Yamaha PMT-H25 User manual

Ceiling Mount Bracket

PMT-L21 (for Low Ceilings)

PMT-H25 (for High Ceilings)

Installation Manual

Be sure to read this manual thoroughly

before using this bracket. After you have

read this manual, retain it for future

reference.

When installing the projector using this

bracket, all installation work must be

performed by a qualified contractor or

dealer personnel. The customer must

never attempt to perform this installation

work.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .............................................................................................................2

PACKING LIST .............................................................................................................................. 4

NAMES OF PARTS ....................................................................................................................... 5

DIMENSIONS OF PARTS .............................................................................................................7

SCREEN SIZE AND SETTING-UP DISTANCE ............................................................................ 8

INSTALLATION EXAMPLES....................................................................................................... 10

INSTALLING THE PROJECTOR ................................................................................................. 11

ADJUSTINGTHE PROJECTION ANGLE................................................................................... 14

SPECIFICATIONS ....................................................................................................................... 16

Contents

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(PMT-L21)

(PMT-H25)

PMT-L21/PMT-H25

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1. Always follow the instructions set forth in this manual when installing the projector

using this bracket.

Improper or inadequate installation could cause the projector to fall and injure someone.

2. The installation must be secure enough to bear the weight of the projector, the ceiling

bracket, and other hardware indefinitely, and must also be secure enough to withstand

vibration.

Inadequate installation could cause the projector to fall and injure someone.

3. To ensure safety, all bolts and screws must be tightened securely.

Loose bolts or screws could cause the projector to fall and injure someone.

4. Use only the parts provided with the bracket, and any other parts (commrecially

available) that are specified in this manual.

Using other parts could cause the projector to fall and injure someone.

5. Do not modify the bracket or the parts provided with the bracket.

Modifying the bracket or the other parts could cause the projector to fall and injure someone.

6. Do not use damaged parts.

Using damaged parts could cause the projector to fall and injure someone.

If any parts become damaged, contact your dealer.

7. Make sure to leave enough open space around the unit to allow heat generated by the

projector to dissipate.

Failure to provide adequate space around the unit could cause the projector to overheat internally, causing a

fire.

8. Before replacing the lamp cartridge, always remove the projector (with the mounting

adapter attached) from the ceiling bracket.

Attempting to replace the lamp cartridge while the projector is attached to the ceiling bracket could cause

the projector or the ceiling bracket to fall and injure someone.

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9. Never hang from the projector or the ceiling bracket.

Hanging from the projector or the ceiling bracket could cause the projector or the ceiling bracket to fall and

injure someone.

10. Do not install the projector in a location near an air conditioning vent or in a location

subject to vibration.

Such conditions could have an adverse effect on the projector, and could even cause a fire or electric shock.

11. Do not install the projector in a location that is subject to high levels of dust or

humidity.

Dust accumulating inside the projector could cause a short circuit that in turn could cause a fire or electric

shock.

12. Do not install the projector in a location that is exposed to direct sunlight or in a

location that is subject to extreme fluctuations in temperature (such as near an air

conditioner).

Such conditions can cause the projector housing to warp or to become discolored.

13. Do not wipe the exterior of the ceiling bracket with benzene, paint thinner or cleaning

compounds.

Doing so could damage the finish.

14. Special techniques and experience are essential when installing the projector using

this bracket. Request that your dealer arrange to have the equipment installed.The

customer should never attempt to suspend the projector from the ceiling.

Improper installation could cause the ceiling bracket or the projector to fall and injure someone.

15. Once the projector is installed, safety checks should be conducted on a regular basis.

If the projector is used over an extended period of time, screws can become loose and the installation can

become weaker due to the passage of time, vibration, etc.

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PACKING LIST

Check that all of the following parts are included.

PMT-L21

Ceiling bracket x 1

PMT-H25

Ceiling bracket x 1

Common parts (The following parts are provided with each bracket.)

Projector mounting adapter x 1 Projector mounting screws

(M4, pan head) x 4

Adjustment pole locking screws (M5) x 4

Safety brackets x 2

Safety wires x 2

Vertical angle adjustment screws

(M6, hexagonal head) x 4

Safety bracket mounting screws

(M4, pan head) x 4

Safety wire mounting screws

(M4, pan head) x 4

Installation Manual x 1

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NAMES OF PARTS

PMT-L21

Ceiling bracket

Projector mounting adapter

Tilt angle adjustment screws

(There are also screws on the

opposite side.)

Horizontal angle adjustment

screws

Mounting guide pin

Vertical angle adjustment screws

(There are also screws on the

opposite side.)

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PMT-H25

Height locking screw

Ceiling bracket

Projector mounting adapter

Tilt angle adjustment screws

(There are also screws on the

opposite side.)

Horizontal angle adjustment screw

(four in total)

Height adjustment pole

Mounting guide pin

Vertical angle adjustment screws

(There are also screws on the

opposite side.)

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DIMENSIONS OF PARTS

Projector mounting adapter

with the LPX-500 installed

[Top View]

PMT-H25

[FrontView]

with the LPX-500 installed

[Top View]

PMT-L21

[FrontView]

Ø10 x 13 mm

(Ø3/8 x 1/2 inch)

(elliptical hole)

Ø10 mm

(Ø3/8 inch)

(hole)

Ø9 mm

(Ø3/8 inch)

(hole)

Ø9 x 13 mm

(Ø3/8 x 1/2 inch)

(elliptical hole)

10˚ 10˚

196 mm

170 mm

140 mm

120 mm

156 mm

777 to 1347 mm

887 to 1457 mm

226 mm

200 mm

140 mm

175 mm

Ø8.8 mm

(Ø3/16 inch)

(fully penetrating holes)

(7-3/4 inch)

(6-11/16 inch)

(5-1/2 inch)

(4-3/4 inch)

(6-1/8 inch)

(30-9/16 to 53 inch)

(34-15/16 to 57-3/8 inch)

(1-3/16 inch)

Ø10 x 13 mm

(Ø3/8 x 1/2 inch)

(elliptical hole)

Ø10 mm

(Ø3/8 inch)

(hole)

Ø9 mm

(Ø3/8 inch)

(hole)

Ø9 x 13 mm

(Ø3/8 x 1/2 inch)

(elliptical hole)

(8-7/8 inch)

(7-7/8 inch)

30 mm

(5-1/2 inch)

(6-7/8 inch)

159 mm (6-1/4 inch) 8 mm

(5/16 inch)

8 mm

(5/16 inch)

178 mm (7-1/16 inch)

184 mm (7-1/4 inch) 178.5 mm (7 inch)

170.5 mm (6-3/4 inch)

170.5 mm (6-3/4 inch) 170.5 mm (6-3/4 inch)

147.3 mm (5-3/4 inch)

175 mm (6-7/8 inch)

192 mm

(7-9/16 inch)

81 mm

(3-3/16 inch)

137 mm

(5-3/8 inch)

10°10°

832 to 1402 mm

(32-3/4 to 55-3/16 inch)

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SCREEN SIZE AND SETTING-UP DISTANCE

The distance between the projector and the screen (16:9) determines the actual image size.

Recommended distance: 0.9 to 13.0 m (2.9 to 12.6 feet)

While referring to the table below, position the projector so that the image size is smaller than the screen

size.

Screen size (cm [feet])

Approximate projection size* (m [feet])

Distance in Fig. A below (cm [feet])

30" (66 x 37 [2.1 x 1.2]) 0.9 to 1.2 [2.9 to 3.9] 5.0 to 5.1 [0.16 to 0.17]

40" (89 x 50 [2.8 x 1.6]) 1.2 to 1.6 [3.9 to 5.2] 6.7 to 6.8 [0.22 to 0.22]

60" (130 x 75 [4.2 x 2.4]) 1.8 to 2.5 [5.9 to 8.2] 10.2 [0.33]

80" (180 x 100 [5.7 x 3.2]) 2.5 to 3.4 [8.2 to 11.1] 13.6 to 13.7 [0.45 to 0.45]

100" (220 x 120 [7.2 x 4.1]) 3.1 to 4.3 [10.1 to 14.1] 17.0 to 17.1 [0.56 to 0.56]

200" (440 x 250 [14.4 x 8.2]) 6.3 to 8.6 [20.6 to 28.2] 34.0 to 34.3 [1.12 to 1.13]

300" (660 x 370 [21.6 x 12.1]) 9.5 to 13.0 [31.1 to 42.6] 51.0 to 51.4 [1.67 to 1.69]

*Distance and dimensions should be used as a guide for installation. The actual distance will vary depending on

projection conditions.

Distance from center of

ceiling bracket to front

edge of projector:

Approx. 12 cm

Distance from ceiling

surface to center of

lens:

PMT-L21:

Approx. 19 cm

PMT-H25:

89 to 146 cm

30"

(66 ×37) 40"

(89 ×50) 60"

(130 ×75) 80"

(180 ×100)100"

(220 ×120) 200"

(440 ×250)

Screen size (cm)

300"

(660 ×370)

Approximate projection size (m)

0.9 to 1.2

1.2 to 1.6

1.8 to 2.5

2.5 to 3.4

3.1 to 4.3

6.3 to 8.6

9.5 to 13.0

5.0 to

5.1 6.7 to

6.8 10.2 13.6 to

13.7 17.0 to

17.1 34.0 to

34.3 51.0 to

51.4

Distance from center of

lens to top edge of screen

(cm)

Notes

•The projection distance is the horizontal distance from the surface of the projector lens to the surface of the screen.

In the case of the LPX-500, the surface of the lens is recessed by approximately 3 cm from its exterior.

•Although the vertical angle of the ceiling bracket can be adjusted in a range of ±15°, a large angle adjustment may

distort the projected image. We recommend you to adjust both the angle of the ceiling bracket and the angle of the

screen.

•The lens of the LPX-500 allows a zoom ration of up to about 1.35. The image size at the maximum zoom setting is

about 1.35 times bigger than the image size at the minimum zoom setting.

•The image size will be reduced when keystone correction is carried out.

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PMT-H25 height adjustment

The height adjustment pole for the PMT-H25 has holes spaced 3 cm apart that can be used to adjust the

height. When the bracket is shipped from the factory, the pole is set at the shortest height.

Follow the procedure described below to adjust the pole to the appropriate height. For details on the

appropriate height, refer to “SCREEN SIZE AND SETTING-UP DISTANCE” on page 8.

[Adjustment Procedure]

1Remove the safety pin.

2Loosen the nut, and then remove the height locking

screw.

Caution

•Removing the height locking screw will unlock the height

adjustment pole from the ceiling bracket. In order to ensure

that the height adjustment pole does not fall, always hold

the pole while performing this work.

3Determine the correct position in accordance with the

height of the screen, insert the height locking screw,

and then hand-tighten the nut.

4Securely tighten the four height adjustment pole

locking screws (M5) provided.

5Securely tighten the nut that was previously hand-

tightened.

6Be sure to insert the safety pin.

After adjusting the height, make sure that the

adjustment pole locking screws and the nut are all

tightened securely. Also make sure that the safety

pin has been inserted properly.

Safety pin

Nut

Adjustment pole locking screws

(Tighten the other side also.)

Height

locking

screw

Hight adjustment pole

Ceiling bracket

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INSTALLATION EXAMPLES

When installing to a wooden ceiling

1Drill matching holes through the reinforcing

plate and the ceiling in the proper locations

and then pass bolts through the holes.

2Tighten the bolts to secure the reinforcing

plate to a ceiling beam.

Cautions

•Make sure that the reinforcing plate is strong

enough to bear the weight of the projector and the

ceiling bracket.

•Use M8 bolts (commercially available).

When installing to a concrete ceiling

Reinforcing plate Washer

Nut and

washer

Bolt (M8)

Ceiling

beam

(Use the reinforcing plate, bolts, nuts and washers

commercially available.)

1Install anchor nuts in the ceiling.

2Screw the bolts into the anchor nuts.

Cautions

•Make sure that the anchor nuts are strong enough

to bear the weight of the projector and the ceiling

bracket.

•Use M8 bolts (commercially available).

Anchor nut

Ceiling

Nut and

washer

Bolt (M8)

(Use the anchor nuts, bolts, nuts and washers

commercially available.)

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