Epson Brightlink 450wi Interactive Projector Users Guide

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Index
A
A/V Mute
button, 60, 126
display settings, 77, 83
Accessories, 20 to 21
Adapter, audio, 34
Air filter
cleaning, 111
ordering, 20
replacing, 112 to 113
Altitude, 78, 124, 145
Anti-theft device, 20, 84
Aspect ratio, 46, 74, 143
Audio
adapter, 34
cable, 33
connecting equipment, 33 to 36
controlling volume, 62
problems, troubleshooting, 133 to 134
turning off (using A/V Mute), 60
Auto Iris setting, 72
Auto Setup setting, 73
B
Background screen settings, 77, 83
Bands, vertical, 132
Batteries, replacing, 118 to 120
Blackboard color mode, 45
Blurry image, 131
Brightness, 143
Brightness setting, 72
Browser control, 104
C
Cables
audio, 33
component-to-VGA, 20, 29, 31
composite, 29
Ethernet, 86
mouse, 27
ordering, 20 to 21
security, 84
S-Video, 20, 30
USB, 25 to 27, 37 to 38
VGA, 24, 32
Calibrating, 49 to 51
Capturing image, 82
Chalkboard, projecting on, 45
Cleaning
air filter, 111
projection window, 110
projector case, 110
Closed captioning, 77
Color
correcting, 45, 72
problems, 132 to 133
saturation, 72
settings, 72
Color Mode, 45, 72
Component-to-VGA video cable, 20, 29, 31
Composite video cable, 29
Computer
connecting to, 24 to 25
selecting source, 43
Connecting projector
to audio equipment, 33 to 36
to computer, 24 to 25
to document camera, 37 to 38
to monitor, 28
to USB device, 37 to 38
to video equipment, 29 to 32
Contrast ratio, 143
Contrast setting, 72 
						

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Control Panel Lock setting, 75, 83 to 84, 125
Custom screen, see User’s Logo
D
Data encryption, 100
Default settings, restoring, 71
DHCP, 138
Dimensions, projector, 18, 144
Direct Power On, 41
Distance from projector to screen, 143
Document camera
connecting, 37 to 38
ordering, 20
Documentation, 10
DVD player, connecting, 29 to 32
Dynamic color mode, 45
E
Easy Interactive Driver, 48 to 49
Easy Interactive Tools, 52 to 57
EasyMP Monitor, 85
EasyMP Network Projection
creating password for, 93
data encryption, 100
features, 101
network projection, 85 to 101
problems, 136 to 138
Electrical specifications, 144
E-mail alerts, 101 to 102
Encryption, 97 to 98, 100
Environmental specifications, 145
Epson
accessories, 20 to 21
PrivateLine Support, 11
technical support, 10, 140 to 141
warranty, 11
Error status lights, 124
Ethernet cable, 86 to 88
Extended menu, 77 to 78
E-Zoom buttons, 61
F
FCC compliance statement, 152Filter, see Air filter
Fn key, notebook, 128
Focusing image, 44
Freeze button, 61
Full aspect setting, 46
H
Help system, using, 122
Help, Epson, 10, 140 to 141
High Altitude mode, 78, 124, 145
I
iBook, connecting to, 24
Image
adjusting, 43 to 46, 71 to 72
blurry, 131
capturing and saving in projector, 82
correcting shape, 75, 130
fitting on screen, 73, 130
focusing, 44
problems with, 126 to 133
projecting on chalkboard, 45
selecting source, 43
size and projection distance, 143
turning off (using A/V Mute), 60
turning off temporarily, 60
zooming, 61
Image menu, 71 to 72
Info menu, 117 to 118
Input Signal setting, 25, 31, 32, 74
Input signal, selecting, 43
Instant Off, 42
Interactive pens, see Pens, interactive
K
Kensington anti-theft device, 20, 84
Keystone correction, 75, 130, 144
Keyword, 93 
						

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L
Lamp
number of hours used, 117 to 118
ordering, 20
replacing, 113 to 117
specifications, 144
status light, 113, 123 to 124
Lamp timer, resetting, 117
LAN button, 87
Language setting, 78
Laptop computer
connecting to, 24 to 25
display problems, 126 to 130
selecting source, 43
Light output specifications, 143
Lights, status, 123 to 124
Locking
buttons, 83 to 84
projector, 84
Logo, saving on projector, 81 to 83
M
Macintosh
display problems, 128
selecting network settings, 96
Manuals, 10
Menus
changing settings, 70 to 71
default settings, restoring, 71
Extended, 77 to 78
Image, 71 to 72
Info, 117 to 118
Network, 87, 91
Reset, 71, 117
Settings, 75 to 76
Signal, 73 to 74
User’s Logo, 82
Mic Input Level setting, 76
Microphone, connecting, 35
Monitor, connecting external, 28Monitoring projector
EasyMP Monitor, 85
e-mail notifications, 101 to 102
SNMP, 103 to 104
using browser, 104
Mouse
connecting cable for remote, 27 to 28
using pen as, 51 to 52
using remote control as, 64
N
Network
managing projector remotely, 101 to 105
problems, 136 to 138
security, 97 to 100
settings, 86 to 104
wired, 86 to 88
wireless, 89 to 101
No Signal message, 127 to 128
Noise level, 144
Normal aspect setting, 46
Not Supported message, 128
Notebook computer, see Laptop computer
Num button, 80
Numeric keypad, using, 80
O
Optical aspect ratio, 46, 143
Options for projector, 20 to 21
P
Page Up (+)/Page Down (-) buttons, 64
Page Up/Down setting, 64
Password
Protect sticker, 12
protection, 79 to 81
remote access, 93
request code, 81
Pattern
capturing and saving in projector, 63 to 64
displaying, 62 to 63
selecting, 76 
						

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Pens, interactive
as mouse, 51 to 52
calibrating, 49 to 51
driver, 48 to 49
parts, 16
problems, 134 to 136
replacing batteries, 118
using, 47 to 57
Photo color mode, 45
Picture source, selecting, 43
Picture, see Image
Pointer tool, using, 65 to 66
Position setting, 74, 130
Power
button, 41
specifications, 144
status light, 41, 123 to 124
Power Consumption setting, 75, 113, 118
PowerPoint, 64, 66, 78
Presentation color mode, 45
Presentations
computer, 27 to 28
using the pointer tool, 65 to 66
wireless, 85 to 101
PrivateLine Support, 11
Problems
color, 132 to 133
connecting wirelessly, 136 to 138
image, 126 to 133
interactive pens, 134 to 136
network, 136 to 138
no signal, 127 to 128
remote control, 139
sound, 133 to 134
USB Display, 125
using on-screen help, 122
Progressive format, 74
Projection lamp, see Lamp
Projection setting, 77
Projection window, cleaning, 110Projector
cleaning, 110
dimensions, 18
disabling buttons, 83 to 84
distance from screen, 143
lamp specifications, 144
monitoring remotely, 101 to 105
options, 20 to 21
parts, 14
password protection, 79 to 81
ports, 15
resolution, 143
security features, 79 to 84
specifications, 143 to 145
transporting, 120
troubleshooting, 121 to 141
turning off, 42
turning on, 40 to 41
unpacking, 12 to 13
viewing information about, 117 to 118
Q
Quick Wireless Connection
troubleshooting, 136
using, 91
R
Rear-screen projection, 77
Registration, 11 
						

							Index185 Remote control
A/V Mute button, 60
as wireless mouse, 64
batteries used, 144
batteries, replacing, 119 to 120
connecting cable for mouse, 27 to 28
correcting color, 45, 72
E-Zoom buttons, 61
Freeze button, 61
numeric keypad, using, 80
pointer tool, using, 65 to 66
problems, 139
range, 144
specifications, 144
troubleshooting, 139
USB button, 38, 43
using, 60
virtual over network, 106
Remote Receiver, deactivating, 76
Replacing lamp, 113 to 117
Request code, password, 81
Resetting lamp timer, 117
Resetting menu options, 71
Resize image, 46
Resolution, 46, 128, 143
Resolution setting, 73
S
Safety
instructions, 149 to 151
specifications, 145
Saturation setting, 72
Screen
distance from projector, 143
ordering, 21
startup screen, creating, 81 to 82
Screen image, see Image
Security
cables, 84
Control Panel Lock, 83 to 84
identifying logo, 82 to 83
Kensington lock, 20, 84
network, 97 to 100
password protection, 79 to 81Settings menu, 75 to 76
Sharpness setting, 72
Signal menu, 73 to 74
Sleep mode, 42, 78, 123, 126
Slide plate, 15
Slideshow
options, 68
running, 66 to 68
SNMP, 103 to 104
Sound, troubleshooting, 133
Source, selecting, 43
Speaker, specifications, 143
Speakers, connecting, 36
Specifications
brightness, 143
dimensions, 144
electrical, 144
environmental, 145
general, 143
lamp, 144
remote control, 144
resolution, 143
safety, 145
speaker, 143
video formats, 145
Sports color mode, 45
sRGB color mode, 45
SSID, 95, 96
Startup screen
creating, 81 to 83
settings, 83
user’s logo, see User’s Logo
Status lights, 123 to 124
Support, see Technical support
S-Video cable, 20, 30
Switching picture source, 43
Sync, adjusting, 74, 132
T
Technical support, 10, 140 to 141
Temperature
requirements, 145
status light, 123 to 124
Test pattern, 76 
						

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Theatre color mode, 45
Through aspect setting, 46
Tint setting, 72
Tracking, adjusting, 74, 132
Transporting projector, 120
Troubleshooting
blank screen, 126 to 128
cut-off image, 130
image and sound problems, 126 to 134
network problems, 136 to 138
no signal, 127 to 128
projector problems, 121 to 141
remote control problems, 139
wireless projection problems, 136 to 138
Turning off picture (using A/V Mute), 60
Turning off projector, 42
U
Unpacking projector, 12 to 13
USB
button, 38, 43
cable, 25 to 27, 37 to 38
connecting external device, 37 to 38
connecting for display, 25 to 27
key, 91
selecting TypeB port usage, 64, 78
USB Display, solving problems, 125
User button, 76
User’s Logo
creating, 82
display settings, 83
V
VCR, connecting, 29 to 32
VGA video cable, 24, 32
Video
cables, 12, 20 to 21, 29
connecting video equipment, 29 to 32
formats, supported, 145
selecting source, 43
Video Signal setting, 74
Volume, controlling, 62
W
Warning lights, 123 to 124
Warranty, 11
Web browser control, 104
Web Remote Control, 106
WEP encryption, 97 to 98
Whiteboard, 37 to 38
Whiteboard color mode, 45
Windows
display problems, 128
selecting network settings, 96
Wired network, 86 to 88
Wireless
module, 89 to 90
presentation, 85 to 101
problems, 136 to 138
Quick Wireless Connection, 91
security, 97 to 100
WEP encryption, 97 to 98
WPA security, 99 to 100
Wireless mouse, 27 to 28, 64
Wireless Mouse setting, 65, 78
WPA security, 99 to 100
Z
Zoom aspect setting, 46
Zoom ratio, 143
Zoom setting, 75
Zooming image, 61