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Operating Instructions
DLP™ Projector
Model No.
Functional Manual
Commercial Use
PT-RCQ10
PT-RCQ80
LB: Black model, the lens sold separately
LW: White model, the lens sold separately
W: White model, the standard zoom lens supplied
LBD: Black model, the lens sold separately
LBX: Black model, the lens sold separately
LWX: White model, the lens sold separately
LBE: Black model, the lens sold separately
LWE: White model, the lens sold separately
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Chapter 1 Preparation
Precautions for Use
Essential safety guidelines for operation, transport, installation, and general use.
Cautions When Transporting
Specific instructions to prevent damage during projector movement and handling.
Cautions When Installing
Guidelines for safe and proper projector placement and mounting.
Security Measures
Steps to protect the projector from unauthorized access and data leaks.
Handling and Storage
Instructions for proper use, disposal, and storage to maintain performance and safety.
Accessories
Lists included accessories and notes on their availability and use.
About Your Projector
Details projector components, remote control, and connectivity options.
Remote Control Overview
Identifies buttons and functions of the remote control for projector operation.
Projector Body and Terminals
Details physical parts, indicators, and connection terminals on the projector.
Interface Board Installation
Instructions for installing optional interface boards for expanded connectivity.
Preparing the Remote Control
Covers battery installation and wired connection for remote control.
Battery Installation
Steps for inserting and removing batteries from the remote control.
Wired Connection
Guidance on connecting the remote control via cable for multi-projector control.
Chapter 2 Getting Started
Setting Up the Projector
Covers outlet requirements, installation modes, parts, image distance, and adjustable feet.
Usable Outlet Requirements
Specifies compatible power outlets and voltage requirements for safe operation.
Installation Modes
Explains various projector mounting orientations like desk, ceiling, and portrait.
Optional Installation Parts
Details optional brackets and interface boards for specialized installations.
Projected Image and Throw Distance
Provides data for determining projection size and distance based on lens and aspect ratio.
Adjustable Feet Adjustment
Instructions for adjusting projector angle and leveling using the feet.
Projection Lens Handling
Covers procedures for removing and attaching projection lenses.
Removing Projection Lens
Step-by-step guide for detaching the projection lens from the projector.
Attaching Projection Lens
Step-by-step guide for securely mounting a projection lens onto the projector.
Connecting Devices
Guides on connecting external devices via various terminals and examples.
Before Connecting Guidelines
Important precautions and preparation steps before connecting external devices.
Terminal Pin Assignments
Details pin configurations and signal names for HDMI, DVI-D, SDI, DIGITAL LINK terminals.
Connection Examples
Illustrates typical connections for AV equipment, computers, and sync functions.
Chapter 3 Basic Operations
Switching Projector On/Off
Covers power connection, indicator status, initial setup, adjustments, and power off.
Connecting the Power Cord
Instructions on how to securely connect the projector's power cord.
Power Indicator Status
Explains the meaning of different power indicator light colors and patterns.
Initial Setup Procedures
Guides through initial settings like language, operation, installation, standby, screen, and time.
Making Adjustments and Selections
Covers adjusting focus, zoom, lens shift, input selection, and projector tilt.
Switching Projector Off
Procedures for safely turning off the projector and its main power.
Projecting Images
Covers input selection, focus, zoom, and lens adjustments for optimal projection.
Selecting Input Signal
How to choose the active input source using the remote or control panel.
Adjusting Focus, Zoom, and Lens Shift
Steps for fine-tuning image focus, size, and position using lens controls.
Adjusting Focus Balance
Method for optimizing focus uniformity across the projected image.
Lens Type and Home Position Settings
Configures the correct lens type and moves the lens to its home position.
Lens Shift Range Information
Illustrates the adjustable range for lens shift based on projection lens type.
Remote Control Operations
Covers shutter, OSD, auto setup, function button, test pattern, status, and ID settings.
Shutter Function Control
Temporarily turns the image off and on using the shutter function.
On-Screen Display (OSD) Control
Hides or displays the on-screen menu and input information.
Automatic Setup Function
Automatically adjusts image position and signal level for connected inputs.
Function Button Assignment
Customizes the function button for quick access to frequently used operations.
Test Patterns Display
Accesses built-in test patterns for checking projector condition and image quality.
Status Display
Shows detailed projector status information like runtime and temperature.
Remote Control ID Settings
Configures unique ID numbers for controlling multiple projectors with one remote.
USB Memory Usage
Covers USB memory attachment, removal, and usage notes.
Attaching and Removing USB Memory
Instructions for inserting and safely removing USB memory devices.
Chapter 4 Settings
Menu Navigation and Defaults
Guides on menu navigation, accessing settings, and restoring factory defaults.
Navigating Through Menus
Explains how to access and move through the projector's on-screen menu system.
Resetting Factory Defaults
Procedures to restore individual settings or all settings to factory defaults.
Picture Settings
Covers adjustments for picture mode, color, contrast, brightness, sharpness, and more.
Picture Mode Selection
Chooses optimal picture modes for different content types and environments.
Color Adjustments
Fine-tunes color saturation, tint, and temperature for accurate image reproduction.
White Balance and Gamma Settings
Adjusts white balance for color temperature and gamma for image contrast.
System Daylight View & Sharpness
Corrects image vividness in bright environments and adjusts edge sharpness.
Noise Reduction & Dynamic Contrast
Reduces image noise and optimizes contrast using light source and signal compensation.
System Selector & Default Picture Mode
Automatically selects input signals and sets default picture modes for new inputs.
Position and Geometry Settings
Adjusts image position, aspect ratio, size, and corrects geometric distortions.
Image Position Adjustment (Shift)
Vertically and horizontally moves the projected image if it's out of alignment.
Aspect Ratio Adjustment
Selects or converts the image aspect ratio to match the screen format.
Image Size Adjustment (Zoom)
Adjusts the size of the projected image to fit the screen.
Geometry Correction
Corrects trapezoidal, corner, curved distortions, and uses free grid for precise adjustments.
Advanced Display Settings
Configures cinema reality, blanking, edge blending, frame response, and pixel drive.
Digital Cinema Reality
Enhances picture quality for interlace video signals using cinema processing.
Blanking and Edge Blending
Adjusts blanking widths and seamlessly overlaps multiple images with brightness blending.
Frame Response and Pixel Drive
Reduces image frame delay and enhances resolution with SMOOTH PIXEL DRIVE.
Display Options
Manages color matching, correction, screen settings, auto adjustments, and backup input.
Color Matching and Correction
Corrects color differences between projectors and adjusts colors using a colorimeter.
Screen Settings and Auto Adjustments
Sets screen size, aspect ratio, and configures auto signal detection and adjustment.
Input Signal and Backup Settings
Manages backup input switching, signal level, EDID, and input settings for various terminals.
Projector Setup and Configuration
Covers ID, projection method, lens, operation, brightness, standby, startup, network, security.
Projector ID and Projection Method
Sets projector ID for multi-unit control and selects installation orientation (front/rear, ceiling/floor).
Lens Settings Management
Configures lens type, home position, and performs lens calibration.
Operation and Brightness Settings
Adjusts operating mode, light output, and brightness control for optimal performance.
Standby and Startup Configuration
Sets power consumption during standby and enables quick startup functionality.
No Signal Handling
Configures backup input switching, secondary input, back color, and no signal shut-off.
Initial Startup and Input Selection
Sets initial startup method and selects the input source upon power-on.
Date and Time Configuration
Sets the projector's time zone, date, and time, either manually or automatically.
Schedule and Multi-Projector Sync
Schedules commands and synchronizes contrast/shutter functions across multiple projectors.
Communication and Remote Settings
Configures RS-232C communication, remote control modes, and function button assignments.
Status and Data Management
Displays projector status, manages data cloning, user data backup, and initialization.
Firmware Update and Service Password
Procedures for updating projector firmware and accessing service password functions.
Test Pattern and Signal List
Covers test pattern display and management of registered input signals.
Test Patterns Display
Accesses built-in test patterns for image alignment and color adjustment.
Signal List Management
Registers, renames, deletes, and protects input signal settings.
Security Settings
Manages security password and controls access to projector buttons.
Security Password Management
Sets and changes the projector's security password for access control.
Control Device Setup
Enables or disables button operations on the control panel and remote control.
Network Settings
Configures Digital Link, LAN, Wireless LAN, Art-Net, and network status.
Digital Link Mode and Status
Configures and displays the status of the DIGITAL LINK connection.
Wired LAN Settings
Configures IP address, subnet mask, and DHCP settings for wired network connection.
Wireless LAN Settings
Sets up the wireless LAN connection using the optional Wireless Module.
Projector Name and Network Control
Assigns a projector name and configures network control methods like Web Control and PJLink.
Network Status Display
Shows detailed information about wired and wireless LAN connections.
Art-Net Setup and Channel Settings
Configures Art-Net function and assigns channels for DMX control.
Chapter 5 Operations
Network Connection
Guides on connecting the projector via wired LAN, wireless LAN, and web control.
Wired LAN Connection
Guides on connecting the projector to a network using a wired LAN cable.
Wireless LAN Connection
Instructions for connecting the projector wirelessly using the optional AJ-WM50 Series module.
Web Control Function
Covers accessing, rights management, and operation pages via web browser.
Accessing from Web Browser
Steps to access and control the projector remotely via a web browser interface.
Network Status and Setup
Displays network info and configures Digital Link, LAN, and Art-Net settings.
Data Cloning
Enables copying projector settings and data via LAN or USB memory.
Copying Data via LAN
Transfers projector settings and data to other projectors over a network.
Copying Data via USB
Copies projector settings and data to/from a USB memory device.
Firmware Update
Procedures for updating projector firmware via LAN or USB memory.
Updating via LAN
Instructions for updating the projector's firmware using a network connection.
Updating via USB Memory
Instructions for updating the projector's firmware using a USB memory device.
Chapter 6 Maintenance
Indicator Status and Troubleshooting
Explains indicator lights, troubleshooting steps for common problems, and self-test codes.
Indicator Lights/Blinks
Explains projector indicator lights and basic troubleshooting steps for issues.
Troubleshooting Common Problems
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common projector operational issues.
Projector Maintenance
Covers procedures for cleaning the projector's outer case and lens surface.
Before Maintenance Procedures
Essential steps to take before performing any maintenance or cleaning.
Cleaning Outer Case
Instructions for cleaning the projector's exterior casing safely and effectively.
Cleaning Lens Surface
Guidelines for safely cleaning the projection lens to ensure image clarity.
Self-Test Indications
Lists error codes and warnings, with corresponding action numbers for diagnosis.
Error and Warning Displays
Lists error codes and warnings, with corresponding action numbers for diagnosis.
Chapter 7 Appendix
Technical Information
Covers PJLink, Art-Net, control commands, serial communication, and connection details.
PJLink Protocol and Commands
Details PJLink protocol support and control commands for network management.
Art-Net Function and Channel Definitions
Explains Art-Net function and defines channel assignments for DMX control.
LAN Control Commands
Provides command formats and examples for controlling the projector via LAN.
Serial Communication Details
Covers RS-232C terminals, conditions, and basic command formats for computer control.
Projector Specifications
Lists detailed specifications including power, optics, dimensions, and laser classification.
Installation and Mounting
Covers ceiling mount precautions and interface board installation procedures.
Ceiling Mount Bracket Precautions
Safety guidelines and specifications for installing ceiling mount brackets.
Interface Board Installation
Instructions for installing optional interface boards into the projector's slot.

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