My projoctor picture is upside down

1,Turn the projector on,press the Menu botton
2,Press the Left ,Right,Up or Down to find the "lamp usage" and the reset option.
3,select "Lamp replacement counter Reset ?"
4,select "Yes"

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What is the operating temperature please?

Possible that the lamp had crossed the time limit and so needs to be replaced.
please check the manual for the details of this error.
click on:

http://us.sanyo.com/dynamic/product/Downloads/PDG-DSU30%20OM-41421237.pdf

You need to turn off the ceiling mode to get the picture to project correctly. This is in the Settings Menu. See page 37 of the manual which is currently available here: http://cncms.com.au/SANYO-IMs/Commercial-Industrial/plcsw30_im.pdf .

Press Menu. Then use the left/right arrows to move to the icon with the projector and screen shown. (Note: right now this row will be on the bottom of your screen and the icon will be to the left side of the row.) Press the down arrow and move to the Ceiling icon with the R. It should be the seventh icon from the upside down "Up" arrow; it's next to the Capture icon with a camera. (Normally, ceiling icon shows as an upside down R when your image is projected right-side up. There is also a rear-projector icon with a mirror image R when the image is right-side up.) Press Select and then use the arrow keys to choose the On/Off options. You may need to press Select again to save the setting.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

You have to access the menu with the remote and scroll through until you find image page and then reset it.

http://online.projectordoctor.com/PLC-XU51

they have the lamp for about $300 (scroll down the page for the cheaper one).

Press menu and go through the settings. Its in there somewhere cause I came across it accidently! Just change them all which you think could be related.

depending on the size of the surface you are projecting on, and what the zoom capacity of your lens is, you probably only have one choice available to you, and that is to move your projector farther away from what you are trying to project onto.....

hope this helps!

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