Panasonic ET-PFD510 Manuel utilisateur

ENGLISH

FRANÇAIS

Thank you for purchasing this Panasonic product.

■Carefully read through these Operating Instructions and the operating instructions of the

projector to ensure safe and proper operation.

■Before using this product, be sure to read “Important Safety Notice” (page 3).

■Please save this manual for future use.

TQZJ436-3

Operating Instructions

Frame

Model No. ET-PFD510

2 - ENGLISH

Contents

Important Safety Notice .................................................................................... 3

Product description........................................................................................... 4

Finished assembly diagram ............................................................................. 4

Projection distances ......................................................................................... 5

Installation.......................................................................................................... 6

Attaching the frame to the projector ................................................................................... 6

Attaching the upper level projector ..................................................................................... 7

Adjusting the upper projector.......................................................................... 8

Dimensions ........................................................................................................ 9

Specications .................................................................................................... 9

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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 performance out of new product, and that you will be pleased with your Panasonic

Projector Frame.

Precautions with regard to safety

■WARNING

Do not loosen or remove the unit screws unnecessarily.

zThe projector may fall down and an injury may result.

Do not install in a location that is not strong enough.

zIf the installation location is not strong enough, the unit may fall down and damage to the projector or an injury

may result.

Do not install the frame in humid or dusty locations or in locations where the frame may

come into contact with oily smoke or steam.

zUsing the projector under such conditions may result in re or electric shock. Also, the oil will cause the plastic

to deteriorate.

Do not allow children to reach the supplied screws and metal ttings.

zThe supplied screws and metal ttings can cause personal injury if swallowed.

zIf swallowed, seek medical advice immediately.

Do not stack any more than two frames on top of each other.

zThe frames may fall down and an injury may result.

Make sure that your footing is safe and secure during installation.

zIf your footing is not secure, you may trip or fall down, and an injury may result.

Mounting and installation must be carried out by two or more persons.

zConsidering the weight of the projector, make sure that mounting and installation are carried out by two or more

persons.

■CAUTION

Do not install the unit in a location that may impede projector ventilation.

zA re may result.

Note

zThis frame cannot be used when the separately sold ET-D75LE90 xed focus lens is attached to the projector.

Model number: ET-PFD510

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Product description

This frame is exclusively for the installation of dual projectors.

■Structural components

Parts name Form (number of parts)

Frame

× 1

Screws and metal ttings

Hexagonal head bolt with washers (M6 × 30)…………… × 6

Hex nuts (M10) ……………………………………………… × 8

Flat washers (M10) ……………………………………… × 16

Bent washers (M10) …………………………………… × 16

Spring washers (M10) …………………………………… × 8

Adjustment nuts (M10) …………………………………… × 4

Hex head bolts (M10 × 140, for vertical xing) ………… × 4

zStore small parts in an appropriate manner, and keep them away from young children.

zThe tightening torque for the screws should be 4 ±0.5 N · m for the M6 screws and 20 ±1 N · m for the M10 screws.

zUse a torque driver, torque wrench or similar tool when tightening the bolts and nuts. Do not use electric

screwdrivers or impact screwdrivers.

Note

zFor dual stack installations, prepare a wrench and other tools in addition to the above.

Finished assembly diagram

Upper projector

Lower projector

ÚExample showing one projector stacked on top of

another projector.

Another separate frame is required when stacking two

frame together.

ENGLISH - 5

Projection distances

The dimensional relationship between the screen and the projector is shown below.

When planning the installation position of the projector, refer to the following gures and table for

reference. The zoom function of the lens allows you to adjust the projection distance. Fine adjust while

checking the projected image.

■Dimensional reationship diagram

L1L

Conter of screen

Screen

B: 430 mm (16-15/16'')

A: 231.5 mm (9-1/8'')

Note

zThis illustration assumes that the projector will be installed so that the projected image lls the screen and is

properly aligned with it.

zThis drawing is not in exact scale.

Projection distance

Lens protrusion dimension (from front of set to tip of lens)

From center of lower lens to lower frame installation surface

From center of upper and lower lens to lower frame

Projected image size

Attention

zInstall the projector with a space more than 500 mm (1' 8'') behind it so as not to interfere with projector

ventilation.

zLeave a space of 500 mm (1' 8'') on each side of the projector.

zBefore proceeding with installation, carefully read through the section “Precautions for use” in the projector’s

operating instructions.

Note

zThe projectors depicted in this manual are sample images and may di󰀨er in dimensions from your projector

model.

■Dimensional relationship

For details on lens protrusion dimension (L1) values and calculation formulas for the projection distances (L) of

each projection lens, refer to the "Setting up" section of the operating instructions for your projector.

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Installation

Attaching the frame to the projector

Nut

Hexagonal head

bolt with washer

Frame Bolt

1) Remove attachment plate from frame.

ÚRemove the four hexagonal head bolts

with washers (M6 × 16) used to secure the

attachment plate at the front and back. Remove

the bolt (M6) and nut (M6) attached to the front,

and remove the attachment plate from the frame.

Attention

zThe removed screws are needed for re-installation so

do not lose them.

Attachment plate 2) Place the projector with its base facing upwards on a

soft cloth.

3) Secure the attachment plate to the projector using

the six Hex-head bolt (M6 × 30) provided.

Nut

Hexagonal

head bolt with

washer

Bolt

4) Place the projector with its bottom face down, and

install the frame.

Secure the projector to the frame using the four

hexagonal head bolts with washers (M6 × 16), bolt

(M6) and nut (M6) which were removed in step 1).

Attention

zWhen installing the frame and securing it using the

bolts, take care not to pinch your hand or ngers.

5) Attach the projection lens. (For more information on

attaching, please refer to [Attaching/removing the

projection lens (optional accessory)] in the Operating

Instructions manual of the projector.)

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Installation (continued)

Attaching the upper level projector

Another separate frame is required when stacking two frames together.

Refer to [Attaching the frame to the projector] for the installation procedure of a frame and a projector. (page 6 )

Spring washer

Adjustment feet

Hex nut

Hex head bolt

Upper frame

Lower frame

Flat washers

Adjustment nuts

Flat washer

Spring washer

Bent washer

Flat washer

Bent washer

1) Check the strength and stability of the installation

location. If there are no problems, rst adjust the

adjustment feet of the lower frame and install the

lower projector horizontally.

2) Install the hex head bolts (M10 × 140, for vertical

xing) into the four mounting holes in the lower frame

with the hex nut, spring washer, at washer and bent

washer. Use the hex nuts to secure the lower frame

and the hex head bolts (for vertical xing).

3) Place the adjustment nuts, at washer and bent

washer onto the hex head bolts (for vertical xing).

4) Align the four mounting holes in the upper frame for

the upper projector with the vertical xing hex head

bolts in the lower frame, and place the upper frame

onto the lower frame.

5) Secure the projector using the four adjustment nuts

so that it is horizontal.

6) Place the bent washer, at washer, spring washer

and hex nut (M10) onto the hex head bolts.

7) Use the hex nuts (M10) to secure rmly the upper

frame and the hex head bolts.

Attention

zThe mounting holes in the frames are used only to

attach one frame to the other. Do not use them for

any other purpose.

WARNING:

Mounting and installation must be carried out

by two or more persons.

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Adjusting the upper projector

Follow the steps below to adjust the angle of the upper projector so that the image projected on the screen

matches that of the lower projector whereby the screen size, position, and focus is already adjusted to the screen.

Only the angle of the upper projector is adjustable.

zReferring to the Operating Instructions manual of the projector, project an image on the screen and then use

the zoom and focus functions to adjust its size and focus roughly before adjusting the angle.

zLoosen the securing hex nuts

of the upper frame and then adjust the adjustment nuts.

1) Adjusting the vertical angle

Turn the four adjustment bolts to adjust the vertical angle and correct the keystone distortion on the projection screen. Make sure to turn

the right and left adjustment bolts at the front, and the right and left adjustment bolts at the rear, by the same amount.

Spring washer

Movement of the projection screen

and the vertical angle of the upper

projector.

(frame omitted from illustration)

AHex nut

Hex head bolt

Upper Frame

Lower Frame

Flat washer

Projection screen

Flat washer

Adjustment nut

Hex nut

Spring washer

Bent washer

2) Adjusting right-left inclination

Turn the four adjustment bolts to adjust the right-left inclination and correct the rotational distortion on the projection screen.

Make sure to turn the front and rear adjustment bolts on the right, and the front and rear adjustment bolts on the left, by the same

amount.

Spring washer

Movement of the projection screen

and the left-right inclination of the

upper projector.

(frame omitted from illustration)

Hex nut

Hex head bolt

Upper frame

Lower frame

Flat washer

Projection screen

Adjustment nut

Hex nut

Bent washer

3) Repeat the steps 1), 2) to make ne adjustments.

4) When adjustment is complete, tighten the hex nuts to prevent the projector from

shifting.

ENGLISH - 9

Dimensions

(Units : mm)

932 (36-11/16'')

582 (22-29/32'') 681 (26-13/16'')

175

(6-7/8'')

712 (28-1/32'')

376.5

(14-13/16'')

(1-1/4'')

Front

Specications

Adjustable range Vertical angle correction : ± 1.5 °

Left and right inclination adjustment : ± 1.5 °

Assembled external dimensions

Width : 712 mm (28-1/32")

Height : 408.5 mm (16-3/32") (with legs at shortest position)

Depth : 932 mm (36-11/16")

Weight (excluding the projector) Approx. 19.4 kg (42.8 lbs.)

SS0512NK3048 -PJ

Printed in Japan

Attention

zDispose of the packaging materials properly after taking the product out of it.

■Disposal

When discarding this product, please contact your local authorities or dealer and ask for the correct method of

disposal.

Panasonic Corporation

Web Site : https://panasonic.net/cns/projector/

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