Panasonic PT-L720U LCD Projector

Do Not Power On Either the Computer or the Projector
Until All Connections are Completed

The projector is kept in a gray case. All of the necessary cables and the remote are in the carrying case. Please note the “pouches” where each cable and the remote are stored and return to the same locations.

Remove the projector unit, cables, and remote from the bag, and set the projector on the cart. You should be able to place both the laptop and the projector next to one another on the top of the cart.

There are two cables that need to be hooked up:

a power cable which should be plugged into the cart then connected to the three pronged port on the left side of the projector (the side with all the other ports; opposite the handle)
and the other cable, which needs to be hooked to the “monitor” port on the back of the laptop (or whichever computer you intend to project from), then hooked to the middle of the three similar looking ports on the projector (the one labeled “RGB 1 in”)

The Connections on the Projector

Power On!

Once you have the cables hooked up, turn on the projector using the button on the top
- the switch seen at the far right of the above picture is only a breaker-switch of sorts; don’t use it
Now turn on the computer.
The projector will not display anything (but a blank, blue screen) until the operating system loads up on the computer it is attached to.
- If the computer completes the start up process and the projector still isn’t outputting anything
  - first check to see that you’ve removed the lens cap
  - second check that all the cables are hooked up properly
  - and third, firmly press the power button on top to make sure you pressed it.

Now That You Have a Projected Image

Auto Setup

Once the computer boots up, and the projector is displaying what the computer is, press the Auto Setup button on the projector’s remote to synchronize the two displays. You will see the words “auto setup” briefly appear on the projection when this has been successfully performed.

Adjusting, Adjusting, Adjusting

After performing the auto setup, you may adjust:

Size of Image

Rotating the tab will change the size of the image (the same effect as if you physically moved the projector nearer or farther from the projection surface)

Focus

Rotating the ring will focus the image.

The Projector Itself

To raise or lower the projector, press up on the tabs located on the front of the projector to allow the legs to slide freely. Raise or lower the projector to the appropriate height, then release the tabs to lock the legs into position.

That’s all it takes to set it up!

When You Are Finished

Shut down the computer
Power Off the projector
Disconnect all cables
Allow the projector to cool before packing it up
Put all cables and remote back in the same pouches where you found them