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SXGA. Super Extended Graphics Array. SXGA provides higher 
resolution than XGA (1280 ´ 1024).
UXGA. Ultra Extended Graphics Array. UXGA provides higher 
resolution than SXGA (1600 ´ 1200).
VGA. Video Graphics Array. A high-resolution display adapter that 
provides a variety of video modes (640 ´ 480).
XGA. Extended Graphics Array. IBM’s display adapter, XGA provides 
higher resolution than VGA (1024 ´ 768).
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IndexNumerics3D Sound, 
92, 
121AA/V Mute Button, 
96
About menu, 
84, 
99
Accessories, 
4 to 
5, 
9
Advanced menu, 
84
Air filter, cleaning, 
137 to 
138
Amplification, 
56 to 
57
Anti-theft device, 
17
Audio
connecting desktop, 
28, 
42
connecting laptop, 
33
connecting PowerBook, 
51
menu, 
83, 
92
BBar function, 
114
Bass, 
92, 
121
Batteries, installing, 
18 to 
19
BNC Format, 
94, 
122
Brightness, 
89, 
91, 
119, 
120, 
151, 
159
Buttons
control panel, 
78 to 
80, 
86 to 
87
customizing the Effects buttons, 
107 to 
116
remote control, 
73 to 
77, 
86 to 
87CCables, 
4, 
14 to 
17
Camcorder, adjusting the projected image, 
90 to 
91, 
99
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Case, cleaning, 136
CE Marking, 154
Ceiling, hanging the projector from, 98, 99, 
123
Cleaning
air filter, 137 to 138
lens, 136
projector case, 136
Color
balance, 91, 119, 120
menu option, 89
saturation, 91, 119, 120
COM port, changing, 106
CompuServe, 7
Computer connector pin assignments, 158
Computer, adjusting projected image for, 
88 to 91
Connecting projector
to a desktop Macintosh, 34 to 42
to a desktop PC, 22 to 28
to a high-end workstation, 52
to a laptop PC, 29 to 33
to a PA system, 56 to 57
to a PowerBook, 43 to 51
to a video source, 52 to 55
to an external speaker, 56 to 57
Connector pin assignments, 158Contrast, 89, 91, 119, 120, 159
Control panel
buttons, 78 to 80
functions, 78 to 80
using, 78 to 80
Cursor
changing shape, 109, 114
creating, 131 to 133
Customizing the Effects buttons, 107 to 115
DDIP switches, 36, 45
Display formats, supported, 154 to 157
Distance from projector to screen, 19 to 20, 
62 to 68
Drawing screen graphics, 108 to 110, 113EEffect menu, 83, 93
Effects buttons
assigning functions, 111
customizing, 107 to 115
function options, 113 to 115
functions list, 107 to 110
saving and recalling assignments, 116
Electrical specifications, 153
Ellipse, 108, 113
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ELP Link IV, 101
About tab, 123 to 124
Advanced tab, 123
Audio tab, 121
Gamma tab, 124
installing, 102 to 104
launching, 105 to 106
Setting tab, 122
using, 105 to 133
Video tab, 119 to 120
Environmental specifications, 153 to 154
EPSON support, 7 to 8
External speakers, 56 to 57FFaxAdvice, EPSON, 8
Features, 1 to 2
Feet, raising or lowering, 70
Fixed short throw lens, 68
Focusing, 69 to 70
Formats, supported display, 154 to 157
Freeze button, 76
FTP site, EPSON, 7GGraphics, drawing screen, 108 to 110, 113 
to 114
HHelp, EPSON, 7 to 9
High-end workstation, 52
Humidity requirements, 154IImage
adjusting position, 69 to 71, 88, 90, 119
adjusting quality, 88 to 91
leaving a copy on the screen, 109
problems, 148 to 150
resizing, 71
size range, 152
Image Gamma, 126 to 127
Infrared receivers, location, 62
Installing batteries, 18 to 19
Installing the ELP Link IV software, 102 to 
104
Internet, 7KKey Macro function, 110, 115
Keystone, 64, 71LLamp
light, 80 to 81, 144 to 145
replacing, 138 to 140
specifications, 152
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Language menu option, 97
Laptop, connecting to, 29 to 33, 43 to 51
Launching the ELP Link IV software, 105 to 
106
Lens
accessories, 4
cleaning, 136
fixed short throw, 4, 68
long throw zoom, 4, 66 to 67
short throw zoom, 4, 67
standard, 65 to 66
Lights, status, 80 to 82, 144 to 146
Line function, 108, 113
Logo, creating, 129 to 130
Long throw zoom lens, 66 to 68
Lumens, 151MMacintosh
connecting projector to, 34 to 51
installing software, 104
Mechanical specifications, 153
Menus
accessing, 85
Audio, 83, 92
changing settings, 86 to 88
Video, 83, 88 to 91
Monitors, supported, 154 to 157
OOnline Help, 3
Options for the projector, 4 to 5PPA system, 56 to 57
Pin assignments, connector, 158
Pointer button, 76
Positioning the projector, 19 to 20, 62 to 68
Positioning the screen image, 69 to 70, 88, 
90, 119
Power
button, 76 to 78
consumption, 153
light, 80 to 81, 144 to 146
supply, 153
PowerBook, connecting projector to, 43 to 
51
Projection lamp light, 80 to 81, 144 to 145
Projector
connecting, 21 to 57
distance to screen, 20, 63 to 68
focusing, 69 to 70
hanging from the ceiling, 98, 99, 123
lamp specifications, 152
parts identified, 62
positioning, 19 to 20, 62 to 68
positioning the screen image, 69 to 70, 
88, 90, 119
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Projector (continued)
problems, 144 to 146
setting up, 13 to 57
status lights, 80 to 82, 144 to 146
turning on and off, 57 to 58
unpacking, 14 to 16
using the Quick Change Toolbar, 117
Projector case, cleaning, 136
Projector Setting window, 117 to 124
Prompt menu option, 94QQuick Change Toolbar, 117RRCA video cable, 54
Rear projection, 98, 123
Remote control
buttons, 73 to 77, 86 to 87
customizing the Effects buttons, 107 to 
116
functions, 76 to 77
problems, 147
specifications, 153
using, 3, 73 to 77
Remote control effects, 75
Remote control features, 76
Replacing the lamp, 138 to 140
Reset All menu, 84, 97Resize button, 71
Resolution, 151, 160
SSafety instructions, 9 to 11
Screen image, problems, 148 to 150
Setting menu, 84, 94
Short throw zoom lens, 67
Sleep mode, 3, 72, 160
Software
installing, 102 to 104
launching, 105 to 106
using, 105 to 133
Sound problems, 150
Speakers
adjusting the tone, 92, 121
adjusting the volume, 92, 121
connecting projector to, 56 to 57
Specifications
electrical, 153
environmental, 153 to 154
general, 151 to 152
lamp, 152
mechanical, 153
remote control, 153
safety, 154
SRS CENTER, 92, 121
SRS SPACE, 92, 121
Stamp function, 109, 114
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Stamp, creating, 131 to 133
Status lights, 80 to 82, 144 to 146
Support, technical, 7 to 9
S-Video signal, 17, 160
Sync, 88, 119, 120TTemperature
light, 82, 144 to 146
requirements, 153
Test pattern
changing, 125 to 126
displaying, 119, 120
Tint, 91
Tone, adjusting, 92, 121
Toolbar, using, 117
Tracking, 88, 119, 120
Treble, 92, 121
Troubleshooting
image and sound problems, 148 to 150
projector problems, 144 to 146
remote control problems, 147
Turning the projector on and off, 57 to 58UUnpacking projector, 14 to 16User logo, creating, 129 to 130
User’s Logo menu, 84, 95
UXGA, 2, 161
VVCR, adjusting the projected image, 90 to 
91, 99
VGA, 2, 161
Video
adjusting projected image for, 90 to 91
jacks, 54
menus, 83, 88 to 91
Video source, connecting projector to, 52 to 
55
Volume, 92, 121WWarning lights, 80 to 82, 144 to 146
Workstations, connecting projector to, 52
World Wide Web, 7XXGA, 2, 161ZZoom ratio, 152
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