This compact projector makes large-screen images easier to use, and helps lectures and presentations go more smoothly.The PT-ST10EA features a newly developed short-throw lens. This allows installation methods to be used that were not possible with conventional models, for a wider range of application. Close range projection also reduces shadows on the screen. This all adds up to more relaxed, comfortable viewing.
The 2,800 lumen PT-ST10 has a short-throw ratio of 0.5:1. Its close-range capabilities suit it to applications with whiteboards while also reducing shadow interference on screen.
The PT-ST10 footprint is the size of an A4 file and it weighs 3.1 kg. With whiteboard and blackboard modes, the projector can be used in rooms that do not have a screen installed. An Intelligent Power Management function permits use of the projector even in places with unstable electrical power while a Daylight View Basic function ensures clear images even in brightly lit rooms.
The model has standby power consumption of 0.4 W*1 in eco standby mode and 15 W in normal standby mode as well as a Direct Power-Off function that allows immediate disconnection from the power supply.
Daylight View
Panasonic's Daylight View Basic technology achieves sharp, easy-to-see images by clearly reproducing the details in dark image areas, which were previously difficult to see in brightly lit rooms.
A built-in sensor measures the ambient light, and the Daylight View Basic function adjusts the halftone colour and brightness level according to the surrounding illumination.
Easy Remote Monitoring and Control Even When Mounted on the Ceiling
A Web browser on a computer connected through a wired LAN system lets you remotely operate ST10 projectors and check their status. An e-mail messaging function can also notify you when a lamp needs replacement, and indicate the overall projector status.
In addition, Multi Projector Monitoring and Control Software is included for monitoring and controlling multiple Panasonic projectors from a single PC.
The wired LAN terminal is compatible with PJLink™ (Class1), an open protocol that is used by many manufacturers, to enable integrated control of systems that contain different brands of projectors