Does the AE100 suffer from altitude Sickness?  

I just received my TH-AE100 LCD projector. and now I'm reading the manual and I'm concerned about a comment in the Precautions on
Handling section under Cautions regarding settting-up. The comment is:
"If using this projector at high elevations (above 1400 m), consult your
dealer or authorizied service center. I live at about 4800', should I be concerned? Have any other AE100 users run their projector above 1400m?

I've done a little research and I may have found my answer at this site:
http://www.proxima.com/site/Support/fieldnotes39.htm
Basically, the higher the altitude the lower ambient temperature you need to keep the projector cool. Since my theater is in my basement and it's always cool, I should be ok. Other thougths though are welcome

By the way, I sent my question to the Canadian Panasonic website and got a responsing telling me I should hear from them next week :(

Considering the underwhelming response to this thread, I may be the only owner living over 1400m, regardless I'll document the reponse I received from Panasonic support (Canada):

For altitudes higher than 1400m, it will be necessary for you to set the Fan
Control to the High setting. To do this:

1) Press "OSD" on "OPTION" menu, then press and hold the "ENTER" button for
at least 3 seconds. (MENU-OPTION-OSD)


2) The following options will appear:

FREEZE MSG OFF/ON
PIC.SHIFT OFF/ON
RUNTIME PRT OFF/ON
FAN CONTROL NORMAL/HIGH/FULL
AUTOSETUP NORMAL/SPECIAL
SELF CHECK
SERVICE MODE

Select FAN CONTROL, and then set it to HIGH using the arrow key.