Manuels d'utilisation pour Panasonic PT-DZ680ULS

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• Chapter 1 Preparation

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  • Precautions for use

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    • Cautions when transporting

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    • Cautions when installing

      14
    • Security

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    • Disposal

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    • Cautions on use

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    • Software information regarding this product

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    • Accessories

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    • Optional accessories

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  • Start-up display

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    • Initial setting (display language)

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    • Initial setting (projector setup)

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  • About your projector

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    • Remote control

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    • Projector body

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  • Using the remote control

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    • Inserting and removing the batteries

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    • Setting Remote control ID numbers

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    • Connecting to the projector with a cable

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• Chapter 2 Getting Started

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  • Setting up

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    • Projection method

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    • Parts for ceiling mount (optional)

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    • Screen size and throw distance

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    • Adjusting adjustable feet

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  • Removing/attaching the projection lens

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    • Removing the projection lens

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    • Attaching the projection lens

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  • Connections

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    • Before connecting to the projector

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    • Connecting example: AV equipment

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    • Connecting example: Computers

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• Chapter 3 Basic Operation

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  • Switching on/off the projector

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    • Connecting the power cord

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    • Power indicator

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    • Switching on the projector

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    • Making adjustments and selections

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    • Switching off the projector

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    • Direct power off function

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  • Projecting

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    • Selecting the input signal

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    • Adjusting the focus, zoom, and shift

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    • Moving the lens to the home position

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    • Adjustment range by the lens position shift (optical shift)

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  • Remote control operation

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    • Using the shutter function

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    • Using the on-screen display function

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    • Switching the input

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    • Using the status function

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    • Using the automatic setup function

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    • Using the function button

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    • Displaying the internal test pattern

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    • Changing the picture aspect ratio

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• Chapter 4 Settings

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  • Menu navigation

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    • Navigating through the menu

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    • Main menu

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    • Sub-menu

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  • [PICTURE] menu

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    • [PICTURE MODE]

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    • [CONTRAST]

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    • [BRIGHTNESS]

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    • [COLOR]

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    • [TINT]

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    • [COLOR TEMPERATURE]

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    • [WHITE GAIN]

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    • [SYSTEM DAYLIGHT VIEW]

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    • [SHARPNESS]

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    • [NOISE REDUCTION]

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    • [AI]

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    • [SYSTEM SELECTOR]

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  • [POSITION] menu

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    • [SHIFT]

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    • [ASPECT]

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    • [ZOOM]

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    • [CLOCK PHASE]

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    • [KEYSTONE]

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  • [ADVANCED MENU] menu

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    • [DIGITAL CINEMA REALITY]

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    • [BLANKING]

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    • [INPUT RESOLUTION]

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    • [CLAMP POSITION]

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    • [EDGE BLENDING]

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    • [RASTER POSITION]

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  • [DISPLAY LANGUAGE] menu

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    • Changing the display language

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  • [DISPLAY OPTION] menu

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    • [COLOR MATCHING]

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    • [COLOR CORRECTION]

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    • [CONTRAST MODE]

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    • [SCREEN SETTING]

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    • [AUTO SIGNAL]

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    • [AUTO SETUP]

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    • [RGB IN]

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    • [DVI-D IN]

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    • [HDMI IN]

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    • [ON-SCREEN DISPLAY]

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    • [BACK COLOR]

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    • [STARTUP LOGO]

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    • [SHUTTER SETTING]

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    • [FREEZE]

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    • [SIDE BY SIDE]

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    • [CUT OFF]

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  • [PROJECTOR SETUP] menu

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    • [PROJECTOR ID]

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    • [PROJECTION METHOD]

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    • [COOLING CONDITION]

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    • [HIGH ALTITUDE MODE]

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    • [LAMP SELECT]

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    • [LAMP RELAY]

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    • [LAMP POWER]

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    • [STANDBY MODE]

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    • [SCHEDULE]

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    • [STARTUP INPUT SELECT]

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    • [RS-232C]

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    • [REMOTE2 MODE]

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    • [STATUS]

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    • [NO SIGNAL SHUT-OFF]

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    • [FUNCTION BUTTON]

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    • [DATE AND TIME]

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    • [SAVE ALL USER DATA]

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    • [LOAD ALL USER DATA]

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    • [INITIALIZE]

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    • [SERVICE PASSWORD]

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  • [TEST PATTERN] menu

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    • [TEST PATTERN]

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  • [SIGNAL LIST] menu

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    • Registering a signal to the list

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    • Renaming the registered data

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    • Deleting the registered data

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    • Protecting the registered data

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    • Expanding signal lock-in range

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    • Managing the sub memory list

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  • [SECURITY] menu

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    • [SECURITY PASSWORD]

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    • [SECURITY PASSWORD CHANGE]

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    • [DISPLAY SETTING]

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    • [TEXT CHANGE]

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    • [MENU LOCK]

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    • [MENU LOCK PASSWORD]

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    • [CONTROL DEVICE SETUP]

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  • [NETWORK] menu

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    • [NETWORK SETUP]

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    • [NETWORK CONTROL]

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    • [NETWORK STATUS]

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    • Network connections

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    • Accessing from the Web browser

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• Chapter 5 Maintenance

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  • Lamp/Temperature/Filter indicators

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    • Managing the indicated problems

      108
  • Maintenance/replacement

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    • Before maintaining/replacing the unit

      110
    • Maintenance

      110
    • Replacing the unit

      111
  • Troubleshooting

    114
• Chapter 6 Appendix

  115
  • Technical information

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    • PJLink protocol

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    • Control commands via LAN

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    • <SERIAL IN>/<SERIAL OUT> terminal

      119
    • <REMOTE 2 IN> terminal

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    • Two window display combination list

      123
    • Menu lock password

      123
    • List of compatible signals

      123
  • Specifications

    125
  • Dimensions

    127
  • Ceiling mount bracket safeguards

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  • Index

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