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When the projector is floor mounted, the use of the mounting hardware is not required. However, you
will need to calculate the throw distance and screen offset as shown in the previous section.
For floor mount installations remember to
calculate the offset from the bottom of the picture
to the floor. If the projector is mounted inside a
cabinet and NOT placed directly on the floor, the
offset is the distance between the bottom of the
projector’s feet and the bottom of the picture.
When the unit is floor mounted, a 1” rubber tube
must be attached to the bottom of the projector in
order to block hot air circulation inside the unit.
Attach the supplied rubber tube near the “out” vent
on the right side of the projector so that exhaust
air is properly channeled out of the unit and away
from the floor.
When the unit is mounted inside a cabinet, be
certain that an exhaust vent is provided so that the
hot air generated by the projector may be safely
removed from the cabinet.
Air in
Air out
For Floor mount
Before completing the installation, double check all screws, mounting hardware and the projector feet to
make certain that they are securely tightened so that no further movement of the projector/mounting
assembly is possible.
After the physical mounting is complete, horizontal and vertical adjustments are made to center and
align the projected image to the screen. The white field pattern, as described in
Screen Set-Up
menu
section, is used to make the three dimensional adjustments.
Before these dimensional adjustments can be made, you must:
q
Turn system on.
q
Adjust the zoom and focus.
q
Once on screen menus can be clearly viewed, go to
Screen Set-Up
menu.
q
Select the proper screen aspect ratio.
Make the following horizontal and vertical adjustments to align the white field pattern to the screen:
Ceiling bracket C
