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After Projector B image alignment is the way you want, press the [A ⇔ B] key.
(9)
This will cause the light blue Projector B image shaping cursors to disappear and be
replaced by yellow Projector A image shaping cursors.
(10) Repeat steps (2) through (9) (toggling the movement speed between slow and fast with the
[CORRECT] key) as many times as required to fine tune the adjustment.
Adjust the Projector A and Projector B images until they satisfy the conditions below.
The four corners of the two grids align as precisely as possible with the four corners of the
target screen.
The single thick yellow positioning mark line centered between the two thin blue positioning
mark lines.
(11) To exit Corner Correction, press the [ESC] key.
This will display the "Image Shaping" menu.
4.
Perform other correction operations as required.
When "Flat" is selected as the shaping type, you can also perform "Side Correction (Arch)", "Side
Correction (Parallel Shift)", and "Center Point Correction". For details, see "Performing Detailed
Correction" (page E-27).
5.
If required, adjust the aspect ratio of the projected image.
For details, see "Adjusting the Aspect Ratio of the Projected Image" (page E-30).
6.
After image shaping work is complete, display the "Image Shaping" menu and then
press the [ESC] key.
This will display the "Image shaping will be ended." dialog box, which contains the two options
described below.
Display both menus stacked.:
Select this option after you have been able to correctly align the Projector A and Projector B
images. With this setting, pressing the [MENU] key will display both the Projector A and Projector
B menus.
Display one menu only.:
Select this option if Projector A and Projector B image alignment is incomplete (which makes
stacked menus difficult to read) and you want to re-adjust them later. With this setting, only the
Projector A menu is displayed.
7.
After selecting the option you want, press [ENTER].
This exits the dialog box and causes the image from the input source to be projected.
Improper positioning
E-21
Getting Ready
Proper positioning
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