Panasonic Projector Pt L780ntu Specifications

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#Mettre hors circuit
l’interrupteur d ’alimentation
principale (MAIN POWER)
suivant la m éthode donn ée
dans  “Mise hors circuit de
l ’alimentation ” à  la page  31,
puis d ébrancher la fiche du
cordon d ’alimentation de la
prise de courant et v érifier que
les pi èces autour du bloc de
lampe se sont refroidies.
$ Utiliser un tournevis pour faire
tourner les vis de fixation de la
sortie d ’air  à l’arri ère du
projecteur et ouvrir la sortie
d ’air. %
Utiliser un tournevis Phillips
pour desserrer les deux vis de
fixation du bloc de lampe jusqu ’à
ce que les vis tournent librement.
Tenir la poign ée du bloc de
lampe et tirer doucement pour le
sortir du projecteur.
& Ins érer le nouveau bloc de
lampe tout en s ’assurant que la
direction de l ’insertion est
correcte, puis utiliser un
tournevis Phillips pour
resserrer fermement les vis de
fixation du bloc de lampe.
M éthode de remplacement du bloc de lampe
REMARQUE:
B Si le temps d ’utilisation de la lampe a d épass é 1 500 heures (lorsque
PUIS LAMPE a  été  mis sur  “HAUTE ”), le projecteur passe en mode
d ’attente apr ès environ dix minutes de fonctionnement. D ès lors, faire les
é tapes  )à . à la page suivante dans les 10 minutes.
T émoin d ’alarme de
l ’indicateur de la lampe
Affichage 
à l’é cran
Le projecteur passe en
mode d’attente et
l ’indicateur rouge
s ’allume.
Affich é pendant 30
secondes. L ’affichage
dispara ît si l ’on appuie sur
n ’importe quelle touche.
Plus de 1 300 heures
L’affichage ne peut pas
ê tre effac é, quelle que
soit la touche sur
laquelle on appuie.
Plus de 1 500 heures
Sortie d
’air
Poignée
Vis de fixation de la sortie d ’air Vis de fixation du bloc de lampe  
						

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+Appuyer sur la touche d’entr ée
(ENTER) et s électionner le
“ DUR ÉE LAMPE ” (temps de
fonctionnement de la lampe) en
appuyant sur les touches Iou H.
\b Maintenir la touche d ’entr ée
(ENTER) enfonc ée pendant
environ 3 secondes.
Le  “TIME RESET Coupe
I ’alimentation ” (r éinitialisation du
temps [mise hors tension])
s ’affiche.
- Sélectionner  “OUI ” en
appuyant sur les touches  I
I
ou
H
H
et appuyer sur la touche
dentr ée (ENTER).
REMARQUE:
B Si  “NON ” est s électionn é à
l ’é tape  -, l’op ération pour
remettre le temps de la lampe  à
z é ro sera annul ée.
. Couper l ’alimentation
é lectrique. 
Le temps d ’utilisation total du bloc
de lampe est alors remis  à z éro.
Pour plus de d étails concernant
la mani ère de couper le courant,
se reporter aux  étapes  %et &
de la page  31.
'
Refermer la sortie d ’air, puis
utiliser un tournevis Phillips
pour bien resserrer les vis de
fixation de la sortie d ’air.
REMARQUE:
B Veiller  à bien installer le bloc de
lampe et la sortie d ’air. S ’ils ne sont
pas bien install és, ils peuvent
d éclencher le circuit de protection,
emp êchant la mise en circuit de
l ’alimentation.
( Ins érer la fiche du cordon
d ’alimentation dans la prise de
courant, puis appuyer sur
l ’interrupteur d ’alimentation
principale (MAIN POWER).
REMARQUE:
B Si l ’indicateur POWER ne s ’allume
pas en rouge sur le projecteur
lorsque l ’interrupteur MAIN POWER
est mis en circuit, remettre
l ’interrupteur MAIN POWER hors
circuit et s ’assurer que le bloc de
lampe et la sortie d ’air sont bien
install és, puis remettre l ’interrupteur
MAIN POWER en circuit.
) Appuyer sur la touche
d’alimentation (POWER) pour
projeter une image sur l ’écran.
\f Appuyer sur la touche de menu
(MENU) pour faire appara ître
l ’é cran de menu, et s électionner
“ OPTION ” en appuyant sur les
touches  Iou  H.
OPTIONOBTU\bATEU\b
INFO\fÉC\bAN
CO\b\fT\bAP\fAUT
\bGB/YPbPr
SELECTION\f\bGB2
COULEU\b\fFOND
INSTALLATION
SOL/PLAFOND
PUIS\fLAMPE
DU\bÉE\fLAMPE
PAGE\fSUIVANTE\f@ 1820\fH
NON
NON
\bGB
ENT\bÉE BLEU
FAÇADE SOL
F\bOIDE OUI
OUI
YPbPr
SO\bTIE NOI\b
A\b\bIÈ\bE
PLAFOND HAUTE
SÉL.:[^][@]
AJT:[{][}] VALID:[ENTE\b]
ESC:[MENU]
OPTIONOBTU\bATEU\b
INFO\fÉC\bAN
CO\b\fT\bAP\fAUT
\bGB/YPbPr
SELECTION\f\bGB2
COULEU\b\fFOND
INSTALLATION
SOL/PLAFOND
PUIS\fLAMPE
DU\bÉE\fLAMPE
PAGE\fSUIVANTE\f@ 1820\fH
NON
NON
\bGB
ENT\bÉE BLEU
FAÇADE SOL
F\bOIDE OUI
OUI
YPbPr
SO\bTIE NOI\b
A\b\bIÈ\bE
PLAFOND HAUTE
SÉL.:[^][@]
AJT:[{][}] VALID:[ENTE\b]
\f\fESC:[MENU]
Coupe\fl,alimentation
OUI NON
TIME\f\bESET  
						

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Part for Network Functions and SD
Card Functions 
(PT-L780NTU)   
						

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This SD card is a semiconductor memory with the size of 24mm x 32mm x 2.1mm, as
small as a postage stamp, and is expected to be a next-generation recording medium
that replaces minidisks (MDs), compact disks (CDs) and cassette tapes. The card
allows repetition of data reading, writing and deleting.
Instructions on handlingAbstain from the following:
• To disassemble or modify the card
• To give the card a strong impact, twisting, bending, dropping, treading, or water
wetting
• To rub the card with a sheet of cloth or plastics or to bring the card near to anything
that is likely to generate static electricity or electromagnetic field.
• To touch the metallic terminal of card with hand or metallic object, to affix stickers,
or to stain the card.
• To peel off the label that is affixed to the card.
• To affix other labels or stickers.
• To insert the card into a device that does not accept an SD card (e.g., device for
multimedia cards).
• To apply excessive force when operating the lid of the card port.
• To use cracked or deformed card.
• To use the card in a moist place such as bathroom or in a dusty place such as
warehouse.
Instruction on storage
Be sure to put the card in the case when it is taken out from the main body.
•Do not put the card in a vehicle or in a place exposed to direct sunlight where it
may become hot.
•Do not put the card in a place where corrosive gases may arise.
For protection of important data•Do not turn off the power or do not remove the SD card during memory reading or
writing (when the SD card access lamp is blinking). Doing the above may destroy
the stored data.
•Do not forget to make backup of the data stored in the SD card. Note that user s
important data is subject to potential destruction although it is very rare to occur.
Other instructions
Precautions on use of SD card  
						

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Please be advised of the following information in advance:
•The manufacturer shall not be responsible for any damage, whether direct\
 or
indirect, caused by the use of or by the fault of the product.
• The manufacturer shall not be responsible for any damage or destruction \
of data
caused by the product.
To create a backup copy of the data stored on the SD cardDouble click and open the icon of SD card drive
in My Computer of your personal computer (on
the desktop if your computer is Macintosh) and
drag and drop the DCIM folder onto desktop
(while pressing the Option button, for Macintosh
machine). This operation can create copies of all
data within the DCIM folder into your personal
computer.
Write protection switch•Putting the write-protection switch of SD card to
the LOCK position will disable image  deletion
or transfer.
(attempt of operation will bring error  message)
• If the SD card is inserted into the personal
computer by means of the PC card adaptor
while the write-protection switch of SD card is
set to the LOCK position, a blue-screen
warning indication will appear when access is
made. If this occurs, press any button on the
keyboard of your PC to return the indication to
the original one. Before using an SD card in
your personal computer, ensure that the write-
protection switch is not set to the LOCK
position.
8MB
LOCK
Front surface Back surface
Write-protection switch  
						

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Radio frequencies used by the wireless
card
The optional wireless card (ET-CDWL1 series) uses 2.4 GHz band wave.
Although radio station license is not required to use the wireless card, the
following points must be well understood: 
Do not use the cards near other sources of radio
emissions.
The following devices may use the same frequencies that are used by the
wireless card. If the wireless card is used near such devices, radio
interference may prevent successful communication, or it may result in
slower communication speeds being achieved.
•Industrial, scientific, medical equipment, etc•Electric stoves, etc•Built-in radio devices used for identifying moving equipment in industrial
production lines
•Certain low-power radio devices
Keep the wireless card as far away as possible
from devices such as mobile telephones, TVs and
radios when using such devices
Devices such as mobile telephones, TVs and radios use different
frequencies from the wireless card, so that there will be no effect on either
wireless card communication or on reception or transmission for such
devices. However, radio emissions from the wireless card may cause video
or audio interference.
Radio emissions from the wireless card will not
travel through steel framework, metal sheets or
concrete.
The radio emissions from the wireless card will pass through materials such
as wood and glass (except for glass which is reinforced with metal fibres), so
that communication is possible because the signals can pass through walls
and floors which are made from these materials. However, the radio
emission cannot pass through materials such as steel frames, metal sheets
and concrete, so that communication is not possible because the signals
cannot pass through walls and floors which are made from such materials.
Precautions on use of projector LAN card
Use an optional projector LAN card (ET-CDLAN1)
Turn off the power to the main unit before inserting
and removing the card.
When wiring the LAN cable, keep away from the
exhaust port on the rear of the main body.
The heat from the exhaust port may damage the cable.  
						

							Available channelsThe channels (frequency bandwidth) that are available for the wireless card to use
will vary depending on the country or area where the wireless card is being used.
Refer to the following table as a guide.
Country / Area
Japan
USAARIB
STD33 &
T66
FCC part 151
21~14
1~112 412 MHz~
2 484 MHz
2 412 MHz~
2 462 MHz
Canada IC
Taiwan
Malaysia
UK, Germany, France,
Italy, Belgium, Austria,
Sweden, Norway,
Denmark, Switzerland,
Holland, Finland,
Portugal, Greece,
Thailand, Korea,
Australia, New Zealand
Spain
SingaporeDGT
SIRIM
ETSI
300.328
ETSI
300.328
IDA3
4
51~13
10,11
10~132 412 MHz~
2 472 MHz
2 457 MHz~
2 462 MHz
2 457 MHz~
2 472 MHz CertificationLast digit 
of card
number *Operating
channelsFrequency band
(median frequency)
* To check the region of intended use for the wireless card
which you have purchased, check the last digit of the product
number which appears on the label on the reverse side of the
card in the position shown in the illustration at right.
N5HBD0000002
Note:The wireless card cannot be used in countries other than the
country of purchase. If you try to use it in other countries, you
may be infringing the radio transmission laws and regulations
of that country.
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The supplied Image Creator 1.0 can convert images in the
format of PowerPoint, JPEG, BMP, TIFF, and PNG into
DCF-conforming JPEG or PNG images and record them
onto the SD card so that the projector can replay (this
function is applicable only to Windows machines).
CAR D
SD card
PC card 
adaptor
Personal computer
Install Image Creator 1.0
8MB
Typical applications of SD
card / network functions
Examples of use of SD card
For the procedure of
direct writing from
personal computer,
refer to Recording
directly onto SD card
on page  94.
For details of Image
Creator 1.0, refer to
Image Creator 1.0 on
page  130.
An SD viewer helps user easily search images.
8MB
SD card containing 
image data
Insertion 
Projection
Projector ScreenImage
R
Writing data directly on SD card using
personal computer Projecting images from SD card using
the projector only
Refer to Replaying
from recorded SD card
using the projector
only on page 
92.  
						

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The supplied Wireless Manager 2.0 allows the user to
transfer image data from the personal computer to the SD
card inserted in the projector and to record the data on the
card. Thus the user can project images changing very
quickly to desired ones.
Example of use of network functions
The Web browser allows the user to access the projector
and to project the image data stored on the SD card
inserted in the projector.
Transferring image data from personal
computer to the projector and recording
them onto the SD card inserted in the
projector Projecting images from SD card using
Web browser controlFor details of network
setting, refer to
Network setting on
page 99.
For details of Wireless
Manager 2.0, refer to
Wireless Manager 2.0
on page  122.
For details of network
setting, refer to
Network setting on
page  99.
For details of Web
browser control, refer
to Web browser
control on page  116.
8MB
SD card
Projection
Projector ScreenImage
LAN-connectable 
Personal computer Transfer 
image data
RecordingInsertion
Wireless 
card or 
projector 
LAN card
Insertion
Install Wireless 
Manager 2.0
R
8MB
SD card 
containing image data
Wireless card
or projector
LAN card
ProjectorProjection
ScreenImage
LAN-connectable 
Personal computer Operation 
with Web 
browser control
InsertionInsertion
R
The Web browser accesses the projector and allows the
user to make settings for the projector.
Controlling the projector using Web
browser controlFor details of network
setting, refer to
Network Setting on
page 
99.
For details of Web
browser control, refer to
Web browser control
on page  116.
Wireless card or projector 
LAN card
Setting up 
the projector 
Projector Screen
LAN-connectable 
Personal computerOperation 
with Web 
browser control
Insertion
R  
						

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Fitting and removal of SD
card and wireless card
SD card
Removal
q q
Open the slot cover
w w
Confirm that the access
lamp is not blinking (i.e., SD
card is not under reading or
writing operation) at the
right back of the slot.
Note: 
•Be sure to confirm that the access
lamp is not blinking when to remove
the card. Removing the SD card while
the access lamp is blinking may
destroy the data stored on the card.
e e
Press the center of the SD
card to release the lock and
remove the card
r r
Close the slot cover
FittingPay attention to the difference between
up and down sides of the SD card.
q q
Open the slot cover
w w
Insert the SD card
With the card label facing up, insert
the card from the side that has a cut
corner until it reaches the depth and
is locked.
Note: •Forcible insertion of the SD card in a
wrong direction may cause a fault.
e e
Close the slot cover.
Access lamp