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- User’s Guide 1
- Important Safety Information 2
- Copyright Notice 2
- Contents 3
- Other Equipment 4
- 6 Contents 6
- 8 Contents 8
- The Epson 9
- Using Your Documentation 10
- Registration and Warranty 11
- Unpacking the Projector 12
- Optional Accessories 13
- 14 Welcome 14
- Displaying and Adjusting 15
- Positioning the Projector 16
- Projector 17
- Projecting the Image 18
- Selecting the Image Source 19
- You Can’t Project an Image 20
- Same Image 20
- Make sure 21
- Mirror Displays 21
- Adjusting the Image Shape 24
- Using Keystone Correction 25
- Shutting Down the Projector 26
- Using the Remote Control 29
- Search button 31
- Source Search button on the 31
- Source buttons. Use them 31
- Stopping Action 32
- Zooming Part of Your Image 33
- Controlling the Volume 33
- Resizing Video images 34
- Adjusting the Color Mode 34
- Using the Pointer Tool 36
- Customizing the Pointer Tool 36
- Connecting to Computers 37
- Cameras, and Other 37
- Equipment 37
- Connecting to a Computer 38
- Control 40
- Connecting an S-Video Source 43
- Component-to-VGA cable 44
- Component-to 44
- VGA adapter 44
- Other Device 46
- Connecting External Speakers 48
- Presenting Through a 49
- Wireless Network 49
- Starting EasyMP 50
- Ad Hoc mode 51
- Access Point mode 51
- Configuring the Connection 52
- Num button on the 53
- My Network Places or 55
- Network Neighborhood 55
- Properties 55
- Configure button 56
- Using Access Point Mode 59
- Configure. Then click the 61
- Network tab to see your 61
- OK to close the dialog 66
- Right-click and select Status 67
- System Preferences 68
- Configure 69
- Show All 69
- Settings, then make any 69
- Distribute IP addresses 69
- Adding WEP Encryption 71
- Adding WPA Security 72
- Adding LEAP Authentication 73
- Projecting Wirelessly 74
- If none of these suggestions 75
- Configure. Then click 76
- Show All Settings. The 76
- Extension and select 77
- Use encrypted 77
- Using the Control Bar 78
- ■ Brightness 79
- ■ Contrast 79
- ■ Color Mode 79
- Connecting in IP Connect Mode 80
- Click here 81
- Enter the IP 81
- Switching Between Users 83
- Disconnect 84
- Access light 84
- Eject button 84
- Presenting from a Memory 85
- Card, Digital Camera, or 85
- External Drive 85
- Displaying the Slideshow 87
- Controlling Your Slideshow 87
- ■ Continuous Play 88
- ■ Screen switching time 88
- Video or 89
- S-Video port and transmit 89
- S-Video button on the 89
- Creating a Scenario 92
- Scenario 93
- EMP SlideMaker2) 94
- Setting Up Transitions 98
- Checking Your Scenario 100
- Memory Card 101
- Presenting Scenarios 103
- Controlling Your Scenario 104
- Indicates 105
- Supported File Formats 106
- Fine-Tuning the Projector 107
- Using the Menu System 108
- Reset All 109
- Adjusting the Image 110
- Adjusting Signal Settings 111
- ■ Keystone 113
- ■ Auto Keystone 113
- ■ Operation Lock 113
- ■ Pointer Shape 113
- ■ Brightness Control 113
- Enabling Password Protection 114
- Capturing the Image 117
- ■ Display 119
- ■ User’s Logo 119
- ■ Projection 120
- ■ Operation 120
- ■ Standby Mode 120
- ■ Link 21L 120
- ■ Language 120
- Managing Projectors 121
- Using EMP Monitor 122
- Registering Your Projectors 123
- Delete 124
- Monitoring Your Projectors 125
- Status icons 126
- Video source icons 126
- Controlling Your Projectors 127
- Using E-Mail Alerts 128
- Enter on the remote control 129
- Mail and press Enter 129
- Num button and use the 130
- Num button again to exit 130
- Messages 131
- Network ON as the 132
- Network ON, the 132
- Using Projector Groups 134
- Select these 137
- 138 Managing Projectors 138
- IP connection. (If the upper 138
- IP connect mode rather than 138
- Exporting a Projector Group 139
- Export button 140
- Importing a Projector Group 141
- 142 Managing Projectors 142
- Maintaining the Projector 143
- Cleaning the Lens 144
- Cleaning the Projector Case 144
- Loosen, but don’t 147
- 148 Maintaining the Projector 148
- Resetting the Lamp Timer 149
- Transporting the Projector 150
- Solving Problems 151
- Using On-Screen Help 152
- Checking Projector Status 153
- Status lights 154
- The power doesn’t turn on 155
- The image is blurry 159
- Solving Network Problems 162
- Solving EasyMP Problems 164
- Send Scenario 165
- Where To Get Help 166
- Telephone Support Services 167
- Software Installation 169
- Macintosh System Requirements 170
- Continue Anyway 171
- 172 Software Installation 172
- Projector Installation 173
- 174 Projector Installation 174
- Keystone function in the 174
- Technical Specifications 175
- Projection Lamp 176
- Remote Control 176
- Dimensions 176
- Electrical 176
- Environmental 176
- Compatible Video Formats 177
- Important Safety Instructions 179
- Remote Control Information 181
- Declaration of Conformity 182
- FCC Compliance Statement 183
- Warranty 184
- Notices 185 185
- 186 Notices 186
- Index 187 187
- Index 189 189
- Index 191 191
- Index 193 193
- 194 Index 194
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