Panasonic PT-L795U manual Standard setting-up positions, Standard setting-up dimensions

Standard setting-up positions

After determining the appropriate position for the projector by referring to the illustrations and standard setting-up dimensions given below, set up the projector. The distance L from the projector to the screen and the height H do not vary, regardless of whether the projector is being used in the floor, ceiling, front or rear positions.

L

Projected image H

	L
Lower edge of
projected image	L: Projection distance
	H: Height from lower edge of
	projected image to center of lens

Projected image

Standard setting-up dimensions

Because the projector uses a × 1.5 electronic zoom lens, it is possible to adjust the projection distance. And because there is also a function provided for adjusting the height of the lens, the height of the projector can also be adjusted relative to the position of the screen. For details, refer to pages 16 and 17.

Projection	size		Projection distance (L)
					Maximum
	Minimum
30	4’ 8”		(1.4	m)	5’3”		(1.6	m)
40	5’11”		(1.8	m)	6’ 11”		(2.1	m)
60	8’ 7”		(2.6	m)	10’ 6”		(3.2 m)
80	11’ 2”		(3.4	m)	14’ 2” (4.3 m)
100	13’ 10”		(4.2	m)	17’5”		(5.3 m)
150	20’ 5”		(6.2	m)	26’3”		(8.0	m)
200	27’ 3”		(8.3	m)	34’10”	(10.6		m)
250	33’ 10”	(10.3		m)	43’ 8”	(13.3		m)
300	40’ 1”	(12.2		m)	52’2”	(15.9		m)

NOTE:

Height from lower edge of			Height from upper edge of
projected image to center of lens (H)			projected image to center of lens (H)
0–18”	(0–0.45	m)	0– -18”	(0– -0.45 m)
0–24”	(0–0.60	m)	0– -24”	(0– -0.60 m)
0–36”	(0–0.91	m)	0– -36”	(0– -0.91 m)
0–48”	(0–1.21	m)	0– -48”	(0– -1.21 m)
0–60”	(0–1.52	m)	0– -60”	(0– -1.52 m)
0–90”	(0–2.28	m)	0– -90”	(0– -2.28 m)
0–120” (0–3.04 m)			0– -120”	(0– -3.04 m)
0–150” (0–3.81 m)			0– -150”	(0– -3.81 m)
0–180” (0–4.57 m)			0– -180”	(0– -4.57 m)

In addition, if the projector is not completely vertical with respect to the screen and horizontal with respect to the floor, distortion of the projected image will result. Adjust the projector horizon by the procedure given on page 17. The values in the table shown above are approximate.

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