I just got this TV and put the 3D glasses together and saw the red and blue tabs on the lenses .Can I pull these tab off or do they need to stay ?
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Yes, if I remember correctly, those are jut plastic covers to prevent scratching while packing and shipping.
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Just put the battery in, pull them off both sides of the lenses, and turn the glasses on.
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these tabs are for protection while shipping-remove them before using the glasses
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Most 3d tv's from 2012 onward share the same glasses tech. I think Sony is the only company still using proprietary glasses. I personally bought the Samsung SSG4100GB glasses, and they work fine on my Panasonic DT50. If you have any type of light in the room other than the tv, it will distract you from the side as these glasses are open design and do not wrap around on the sides, but how can you complain when they are under $20 each.
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Yes, sort of. Directly popping out one lense will likely damage the frame. If you use a jewelers screw driver to loosen/remove the screw holding the frame together and then remover the lense, tighten the screw and you have a one lense pair of glasses. A small drop of maybe clear nail polish will hold the screw in place. Removing them makes them likely to loosen. After "gluing" the screw you will NOT be able to remove it in the future without difficultly and potentially damaging screw or frame. Removing a lense will significantly weaken the frame and great caution must be exercised to avoid damaging the glasses (or now glass with frame).
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No. This had nothing to do with the glasses but the way my TV is setup. My TV gives the option to turn 3D on/off, to turn DLP Link on/off, and to switch polarity to standard/reversed if image is not correct. Reversed polarity worked for these glasses and my TV.
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It isn't worth trying to take the lens off the metal. I only needed the lens too, but the whole thing changes with two screws. Just take the bulb out, take the two screws lose or out and put the new lens in place and put the screws back in, put the bulb back in and your done.
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I believe that they are as long as your television uses RF technology. Your model number of your TV ends with 50 and it was made in 2012. I think you are safe with these glasses. Here is what Dimensional Optics says about these glasses. 3ACTIVE 3D Glasses - Compatible with all 2012/13/14 Panasonic 3D TVs. These 3D Glasses are compatible with all 2012/13/14 Panasonic 3D TVs that use radio frequency (RF) technology. Compatible with all 2012 Panasonic 3D TVs with model numbers ending in 50 Example Model Number: Panasonic TC-P55ST50 Compatible with all 2013 Panasonic 3D TVs with model numbers ending in 60 Example Model Number: Panasonic TC-P55ST60 I would call them with any other questions at this number. 1.877.548.8450
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Yes. These are ACTIVE 3D glasses and an internet search of your TV demonstrates that the TV used ACTIVE 3d technology.
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Dear Dianne,Thank you for your question regarding the Optoma HD25. Of course you will need 3D glasses. There are 2 types that you can use. There is the Optoma DLP Link Glasses and the Optoma RF Glasses. If you use the DLP Link Glasses then you will be set to go. If you choose the RF Glasses, then you will need the optional 3D RF Emitter. I hope I have answered your question satisfactorily. Feel free to contact us anytime. Thanks so much! Charlotte
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They are held in place with a VERY tiny screw (see review) It takes a small screwdriver to change them out. But I guess you could also just leave the screw out and let the eyepieces sit freely in place as long as you don't turn the scope upside down. That way you could swap out eyepieces without the screwdriver.
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Mine seem to have a film on the outside of each lens, but it also seems like they don't want you to peel it off. Usually they provide a tab to use when they want you to peel something off. Did you peel it?
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My TV did not have its own 3D glasses but the TV is 3D compatible. I would think there should not be any problem.
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Yeah. They come off. The lens was spotless. It holds up to 450 fps at 20 ft
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I have an older 3D ready Mitsubishi, which required a separate emitter for shutter glasses. At first, it didn't work because I bought a different emitter that sucked. After I got a Mitsubishi emitter, the glasses worked beautifully. Now, all 3D TV should have internal emitters and work with all active shutters.
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You don't need the updates for your TV if it uses these glasses. These are Bluetooth rfs which came out for the 2012-2013 lineups. All you do is give it the initial charge. Make sure your TV is set to auto find in your settings, them hold the switch over for 3 seconds. Enjoy. Try looking around your settings. I was surprised to find wifi in my tv thinking i had to buy a separate adaptor to use it.
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All passive 3d glasses should be compatible. Other than red and cyan, of course.
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Hi OscarDepending on the age of your DLP 3D TV, There may be a internal RF emitter already in there if its a rather newer model.Read your manual or look on line, for your model number to find that out, as well as the emitter it can use. All the Glasses look for is a DLP Link from the TV's RF emitter. If there is no RF emitter in your model and, you have found the model # online or in the manual.There is the one you need at Amazon .
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Hi there. I still haven't opened it becuase I moved abroad and the TV is now in a container somewhere. It is supposed to come with 3d glasses...