Panasonic TX100FP1E Operating instructions

Brand: Panasonic

Model: TX100FP1E

Category: Data projectors

Type: Operating instructions

Operating Instructions

DLP Projector

Model No.

TX-100FP1E

M0718-0

English

Thank you for purchasing this Panasonic product.

Please read these instructions carefully before operating this product and retain

them for future reference.

Please carefully read the “Safety Precautions” of this manual before use.

The images shown in this manual are for illustrative purposes only.

Please refer to Pan European Guarantee Card if you need to contact your local

Panasonic dealer for assistance.

TY.4JBC0.004

English

■ Trademarks, etc.

•

The terms HDMI and HDMI High-Definition

Multimedia Interface, and the HDMI Logo are

trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI

Licensing Administrator, Inc. in the United

States and other countries.

•

DLNA

, the DLNA Logo and DLNA

CERTIFIED™ are trademarks, service marks,

or certification marks of the Digital Living

Network Alliance.

•

Manufactured under license from Dolby

Laboratories. Dolby, Dolby Audio, and the

double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby

Laboratories.

•

The Bluetooth

word mark and logos are

registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth

SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by

Panasonic Corporation is under license. Other

trademarks and trade names are those of their

respective owners.

•

DLP

and the DLP logo are the trademarks or

registered trademarks of Texas Instruments

Inc. in the U.S. and other countries.

•

Wi-Fi

is the trademark of Wi-Fi Alliance.

•

Android is a trademark of Google Inc.

•

This product has been licensed based on the

AVC Patent Portfolio License, VC-1 Patent

Portfolio License, and MPEG-4 Visual Patent

Portfolio License, and is not licensed for other

than the personal or non-profitable use of

customers with regard to the actions described

below.

(i) Recording the image information in

compliance with the AVC standard, VC-1

standard, and MPEG-4 Visual standard

(hereinafter, AVC/VC-1/MPEG-4 video).

(ii) Playing back the AVC/VC-1/MPEG-4 video

recorded by the consumers engaged

in personal activities, or the AVC/VC-1/

MPEG-4 video acquired from licensed

providers.

For details, refer to the MPEG LA, LLC

website (http://www.mpegla.com).

•

In addition, the various names, company

names, and product names described in

this operation manual are the trademarks

or registered trademarks of the respective

company.

Note that in this text, ® and TM marks have

not been written.

Contents

Be Sure to Read

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

Safety Precautions ........................................ 3

Before Using the Product ............................. 8

Identifying Controls ..................................... 12

Installing the Projector ................................ 16

Connections ................................................. 18

Turning on the Projector ............................. 20

Making Initial Settings ................................. 21

Home Screen ................................................ 23

Projecting Images ........................................ 24

Turning off the Projector ............................. 25

Viewing the Settings Menu ......................... 26

Making Settings ........................................... 27

USB Contents Playback Function .............. 31

Network Functions ...................................... 33

Bluetooth Speaker Function ....................... 34

Lamp/Temperature Indicator ...................... 34

Maintenance/Replacing the Lamp unit ...... 35

FAQs ............................................................. 37

Specifications .............................................. 38

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Important Notice

Panasonic does not guarantee operation and

performance of peripheral devices made by

other manufacturers; and we disclaim any

liability or damage arising from operation and/or

performance from usage of such other maker’s

peripheral devices.

This mark indicates the product operates on AC

voltage.

Safety Precautions

To help avoid risk of electrical shock, fire,

damage or injury, please follow the warnings and

cautions below:

■Mains plug and lead

Warning

If you detect anything

unusual, immediately

remove the mains plug.

●

This projector is designed to operate on AC

100-240 V, 50 / 60 Hz.

●

Insert the mains plug fully into the wall outlet.

●

To turn Off the apparatus completely, you must

pull the mains plug out of the wall outlet.

Consequently, the mains plug should be easily

accessible at all times.

●

Disconnect the mains plug when cleaning the

projector.

●

Do not touch the mains plug with wet

hands.

●

Do not damage the mains lead.

•

Do not place a heavy object

on the lead.

•

Do not place the lead near a

high temperature object.

•

Do not pull on the lead. Hold

onto the mains plug body

when disconnecting the plug.

•

Do not move the projector with the lead

plugged into a wall outlet.

•

Do not twist the lead, bend it excessively or

stretch it.

•

Do not use a damaged mains plug or wall

outlet.

•

Ensure the projector does not crush the

mains lead.

●

Do not use any mains lead other than that

provided with this projector.

●

Ensure the earth pin on the mains plug is

securely connected to prevent electrical shock.

•

An apparatus with CLASS I construction

shall be connected to a wall outlet with a

protective earthing connection.

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■Take care

Warning

●

Do not remove cases and never modify the

projector yourself as live parts are accessible

and risk of electric shock when they are

removed. There are no user serviceable parts

inside.

●

Do not expose the projector to rain or

excessive moisture. This projector must not

be exposed to dripping or splashing water and

objects filled with liquid, such as vases, must

not be placed on top of or above the projector.

●

Do not insert foreign objects into the projector

through the air inlet port or air outlet port.

●

If the projector is used in an area where insects

may easily enter the projector.

It is possible for insects to enter the projector,

such as small flies, spiders, ants, etc. which

may cause damage to the projector.

●

If the projector is used in an environment

where there is dust or smoke.

It is possible for dust/smoke particles to enter

the projector through the air inlet port or air

outlet port during normal operation which can

become trapped inside the unit. This may

cause overheating, malfunction, deterioration

in picture quality, etc.

●

Do not expose the projector to direct sunlight

and other sources of heat.

To prevent the spread

of fire, keep candles or

other open flames away

from this product at all

times

●

Do not look into the projector lens while the

projector is being used. Strong light is emitted

from the projector lens. If you look directly into

this light, it could hurt or damage your eyes.

RG2

•

If you are going to be away from the projector

for a while during use, be sure to turn it off.

•

Particularly, make sure there are no children

around.

●

Ensure that children do not climb on the

projector.

●

Do not place the projector on sloping or

unstable surfaces, and ensure that the projector

does not hang over the edge of the base.

Warning

Never place a projector in an unstable

location. A projector may fall, causing serious

personal injury or death. Many injuries,

particularly to children, can be avoided by

taking simple precautions such as:

•

Using cabinets or stands recommended by

the manufacturer of the projector.

•

Only using furniture that can safely support

the projector.

•

Ensuring the projector is not overhanging

the edge of the supporting furniture.

•

Not placing the projector on tall furniture

(for example, cupboards or bookcases).

•

Not placing the projector on cloth or other

materials that may be located between the

projector and supporting furniture.

•

Educating children about the dangers of

climbing on furniture to reach the projector

or its controls.

If your existing projector is being retained and

relocated, the same considerations as above

should be applied.

●

Do not turn on the projector while the top cover

is still closed. This could lead to fire.

●

Do not bring your hand or any object close to

the air outlet port. Hot air is emitted from the air

outlet port, which could result in burns, injury,

or deformations.

●

Do not apply strong force or impact. This could

cause the projector lens or lamp to break,

resulting in an injury.

●

Do not place anything on the projector lens

during use. Strong light is emitted from the

projector lens. Placing an object on the

projector lens could result in fire, damage to

the object, or damage to the projector.

●

Do not stand in front of the projector lens

during use. Strong light is emitted from the

projector lens. Standing in front of the projector

lens could spoil your clothes, or result in burns.

●

Do not connect headphones or earphones

to the analogue sound output terminal.

The excessive sound pressure from the

headphones or earphones could cause hearing

impairment.

●

Frequently remove the dirt adhering on to the

air inlet port / air outlet port. If you do not clean

the projector for a long time, dirt may collect

inside the projector, resulting in fire or damage.

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■Handling the lamp unit

Warning

●

Before replacing the lamp unit, be sure to turn

off the mains power, and then remove the

mains plug from the wall outlet. If you perform

work without removing the mains plug, it could

result in an electric shock or bursting of the

lamp.

●

Please request your local Panasonic dealer for

lamp unit replacement.

●

Do not disassemble the lamp unit. Bursting of

the lamp could cause injury.

●

When replacing the lamp unit, do not remove

any screws other than those indicated. Doing

so could result in an electric shock, burns, or

injury.

●

Replace the lamp unit after turning off the

projector, and waiting for the lamp to cool down

(wait for at least one hour). The inside of the

cover is very hot, and could cause burns.

●

If the lamp bursts, do not touch it and bring

your face close to it. You may get hurt from the

scattered glass pieces, or may inhale the gas

emitted from the bursting of the lamp.

•

Immediately perform ventilation. If the

emitted gas is inhaled or enters the eyes and

mouth, immediately consult the doctor.

•

The gas emitted as a result of bursting of

the lamp contains as much mercury as in a

fluorescent lamp.

•

Request your local dealer for lamp

replacement and cleaning inside the

projector.

●

Do not use an old lamp unit (a lamp unit that

has exceeded its effective service life). If you

continue to use such a lamp, it may burst.

•

The lamp unit is a consumable.

■Radio waves

Warning

●

Do not use the projector in any medical

institutions or locations with medical

equipment. Radio waves may interfere with the

medical equipment and may cause accidents

due to malfunction.

●

Do not use the projector near any automatic

control equipment such as automatic doors or

fire alarms. Radio waves may interfere with the

automatic control equipment and may cause

accidents due to malfunction.

●

Keep at least 15 cm away from the projector

if you have a cardiac pacemaker. Radio

waves may interfere with the operation of the

pacemaker.

●

Do not disassemble or alter the projector in any

way.

■Built-in wireless LAN

Caution

●

Do not use the built-in wireless LAN to connect

to any wireless network (SSID

) for which you

do not have usage rights. Such networks may

be listed as a result of searches. However,

using them may be regarded as illegal access.

SSID is a name for identifying a particular

wireless network for transmission.

●

Do not subject the built-in wireless LAN to high

temperatures, direct sunlight or moisture.

●

Data transmitted and received over radio

waves may be intercepted and monitored.

●

The built-in wireless LAN uses 2.4 GHz

and 5 GHz frequency bands. To avoid

malfunctions or slow response caused by

radio wave interference when using the built-in

wireless LAN, keep the projector away from

other devices that use 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz

signals such as other wireless LAN devices,

microwave ovens, and mobile phones.

●

When problems occur due to static electricity,

etc., the projector might stop operating to

protect itself. In this case, turn the projector off

at the MAIN POWER switch, then turn it back

on.

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■Bluetooth

wireless technology

Caution

●

The projector uses the 2.4 GHz radio

frequency ISM band (Bluetooth

). To avoid

malfunctions or slow response caused by radio

wave interference, keep the projector away

from the devices such as other wireless LAN

devices, other Bluetooth devices, microwaves,

mobile phones and the devices that use

2.4 GHz signal.

■Ventilation

Caution

●

Do not cover the air inlet port or air outlet port.

This could result in trapping of heat inside the

projector, leading to fire.

•

When installing the projector, be sure to

leave a gap of at least 50 cm from the air

inlet port or air outlet port.

•

Do not use the projector at locations with

poor ventilation.

•

Do not turn the projector on its back or

sideways, and never use it in an inverted

state.

■Moving the projector

Caution

Before moving the projector, disconnect all

cables.

●

Do not hold the top cover while moving or

installing the projector. This could result in

product damage or breakage.

■When not in use for a long time

Caution

This projector will still consume some power

when the projector has been turned off by the

power On / Off button on the remote control or

the projector.

●

Turn “OFF” the MAIN POWER switch and

remove the mains plug from the wall outlet

when the projector is not in use for a prolonged

period of time.

■Battery for the Remote Control

Caution

●

Incorrect installation may cause battery

leakage, corrosion and explosion.

●

Replace only with the same or equivalent type.

●

Do not mix old and new batteries.

●

Do not mix different battery types (such as

alkaline and manganese batteries).

●

Do not use rechargeable batteries (Ni-Cd,

etc.).

●

Do not burn or break up batteries.

●

Do not expose batteries to excessive heat such

as sunshine, fire or the like.

●

Make sure you dispose of batteries correctly.

●

Remove the battery from the unit when not

using for a prolonged period of time to prevent

battery leakage, corrosion and explosion.

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Features of the projector

Equipped with an ultra-short throw

lens

►Thisproductisequippedwithanultra-short

throw lens that can project images up to a

maximum size of 120 inches from near a wall

or a distance close to the screen.

►Itsavesspaceasnoconstructionworkis

required for installation.

High luminance

►Duetoahigh-luminancelightsource,images

can be displayed even during the day and in

rooms where lights have not been dimmed.

Equipped with surround speakers

►Withthehelpofhighoutputspeakerswith

double woofers having a total output of 32 W,

high presence powerful sound can be enjoyed.

Supports DLNA

►Awirelessconnectioncanbeestablishedwith

DLNA compatible devices so that you can

view contents on the projector.

Mirroring function

►Youcanviewthescreenofyoursmartphone

or tablet device on the projector if it supports

the mirroring function.

Bluetooth speaker function

►BypairingaBluetoothdevice,suchasyour

smartphone, you can play back the music

contents of the Bluetooth device on the

projector.

Customer support website

The software version upgrade information,

application information, information about the

functions, and frequently asked questions are

provided on the customer support website.

You can view these from your PC.

http://panasonic.jp/support/global/cs/tv/

(English only)

Please note that the contents posted on the

website are subject to change.

DLP Projector

Declaration of Conformity (DoC)

“Hereby, Panasonic Corporation declares that

this projector is in compliance with the essential

requirements and other relevant provisions of the

Directive 2014/53/EU.”

If you want to get a copy of the original DoC of

this projector, please visit the following website:

http://www.ptc.panasonic.eu/doc

Authorized Representative:

Panasonic Testing Centre

Panasonic Marketing Europe GmbH

Winsbergring 15, D-22525 Hamburg, Germany

5.15 – 5.35 GHz band of wireless LAN is

restricted to indoor operation only in the

following countries.

Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic,

Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany,

Iceland, Italy, Greece, Spain, Cyprus, Latvia,

Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Hungary,

Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal,

Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Turkey, Finland,

Sweden, Switzerland, Croatia

Maximum radio-frequency power transmitted in

the frequency bands

Type of wireless Frequency band Maximum EIRP

Wireless LAN

2 412-2 472 MHz 20 dBm

5 150-5 250 MHz 23 dBm

5 250-5 350 MHz 23 dBm

5 470-5 725 MHz 23 dBm

Bluetooth 2 402-2 480 MHz 9 dBm

Main function of this projector is output audio to

speaker, and/or image to screen including home

screen, function menu, content selection menu

and screen by pause.

In case of there is neither image nor audio,

projector will go to standby within 20 minutes.

This projector is implemented power

management switch to standby / networked

standby

– within 20 minutes at AV mute which push both

A.MUTE and V.MUTE on remote.

– within 4 hours at main function following the

last user interaction.

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Before Using the

Product

Carrying the projector

•

When carrying the projector, hold it from the

bottom so that excess vibrations and impact

are not applied. Failure to do so could cause

scratches or damage the internal parts.

•

Do not carry the projector with the adjuster

legs ( P. 17) in an extended state. This

could damage the adjuster legs.

Installing the projector

■ Install the projector on a level and flat

location

Make sure the location is rigid and not wobbly.

■ Do not install the projector outdoor

This projector is for indoor use.

■ Do not install the projector at the following

locations

•

Locations that are not level: This could result

in incorrect operation and product damage.

•

Locations subjected to vibrations and impact,

such as vehicles, ships, etc.: This could cause

scratches or damage to the internal parts.

•

Locations subjected to direct sunlight, or near

heaters: This could result in deformation of the

main unit, or cause scratches or damage to

the internal parts.

•

Locations where there is a risk of salinity, and

locations where corrosive gases may occur:

This could result in product damage due to

corrosion. This may also affect the life of the

components, or damage the product.

•

Near the air conditioner vent: Depending on

the usage environment, “fluctuations” may

rarely occur on the screen as a result of the

heated air from the air outlet port, or hot or

cold air from the air conditioner.

•

Locations with severe temperature variations,

such as near lighting equipment (studio lamps,

etc.): This could affect the service life of the

lamp, or result in deformation or damage of

the main unit due to heat.

The operating temperature of the projector is

between 5°C and 35°C (below 2500 m from

the sea level).

•

Near a high-voltage wire or power source:

This could interfere with the operation of the

projector.

Procedure for projecting images

See each page for more details.

1 Install the projector

P. 16

2 Connect the projector with an

external device

P. 18

3 Connect the mains lead

P. 19

4 Turn on the projector

P. 20

5 Make initial settings

P. 21

•

This is the procedure for turning on

and using the projector for the first

time after purchase.

6 Select the input source to project

P. 24

7 Adjust the image quality

P. 24

● The illustrations, screens, etc. in this manual

are images, and may be different from those

in reality.

● The pages to be referenced are indicated by

P. OO in this manual.

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Handling the projector

■ To view clear images

To view clear images with a high contrast,

prepare a proper environment. To prevent

outside light or light from indoor lamps from

shining onto the screen surface, draw the

window curtains or blinds, and turn off the lights

close to the screen surface.

■ Do not touch the surface of the projector

lens with bare hands

If the projector lens surface becomes dirty from

fingerprints or anything else, it will be magnified

and projected onto the screen, thus preventing

you from viewing clear images.

Also, close the top cover when the projector is

not in use.

■ Lamp

A high-pressure mercury lamp with a high

internal pressure is used as the light source in

this projector.

The high-pressure mercury lamp has the

following features.

•

The lamp luminosity deteriorates with

continued use.

•

The lamp may emit a loud noise and burst

due to impact, scratches, or degradation

with continued use, and its life may become

exhausted.

•

The service life of the lamp may vary

significantly depending on individual

differences and usage conditions. Particularly,

continued use for 12 hours or more, and

frequent turning on and off of power may

hasten the degradation of the lamp and

significantly affect its service life.

•

Very rarely, the lamp may burst soon after the

projector starts working.

•

The possibility of lamp breakage increases as

the replacement period is exceeded. Replace

the lamp unit when it is time to replace.

(“Lamp unit replacement period” P. 36,

“Lamp unit replacement procedure” P. 36)

•

When the lamp bursts, the internal gas gushes

out and may look like fumes. Immediately

perform ventilation, and do not inhale the gas.

■ Connecting with external devices

Before connecting an external device, be sure

to thoroughly understand the contents of this

manual, including the use of the mains lead and

cables.

■ Focus adjustment

P. 25

Due to the heat of the light from the light source,

the projector lens does not have a stable focus

immediately after it is turned on. Panasonic

recommends adjusting the focus after at least

30 minutes have elapsed since projection of

images.

■ When using the projector below 1500 m

from the sea level, be sure to set the [High

Altitude mode] to [Off] (The default value is

[Off])

P. 29

Failure to do so could affect the life of the

components, or damage the product.

■ When using the projector above 1500 m

but below 2500 m from the sea level, be

sure to set the [High Altitude mode] to [On]

P. 29

Failure to do so could affect the life of the

components, or damage the product.

■ Do not install the projector at a location

that is 2500 m or higher from the sea level

Failure to do so could affect the life of the

components, or damage the product.

■ Installation precautions

•

Do not use the projector

sideways.

•

Do not cover the air inlet

port or air outlet port of the

projector. P. 15

•

During installation of the

projector, ensure that the

cold air or hot air from the air

conditioner does not come in direct contact

with the air inlet port or air outlet port of the

projector.

•

Do not install the projector in an enclosed

location.

When installing the projector in an enclosed

location, be sure to provide separate air

conditioning and ventilation equipment. In the

case of insufficient ventilation, the exhaust

heat may pile up, which could activate the

protective circuit of the projector.

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is reduced.

Security-related settings may not have been

made immediately after the purchase of a

wireless LAN device. In order to reduce the

possibility of occurrence of security problems, the

customer is requested to ensure that all security-

related settings have been made for the wireless

LAN devices, and the operation manual of each

wireless LAN device is followed.

Please note that due to the specifications of the

wireless LAN, security settings may be breached

by special methods.

Panasonic recommends the customer to properly

understand the problems that may occur if the

product is used without making security settings,

and to use the product after making security-

related settings based on the decision and

responsibility of the customer themselves.

Disposal

The lamp contains mercury. When discarding the

product and the removed old lamp unit, please

contact your local authorities or dealer and ask

for the correct method of disposal.

Security-related requests

The use of this product is likely to be

accompanied with the following dangers.

•

Leakage of private information of customers

using this product

•

Unauthorized operation of the product by a

malicious third party

•

Interference or stopping of operation of the

product by a malicious third party

Use the projector with a safe and secure network

by setting a firewall, etc.

Security-related cautions when using a

wireless LAN product

In the case of wireless LAN, information is

exchanged between the computer or a similar

device and wireless access points by using radio

waves rather than a LAN cable, and therefore,

there is an advantage that a LAN connection can

be freely established as long as radio waves can

reach the location.

On the other hand, if the radio waves are within

a certain range, they will reach all locations by

surpassing the obstacles (such as walls), and

therefore, if security-related settings have not

been made, the following problems may occur.

•

Communication contents may be stolen

A malicious third person may deliberately

intercept the radio waves, and may steal the

following communication contents.

– Personal information such as ID, password,

credit card number, etc.

– E-mail contents

•

There may be an unauthorized entry

A malicious third person may access a

personal or company’s network without

permission, and the following unauthorized

actions may be performed.

– Extracting personal information and

confidential information (information

leakage)

– Communicating under the pretext of some

particular person so that unauthorized

information can be let out (spoofing)

– Rewriting and dispatching intercepted

communication contents (falsification)

– Sending out a computer virus, etc. so as to

damage the data or system (destruction)

Essentially, a wireless LAN adapter and wireless

LAN access point are equipped with a security

mechanism to handle such problems, and

therefore, by making security-related settings

for a wireless LAN product, and then using the

product, the possibility of occurrence of problems

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Checking the accessories

Check that all of the accessories shown below

have been included with your projector. The

quantity is indicated by < >.

Remote control <1>

(TZZ00002278A)

P. 12

Batteries <2>

● R6

P. 13

Mains lead <1>

P. 19

Operating Instructions <1>

Caution

● Be sure to dispose of the packaging material

properly after taking out the product.

● Do not use the mains lead provided with

the projector for any device other than the

projector.

● If any accessory is lost, contact your local

dealer.

● Store the accessories properly at a place that

is out of reach of children and infants.

Note

● The product number of accessories is likely to

be changed without prior intimation.

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1 Power On / Off button

Turns the power On / Off when the MAIN

POWER switch at the rear of the projector is

“ON”.

2 <STILL> button

Temporarily pauses the image. (Press this

button again to return to the original screen)

3 <HOME> button

Displays the home screen.

P. 23

4 <OFF TIMER> button

Sets the time for the projector to

automatically turn off. (Press this button and

select the time)

5 <SETTINGS> button

Displays the Settings menu screen. P. 26

Displays the [OPTION Selection] screen

when an HDMI device is connected to the

projector and [HDMI CEC] is set to [On].

P. 30

6 Colour buttons

Use these buttons according to the

instructions on the screen.

7 <ZOOM> button

Zooms in and zooms out the images.

8 <USB> button

Switches the input to USB.

P. 31

9 <HDMI> button

Switches the input to HDMI. If you press

this button during HDMI input, the HDMI1 /

HDMI2 select screen is displayed.

10 <LAMP> button

Switches the lamp power mode.

P. 28

11 <ASPECT> button

Switches the screen mode (image aspect

ratio).

P. 27

12 <KEYSTONE> buttons

Correct the keystone distortion.

13 <PICTURE> button

Switches the image mode.

P. 27

14 <INFO> button

Displays the information about the image

and other details.

15 <SOUND> button

Switches the sound mode.

P. 28

buttons, <OK> button

Used to operate the menu screen.

Left Right

Down

Enter

(To the next

screen)

17 <BACK/RETURN> button

Used to return to the previous screen and to

cancel the menu screen.

18 <V.MUTE> button

Use this button to temporarily clear the

image.

(Press this button again to cancel the

setting)

19 <VOL> button

Used to adjust the volume.

20 <A.MUTE> button

Use this button to temporarily mute the

sound.

(Press this button again to cancel the

setting)

Identifying Controls

Remote control

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21 <DLNA> button

Switches to the DLNA function. P. 33

22 Image/sound playback buttons

Used to play back, pause, fast-forward, and

rewind images/sound.

23 <CAST> button

Switches to the mirroring function.

P. 33

Caution

● Take care not to drop the remote control.

● Keep the remote control away from liquids.

● Do not disassemble or repair the remote

control.

● Do not use expired batteries together with new

ones.

● Do not use other than the specified batteries.

● Insert the batteries observing the correct

polarity (+, -).

● In addition, read the battery-related contents

described in “Safety Precautions”.

Note

● Operate the remote control within

approximately 7 m from the front surface of

the remote control signal receiver. Further,

the remote control can be operated up to an

angle of ±15° in the above, below, left, and

right directions, but the operable range may be

short.

● If there are any obstacles between the remote

control and remote control signal receiver, the

remote control may not operate correctly.

● If strong light, such as that from a fluorescent

lamp shines onto the remote control signal

receiver, projector operation may not be

possible. Place the projector as far away from

light sources as possible.

Remote control

signal receiver

Inserting and Removing Batteries

Open the cover of the battery

insertion part.

Insert the size R6 batteries from

the (-) side, and close the cover of

the battery insertion part.

•

Follow the procedure in the reverse order

when removing the batteries.

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Projector

■ Indicators

1 Power indicator

Lit up red:

The projector has been turned off by

the power On / Off button on the remote

control or the projector

Lit up green:

The projector has been turned on by

the power On / Off button on the remote

control or the projector

Flashing green:

The projector is starting up

Lit up orange:

The cooling fan is operating, or the music

contents of the Bluetooth device are being

played back

2 Bluetooth indicator

Flashing blue:

The projector and Bluetooth device are

being paired

Lit up blue:

The projector and Bluetooth device are

connected

3 Lamp indicator

Flashing red:

An error has occurred in the lamp

4 Temperature indicator

Flashing red:

The projector has a high internal

temperature.

■ Connection terminals and mains power

switch

5 HDMI1 - 2 input terminals

Connect HDMI-compatible playback

devices.

By connecting an ARC (audio return

channel) compatible digital audio device

to HDMI2, the sound signal input to the

projector can be output.

6 USB terminal

Connect a USB device.

This symbol indicates DC operation.

7 Digital sound output (optical) terminal

Outputs the sound signal input to the

projector.

Connect a device compatible with optical

digital sound input.

8 Analogue sound output terminal

Outputs the sound signal input to the

projector.

Connect a device compatible with analogue

sound input.

9 AC IN terminal

Connect the mains lead provided as an

accessory.

10 MAIN POWER switch

Turns the mains power of the projector “ON”

/ “OFF”.

Front

Rear

9 105 6 7 8

1 42 3

Indicator position

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Left side

Right side

11 Projector lens

Caution

● Do not look into the projector lens.

12 Top cover

Can be opened by hand when an image is

projected on the screen.

Air outlet port

Caution

● Do not cover the air outlet port of the

projector.

14 Lamp cover

Remove when replacing the lamp unit.

15 Lamp unit

The lamp unit is present inside the projector.

16 Focus lever

Adjusts the focus.

Air inlet port

Caution

● Do not cover the air inlet port of the

projector.

18 Speaker

The speaker is present inside the projector.

■ Operation buttons

19 Power On / Off button

Turns the power On / Off when the MAIN

POWER switch at the rear of the projector is

“ON”.

20 Volume button

Used to adjust the volume.

21 Input selector button

Switches the input source.

20 21

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Installing the Projector

Forms of installation

There are two forms of installing the projector. Set the [Projection Mode] ( P. 29) in the Settings

menu in accordance with the form of installation.

■ Installing on the floor or table, and

projecting images on the screen in front

Install the projector in front of the screen, and

project images.

This is the most common method of installing

the projector, and enables easy installation

and movement of the projector.

Settings menu item Set value

[Projection Mode] [Front]

■ Installing on the floor or table, and

projecting images from the back of the

screen

Install the projector behind the screen, and

project images from the back of the screen.

It is necessary to use a transmission type

screen.

Settings menu item Set value

[Projection Mode] [Rear]

Projection relation

Install the projector with reference to the figure below and the projection distance. Note that the

projected image size can be changed between 60 inch and 120 inch depending on the screen size

and screen position. (The projected image aspect ratio is 16:9.)

Height

Width

Diagonal length

Projected image

Screen

Projector lens

Distance from the floor up to the projected image

Projection distance from the projector

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Projection distance

(The dimensions shown in the table below have a slight error.)

Projected image size

Projection distance

from the projector

Distance from the floor

up to the projected image

Diagonal length Width Height

(Inch) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)

60 1524 1328 747 170 419

80 2032 1771 996 272 456

100 2540 2214 1245 374 492

120 3048 2657 1494 476 527

Adjusting the adjuster legs

If the projector is not level, or is not parallel to

the screen surface, the projected image may

have keystone distortion. Adjust the height with

the adjuster legs (three locations), and install

the projector so that the projected image is

rectangular.

You can extend the adjuster legs by turning.

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If the projected image has keystone distortion

even after adjusting the height, make fine

adjustments with the <KEYSTONE> buttons

on the remote control, or from [Keystone]

( P. 29) in the Settings menu.

Adjuster legs

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Connections

Before connections

•

Before connections, be sure to thoroughly read the manual of the external devices to be connected

to the projector.

•

Connect the cables after turning off the mains power to each device.

•

Do not increase the length of the cables unnecessarily. The longer the cable length, the more the

effect of noise. If you use the product with cables in the wound state, they will act as an antenna,

which would further increase the effect of noise.

Example of connecting external devices

1 HDMI-compatible playback device

(TV tuner, DVD/Blu-ray Disc Player, etc.)

2 HDMI cable

3 USB memory, etc.

4 Digital audio device

(Digital amplifier, digital speaker system,

etc.)

5 Optical digital cable

6 Analogue audio device

(Speaker, etc.)

7 3.5 mm audio cable

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Note

● External devices and cables, etc. are not provided as accessories along with the projector.

● When connecting an external device, turn off the mains power to all devices.

● Use an HDMI High Speed cable conforming to HDMI standards as the HDMI cable. If you use a

cable that does not conform to HDMI standards, the projector may not operate properly as images

may be broken or may not be reflected.

● This projector does not support VIERA Link.

● If images are not displayed even selecting the correct input source, make sure the external devices

are turned on, operating, and cables have been properly connected.

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menu. P. 28

● Depending on the tip of the cable and the shape of the device, it may not be possible to connect to

a terminal.

● Panasonic shall not be responsible for any damage occurring as a result of an incorrect operation

or hang-up due to an unintended combination of connected devices, software, etc.

Connecting the mains lead

When connecting the mains lead at the rear of the projector, be sure to firmly insert it right till the end

so as to prevent it from coming out.

•

Be sure to use the mains lead supplied with the projector.

•

Insert the mains plug into the wall outlet after completing all connections.

•

When removing the mains lead, be sure to first remove the mains plug from the wall outlet.

Wall outlet

AC 100-240 V,

50/60 Hz

Mains plug

Mains lead

Check the shape and

match the orientation

while connecting.

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Turning on the

Projector

Before turning on the projector, make sure the

installation and connections are complete.

Open the top cover by hand as

shown in the figure.

•

Open the cover by sliding while slightly

lifting it up.

•

Do not hold the four corners of the top

cover. If you open the cover by holding

the four corners, the cover may be

damaged.

Turn “ON” the MAIN POWER

switch.

•

When you turn on the switch, the power

indicator will light up red.

Press the power On / Off button

on the remote control or the

projector to start the projector.

•

After the power indicator flashes green, it

lights up in green, and pictures start to be

projected.

•

It may take some time from the start

of the projector until the projection of

images starts.

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