Panasonic 1083/1085

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Notes

If your remote won't allow you to do any geometry or convergence adjustments, try the following:

1. There's a switch in the battery compartment of the remote which needs to be set 'on'.
2. Try pressing the ID buttons on your remote. It's possible that your remote has different ID than your projector (same thing as 'address' function on Barco remotes). Different ID allows you to do some basic operations but none of the ones needed in geometry adjustments.
    

Accessing the 16 different memory settings for RGB input mode:

When you input a new frequency (new resolution/refresh rate), press test key and save your settings pressing the store key twice. If the signal you're inputting is same as one previously saved, it will use the same memory location.

Every resolution/refresh rate/sync type etc. combination can have only one memory setting (A1-A8 etc.). Each memory setting can have three different settings, for example for different aspect ratios (A1-1, A1-2, A1-3, A2-1 etc.). Press test and aspect key to create a new aspect memory and follow instructions. You can change the aspect memory with aspect key.
 

You need the original remote to set up projector OR you can download files for various programmable remotes (ex: Phillips Pronto) from remotecentral.com.

Try and get the original Panasonic ceiling mount if you can. Not only it's the best I've seen (just lift your projector to this mount and that's it!), but it's not very simple to make one of your own.