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The only option for screen orientation is left-rght and right-left , and there doesn't seem to be an upside down option. So you are probably correct in that it cant be used upside down.
Many projectors allow you to vertically flip the image for mounting the projectors upside down. Each projector is different in how to change that setting, so I would look in your owners manual.
the projector will project 4 image configurations: front, rear, ceiling front, and ceiling rear. go into the menu, under settings, and change it from ceiling to front.
Hit the menu/select button to bring up the menu either on the projector or on the projector remote then go down until advanced is highlighted then press the menu/select button then move down until Ceiling Project is highlighted and hit the menu/select button again to get the image right side up. If you have the manual for the projector this information can be found on page 34.
Here is the manual: ScreenPlay 4805 ScreenPlay 4805 Check page 38 on picture settings, you can revers the image to project from behind a screen (mirror), I don' think you can have picture upside down (180 rotation) using projector settings. You need to reverse image source (eg. picture on computer).
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