Panasonic PTL759VU - LCD PROJECTOR User manual

ORDERNO. VED0108317C0
D10
LCD Projector
PT-L759VU/ PT-L759XU/ PT-L759VE / PT-L759XE / PT-
L1759V/ PT-L1759X
SPECIFICATIONS
Specifications
LCD panels
1.3”Polysilicon LCD panel (W/MLA)X3, / RGBshutter
method, using TranslucentTNcrystal panels
Drivemethod
ActiveMatrix4:3AspectRatio panels, TFT (Thin Film
Transistor)
No. ofpixels
786 432 (1024 X768)stripepixelsX3panels
Lens
PT-L759XU/XE/PT-L1759X:
1-1.3zoomlens, F2.0-2.5, f45 mm-59 mm Manual Focus
PT-L759VU/VE/PT-L1759V:
1-1.3zoomlens, F2.5-3.0, f45 mm-59 mm Manual Focus
Projectorlamp
220 WUHMLamp
Contrastratio
450 :1
Brightness
PT-L759XU/XE/PT-L1759X:
3100 lm(ANSI)
Note
-Specificationsand design subjectto changewithoutnotice.

PT-L759VU/VE/PT-L1759V:
2400 lm(ANSI)
No. ofcolors
16 777 216
Screen size
0.508 m(20”)-7.620 m(300”) (measured diagonally)
Projection (throw)distance
0.85 m(2.62’)-13.45 m(44.29’)
Lensaxisshift
6:1Lowposition
Compatiblescanning frequency
Video/S-Video signal
H-Frequency15.74 kHz/15.63 kHzV-Frequency50 Hz/60 Hz
RGBsignal
H-Frequency24 kHz-110 kHz(TTL Level)/ V-Frequency50 Hz-
101 Hz(TTL Level)/ Dotclock-Frequency135 MHzorlower
DVI-Dsignal:PT-L759XU/XE/PT-L1759X
VGA60 Hz, SVGA60 Hz, XGA60 Hz, SXGA60 Hz
YPBPRsignal
480 i H-Frequency
15.75 kHz V-Frequency60 Hz
480 p H-Frequency31.5kHz V-Frequency60 Hz
625 i H-Frequency
15.63 kHz V-Frequency50 Hz
720 p H-Frequency45 kHz V-Frequency60 Hz
1080 i H-Frequency
33.75 kHz V-Frequency60 Hz
Video systems
PAL/SECAM/NTSC/PAL-M/PAL-N/NTSC4.43
Connectors
RGB1/YPBPRInput:D-Sub mini 15-pin X1
RGB2 Input/RGB1 Output:D-Sub mini 15-pin X1
Video signal
RGBAnalog
0.7V[p-p], 1.0V[p-p]with syncon green, 75
YPBPR
Y: 1.0V[p-p], PBPR:0.7V[p-p], 75
Syncsignal
H/Vseparate, H/Vcomposite, orSync-on-Green
DVI-DInput:DVI-D24-pin X1:PT-L759XU/XE/PT-L1759X
Audio Input(forRGB/YPBPR/DVI-D):M3stereo mini pin X1
0.32 V[rms]
Video Input:RCApin X1
1V[p-p], syncnegative, 75 terminated
S-Video Input:Mini Din 4-pin X1
Note
-Specificationsand design subjectto changewithoutnotice.

Y(Iuminance signal):1V[p-p], syncnegative, / 75
terminated
C(chrominance signal):burst0.286 V[p-p], / 75
terminated
Audio Input(forVideo/S-Video):M3stereo mini pin X1
0.32 V[rms]
Audio output:M3stereo mini pin X1
0.32 V[rms]
USB4-pin X1(TypeB)
MOUSE Port:13-Pin round connectorX1
Serial Port(RS-232C):Mini Din 8-pin X1
Controls
CabinetButtons/ Switches
Main Power ON/OFF, Power ON/OFF, Volume+/-, Auto setup,
Menu, Input, , , , , Enter, Keystone
RemoteControl Buttons
Power ON/OFF, Freeze, Shutter, Mute, Volume+/-, Enter,
Menu, Input, , , , , Laser, D. Zoom+/-,
Keystone, Auto setup, Mouse, Click1, Click2
Audio output
1.5W(10%THD)
Speaker
70 mm X40 mm X1(2.76”X1.58”X1)
Operating Temperature
0°Cto 40°C(32°F to 104°F)
Operating Humidity
20%-80%(non-condensing)
StorageTemperature
-20°Cto 40°C(-4°F to 104°F) Humidity(5%-85%(non-
condensing))
-20°Cto 60°C(-4°F to 140°F) Humidity(Normal humidity)
Power Supply
100 V-240 VAC(50 Hzor60 Hz) Automatic
Power consumption
370 W
DimensionsWXHXD
263 mm X124 mm X336 mm (10-6/16”X4-14/16”X13-14/16”)
Amps
3.7A-1.5A
Weight
6.3Kg (13.9lbs.)
Approvals
FCC, UL, C-UL, CE, VDE, FDA, CCIB
Note
-Specificationsand design subjectto changewithoutnotice.

2001 Matsushita ElectricIndustrial Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.
Unauthorizedcopying and distribution isaviolation oflaw.
Please refer to theOperating Instructionsin theappendix
folder. / (Go to Appendix List)
1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
1.1. GENERALGUIDELINES
1. For continuedsafety, no modification ofanycircuitshouldbe
attempted.
2. Disconnect ACPlug beforedisassembling thisunit.
3. Itisadvisabletouse anisolation transformerintheACsupply
beforeservicing.
4. Whenservicing, observetheoriginal leaddress. Ifashortcircuit
isfound, replace all parts whichhavebeenoverheatedor
damagedbytheshortcircuit.
5. Afterservicing, see toitthat all theprotectivedevices suchas

insulation barriers, insulation papers, shield, and isolation R-C
combinationsetc. areproperlyinstalled.
6. Afterservicing, besuretorestorethewires, leads, insulation
barriers, shields, etc.
7. Afterservicing, make theleakagecurrentchecks topreventthe
customerfrom being exposedtoshock hazards.
Caution:
Use aseparate Isolation Transformerfor thisunitwhenservicing.
1.2. LEAKAGE CURRENTCHECK
1. Connect ACPlug to120 voltor 240 voltACoutlet.
Donotuse theground prong ofACPlug. (See Fig. 1-2-1)
Donotuse aisolation transformerfor thischeck.
Fig. 1-2-1
2. Connect a1500 ohms, 10 watts resistor, inparallel witha0.15
Fcapacitor, betweeneachexposedmetallicparton theset and a
good earthground. (See Fig. 1-2-2)
Fig. 1-2-2
3. Use anACvoltmeter, with1000 ohms/voltor moresensitivity, to
measurethepotential across theresistor.
4. Check eachexposedmetallicpart, and measurethevoltageat
eachpoint.
5. Reverse theACplug intheACoutlet and repeat eachoftheabove
measurements.
6. Thepotential at anypointshouldnotexceed1.125 voltRMS. A
leakagecurrenttester(Simpson Model 229 equivalent) maybe

usedtomake thehotchecks, leakagecurrentmust notexceed
0.75 milliamp. Incase ameasurementisoutsideofthe
limitsspecified, thereisapossibilityofshock hazard, and theLCD
Projector shouldberepairedand recheckedbeforeitisreturned
tothecustomer.
1.3. UV-PRECAUTION
1. Besuretodisconnect theACPlug whenreplacing thelamp.
2. Since thelamp reaches averyhigh temperatureduring its
operation, waituntil ithas completelycooledoff whenreplacing
theLamp Unit.
3. Thelamp emits small amounts ofUV-Radiation.
Avoiddirect-eyecontact. Fig. 1-3-1
2. SERVICE CAUTIONS AND NOTES
2.1. SERVICE POSITION
The position shownin Fig. 2-1-1 is usedforchecking, adjusting and replacing parts.
Extension Cable (LSUA0024)is necessaryforservicing.
Fig. 2-1-1
1. Intheorderdescribedinthe"3.2. DisassemblyMethod of
Cabinet Parts"of3. Disassembly/AssemblyProcedures, remove

theTop CoverAss'y.
2. Remove7screws(F)and 2screws(G)as shownin Fig. 3-2-6.
3. Disconnect connectorsP3501, P3502, P3503 and P4001 on the
MainC.B.A.
4. Connect Extension Cables as follows:
A. Connect Extension Cable(36 pin)betweenP3501 on theMain
C.B.A. and LCD RedUnit.a) Connect Extension Cable(36 pin)
betweenP3501 on theMainC.B.A. and LCD RedUnit.
B. Connect Extension Cable(36 pin)betweenP3502 on theMain
C.B.A. and LCD GreenUnit.
C. Connect Extension Cable(36 pin)betweenP3503 on theMain
C.B.A. and LCD BlueUnit.
5. Carefullyplace theMainC.B.A. as shownin Fig. 2-1-2.
Note:
The LCD Projectorpowercannot be turnedon unless the AirFilterunitis correctlyinstalled.
6. Afterservicing, removeExtension Cables.
7. Reinstall theMainC.B.A., and reconnect connectors.
8. Make surethat all wires and leadsareplacedintheiroriginal
position.
Fig. 2-1-2

2.2. HowtodisplayLamp operation time(Service Mode)
1. Connect ajumperwirebetweenTP6012 and TP6013 on Main
C.B.A. for over5secondsas shownin Fig. 2-2-1.
Fig. 2-2-1

2. Lamp operation timewill bedisplayedas shownin Fig. 2-2-2.
Fig. 2-2-2
3. Connect ajumperwirebetweenTP6012 and TP6013 for over5
secondsagainor press MENU button on remote control inorder
torelease from service mode.
Note:
Afterreplacing MainC.B.A., memorydata suchas
historyof lamp operation time has been
reset.However, itcanbe remainedbyinstalling
EEPROMIC (IC6009)to replacedMainC.B.A. from
original MainC.B.A.
2.3. HowtoinitializeEEPROMIC
WhenEEPROMIC’s (IC6009, IC6010)on MainC.B.A. is replaced:
Afterreplacing EEPROMIC’s (IC6009, IC6010), be sure to performeachof following steps inthe
orderpresented.
1. Connect ajumperwirebetweenTP6016 and TP6017 on Main
C.B.A. for over5secondsas shownin Fig. 2-2-1 toenterFactory
mode.
2. “FACTORY”appearson screen(Factorymode).
3. Connect ajumperwirebetweenTP6016 and TP6017 againfor
over5secondstoinitializeEEPROMIC’s.
4. “SelfCheck”appearson screenwheninitializing starts.
5. RemovethejumperwirebetweenTP6016 and TP6017. /
“MEMORY OK”appearson screenwheninitializing iscomplete. /
Afterinitializing iscomplete, perform necessaryadjustments,
referring tostep6through 12.
6. Press thePOWERbutton on remote control once.

7. While"Please press POWERbutton againtopoweroff."is
displayed, press theMENU button on remote control.
8. TheFactoryAdjust Modeappearson screen.
9. Perform adjustments 4.4.1through 4.4.5and 4.4.12 through 4.4.17.
10. Aftercompleting all adjustments, press theMENU button to
release from theFactoryAdjust Mode.
11. Press thePOWERbutton on remote control once.
12. While"Please press POWERbutton againtopoweroff."is
displayed, press the POWER button on remote control topower
off. Then, all adjustmentdata ismemorizedinEEPROMIC’s.
Note:
1. Wheninitializing EEPROMIC’s, memorydata suchas historyof
lamp operation timeand adjustmentdata will bereset.
2. When“MEMORY NG”appearsinstep5, repeat step3through
step5until “MEMORY OK”appears.
2.4. Lamp replacementprocedure
Caution:
Lamp replacementprocedureCaution:Because ofpossibilityof
injury, strictlyfollowthereplacementprocedurebelow.
1. Afterthecooling fanhas stopped, and STANDBY(R) ON(G)
indicator turnssolidred. Set theMainPowerSwitchtoOFF and
unplug thepowercord.
Note:
Please waitmore thanone hourforlamp replacement.
[Ifyou needtoreplace thelamp moreurgently]
-TheLCD Projector has aforcedcooling feature. Afterthe
POWERswitchisturnedOFF, and sometimeduring aboutthe
first minute ofthenormal cooling fanoperation, press and

at sametime. Thecooling fanwill changetohigh speedfor
about10 minutes. (The"C-d" STATUS CODE will bedisplayed.)
2. Grabbing thehandle, place theLCD Projector up on its sideas
illustrated.
3. RemovetheLamp coverscrews.
First readcaution and warning labelson Lamp cover. Then,
removetheLamp coverscrews(2), and take off thelamp cover.
Fig. 2-4-1
4. RemovetheLamp unitscrew.
Removethelamp unitscrew(2), thengrasptheLamp unithandle
and carefullypull itfrom theLCD Projector. KeepLamp housing
opening toyour right. DonottouchLamp or pointLamp opening
at anyone. Fig. 2-4-2
Fig. 2-4-3

WARNING:
Thelamp maybehot. Becareful whenhandling.
CAUTION
-High-pressurelamp maybeexplodeifimproperlyhandled.
-Dangerofinjuryduetolamp fragments.
2.5. Cleaning theProjection Lens
Use lens cleaning paperand cleaneravailable atyourlocal camera shop, etc.Dampenthe
cleaning paperwith cleanerand gentlywipe the lens surface from the centeroutwardto remove
dustas shownin Fig. 2-5-1.
Fig. 2-5-1
Note:
Donot use excessive force whencleaning the lens.
2.6. Connection oftheFlexibleCables toTrapConnector
FigNo. No. of Pins C.B.A.
P3501 36 pin MainC.B.A.
P3502 36 pin MainC.B.A.
P3503 36 pin MainC.B.A.
P6005 18 pin MainC.B.A.
(Removal and Installation of Flexible Cable)
-Removal
1. OntheTrapConnector, swing bothendsoftheLocking Tabto
release theTrapportion oftheConnector. Thenpull Flexible
Cableouttoremoveas shownin Fig. 2-6-1.

Fig. 2-6-1
-Installation
1. Inserttheend oftheFlexibleCableintotheTrapConnector.
2. Withouttwisting theCable, press theLocking Tabinintoits
lockedpositions.
3. Gentlyand slightlypull up on theCabletoconfirm ifitisinstalled
firmly.
2.7. Wireand LeadPosition Diagram
Afterservicing, make sure thatall wires and leads are placedintheiroriginal position.Itis
important forthe bestoperation of the unit.
Fig. 2-7-1

2.8. External Interface (RS-232C)
2.8.1. OutlinedFunction
Through connection with external equipment (e.g. personal computer), itcancontrol the
projectorfrom outside orcaninquire about status.
2.8.2. Requirements for Receiving
-Lamp control command or inquirycommand canbereceived
ordinarily.
-Othercommandscanbereceivedwhenlamp isset at ONonly. /
(Whenlamp isset at OFF, itdoes communication response to
command onlyand does no actual work.)

2.8.3. Operation
1. Communication
-Speed:9600 bps(ordinarycontrol)
-Parity:NONE
-Splitbit:1bit
-Characterlength:8bit
-XON/OFF :NONE
-Lettercode:JIS X 0201 (capital lettersonly)
2. Connection
Inthiscase, theprojector isDCE (Data CircuitEnding device).
Connect itwiththepersonal computerbyastraightcable.
-TXD:Data sentfrom projector
-RXD:Data receivedfrom personal computer
3. Configuration ofCommand
A. Transmission Command:
Command consists of3charactersfollowing STX and withETX
at theend. / Whenaparameterisneeded, cutoff byinserting a
colon(:).
[STX]+[Command]+[(:parameter)] +[ETX]
B. Response
Attheend ofacommand, eitheroneofthefollowing isreturned
:
(Atanormal end)
-Onexecution ofacontrol command
[STX]+[Command]+[(:parameter)] +[ETX]
-Onexecution ofainquirycommand
[STX]+[Data] +[ETX]
(Atanabnormal end, or on reception ofaninvalidcommand/
parameter)
Thecommand whichissentisreturnedbyattaching tothe
error code(ER401 or ER402).
-Onaninvalidcommand (or anabnormal end)
[STX]+[E]+[R] +[4] +[0] +[1] +[:]+[Command]+

[(:parameter)] +[ETX]
-Onaninvalidparameter
[STX]+[E]+[R] +[4] +[0] +[2] +[:]+[Command]+
[(:parameter)] +[ETX]
4. Theuse exampleofthecommand
The side of Personal
Computer The side of Projector
Transmit
[STX][P][O] [N][ETX] (Command practice)
Transmit
Receive [STX][P][O] [N][ETX]
2.8.4. Command List
2.8.4.1. Control command
Command Name
<>:Parameter
Format
Description ProjectorReplying
<>:Parameter
Format
Parameter
Remarks
Min. Max.
PON POWER ON PON — —
POF POWER OFF POF — —
IIS:<input signal> INPUTSELECT IIS:<input signal> — —
ORF: <RGB1
signal> RGB1 INPUTTERMINAL
SETTING ORF: <RGB1
signal> 0 1
ORS:<RGB2
mode> RGB2 TERMINALSETTING ORS:<RGB2 mode> 01
AVL: <pl1> AUDIOVOLUME
ADJUSTMENT AVL: <pl1> 000 063
AMT:<off on> AUDIOMUTEON/OFF AMT:<off on> 0 1
OPM:<off on> VIDEOMUTEON/OFF OPM:<off on> 0 1
OFZ: <off on> FREEZEON/OFF OFZ: <off on> 0 1
VPM:<picture
mode> PICTURESELECT VPM:<picture mode> — —
VCO: <pl2> COLOR ADJUSTMENT VCO: <pl2> -30 +30
VTN:<pl2> TINTADJUSTMENT VTN:<pl2> -30 +30
VBR:<pl2> BLACK LEVELADJUSTMENT VBR:<pl2> -30 +30
*1 :Of some kinds of signals the adjustable extent is verynarrow.

Command Name
<>:Parameter
Format
Description ProjectorReplying
<>:Parameter
Format
Parameter
Remarks
Min. Max.
VCN:<pl2> CONTRASTADJUSTMENT VCN:<pl2> -30 +30
VSR:<pl2> SHARPNESS ADJUSTMENT VSR:<pl2> -04 +03
VWR:<pl2> R LEVELADJUSTMENT VWR:<pl2> -30 +30
VWG: <pl2> GLEVELADJUSTMENT VWG: <pl2> -30 +30
VWB:<pl2> B LEVELADJUSTMENT VWB:<pl2> -30 +30
VHP:<pl2> H POSITIONING VHP:<pl2> (-50) +50 *1
VVP:<pl2> VPOSITIONING VVP:<pl2> (-30) (+30) *1
VDC:<pl2> DOTCLOCK ADJUSTMENT VDC:<pl2> (-50) +90 *1
VCP:<pl1> PHASE ADJUSTMENT VCP:<pl1> 000 031
VSG: <tvsystem> TVSYSTEMSELECT VSG: <tvsystem> — —
OKS:<pl3> KEYSTONEADJUSTMENT OKS:<pl3> -120 +120
OIL: <installation> PROJECTINGMODESELECT OIL: <installation> 1 4
OSS:<screensize> SCREEN SIZESELECT OSS:<screensize> 0 1
OWZ:
<magnification-1> D.ZOOMMAGNIFICATION SETTING OWZ: <magnification-1> 10 50
OZU D.ZOOMMAGNIFICATION UP OZU — —
OZD D.ZOOMMAGNIFICATION
DOWN OZD — —
OTZ:
<magnification-2> COMPRESSION MAGNIFICATION SETTING OTZ: <magnification-2> 0625 1000
OWD:<off on> WIDESCREEN ON/OFF OWD:<off on> 0 1
OID:<off on> ON SCREEN DISPLAYON/
OFF OID:<off on> 0 1
OLF: <no yes> AUTOLAMPOFF FUNCTION
SETTING OLF: <no yes> 0 1
OLG: <language> LANGUAGESELECT OLG: <language> — —
AUU AUDIOVOLUMEUP AUU — —
AUD AUDIOVOLUMEDOWN AUD — —
OMN MENU OMN — —
OCU CURSOR UP OCU — —
OCD CURSOR DOWN OCD — —
OCL CURSOR LEFT OCL — —
OCR CURSOR RIGHT OCR — —
OEN ENTER OEN — —
OAS AUTOSETUP OAS — —
*1 :Of some kinds of signals the adjustable extent is verynarrow.
2.8.4.2. Inquirycommand

Command Name Description ProjectorReplying
<>:Parameter
Format
Remarks
QPW The confirmation of the powercondition <powercondition>
QIN The confirmation of the choseninput signal
terminal <input signal>
QRF The confirmation of the input setting of RGB1
terminal <RGB1 signal>
QRS The confirmation of the setting condition of RGB2
terminal <RGB2 mode>
QAV The confirmation of the audiovolume level <pl1>
QMT The confirmation of the condition of "VIDEO/
AUDIOMUTEON/OFF" <mute>
QMU The confirmation of the condition of "VIDEO
MUTEON/OFF" <off on>
QFZ The confirmation of the condition of “FREEZEON/
OFF” <off on>
QPM The confirmation of "PICTUREMODE" <picture mode>
QVC The confirmation of "COLOR ADJUSTMENT
VALUE" <pl2>
QVT The confirmation of "TINTADJUSTMENTVALUE" <pl2>
QVB The confirmation of "BLACK LEVEL
ADJUSTMENTVALUE" <pl2>
QVR The confirmation of "CONTRASTADJUSTMENT
VALUE" <pl2>
QVS The confirmation of "SHARPNESS ADJUSTMENT
VALUE" <pl2>
QWR The confirmation of "R LEVELADJUSTMENT
VALUE" <pl2>
QWG The confirmation of "GLEVELADJUSTMENT
VALUE" <pl2>
QWB The confirmation of "B LEVELADJUSTMENT
VALUE" <pl2>
QHP The confirmation of "H POSITIONINGVALUE" <pl2>
QVP The confirmation of "V POSITIONINGVALUE" <pl2>
QDC The confirmation of "DOTCLOCK ADJUSTMENT
VALUE" <pl2>
QCP The confirmation of "PHASE ADJUSTMENT
VALUE" <pl1>
QSG The confirmation of the condition of "TVSYSTEM
SELECT" <tvsystem>
QKS The confirmation of "KEYSTONEADJUSTMENT
VALUE" <pl3>
QSP The confirmation of "PROJECTINGMODE" <installation>
QSS The confirmation of "SCREEN SIZE" <screensize>

Command Name Description ProjectorReplying
<>:Parameter
Format
Remarks
QWZ The confirmation of "D.ZOOMMAGNIFICATION" <magnification-1>
QTZ The confirmation of "COMPRESSION
MAGNIFICATION" <magnification-2>
QWD The confirmation of the condition of "WIDE
SCREEN ON/OFF" <off on>
QID The confirmation of the condition of "ON SCREEN
DISPLAYON/OFF" <off on>
QLF The confirmation of the condition of "AUTOLAMP
OFF FUNCTION SETTING" <no yes>
QLG The confirmation of the chosen"LANGUAGE" <language>
Q$L The confirmation of the lamp operation time <acctch>
Q$S The confirmation of the lamp condition <lamp status>
QLS The confirmation of "LAMPON/OFF" <lamp off on>
2.8.4.3. ParameterFormat
Parameter
Format Parameter Size ParameterDefinition
<input
signal> 3VID:VIDEOTERMINALINPUT, SVD:S-VIDEOINPUT, / RG1:RGB1(
or
TERMINALINPUT, RGB2:RGB2 TERMINALINPUT, / DVI:DVI-
DTERMINAL
INPUT(PT-L759VU/VE/PT-L1759V:REFUSAL)
<RGB1
signal> 10:RGB1, 1:YPBPR
<RGB2
mode> 10:Input setting, 1:Output setting
<pl1> 3 DECIMALSYSTEM(without the mark)(0 ~999)
<pl2> 3 DECIMALSYSTEM(with the mark)(-99,---,-01,+00,+01, ---,+99)
<pl3> 4 DECIMALSYSTEM(with the mark)(-120,---,-001,+000,+001, ---,+120)
<magnification
-1> 210:X1 (normal), 15:X1.5, 20:X2, 30:X3, 40:X4, 50:X5
<magnification
-2> 41000:X1 (normal)~0625:X0.625 (VGAsize)
<off on> 1 0:OFF, 1:ON
<no yes> 1 0:NOTSET, 1:SET
<picture
mode> 3NAT:NATURAL, DYN:DYNAMIC
<vsize> 3 35I:1035I, 80I:1080I
<tvsystem> 3 AUT:AUTO, NTS:NTSC, N44:NTSC4.43:PAL: PAL, PAM:PAL-M,
PAN
SEC:SECAM
<installation> 1 1:FRONT2:REAR, 3:CEILING/FRONT, 4:CEILING/REAR
<screensize> 1 0:4:3 TYPE SCREEN, 1:16:9 TYPE SCREEN

Parameter
Format Parameter Size ParameterDefinition
<language> 3 PT-L1759V/X:
ENG: ENGLISH, DEU:GERMAN, FRA:FRENCH, ESP:SPANISH, ITA:
ITALIAN,
CHI:CHINESE
PT-L759VU/VE/XU/XE:
ENG: ENGLISH, DEU:GERMAN, FRA:FRENCH, ESP:SPANISH, ITA:
ITALIAN,
JPN:JAPANESE
<power
condition> 3000:POWER OFF CONDITION, 001:POWER ON CONDITION
<mute> 1 0:MUTEOFF, 1:AUDIOMUTEON, 2:AUDIO/VIDEOMUTEON (
SHUTTER
<acctch> 4 DECIMALSYSTEM(without the mark)(0000 ~9999)[UNIT:HOUR]
<lamp
status> 10:STANDBY, 1:DURINGLAMPLIGHTING-UPCONTROL, 2:LAMP
ON
CONDITION,3:DURINGLAMPGOING-OUTCONTROL
<lamp off on> 1 0:LAMPOFF, 3:LAMPON (1,2:NOTUSED)
3. DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY PROCEDURES
3.1. DISASSEBLY FLOWCHARTOFCABINETPARTS
This flowchartindicates the disassemblysteps of the cabinetparts and the P.C. Boards. When
reassembling, performthe step(s)inthe reverse order.
Fig. 3-1-1
3.2. DISASSEMBLY METHODOFCABINETPARTS
3.2.1. Removal oftheTop Cover Ass’y
1. Remove4screws(A)as shownin Fig. 3-2-1.
Fig. 3-2-1