Connecting example AV equipment, Connections

Getting Started

Connections

Connecting example: AV equipment

Connecting with VIDEO IN/S-VIDEO IN

To S-VIDEO output

DVD player

To video output or	Video player
audio output
Audio system

NOTE:

• When you connect more than one AV equipment, switch the audio connection manually.

Connecting with DVI-D IN

To computer output

To HDMI output

HDMI equipped DVD

player (HDCP) To audio output

Audio system

NOTE:

•DVI-D is single link.

•Prepare a HDMI - DVI-D cable for HDMI connection.

•You may need to change the setting of the DVI EDID in DISPLAY OPTION menu with some DVI-D IN connection. See “DVI-D IN” on page 40.

•Malfunction may occur or other problems could be encountered with some kind of HDMI or DVI equipment.

•When connecting to the DVI-D IN terminal, you can switch the audio input terminal between COMPUTER AUDIO IN 2 and AUDIO IN. See “AUDIO SETTING” on page 44.

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Panasonic PT-F300E Connecting example AV equipment, Connections, Connecting with Video IN/S-VIDEO, Connecting with DVI-D

PT-F300NTE, PT-F300E specifications

The Panasonic PT-F300E and PT-F300NTE are advanced projectors that deliver exceptional performance and versatility for various applications, from educational environments to corporate settings. Both models incorporate cutting-edge technologies and design features that make them stand out in the competitive projector market.

One of the primary features of the PT-F300E and PT-F300NTE is their impressive brightness levels, achieving up to 3000 ANSI lumens. This high brightness makes them suitable for use in well-lit rooms, ensuring that presentations remain clear and vibrant without the need for dimming the lights. Furthermore, the projectors utilize a high-quality LCD panel that enhances color reproduction and overall image quality, delivering bright, vivid images that captivate audiences.

In terms of resolution, both models support native XGA (1024 x 768) resolution, making them ideal for displaying standard-definition content. The projectors incorporate DLP technology, which helps in producing sharp images with excellent contrast ratios. This is particularly beneficial for detailed visuals, such as graphs and charts, ensuring that every element is easily visible to viewers.

Connectivity features are versatile and user-friendly, with multiple input options including HDMI, VGA, and component video. This wide range of connectivity allows users to easily connect laptops, cameras, and other devices, making it convenient for various setup scenarios. Additionally, the projectors support network capabilities, enabling remote monitoring and control, which is especially useful for institutions with multiple units deployed across locations.

Another significant characteristic of the PT-F300E and PT-F300NTE is their low maintenance requirements. The projectors are designed with long-lasting components, including a lamp life that lasts up to 6,000 hours in economy mode. This longevity reduces the need for frequent replacements, lowering running costs and making them more economical over time.

Furthermore, these projectors feature advanced cooling technology to minimize noise levels, ensuring a quieter operation that doesn't distract from the presentation content. This is particularly important in classroom environments where concentration is key.

In conclusion, the Panasonic PT-F300E and PT-F300NTE projectors combine brightness, high-resolution imaging, versatile connectivity, and low maintenance, making them an excellent choice for a wide range of applications. Their robust features and reliable performance make them a trusted option for educators and professionals alike, ensuring that they can deliver impactful presentations with ease.

Contents

PT-F300E Important Safety Notice To rain or moisture Important Safety Notice For business users in the European Union Declaration of Conformity Declaration of Conformity DoC English Contents Contents SettingsMaintenance Appendix Precautions with regard to safety Do not set up the projector outdoors Precautions with regard to safetyDo not look into the lens while the projector is being used Use only the specified batteries Remove the used batteries from the remote control promptlyDo not put your weight on this projector Do not mix old and new batteries Liquid crystal panel SecurityOrder to get the best picture quality Optical components Power cord secure lock AccessoriesMains lead Minimum required setting screen Read this first Top and front view About Your ProjectorProjector body Control panel Security lock Auto cleaning filter ACF Front leg Adjusters CompartmentAbout Your Projector Back and bottom view Lamp unit compartment Air exhaust port CLOCK, Clock Phase and Signal Search for Remote controlAttaching a hand strap Top view Remote control indicator Battery compartment Screen size and throw distance Setting upCalculation methods Projection method Front leg adjusters and throwing angleSetting up Mounting on the ceiling and projecting from front Horizontal shift Adjusting the lens shift leverLens shift and positioning Vertical shift When the screen position is fixed Setting up Projector location rangeWhen the projector position is fixed Before connection to the projector Connecting example ComputersConnections LAN terminal Connecting with DVI-D Connecting example AV equipmentConnecting with Video IN/S-VIDEO Connections Direct power on function Switching the projector on/offConnecting Direct power off function Switching the projector on/off Power indicatorPower indicator informs you the status of the power Switch the Main Power on Press the power button Switching on the projectorSwitching off the projector Switch off the Main Power on the back of the projector Projecting an image Selecting the input signalPositioning the image Operating range Remote control operationSetting up the image position automatically Facing to the projector Switching the input signal Enlarging the centred area Capturing an image Resetting to the factory default settingsProjecting an image in INDEX-WINDOW mode Stopping the projection Disable the Laser button Using an assigned functionUsing the laser pointer Laser pointer beam emitter Shown as PT-F300NTE Controlling the volume of the speaker Menu Navigation DefaultMain menu and Sub-menu See CD-ROM contents for more detailed information Filter Counter ResetVolume Default Balance Default Menu Navigation Navigating through the menu Adjusting with the bar scale itemsOperating procedure Displaying the Main menu Picture menu Digital Cinema Reality Color TemperatureDaylight View TV-SYSTEM Position menu Aspect ratio options AspectPosition menu 169 Frame Lock DVI-D Display Option menuON-SCREEN Display Wide Mode Auto SetupSignal Search Sxga Mode Other Functions Menu items Refer Status Projector Setup menuNo Signal SHUT-OFF COMPUTER2 Select Audio Setting InstallationHigh Altitude Mode Emulate Initialize ALL Filter Counter ResetTest Pattern Remaining Filter of Status in Projector Security menu PasswordPassword Change Text Display Menu Lock Menu Lock PasswordControl Device Setup Security menu Items in Network menu Wireless LAN PT-F300NTEonlyNetwork menu Network menu, the following items are available Lamp indicator TEMP, Lamp and Filter IndicatorsManaging the indicated problems Temp indicator Cleaning the projector Care and ReplacementReplacing the Lamp unit When to replace the ACF Replacing the Auto Cleaning Filter ACFCare and Replacement Replacement procedure Before replacing the ACF Turn the projector upside down and place it gently Resetting the RemainingCounter Reset in Projector Setup On a soft cloth Troubleshooting Quality*2 List of compatible signalsTechnical Information KHz MHz Serial terminal Computer connection guidance Technical Information Cable specificationsControl commands Projector Input signal Lamp switchingSwitching input Signals Remote terminal Installing the safety cable Ceiling mount bracket safeguardsDVI-D in terminal Screen size and throw distance for 169 aspect ratio Specifications Dimensions Wireless LAN CompatibleWireless channel Weight Trademark acknowledgements DimensionsUnit mm Aspect Audio Audio Setting Index Picture Mode Index