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Angle of projected image

When the projector is on a flat surface (shelf/table) the image is projected at approx 30 degrees upwards of the centreline of the unit. i.e. if you place the projector on a waist-high table, at 10 feet half the image is on the ceiling. is there any way this can be adjusted (it is not a menu option; this adjustment is a matter of pixels, the issue here is a matter of feet!)

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Hi there

No this can not be changed , the PB6100 was actually designed to mounted upside down in your ceiling and therefore the lens is 28-30 degrees upwards when projected on a flat surface.

Flip it upside down and you'll see what I'm getting at.

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