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Chapter 1 Preparation - Precautions for use Contents of the supplied CD-ROM The contents of the supplied CD-ROM are as follow. Instruction/list (PDF) Software Operating Instructions Operating Instructions - Multi Monitoring & Control Software Operating Instructions - Presenter Light Software List of Compatible Device Models This is a list of projectors that are compatible with the Multi Monitoring & Control Software and its restrictions. Software license The license condition for the open source software used in the projector is contained as a PDF file. Multi Monitoring & Control Software (Windows) This software allows you to monitor and control multiple displays (projector or flat panel display) connected to the LAN. - The Multi Monitoring & Control Software and Presenter Light Software are only for PT-LW373, PT-LW333, PT-LB423, PT-LB383 and PT-LB353. Note ffThe "List of Compatible Device Models" for the flat panel display compatible with the "Multi Monitoring & Control Software" can be downloaded from the Panasonic website (https://panasonic.net/cns/prodisplays/). Optional accessories Options Ceiling Mount Bracket Replacement Lamp Unit Replacement Filter Unit D-SUB - S Video conversion cable Wireless Module Model No. ET-PKL100H (for high ceilings) ET-PKL100S (for low ceilings) ET-PKL420B (Projector Mount Bracket) ET-LAL500 ET-RFL300 ET-ADSV ET-WML100E / ET-WML100U*1 - The Wireless Module is only for PT-LW373, PT-LW333, PT-LB423, PT-LB383 and PT-LB353. *1 In this document, the alphabet letters at the end of the model numbers are omitted. Note ffThe model numbers of optional accessories are subject to change without prior notice. ENGLISH - 19

Section	Page
Read this first!	4
Chapter 1 Preparation	13
Precautions for use	14
Cautions when transporting	14
Cautions when installing	14
Security	15
Cautions on use	15
Notes on Using Wireless Connection	16
Storage	17
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	26
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	36
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	46
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
[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	77
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	78
Playing the pictures	79
Executing the slide	79
Termination of the Memory Viewer	79
USB Display function	80
When using Windows	80
When using Mac OS	81
Network connection	82
When connecting via wired LAN	82
When connecting via wireless LAN	83
About Presenter Light	85
About VueMagic Pro	86
Web control function	87
Computer that can be used for setting	87
Accessing from the web browser	87
Chapter 6 Maintenance	93
Power/Warning Indicators	94
When an indicator lights up	94
Maintenance/replacement	96
Before performing maintenance/replacement	96
Maintenance	96
Replacing the unit	98
Troubleshooting	101
Chapter 7 Appendix	102
Technical Information	103
Using the PJLink protocol	103
<SERIAL IN> terminal	104
List of compatible signals	107
Specifications	109
Dimensions	111
Ceiling mount bracket safeguards	112