Panamorph Paladin and Phoenix Lens Installation Guide, V1.5 Page | 3
3. Attach the Lens to the Lens Bracket by inserting the four #8-32 Bracket Screws (two on
each side) through the toothed Lens Bracket height-adjustment slots and into the Bracket
Arms. See the “Other Tips” section for inverting the Lens Bracket. NOTE: If the projector
is toward the top of the screen the Paladin lens should have the Panamorph logo
facing down and if at the bottom of the screen the logo should be facing up.
4. Refer to instruction illustrations for your particular Attachment Kit. Attach the Lens Bracket
(now with Lens attached) to the Attachment Plate by directing the Bracket Attachment
Screws (now in the Lens Bracket) up through the slotted holes (XM2) or the horizontal slot
(XMU) and secure using the two Thumb Knobs. NOTE: If the longer Bracket Attachment
Screws are used then the Bracket Attachment Spacer(s) should be between the Lens
Bracket and the Attachment Plate. If using the XMU Plate, loosen the Thumb Knobs and
slide the Lens Bracket horizontally in the slot to center the Lens in front of the projector lens
before retightening the Thumb Knobs.
5. Remove the protective film from the Lens. Turn on the projector, show a 2.4:1 movie and
make adjustments to the lens so the beam passes through onto the screen unuobstructed.
Height adjustments are made by slightly loosening the two Bracket Screws on each side
and then tilting and vertically moving the Bracket Arms attached to the Lens to an
appropriate notch in the toothed slots where the Bracket Arms can settle to align with the
sides of the Lens Bracket. Tilt adjustments are made by slightly loosening the two Lens Tilt
screws on each side connecting the Bracket Arms to the Lens so that it pivots about the
front screw. With these operations in mind:
