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Operating Instructions
DLP™ Projector
W: White model
Functional Manual
Commercial Use
PT-FRZ60
Model No.
PT-FRZ50
ENGLISH
DPQP1349ZA/X1
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Summarization of Contents
Read this first!
General Safety Warnings
Essential safety precautions regarding electrical hazards, moisture exposure, and proper installation environment.
Notice on Laser
Information on the projector's Class 1 laser compliance and safe usage guidelines.
Regional Safety Cautions
Specific safety guidelines for North/Middle/South America, Taiwan, USA, and Canada.
FCC Notice (USA)
Compliance information and warnings regarding FCC rules for Class A digital devices.
Molded Plug Safety
Important safety information regarding the molded plug, fuse replacement, and earthing.
Hazard Distance and Risk Group
Explanation of hazard distance (HD) and projector risk group classification (RG2).
Power and Installation Safety
Precautions for projector power handling, usage, installation, and environmental conditions.
Ventilation, Lens, and Component Safety
Precautions for projector vents, lens exposure, internal components, and battery handling.
Cautionary Notes on Power, Usage, and Maintenance
Cautions on power handling, projector placement, and maintenance procedures to prevent hazards.
Battery Handling Procedures
Specific instructions for handling used batteries and safe battery removal procedures.
Manual Information
Trademarks and Copyrights
List of registered trademarks and product names mentioned in the manual.
Illustrations and References
Notes on variations in illustrations, computer screens, and reference page indicators.
Features of the Projector
High Luminance and Contrast
Details on the projector's optical system, laser light source, luminance, and contrast.
Flexible Setup and Extensibility
Information on low noise operation, zoom lens, lens shift, 360° installation, and terminal design.
Long Life and High Reliability
Explanation of reduced maintenance costs due to cooling control and dust resistance.
Quick Steps
1. Set up the projector.
Initial steps for setting up the projector, including connecting devices and power.
2. Connect with external devices.
Instructions for connecting external devices like AV equipment, computers, and DIGITAL LINK.
3. Connect the power cord.
Procedure for securely attaching and connecting the power cord to the projector and outlet.
4. Switch on the projector.
Steps to power on the projector and understanding the power indicator status.
5. Make initial settings.
Guide to initial setup screens for language, installation, standby mode, and date/time.
6. Select the input signal.
Instructions on how to select the desired input signal for projection using remote or control panel.
7. Adjust the image.
Guidance on adjusting projection angle, lens shift, zoom, focus, and feet for optimal image display.
Chapter 1 Preparation
Precautions for use
Essential safety guidelines and warnings before operating the projector, covering installation and usage.
Accessories
List of included accessories and attention points for handling them properly.
Optional accessories
Information on optional accessories available for purchase to enhance projector functionality.
About your projector
Overview of the projector's components, including the remote control and projector body.
Preparing the remote control
Instructions for inserting and removing remote control batteries and using multiple projectors.
Chapter 2 Getting Started
Setting up
Instructions for initial projector setup, including installation modes, angle sensor, and parts.
Connecting
Guidance on connecting external devices like AV equipment, computers, and DIGITAL LINK.
Connecting example: AV equipment
Diagram and explanation for connecting audio-visual equipment to the projector.
Connecting example: Computers
Diagram and explanation for connecting computers to the projector via various ports.
Connecting example using DIGITAL LINK
Illustration and instructions for connecting devices using DIGITAL LINK technology.
Chapter 3 Basic Operations
Switching on/off the projector
Detailed steps for connecting power, turning the projector on/off, and understanding indicator status.
Initial setting
Guide through the initial setup screens for language, installation, standby mode, and date/time.
Projecting
Procedures for selecting input signals and adjusting the projected image for optimal display.
Adjusting the image
Steps for adjusting projection angle, lens shift, zoom, focus, and feet for a clear image.
Operating with the remote control
Instructions for using various functions of the remote control, such as shutter, mute, volume, and freeze.
Chapter 4 Settings
Menu navigation
How to navigate through the projector's on-screen menu system, including main and sub-menus.
[PICTURE] menu
Settings for picture quality, including picture mode, contrast, brightness, color, and sharpness.
[POSITION] menu
Adjustments for image position, aspect ratio, zoom, clock phase, and screen distortion correction.
[ADVANCED MENU] menu
Advanced picture settings like digital cinema reality, blanking, input resolution, and edge blending.
[DISPLAY LANGUAGE] menu
Option to change the language of the on-screen display menus and interface.
[DISPLAY OPTION] menu
Settings for display options such as color matching, screen settings, auto signal, and input configurations.
[PROJECTOR SETUP] menu
Configuration settings for projector ID, projection method, ECO management, and brightness control.
[TEST PATTERN] menu
How to display built-in test patterns for checking projector conditions and color adjustments.
[SIGNAL LIST] menu
Managing registered signals, including renaming, deleting, protecting, and expanding lock-in range.
[SECURITY] menu
Settings for security features like password protection, display settings, and control device limitations.
[NETWORK] menu
Network configuration for Ethernet type, DIGITAL LINK, wired LAN, projector name, and administrator accounts.
Chapter 5 Operations
Network connection
Connecting the projector to a computer for web control, software monitoring, and network protocols.
Web control function
How to access and use the web interface for projector settings, status display, and email notifications.
Using HDMI-CEC function
Enabling and operating CEC-compatible devices with the projector remote or link control.
Updating the firmware
Steps for checking and updating the projector firmware via a network connection.
Chapter 6 Maintenance
Light source/temperature indicators
Interpreting indicator lights and blinks for light source and temperature status and troubleshooting.
Maintenance
Procedures for cleaning the projector's outer case and lens surface.
Troubleshooting
A guide to common problems, points to check, and corresponding solution pages for issues.
[SELF TEST] indications
List of error/warning displays, their details, and recommended action numbers for self-diagnosis.
Chapter 7 Appendix
Technical information
Details on PJLink commands, Art-Net function, control commands via LAN, and connection details.
Specifications
Technical specifications of the projector including power, DLP chip, lens, light source, and dimensions.
Dimensions
Detailed physical dimensions of the projector in millimeters and inches.
Precautions for attaching the Ceiling Mount Bracket
Safety guidelines and specifications for installing the projector with a ceiling mount bracket.
Disposal of Old Equipment and Batteries
European Union and Recycling Systems
Guidelines for proper disposal of electrical/electronic products and batteries in EU countries.
Battery Symbol Note
Explanation of the battery symbol usage and compliance with chemical directives.
Disposal in Other Countries
Information on disposal methods outside the European Union, advising local authority contact.
Product Information (Turkey)
Disposal and recycling information specific to Turkey, adhering to EU regulations.
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