PT-FRQ60 SeriesPT-FRQ60 / PT-FRQ50

Quad Pixel Drive, Panasonic’s original 2-axis pixel-quadrupling technology, rapidly shifts each pixel vertically and horizontally to produce sharp, clear, and detail-rich 4K images for a maximum resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels (16:9). Combined with the DMD’s high pixel-density and narrow aperture ratio, Quad Pixel Drive creates smooth, filmlike images with a superior sense of depth and definition, allowing viewers to retain complex information.

Rich Color Enhancer is an original Panasonic color optimization technology for 1-Chip DLP™ projectors that offers two selectable modes. Dynamic Mode balances brightness and color for clear image visibility in well-lit environments. Standard/Graphic Mode optimizes color reproduction performance by adjusting color-wheel timing to expand red-channel output, leading to more naturally vibrant red expression. Colors are deep, rich, and accurate, faithfully reflecting the content creator’s artistic intent.

The projector smoothly plays 240 Hz/1080p video content with a minimal input-to-output latency of just 8 ms or less¹, perfect in any application where fast response and fluid motion are important. PT-FRQ60 Series also works with Panasonic’s optional ET-SWR10² Real-Time Tracking
Projection-Mapping System, a ready-to-use Software Development Kit (SDK) that enables image projection onto fast-moving objects at up to 240 fps, making it easy to add lifelike interactivity to your museum exhibit.

1 Display frame rate corresponds to the input signal frame rate. Geometric adjustment features must be disabled.
2 ET-SWR10 is used in conjunction with third-party devices (sold separately). Compatibility with third-party devices cannot be guaranteed. Other limitations apply. For more information, visit the ET-SWR10 webpage.

Dynamic Contrast directly modulates light output to achieve high contrast with less power consumption. Digitally controlled frame-by-frame
scene-linking modulation ensures precise light output adjustment for accurate contrast even when bright and dark scenes frequently interchange.

Remote Preview Lite¹ allows the projectionist to check signal connectivity and to evaluate changes to the image when selected projector image adjustment settings are changed by previewing input video on a laptop screen. Remote Preview Lite works even when the projector is in Standby Mode and eliminates need for on-screen projection immediately before the presentation commences. It reduces chance of display issues before the performance, and if an error is detected, helps narrow down the possible cause to the input signal chain.

1 Requires Multi Monitoring & Control Software Version 3.2 or later.

1 Availability may vary by country or region. For more information on Wireless Presentation System PressIT, please click here.

2 Device’s USB Type-C terminal requires support for DisplayPort™ ALT Mode (image output function) and DC power supply (5 V/0.9 A). Refer to the product manual for more information. Android™ devices require a dedicated app.

Note: Accessories sold separately. Operation with third-party devices cannot be guaranteed.

4K DIGITAL LINK transmits uncompressed 4K/60p (4.2.0) video¹, audio², and control commands through a single CAT 5e or higher STP cable for distances of up to 50 m³. Optional ET-YFB200G DIGITAL LINK Switcher⁴ or ET-YFB100G Digital Interface Box⁴ simplify installation, reduce cabling and associated cost, and enhance system reliability. Alternatively, you can transmit 100Base-TX or 10Base-T compatible control signals via a separate LAN terminal, freeing up the 4K DIGITAL LINK connection for video-signal transmission.

1 4K input signals are resized to the projector’s resolution.

2 Audio transmission depends on model’s audio capability.

3 150 m (492 ft) transmission available with ET-YFB200G DIGITAL LINK Switcher for signals up to 1080p.

4 Optional ET-YFB200G DIGITAL LINK Switcher and ET-YFB100G Digital Interface Box are not compatible with 4K signals.

Failover Circuitry¹ limits brightness loss in the unlikely event of a single diode failure. Multi Laser Drive Engine² features redundant laser modules that maintain image display even if a laser module fails. Failover Circuitry provides an invaluable layer of insurance in situations where image display must not be interrupted.

1 Specifications vary depending on projector model.

2 Rate of brightness decrease varies depending on projector model.

To assure stable and reliable continuous operation, Panasonic implements a refined heat-pipe-based cooling system within the projector’s compact, easy-to-manage body dimensions. This filterless cooling system draws heat away from the optical block, which is hermetically sealed to prevent dust ingress in compliance with the industry’s toughest dust-proofing guidelines. Low-degradation laser modules, inorganic phosphor wheel, and filterless cooling system design contribute to 20,000 hours¹ of maintenance-free projection.

1 Around this time, light output will have decreased to approximately 50 % of its original level ([PICTURE MODE]: [DYNAMIC], [DYNAMIC CONTRAST] set to [2], temperature 30 °C (86 °F), elevation 700 m (2,297 ft) with 0.15 mg/m³ of particulate matter).

Panasonic’s free AV management software for Windows^® PC lets you monitor and control up to 2,048 compatible display devices of any brand via LAN to reduce maintenance hassle within display networks of any scale. The software enables status monitoring, control-command execution, content playlist delivery, playback scheduling, and system map visualization. A free 90-day trial of optional Early Warning functions is included and adds extra functionality. It notifies the operator in the event of a playback or device error, and sends alerts when symptoms of trouble are detected. Maintenance reminders streamline device management. Operational reports can be generated and exported as a text file. The software links with compatible network cameras for live screen-monitoring, and you can also monitor device status remotely from a tablet via VPN. Software data can be acquired via Web API and installed onto an existing control application.

Note: Download Multi Monitoring & Control Software here. Purchase an optional license at PASS to continue using Early Warning functions after the free trial expires. Some functions require software Version 3.2 or later.

When background noise must be kept to a minimum, Quiet Mode supports almost indiscernible 28 dB¹ operation, limiting distractions in immersive projection environments as well as in office meeting spaces, boardrooms, and classrooms where audience attention must stay focused on the projected content.

1 For PT-FRQ50 in QUIET Mode (35 dB in NORMAL/ECO Mode). Operating noise for PT-FRQ60 is 31 dB (QUIET Mode) and 36 dB (NORMAL/ECO Mode). Brightness is reduced when operating the projectors in ECO Mode.

System Daylight View 3 is the premium implementation of Panasonic’s System Daylight View technology. It supports six levels of user-selectable adjustment. To combat the effect of ambient light on the projected image and boost color impact in projection-mapping applications, sharpness, gamma curves, color, and brightness are all optimized to suit on-site conditions.

Sensors detect color and brightness apparent on screen. Projectors automatically calibrate for a uniform multi-screen image, adding a layer of convenience and cost saving for long-term deployments.

Optimally adjusts multiple screens with edge blending, color matching, and digital image enlargement.

Since the laser light-source doesn’t require time to warm up, images appear almost instantly. There’s also no safe cool-down required when disconnecting power—the projector can be turned on and off any time as necessary.

Data-cloning function¹ allows various settings and configuration data to be copied from a main projector to up to 99 sub projectors via LAN. This simplifies and expedites the setup process for multi-unit projection applications.

1 Cloneable data excludes passwords, projector name/ID, and network settings. Data-cloning function is supported among identical projectors only.