Instrukcja obsługi Panasonic PT-LW333U
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Operating Instructions
Functional Manual
LCD Projector Commercial Use
Thank you for purchasing this Panasonic Product.
■ Before operating this product, please read the instructions carefully, and save this manual
for future use.
■ Before using your projector, be sure to read “Read this rst!” (x pages 4 to 11).
Model No.
PT-LW373
PT-LW333
PT-LB423
PT-LB383
PT-LB353
PT-LB303
ENGLISH
DPQP1122ZA
2 - ENGLISH
Contents
Contents
Read this first! 4 ............................................
Chapter 1 Preparation
Precautions for use 14 .................................................
Cautions when transporting 14 ..................................
Cautions when installing 14 .......................................
Security 15 ................................................................
Cautions on use 15 ...................................................
Notes on Using Wireless Connection 16 ...................
Disposal 17 ................................................................
Accessories 18 ..........................................................
Contents of the supplied CD-ROM 19 .......................
Optional accessories 19 ............................................
About your projector 20 ...............................................
Remote control 20 .....................................................
Projector body 21 ......................................................
Preparing the remote control 25 .................................
Inserting and Removing batteries 25 .........................
When using the multiple projectors 25 ......................
Chapter 2 Getting Started
Setting up 27 .................................................................
Installation mode 27 ..................................................
Parts for ceiling mount (Optional) ......................... 27
Screen size and throw distance 28 ...........................
Adjusting adjustable foot 31 ......................................
Connecting 32 ...............................................................
Before connecting 32 ................................................
Connecting example : AV equipment 33 ...................
Connecting example : Computers 34 ........................
Chapter 3 Basic Operations
Powering on/off 37 .......................................................
Connecting the power cord 37 ..................................
Power indicator 37 .....................................................
Powering On the Projector 38 ...................................
A PIN code input screen appears 38 ........................
Making adjustments and selections 39 .....................
Powering Off the Projector 39 ...................................
Projecting 40 .................................................................
Selecting the input signal 40 .....................................
How to adjust the state of the image 40 ....................
Basic operations by using the remote control 41 .....
Using the automatic setup function 41 ......................
Switching the input signal 41 .....................................
Switching the aspect ratio of the image 42 ................
Using the keystone distortion and curved
correction functions 42 ...........................................
Using the information function 43 ..............................
Using the freeze function 43 ......................................
Using the AV mute function 43 ..................................
Using the presentation timer function 43 ...................
Switching the lamp power 43 ....................................
Using the digital zoom function 44 ............................
Controlling the volume of the speaker 44 ..................
Switching the image mode 44 ...................................
Using the mute function 45 ........................................
Using the Daylight View Lite function 45 ...................
Setting the remote control ID numbers 45 .................
Chapter 4 Settings
Menu Navigation 47 ......................................................
Navigating through the menu 47 ...............................
Main menu 48 ............................................................
Sub-menu 49 .............................................................
Input menu 51 ...............................................................
Switching the input source 51 ...................................
[Display] menu 52 .........................................................
[Auto PC adj.] 52 .......................................................
[Fine sync] 52 ............................................................
[H Position] 52 ...........................................................
[V Position] 53 ...........................................................
[H.Size] 53 .................................................................
[Aspect] 53 ................................................................
[Project way] 54 .........................................................
[Menu position] 54 .....................................................
[Background display] 54 ............................................
[System] 54 ...............................................................
[Color adjust] menu 55 .................................................
[Image mode] 55 .......................................................
[Contrast] 55 ..............................................................
[Brightness] 55 ..........................................................
[Color] 56 ...................................................................
[Tint] 56 ......................................................................
[Color temp.] 56 .........................................................
[Red] / [Green] / [Blue] 56 ..........................................
[Sharpness] 57 ..........................................................
[Daylight View] 57 ......................................................
[Setting] menu 58 .........................................................
[On start] 58 ...............................................................
[Standby mode] 58 ....................................................
[High land] 58 ............................................................
[Lamp control] 59 .......................................................
[Cooling fast] 59 ........................................................
[Closed caption] 59 ....................................................
[Key lock] 60 ..............................................................
[Iris] 60 .......................................................................
[Sound] 60 .................................................................
[HDMI Setup] 61 ........................................................
[Expand] menu 62 .........................................................
[Language] 62 ...........................................................
[Auto setup] 62 ..........................................................
Contents
ENGLISH - 3
[Keystone] 64 ............................................................
[Logo] 67 ...................................................................
[Security] 69 ..............................................................
[Power management] 70 ...........................................
[Filter counter] 71 ......................................................
[Test pattern] 71 .........................................................
[Network] 72 ..............................................................
[Remote control] 73 ...................................................
[Factory default] 73 ....................................................
[Memory Viewer] menu 74 ...........................................
[Set Slide] 74 .............................................................
[Slide Transition Effect] ......................................... 74
[Sort Order] 74 ...........................................................
[Rotate] 74 .................................................................
[Best Fit] 75 ...............................................................
[Repeat] 75 ................................................................
[Apply] 75 ..................................................................
[Info.] menu 76 .............................................................
[Info.] 76 ....................................................................
Chapter 5 Operation of Function
About Memory Viewer function 78 ..............................
What you can project with the Memory Viewer
function 78 ..............................................................
Cautions on using USB Memory 78 ..........................
Displaying the Memory Viewer screen 79 .................
Playing the pictures 79 ..............................................
Executing the slide 79 ...............................................
Playing the video 79 ..................................................
Displaying the PDF 80 ..............................................
Termination of the Memory Viewer 80 .......................
USB Display function 81 ..............................................
When using Windows 81 ...........................................
When using Mac OS 82 ............................................
Network connection 83 ................................................
When connecting via wired LAN 83 ..........................
When connecting via wireless LAN 84 ......................
About Presenter Light 86 .............................................
About VueMagic Pro 87 ...............................................
Web control function 88 ...............................................
Computer that can be used for setting 88 .................
Accessing from the web browser 88 .........................
Chapter 6 Maintenance
Power/Warning Indicators 95 ......................................
When an indicator lights up 95 ..................................
Maintenance/replacement....................................... 97
Before performing maintenance/replacement 97 ......
Maintenance 97 .........................................................
Replacing the unit 99 .................................................
Troubleshooting 102 ....................................................
Chapter 7 Appendix
Technical Information 104 ...........................................
Using the PJLink protocol 104 ...................................
<SERIAL IN> terminal 105 ........................................
List of compatible signals 108 ...................................
Specications ........................................................ 110
Dimensions ............................................................ 112
Ceiling mount bracket safeguards....................... 113
Index ....................................................................... 114
Contents
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