Epson Powerlite 737c Multimedia Projector Users Guide

							Index191 Projector
carrying case, 13, 150
cleaning, 144
connections, see Connecting projector
disabling buttons, 119
distance from screen, 16, 175
groups, 134 to 142
installing, 173 to 174
lamp specifications, 176
monitoring remotely, 121 to 133
options, 13 to 14
password protection, 114 to 117
positioning, 16 to 17
resolution, 175
specifications, 175 to 177
transporting, 150
troubleshooting, 151 to 154
turning off, 26 to 27
turning on, 18 to 19
unpacking, 12
viewing information about, 155
PSK, 72
R
Raising image, 23
Rear-screen projection, 120, 173 to 174
Registration, 11
Remote control
A/V Mute button, 32
as wireless mouse, 35
battery used, 176
connecting cable for mouse, 40
correcting color, 34
E-Zoom button, 33
Freeze button, 32
information, 181
numeric keypad, using, 53, 115
pointer tool, using, 36
problems, 166, 181
range, 176
running slideshow with, 103 to 104
specifications, 176
switching sources, 31
troubleshooting, 166Removing
memory card, 86
wireless card, 84
Replacing lamp, 146 to 149
Request code, password, 116
Resetting lamp timer, 149
Resetting menu options, 109
Resize image, 34
Resolution, 34, 158, 175
Rotating the image, 88, 90, 91, 104
S
Safety
instructions, 179 to 180
specifications, 177
Scenarios
adding movie files, 96 to 98
adding sound, 95
background color, 95
cells, 93, 97
converting PowerPoint files, 92 to 93
creating, 92 to 99
default location, 95
editing on the projector, 105
exiting, 88, 104
presenting on the projector, 103 to 104
previewing, 100
problems, 164 to 165
rearranging, 97
running automatically, 102
transferring to memory card, 101 to 103
transitions, 98 to 99
Screen
blank, 20 to 22
distance from projector, 16
ordering, 13
startup screen, creating, 117 to 118
Screen image, See Image
Screen switching time setting, 88
Security
Kensington lock, 13
password protection, 114 to 117
Sharpness setting, 111
Signal menu, 111 to 112
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sit (presentation file type), 106
Sleep mode, 26
SlideMaker, see EMP SlideMaker
Slides
displaying on the fly, 87 to 89
hiding, 105
rearranging, 105
SmartMedia cards, 101
Software installation, 169 to 172
Sound
adding to scenarios, 95
troubleshooting, 161
Source
selecting, 19, 31
viewing, 155
Speaker, specifications, 175
Speakers, connecting, 48
Special effects, adding to slide transitions, 89, 
99
Specifications
brightness, 175
dimensions, 176
electrical, 176
environmental, 176
general, 175
lamp, 176
remote control, 176
resolution, 175
safety, 177
sRGB color mode, 110
Standby Mode setting, 125, 127
Startup screen
user’s logo, See User’s Logo
Startup screen, creating, 117 to 118
Status lights, 153 to 154
Support, see Technical support
S-video cable, 13, 43
Switching between users, 83
Switching picture source, 19, 31
Sync setting, 112
Synchronization, adjusting, 26, 160T
Technical support, 10, 166 to 167
Temperature
requirements, 176
status light, 153 to 154
Theatre color mode, 110
Thumbnails, scenario, 96
Tracking, adjusting, 26, 160
Transitions, scenario, 98 to 99
Transporting projector, 150
Trap IP address, 61
Troubleshooting
blank screen, 20 to 22, 156 to 157
cut-off image, 158
distorted image, 24 to 25
EasyMP problems, 164 to 165
image and sound problems, 156 to 161
network problems, 162 to 164
no signal, 20, 156 to 157
projector problems, 151 to 154
remote control problems, 166
wireless projection problems, 75 to 76, 
162 to 164
Turning off picture (using A/V Mute), 32
Turning off projector, 26 to 27
U
Unpacking projector, 12
USB cable, 12, 40
User’s Logo menu, 117 to 118
V
VCR, connecting, 41 to 45
Video
cables, 12, 13, 41
connecting video equipment, 41 to 45
display settings, viewing, 155
formats, supported, 177 to 178
selecting source, 19, 31, 42, 43
Video Signal setting, 112
Volume, controlling, 33
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W
Warning lights, 153 to 154
Warranty, 11, 184 to ??
Web browser, monitoring projector with, 
132 to 133
WEP encryption, 71 to 72
Windows, configuring for wireless, 55 to 57, 
62 to 66
Wireless
connecting manually, 80 to 82
e-mail alerts, 128 to 131
LEAP authentication, 73
network card, 50, 84, 169
presentation, 49 to 83
problems, 162 to 164
projector groups, 134 to 142
WEP encryption, 71 to 72
WPA security, 72
Wireless, mouse, 35, 40
WPA, 72
Z
Zoom ratio, 175
Zooming image, 24, 33
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							Control panel
Zoom ring
Security lockFocus ring
Remote control 
receiver
Lens cover Exhaust air ventCard slot
Front adjustable foot Foot adjust lever
Power inlet
Rear adjustable footType B USB portAudio port
Type A USB port
Speaker Video port
S-Video port
Computer/Component Video port
Turn projector on and off
Optimize computer imagesStop action
Switch between equipment 
connected to projector portsActivate on-screen pointerEnter (left mouse button) Change slides in PowerPointEnlarge section of image
Esc (right mouse button)
Activate numeric keypad
Select color mode
Activate menu system
Access on-screen help
Control volume Move cursor on screen
Turn off picture and sound 
						

							Control panel
Zoom ring
Security lockFocus ring
Remote control 
receiver
Lens cover Exhaust air ventCard slot
Front adjustable foot Foot adjust lever
Power inlet
Rear adjustable footType B USB portAudio port
Type A USB port
Speaker Video port
S-Video port
Computer/Component Video port
Turn projector on and off
Optimize computer imagesStop action
Switch between equipment 
connected to projector portsActivate on-screen pointerEnter (left mouse button) Change slides in PowerPointEnlarge section of image
Esc (right mouse button)
Activate numeric keypad
Select color mode
Activate menu system
Access on-screen help
Control volume Move cursor on screen
Turn off picture and sound