Epson Powerlite 700c Multimedia Projector Users Guide

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Index
IndexIndex Index
A
A/V cable, 19
A/V Mute button, 34, 57
A/V Mute setting, 55
About menu, 58
Accessories, 72
Adobe Acrobat Reader, 4 to 5
Advanced menu, 46
Air filter, cleaning, 61
Anti-theft device, 22
Arrow tool
customizing, 52
using, 37
Audio
adjusting tone, 50 to 51
adjusting volume, 35, 50 to 51
connecting cable, 13, 17, 21
menu, 50 to 51
problems, 71
Audio Out jack, 21
Auto button, 49
B
Bass, adjusting sound, 50 to 51
Batteries, remote control, 9
Blurry image, 70
Box tool
customizing, 53
using, 37
Brightness setting, 49
C
Cable
audio, 13, 17
computer, 12, 15
mouse, 14, 17 to 18
Camcorder, connecting, 19 to 20
Case, cleaning, 60
Cleaning
air filter, 61
lens, 60
projector, 60
Color
adjusting, 49 to 50
problems, 70
Comp button, 34
Computer
connecting audio cable, 13, 17, 21
connecting mouse cable, 14, 17 to 18
connecting projector, 12 to 13, 15 to 17
Computer cable, connecting, 12 to 13, 15 to 17
Connecting projector
to external speakers, 21
to laptop computer, 12 to 13
to PowerBook, 15 to 17
to video source, 19 to 20
Contrast setting, 49
Cursor/stamp tool
customizing, 52
using, 37 
						

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D
Declaration of Conformity, 76
Digital camera, connecting, 19 to 20
Distance from projector to screen, 10
Documentation, 4 to 5
Drawing on the screen, 36 to 39
DVD player, connecting, 19 to 20
E
Effect menu, 51 to 54
Electronic manuals, 4 to 5
Enter button, 32
EPSON
Accessories, 72
PrivateLine Support, 3, 72
technical support, 71 to 72
Esc button, 32, 37, 48
External speakers, connecting, 21
E-Zoom button, 33
F
FaxAdvice, EPSON, 72
Focus ring, 28
Focusing image, 28
Foot release levers, 29
Freehand line tool
customizing, 53
using, 39
Freeze button, 35
FTP site, EPSON, 71
G
Gamma setting, 49
H
Help, 3, 71 to 72
Help button, 41
Help system, using, 41 to 42
I
Image
adjusting, 28 to 30
blurry, 70
capturing and saving in projector, 56 to 57
color, 49
correcting shape, 30, 54, 69
fine-tuning appearance, 49
focusing, 28, 70
help, 41
positioning, 29, 48 to 49
problems, 68 to 70
raising, 29
resizing, 33
size and distance from screen, 10
turning off, 34
zooming, 28, 33
Installing batteries in remote control, 9
Internet, 3, 71
K
Kensington anti-theft device, 22
Keystone button, 30, 69
L
Lamp
automatic shut-off, 27, 55
number of hours used, 58
replacing, 62 to 64
warning light, 40, 65 to 67
Language setting, 41
Laptop computer
connecting audio cable, 13
connecting mouse cable, 14
connecting projector, 12 to 13
displaying on, 23, 27
Laser disc player, connecting, 19 to 20
Lens
cap, 23
cleaning, 60
extending, 22
ring, 28
Light button, 31 
						

							Index81 Lights, status and warning, 40, 65 to 67
Lines, drawing on screen, 38, 39
Locating projector, 9 to 10
Logo, saving on projector, 56 to 57
M
MAC mouse cable, 17 to 18
Macintosh
adapter, 16
see also
 PowerBook
video-out cable, 16
Manuals, 4 to 5
Marker tool
customizing, 53
using, 38
Menu button, 47
Menus
About, 58
Advanced, 46
Audio, 50 to 51
Effect, 51 to 54
Setting, 54 to 55, 57
User’s Logo, 56 to 57
using, 46 to 48
Video, 47 to 50
Mouse cable, connecting, 14, 17 to 18
N
No-Signal Msg setting, 55
Notebook computer, see
 Laptop computer
Numbered buttons on remote control, 36
P
P in P button, 35
PA system, connecting, 21
Picture in picture, 35, 55
Positioning image, 29
Positioning projector, 9 to 10
Power
button, 23, 42
cord, 22
light, 22 to 24, 40, 42
saving, 27, 55Power Mgmt Sys setting, 55
PowerBook
connecting audio cable, 17
connecting mouse cable, 17 to 18
connecting projector, 15 to 17
displaying on, 23, 27
Presentation tips, 2
PrivateLine Support, 3, 72
Projection lamp light, 40, 65 to 66
Projector
cleaning, 60
connecting to laptop, 12 to 13
connecting to PowerBook, 15 to 17
connecting to video source, 19 to 20
connections, 11 to 12
distance from screen, 10
feet, 29
focusing, 28
positioning, 9 to 10
problems, 65 to 67
registering, 4
shutting off, 24, 42
status lights, 65 to 67
transporting, 64
turning on, 22, 26
unpacking, 8
viewing information, 58
Prompt setting, 55
PS/2 mouse cable/port, 14
R
Raising image, 29
RCA A/V cable, 19
Registering the projector, 4
Remote control
connecting cable for wireless mouse, 14, 
17 to 18
information, 75
installing batteries, 9
light button, 31
problems, 67, 75
turning on, 31
using, 30 to 32
using as wireless mouse, 32 
						

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Replacing the lamp, 62 to 64
Resetting menu options, 46, 48
Resize button, 33
Resizing
image, 33
problems, 69
Resolution, 1, 69
S
Safety instructions, 73 to 74
Screen image, problems, 68 to 70
Screen, distance from projector, 10
Setting menu, 54 to 55, 57
Sharpness setting, 49
Shutting down projector, 24, 42
SizeWise technology, 1
Sleep mode, 22, 27, 55
Sound
adjusting volume, 35, 50 to 51
help, 41
problems, 71
turning off, 34
Sound system, connecting, 21
Source button, 27
Source, selecting, 34
Speakers, connecting to, 21
Special effects buttons, 36 to 39
Stamp tool
customizing, 52
using, 37
Standard mouse port, 17 to 18
Startup screen, creating, 56 to 57
Status lights, 40, 65 to 67
Stereo audio cable, 21
Stopping action, 35
Support, 3, 71 to 72
S-video, 19, 20
S-Video button, 34
Sync, 48, 70
T
Technical support, 3, 71 to 72
Temperature warning light, 40, 65 to 67
Tone setting, 50 to 51Tracking, 48, 70
Transporting the projector, 64
Trapezoid image, 30, 54, 69
Treble, adjusting sound, 50 to 51
Troubleshooting
color problems, 70
image and sound problems, 68 to 71
projector problems, 65 to 67
remote control problems, 67 to 68
Turning off projector, 24, 42
Turning on projector, 22, 26
U
Unpacking projector, 8
USB mouse cable/port, 14, 17 to 18
User’s Logo menu, 56 to 57
V
VCR, connecting, 19 to 20
Video
button, 34
display settings, viewing, 58
jack, 19
menu, 47 to 50
picture in picture, 35, 55
selecting source, 34
Video source, connecting, 19 to 20
Video-out cable for PowerBook, 16
Volume
button, 35
setting, 50 to 51
W
Warning lights, 40, 65 to 67
World Wide Web, 3, 71
Z
Zoom ring, 28
Zooming image, 28, 33