Epson Powerlite 7300 Users Guide

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ELP Link III software
installing, 92 to 94
launching, 94 to 96
using, 96 to 115
Environmental specifications, 135
EPSON support, 6 to 7
External speakers, 53 to 54FFaxAdvice, EPSON, 7
Features, 1 to 2
Feet, raising or lowering, 64
Focusing, 63 to 64
Formats, supported display, 137
Freeze button, 69
FTP site, EPSON, 6GGraphics, drawing screen, 97 to 98, 101HHelp, EPSON, 6 to 7
High-end workstation, 49
Humidity requirements, 136IImage
adjusting position, 63 to 64, 80, 106
adjusting quality, 80 to 83leaving a copy on the screen, 98
problems, 130 to 132
resizing, 65
size range, 134
Image Gamma, 112
Infrared receivers, location, 58
Installing batteries, 16 to 17
Installing the ELP Link III software, 92 to 
94
Internet, 6
KKey Macro function, 98, 102LLamp
light, 72 to 73, 126 to 127
replacing, 120 to 123
specifications, 134
Language menu option, 86
Laptop, connecting to, 26 to 30, 40 to 48
Launching the ELP Link III software, 94 to 
96
Lens, cleaning, 118
Lights, status, 72 to 74, 126 to 128
Line function, 97, 101
Logo, creating, 113 to 115
Long throw zoom lens, 62
Lumens, 133
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MMacintosh
connecting projector to, 31 to 48
installing software, 94
Mechanical specifications, 135
Menus
accessing, 76 to 80
Audio, 75, 83 to 84
changing settings, 78 to 80
Custom, 87 to 89
Options, 75, 85 to 87
Video, 75, 80 to 83
Mode, video signal, 82
Monitors, supported, 137
Mute button, 69, 71OOptions for the projector, 4
Options menu, 75, 85 to 87PPA system, 53 to 54
Pin assignments, connector, 138
Pointer button, 68
Positioning the projector, 15 to 16, 58 to 62
Positioning the screen image, 63 to 64, 80, 
106
Power
button, 69 to 71consumption, 135
light, 72 to 73, 126 to 128
supply, 135
PowerBook, connecting projector to, 40 to 
48
Preview menu option, 88
Projection lamp light, 72 to 73, 126 to 127
Projector
changing ELP Link III settings, 105 to 
110
connecting, 18 to 54
distance to screen, 15, 59 to 62
focusing, 63 to 64
hanging from the ceiling, 85, 109
lamp specifications, 134
parts identified, 58
positioning, 15 to 16, 58 to 62
positioning the screen image, 63 to 64, 
80, 106
problems, 126 to 128
setting up, 11 to 54
status lights, 72 to 74, 126 to 128
turning on and off, 55 to 56
unpacking, 12 to 14
using the Quick Change Toolbar, 105
Projector case, cleaning, 118
Projector Control window, 105 to 110
Projector Setting window, 103 to 104
Prompt menu option, 85, 109
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QQuick Change Toolbar, 105RRear projection, 85, 109
Remote control
buttons, 67 to 69, 78 to 80
customizing the Effects buttons, 96 to 
102
functions, 68 to 69
problems, 129
specifications, 134
using, 3, 67 to 69
Replacing the lamp, 120 to 123
Reset All menu, 90
Resize button, 65
Resolution, 133, 140SSafety instructions, 8 to 10
Saturation, 82, 107
Screen image, problems, 130 to 132
Screen, adjusting whiteness, 85
Sharpness, 82, 107
Sleep mode, 3, 65 to 66, 140
Software
installing, 92 to 94
launching, 94 to 96
using, 96 to 115Sound problems, 132
Speakers
adjusting the tone, 83, 108
adjusting the volume, 83, 108
connecting projector to, 53 to 54
Specifications
electrical, 135
environmental, 135
general, 133 to 134
lamp, 134
mechanical, 135
remote control, 134
safety, 136
Square function, 98, 101
Stamp function, 98, 101
Status lights, 72 to 74, 126 to 128
Strobe menu option, 89, 110
Super XGA, 137, 140
Support, technical, 6 to 7
S-Video signal, 14, 140
Sync, 80, 106
TTemperature
light, 74, 126 to 128
requirements, 136
Test pattern
changing, 111
displaying, 106
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Tint, 82
Tone, adjusting, 83, 108
Toolbar, using, 105
Tracking, 80, 106
Treble, 83, 108
Troubleshooting
image and sound problems, 130 to 132
projector problems, 126 to 128
remote control problems, 129
Turning the projector on and off, 55 to 56
TV, supported display formats, 137UUnpacking projector, 12 to 14
User logo, creating, 113 to 115VVCR, adjusting the projected image, 82 to 
83
VGA, 137, 140Video
adjusting projected image for, 82
jacks, 51
menus, 75, 80 to 83
signal mode, 82
Video source, connecting projector to, 49 to 
52
Volume, 83, 105, 108
WWarning lights, 72 to 74, 126 to 128
Workstations, connecting projector to, 49
World Wide Web, 6XXGA, 137, 140ZZoom options, 87 to 88, 110
Zoom ratio, 134
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