Epson Powerlite 835p Multimedia Projector Users Guide

							Index131 Manuals, 10
Menus
About, 99 to 100, 105
changing settings, 60 to 61
default settings, restoring, 61
Image, 62 to 65
Signal, 63 to 65
User’s Logo, 71 to 72
Monitor, connecting external, 50
Monitoring projector
EMP Monitor, 81 to 88
HP OpenView, 79
receiving e-mail alerts, 89 to 93
remote setup options, 75
Mouse, 
compatibility, 117
connecting cable for remote, 49
using remote control as, 41
N
Network
managing projector remotely, 79 to 93
setting, 85, 87, 91
Network settings, configuring, 80 to 81
New Hardware Wizard, 19
No Signal message, 21, 105 to 107
Noise level, 117
Numeric keypad, using, 69
O
Operation Lock setting, 72
Optical aspect ratio, 117
Options for projector, 13
P
Password
request code, 70
Password protection, 68 to 70
Picture source, selecting, 20, 34 to 35, 52, 53, 
55
Picture, see Image
P-in-P image, 38 to 39
Pointer tool, using, 43 to 44Positioning
image, 24
projector, 16 to 17
Power
button, 19
specifications, 118
light, 19, 103 to 104
Presentation color mode, 62, 66
Presentations
computer, 20, 28, 46 to 49
room conditions, 32
tips and training, 10
using the pointer tool, 43 to 44
video, 20, 51 to 55
Presenters Online, 10, 112
Preset setting, 64
PrivateLine Support, 11, 112
Problems
color, 110
image, 105 to 110
monitoring projector, 111
no signal, 21, 105 to 107
remote control, 111
sound, 110
using on-screen help, 102
Projecting without screen, 40 to 41
Projection lamp, see Lamp
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Projector
carrying case, 13, 100
cleaning, 95
connections, see Connecting projector
disabling buttons, 72
distance from screen, 16, 117
ID, setting, 73
installing, 115 to 116
lamp specifications, 118
monitoring remotely, 75, 79 to 93
multiple projectors, controlling, 73 to 74
options, 13
password protection, 68 to 70
positioning, 16 to 17
resolution, 117
specifications, 117 to 119
transporting, 100
troubleshooting, 101 to 104
turning off, 29
turning on, 18 to 19
unpacking, 12
viewing information about, 105
Q
Quick Corner, 36
Quick Setup, 76 to 77
R
Raising image, 24
Rear-screen projection, 75, 115 to 116
Registration, 11Remote control
A/V Mute button, 37
as wireless mouse, 41
battery used, 118
checking ID, 74
connecting cable for mouse, 49
correcting color, 40 to 41
E-Zoom button, 38
Freeze button, 37
information, 123
numeric keypad, using, 69
pointer tool, using, 43 to 44
problems, 111, 123
range, 118
replacing batteries, 33
setting ID, 74
specifications, 118
storing, 32
switching sources, 34 to 35
troubleshooting, 111
turning on, 19, 32
Replacing lamp, 97 to 100
Request code, password, 70
Resetting lamp timer, 99 to 100
Resetting menu options, 61
Resize image, 65
Resolution, 64, 117S
Safety
instructions, 121 to 122
specifications, 119
Screen
blank, 21 to 23
distance from projector, 16
ordering, 13
startup screen, creating, 71 to 72
Screen image, see Image
Security
Kensington lock, 13
password protection, 68 to 70
Sharpness setting, 63
Signal menu, 63 to 65
Sleep mode, 29
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							Index133 SNMP, 79, 80
Software installation, 113 to 114
Sound
adjusting, 67
troubleshooting, 110
Source
selecting, 20, 34 to 35
viewing, 105
Speaker, specifications, 117
Speakers, connecting, 57
Specifications
brightness, 117
dimensions, 118
electrical, 118
environmental, 118
general, 117
lamp, 118
remote control, 118
resolution, 117
safety, 119
sRGB color mode, 63, 66
Standby Mode setting, 75, 85, 87, 91
Startup screen
user’s logo, See User’s Logo
Startup screen, creating, 71 to 72
Status lights, 103 to 104
Support, see Technical support
S-video cable, 13
Switching picture source, 20, 34 to 35
Sync setting, 64
Synchronization, adjusting, 28, 109
T
Technical support, 10, 112
Temperature
requirements, 118
status light, 103 to 104
Theatre color mode, 62, 66
Tone, adjusting, 67
Tracking, adjusting, 28, 109
Transporting projector, 100Troubleshooting
blank screen, 21 to 23, 105 to 106
cut-off image, 107
distorted image, 26 to 27
EasyManagement, 111
image and sound problems, 105 to 110
no signal, 21, 105 to 107
projector problems, 101 to 104
remote control problems, 111
Turning off picture (using A/V Mute), 37
Turning off projector, 29
U
Unpacking projector, 12
USB cable, 12, 49
User’s Logo menu, 71 to 72
V
VCR, connecting, 51 to 55
Video
cables, 12, 13, 51
connecting video equipment, 51 to 55
display settings, viewing, 105
formats, supported, 119 to 120
selecting source, 20, 34 to 35, 52, 53
Video Signal setting, 65
Volume, adjusting, 67
W
Wall Shot, 40 to 41
Warning lights, 103 to 104
Warranty, 11, 126
Wireless, mouse, 41, 49
Z
Zoom ratio, 117
Zooming image, 25, 38
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							Speaker Air exhaust vent
Control panel
Lens coverRemote control receiver
and Quick Setup sensor
Adjustable foot
Remote control 
receiver
Audio-out port Control port for 
service use onlyUSB port
(type B)
Video port and 
related audio portsS-Video port and 
related audio ports Power inlet
Security lock
Monitor-out port
Ethernet
port
Front adjustable 
foot
Front / Top
Back
Computer 1/Component
and related audio ports
Computer 2/
Component
and related  
audio ports
Handle
Air filterPointer button 
Selects pointer or  
drawing tool
Enter and Esc
Use as mouse buttons 
or to make menu selections
A/V buttons 
Control image and sound
Help button 
Provides on-screen help
Preset button 
Retrieves saved settings  
for Video menu Preview button 
Displays active 
image sources
Auto button 
Optimizes tracking, sync, 
resolution, and position
Source buttons 
Switch between equipment  
connected to projector ports
Volume controls 
Control sound
ID button 
Sets remote control ID code
Pointer/Mouse button 
Moves cursor on the screen
On/Off switch 
Turns the remote control
on and off
Power button 
Turns the projector on and of
f
E-Zoom button 
Enlarges section of image
Menu button 
Activates menu system
Wall Shot button 
Corrects color when 
projecting on wall 
or blackboard
Num button 
Enables number keypad
Remote Control
Light button 
Illuminates remote 
control buttons Page Up and Down 
Changes slides in PowerPoint 
						

							Speaker Air exhaust vent
Control panel
Lens coverRemote control receiver
and Quick Setup sensor
Adjustable foot
Remote control 
receiver
Audio-out port Control port for 
service use onlyUSB port
(type B)
Video port and 
related audio portsS-Video port and 
related audio ports Power inlet
Security lock
Monitor-out port
Ethernet
port
Front adjustable 
foot
Front / Top
Back
Computer 1/Component
and related audio ports
Computer 2/
Component
and related  
audio ports
Handle
Air filterPointer button 
Selects pointer or  
drawing tool
Enter and Esc
Use as mouse buttons 
or to make menu selections
A/V buttons 
Control image and sound
Help button 
Provides on-screen help
Preset button 
Retrieves saved settings  
for Video menu Preview button 
Displays active 
image sources
Auto button 
Optimizes tracking, sync, 
resolution, and position
Source buttons 
Switch between equipment  
connected to projector ports
Volume controls 
Control sound
ID button 
Sets remote control ID code
Pointer/Mouse button 
Moves cursor on the screen
On/Off switch 
Turns the remote control
on and off
Power button 
Turns the projector on and of
f
E-Zoom button 
Enlarges section of image
Menu button 
Activates menu system
Wall Shot button 
Corrects color when 
projecting on wall 
or blackboard
Num button 
Enables number keypad
Remote Control
Light button 
Illuminates remote 
control buttons Page Up and Down 
Changes slides in PowerPoint