Epson Home Cinema 3000 Users Guide

							

2.
Totransport orstore theprojector, makesuretheStatus lightisoff, then unplug thepower cord.
 Caution:
Toavoid damaging theprojector orlamp, never unplug thepower cordwhen theStatus
 light
ison orflashing.
 3.
Replace theprojectors lenscover.
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topic:UsingBasicProjector Features
 Viewing
3DImages
 You
canview 3Dimages usingyourprojector. Viewing3Dimages requires a3D-compatible video
 device
andapair ofEpson RF3Dglasses (notincluded withPowerLite HomeCinema 3000).Youcan
 also
convert 2Dimages to3D using the2D-to-3D Conversion settinginyour projectors Signal>3D
 Setup
menu.
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You
canpurchase EpsonRF3Dglasses fromanEpson authorized reseller.Tofind thenearest reseller,
 call
800-GO-EPSON (800-463-7766).Oryou canpurchase onlineatepsonstore.com (U.S.sales) or
 epson.ca
(Canadian sales).
 1.
Connect a3D-compatible videodevice tothe projector usingacompatible HDMIcable.
 2.
Turn onthe video device, thenturnonthe projector.
 3.
Begin playback fromthevideo device.
 Note:
Makesureyousetthe video device toplay content in3D mode.
 4.
Press the2D/3D buttononthe remote controltoactivate 3Dmode, ifnecessary.
 5.
Slide thepower switch onthe 3Dglasses tothe Onposition.
 6.
Putonthe 3Dglasses. Ifyou donot see a3D image, pairtheglasses withtheprojector.
 Note:
Ifyou change thevideo source oryou arenotwithin range ofyour projector, theglasses enter
 standby
modeandthestatus lightflashes green.Slidethepower switch onthe glasses tothe Off
 position
andthen back tothe Onposition toresume 3Dviewing.
 Pairing
the3DGlasses withtheProjector
 Charging
the3DGlasses
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3D
Viewing Range
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topic:UsingBasicProjector Features
 Pairing
the3DGlasses withtheProjector
 Pair
theglasses withtheprojector toestablish communication betweenthemfor3D viewing.
 1.
Turn onthe projector.
 2.
Settheimage source toHDMI.
 3.
Project a3D image.
 4.
Slide thepower switch onthe 3Dglasses tothe Onposition.
 5.
Move theglasses within10feet (3m) ofthe projector, thenholddown thePairing buttononthe
 glasses
foratleast three seconds.
 The
status lightonthe glasses flashesgreenandred. Ifpairing issuccessful, thelight turns green
 for
10seconds andthen turns off.
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topic:Viewing 3DImages
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Charging
the3DGlasses
 Charge
theglasses whenthestatus lightonthe glasses flashesredtoindicate alow battery.
 1.
Connect thesmaller endofthe charging cabletothe port onthe bridge ofthe glasses.
 Note:
Makesureyouconnect thecable inthe correct orientation oryou may damage theglasses or
 cable.

2.
Connect theother endofthe cable tothe USB Type Aport onthe projector orany other device such
 as
acomputer thathasanactive USBType Aport.
 Note:
Theprojector mustbeturned ontocharge theglasses.
 The
glasses arefully charged whenthestatus lightonthe glasses staysgreen.
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topic:Viewing 3DImages
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3D
Viewing Range
 When
youview 3Dimages, makesureyouarepositioned withintheviewing rangeshown here.
 1
 32
ft(10 m)
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topic:Viewing 3DImages
 Selecting
theLanguage forthe Projector Menus
 If
you want toview theprojectors menusandmessages inanother language, youcanchange the
 Language
setting.
 1.
Turn onthe projector.
 2.
Press theMenu button.
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3.
Select themenu andpress Enter.
 4.
Select theLanguage settingandpress Enter.
 5.
Select thelanguage youwant touse and press Enter.
 6.
Press Menu orEsc toexit themenus.
 Parent
topic:UsingBasicProjector Features
 Adjusting
theImage Height
 If
you areprojecting fromatable orother flatsurface, andtheimage istoo high orlow, youcanadjust
 the
image heightusingtheprojectors adjustablefeet.
 1.
Turn onthe projector anddisplay animage.
 2.
Ifthe image istilted, rotate thefront feettoadjust theirheight.
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3.
Use thevertical andhorizontal lensshiftdials onthe projector toadjust theposition ofthe projected
 image
asnecessary.
 If
the projected imageisunevenly rectangular, youneed toadjust theimage shape.
 Parent
topic:UsingBasicProjector Features
 Related
concepts
 Image
Shape
 Related
tasks
 Adjusting
theImage Position UsingLensShift
 Adjusting
theImage Position UsingLensShift
 If
you cannot installtheprojector directlyinfront ofthe screen, youcanadjust theposition ofthe
 projected
imageusingthelens shiftfeature.
 Note:
Wait30minutes afterturning onthe projector beforesetting thefocus, zoom, andlens shiftfor
 maximum
accuracy.
 1.
Turn onthe projector anddisplay animage.
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2.
Turn thevertical andhorizontal lensshiftdials onthe projector toadjust theposition ofthe projected
 image
asnecessary.
 1
 Center
oflens
 2
 Projected
imagewhenlensshiftisset inthe center
 3
 V
×60%
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4
 H
×24%
 Note:
Youcannot movetheimage toboth thehorizontal andvertical maximum values.
 Follow
theseguidelines whenusinglensshifttoadjust yourimages:
 •
When adjusting theimage height, position theimage lowerthanwhere youwant itto be and then
 move
itup using thevertical lensshiftdial. This willhelp prevent theimage frommoving downafter
 adjustment.

•
Keep thevertical andhorizontal lensshiftdials intheir center positions forthe clearest picture.
 Parent
topic:UsingBasicProjector Features
 Image
Shape
 You
canproject anevenly rectangular imagebyplacing theprojector directlyinfront ofthe center ofthe
 screen
andkeeping itlevel.
 Correcting
ImageShape withtheKeystone Buttons
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topic:UsingBasicProjector Features
 Correcting
ImageShape withtheKeystone Buttons
 You
canusetheprojectors keystonecorrection buttonstocorrect theshape ofan image thatis
 unevenly
rectangular onthe sides.
 Note:
Touse thekeystone correction feature,youmust firstsetthe lens tothe center-top positionusing
 the
lens shiftdials.
 1.
Turn onthe projector anddisplay animage.
 Note:
Youcandisplay apattern toaid inadjusting theprojected imageusingthePattern buttonon
 the
remote control.
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2.
Press oneofthese keystone buttonsonthe control paneltodisplay theKeystone adjustment
 screen.

3.
Press akeystone buttononthe projectors controlpaneltoadjust theimage shape.
 After
correction, yourimage isslightly smaller.
 Note:
Ifthe projector isinstalled outofreach, youcanalso correct theimage shape withtheremote
 control
usingtheH/V-Keystone settingsinthe projector menus.
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topic:Image Shape
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