

1

400

m),

set

the

ALTITUDE

to

HIGH.

See

“ALTITUDE”

on

page

39.

•

Failure

to

observe

this

may

result

in

malfunctions

or

the

life

of

the

lamp

or

the

other

components

may

be

shortened.

English

-

9

Pre

Preparation

In

order

to

get

the

best

picture

quality

•

Draw

curtains

or

blinds

over

any

windows

and

turn

off

any

lights

near

the

screen

to

prevent

outside

light

or

light

from

indoor

lamps

from

shining

onto

the

screen.

Do

not

touch

the

surfaces

of

the

lens

with

your

bare

hands.

•

If

the

surface

of

the

lens

becomes

dirty

from

fingerprints

or

anything

else,

this

will

be

magnified

and

projected

onto

the

screen.

Moreover,

when

not

using

the

projector,

cover

it

with

the

lens

cover.

Screen

•

Do

not

apply

any

volatile

substances

which

may

cause

discolouration

to

the

screen,

and

do

not

let

it

become

dirty

or

damaged.

Lamp

•

The

lamp

may

need

to

be

replaced

earlier

due

to

variables

such

as

individual

lamp

characteristics,

usage

conditions

and

the

installation

environment,

especially

when

the

projector

is

subjected

to

continuous

use

for

more

than

10

hours

or

the

power

is

frequently

turned

on

and

off.

Liquid

crystal

panel

•

Do

not

project

the

same

image

for

long

periods

of

time,

as

this

may

remain

as

an

afterimage

on

the

liquid

crystal

panel.

•

The

liquid

crystal

panel

of

the

projector

is

built

with

very

high

precision

technology

to

provide

fine

picture

details.

Occasionally,

a

few

stuck

pixels

may

appear

on

the

screen

as

fixed

points

of

blue,

green

or

red.

Please

note

that

this

does

not

affect

the

performance

of

your

LCD.

5

■

i.

10

-

English

Front,

back

and

top

view

i,

Whiielhe

MAIN

POWER

is

IP

on,

switch

between

stand¬

by

mode

and

project

mode.

(page

20)

Remote

control

signal

emitter

Display

the

Main

menu.

Return

to

the

previous

menu,

(page

29)

Navigate

through

the

menus

with

▲

V

►

◄

,

and

activate

the

menu

item

with

ENTER.

(page

28)

Reset

some

of

the

[DEFAULT)

settings

to

the

factory

default

settings.

(page

22)

Battery

compartment

1.

Press

the

tab

and

lift

up

the

cover.

2.

Insert

the

batteries

according

to

the

polarity

diagram

indicated

inside.

.

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iLENsj

ISLEEPj

.

t**

Fca

l

raftwl

Km

“I

Panasonic

E

——Turn

the

button

IGHTi

backlight

of

Remote

control

on/off.

(page

22)

Function

fcTuttons

Assign

the

frequently

used

functions

from

the

option

for

shortcut,

(page

39)

Learning

Remote

control

buttons

and

LCD

Programme

and

operate

other

devices.

See

“Remote

Control

Operate

Guide”.

Return

to

the

previous

menu,

(page

28)

@

Capture

the

projected

image

as

a

still

picture,

(page

22)

ASPECT

Switch

to

cycle

through

the

input

method.

(page

23)

_

Switch

to

cycle

through

the

aspect

ratio.

(page

23)

_

Display

the

input

waveform,

(page

24)

LENS

PIC,MODE

PIC,adjust!

Adjust

the

focus

and

size

of

the

image,

(page

25)

Switch

to

cycle

through

the

PICTURE

MODE

(page

25)

Display

the

PICTURE

menu,

(page

25)

p=

a,i,

j

Turn

off

the

POWER

SLEER

automatically

by

setting

*"

n

.

,rr

'".

the

duration,

(page

22)

Display

the

MEWRY

MEM,LOAD

LOAD

menu,

(page

25)

^“Display

the

COLOUR.

COLOR

Ml

MANAGEMENT

menu,

(page

26)

NOTE:

•

Do

not

drop

the

Remote

control.

•

Avoid

contact

with

liquids

or

moisture.

•

Remove

the

batteries

if

not

using

the

Remote

control

for

a

long

period

of

time.

•

Do

not

use

rechargeable

batteries.

•

Do

not

keep

pressing

the

Remote

control

buttons

as

this

may

shorten

battery

life.

English

-

About

Your

Projector

Projector

Lens

shift

dial/Vertical

(page

16)

Lens

shift

dial/Horizontal

(page

16)

_

Protects

the

Projection

lens

from

dust

or

dirt.

Remote

control

signal

receptor

(page

22)

Navigate

through

the

menus

with

A

▼

►

◄

,

and

activate

the

menu

item

with

ENTER,

(page

28)

Preparation

You

can

adjust

the

projection

size

with

2.0

power

zoom

lens

Calculate

a

r

,

K

uum

lens,

calculate

and

define

the

throw

distance

as

follows.

Diagonal

length

(SD)

1.01

m

(40")

Projection

size

(16

:

9)

Screen

height

(SH)

j

Screen

width

(SW)

__

Throw

distance

(L)

Minimum

distance

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distance

(LW)

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above

are

approximate

and

may

differ

slightly

from

the

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methods

for

screen

dimensions

You

can

calculate

more

detailed

screen

dimensions

from

the

screen

diagonal

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=

SDx

0.490

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results

above

are

approximate

and

may

differ

slightly

from

the

actual

measurements.

us

f

f

the

P

rojector

at

a

raised

or

a

horizontally

tilted

position

as

it

may

-ause

malfunction

of

the

projector,

y

Vlake

sure

the

projector

lens

surface

is

parallel

with

the

screen

You

can

tilt

he

projector

body

approximately

±

30°

vertically.

Overtilting

may

result

in

shortening

the

component’s

life.

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in

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the

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Setting

up

1

Projection

method

projecting

from

front

projecting

from

rear

INSTALLATION:

FRONT/DESK

|

Mounting

in

the

ceiling

and

projecting

from

front

INSTALLATION:

REAR/DESK

■

Mounting

in

the

ceiling

and

projecting

from

rear

INSTALLATION:

FRONT/CEILING

INSTALLATION:

REAR/CEILING

NOTE:

•

A

translucent

screen

is

required

for

REAR

projection.

•

When

mounting

the

projector

in

the

ceiling,

the

optional

ceiling

mount

bracket

(ET-PKX100,

ET-PKE1000S)

is

required.

Front

leg

adjuster

and

throwing

angle

You

can

adjust

the

throwing

angle

by

screwing

the

front

legs

up/down.

This

adjust

the

angle

of

the

projector.

See

“Positioning

the

image”

on

page

21

NOTE:

•

Heated

air

comes

out

of

the

Air

exhaust

port.

Do

not

touch

the

Air

exhaust

port

directly

•

If

keystone

distortion

occurs,

see

“KEYSTONE"

on

page

36,

You

can

use

the

projector

with

any

of

the

following

4

projection

methods.

To

set

the

desired

method

in

the

projector,

see

“INSTALLATION”

on

page

39.

Setting

up

Setting

up

positioning

H

Projector

location

range

You

can

determine

where

to

locate

the

projector

by

considering

the

Lens

shift

dial

*

Horizontal

possibilities

See

“Positioning

the

image”

on

page

21

for

available

placement.

0

After

fixing

the

screen

position

If

the

projector

is

not

positioned

right

in

front

of

the

centre

of

the

sen

by

moving

the

Lens

shift

dial

•

Horizontal

within

the

shift

range

c

■

Adjusting

the

Lens

shift

dial

•

Horizontal

#

Horizontal

shift

You

can

place

the

projector

where

the

projector

lens

is

up

to

4i

then

adjust

the

image

position

with

the

Lens

shift

dial

*

Horiz.

Placement

Vertical

centre

of

screen

Centre

of

lens

The

adjustable

projection

range

Turning

the

dial

counterclockwise:

Moving

to

screen’s

left

Shift

range

Projection

size

Standard

position

■

centre

from

the

screen

and

then

Up

to

about

100%

of

the

projection

Up

to

about

100%

of

the

projection

NOTE:

•

When

the

projecting

position

is

fully

moved

to

the

vertical

limit

of

the

shift

range,

you

cannot

move

horizontally,

likewise

when

the

projecting

position

is

fully

moved

to

the

horizontal

limit

of

the

shift

range,

you

cannot

move

vertically.

•

When

the

projector

is

tilting

and

you

adjust

KEYSTONE,

the

centre

of

the

screen

and

the

lens

need

to

be

realigned.

•

Do

not

force

the

Lens

shift

dial

Turning

the

dial

clockwise

Moving

to

screen’s

top

Horizontal

to

turn

as

this

may

damage

the

projector.

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output

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output

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DVD

player

Switching

the

projector

on/off

Mains

lead

Ensure

all

the

input

devices

are

connected

and

turned

off

before

connecting

the

Mains

lead.

H

Connecting

Make

sure

using

the

Mains

lead

which

is

provided

with

-

the

projector.

1.

Ensure

the

shape

of

the

mains

plug

and

the

AC

IN

connector

on

the

side

of

the

projector

match,

then

push

the

plug

all

the

way

in.

2.

Connect

the

Mains

lead

to

a

wall

socket.

|

Disconnecting

Make

sure

the

MAIN

POWER

is

switched

off.

1.

Hold

the

plug

and

unplug

the

Mains

lead

from

the

wall

socket.

2.

Hold

the

plug

and

unplug

the

Mains

lead

from

the

AC

IN

connector

on

the

side

of

the

projector.

NOTE:

•

Do

not

force

the

connector

as

this

may

damage

the

projector

and/or

the

mains

lead.

•

Dirt

or

dust

build-up

around

plugs

may

cause

fire

or

electrical

hazards.

•

Switch

off

the

power

to

the

projector

when

not

in

use.

POWER

indicator

POWER

indicator

Indicator

status

No

illumination

or

flashing

■

The

MAIN

POWER

is

switched

off

The

MAIN

POWER

is

switched

on

and

the

projector

is

standby.

The

POWER

is

switched

on

and

the

projector

is

getting

ready

to

project.

The

projector

is

ready

to

project.

The

POWER

is

switched

off

and

the

projector

is

cooling

the

lamp.

The

POWER

is

switched

on

again

when

cooling

the

lamp

and

recovering

to

projection

mode.

Recovery

may

take

a

while.

NOTE:

•

While

the

projector

is

cooling

the

lamp,

do

not

switch

the

MAIN

POWER

off

or

unplug

the

Mains

lead.

•

The

electric

consumption

in

standby

mode

is

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