Epson Powerlite 85 Multimedia Projector Users Guide

							
Index171
L
Lampnumber of hours used, 119
ordering, 13
replacing, 106 to 112
specifications, 136
status light, 117 to 118
Lamp timer, resetting, 112
LAN button, 22, 31, 54
Language setting, 101
Laptop computer connecting, 40 to 42
display problems, 23 to 24, 120 to 121
selecting source, 21 to 22, 31
Lens cover timer, 101
Lens, cleaning, 104
Lights, status, 117 to 118
Logo, saving on projector, 98 to 99
M
Mac configuring for wireless, 66 to 67, 76 to 78
display problems, 121
resolution setting, 122
Manuals, 8
Menus changing settings, 88 to 89
default settings, restoring, 89 to 90
Extended, 100 to 101
Image, 90 to 91
Info, 119
Network, 55, 59
Settings, 93 to 94
Signal, 91 to 93
Mic Input Volume setting, 94
Microphone, connecting, 50
Monitor, connecting, 43
Monitoring projector e-mail notifications, 84 to 85
EMP Monitor, 53
SNMP, 85 to 86
using browser, 86 Mouse
compatibility, 136
connecting cable for remote, 42 to 43
using remote control as, 37
N
Networkmanaging projector remotely, 84 to 86
problems, 126 to 128
security, 78 to 82
settings, 54 to 86
wired, 54 to 56
wireless, 57 to 82
No Signal message, 22, 121 to 122
Noise level, 136
Not Supported message, 122
Notebook computer,  see Laptop computer
NS Connection,  see EMP NS Connection
Numeric keypad, using, 96
O
Optical aspect ratio, 136
Options for projector, 13
P
Password default, 96
protection, 95 to 97
remote access, 61
request code, 97
Photo color mode, 36
Picture source, selecting, 21 to 22, 31, 45 to 47
Picture,  see Image
Pointer Shape  setting, 94
Pointer tool, using, 38
Positioning image, 25
projector, 16 to 18, 133 to 134
Power button, 20
specifications, 137
status light, 20, 117 to 118
Presentation color mode, 36 
						

							
172Index
Presentationscomputer, 28, 40 to 43
digital camera, 48 to 49
document camera, 48 to 49
room conditions, 16, 30
USB device, 48 to 49
using the pointer tool, 38
video, 44 to 47
wireless, 53 to 82
PrivateLine Support, 8
Problems color, 125
connecting wirelessly, 126 to 128
image, 120 to 125
network, 126 to 128
no signal, 22, 121 to 122
remote control, 129
sound, 125 to 126
using on-screen help, 116
Progressive format, 92
Projecting without screen, 36
Projection lamp,  see Lamp
Projector carrying case, 10, 13, 113
cleaning, 104
disabling buttons, 99 to 100
distance from screen, 16, 136
installing, 133 to 134
lamp specifications, 136
monitoring remotely, 84 to 86
options, 13
parts, 11
password protection, 95 to 97
positioning, 17 to 18
resolution, 135
specifications, 135 to 137
transporting, 113
troubleshooting, 115 to 129
turning off, 21
turning on, 18 to 20
unpacking, 10
viewing information about, 119Q
Quick Wireless Connectionordering key, 13
troubleshooting, 126
using, 59
R
Raising image, 25
Rear-screen projection, 100, 133 to 134
Registration, 9
Remote controlA/V Mute button, 32
as wireless mouse, 37
battery used, 136
connecting cable for mouse, 42 to 43
correcting color, 36
E-Zoom button, 33
Freeze button, 32
numeric keypad, using, 96
pointer tool, using, 38
problems, 129
range, 136
replacing batteries, 30
specifications, 136
switching sources, 31
troubleshooting, 129
Removing wireless module, 83
Replacing lamp, 106 to 112
Request code, password, 97
Resetting lamp timer, 112
Resetting menu options, 89
Resize image, 34 to 35
Resolution, 122, 135
Resolution setting, 92
S
Safety instructions, 141 to 143
specifications, 137
Saturation setting, 90 
						

							
Index173
Screen
blank, 22 to 24
distance from projector, 16, 136
ordering, 13
startup screen, creating, 98 to 99
Screen image,  See Image
Security attaching lock, 11
control panel lock, 99 to 100
Kensington lock, 13
network, 78 to 82
password protection, 95 to 97
startup screen, 98 to 99
Settings menu, 93 to 94
Sharpness setting, 91
Signal menu, 91 to 93
Sleep mode, 18, 101
Slideshow, 48
SNMP, 85 to 86
Sound, troubleshooting, 125 to 126
Source selecting, 21 to 22, 31
viewing, 119
Speaker, specifications, 136
Speakers, connecting, 51
Specifications brightness, 135
dimensions, 136
electrical, 137
environmental, 137
general, 135
lamp, 136
remote control, 136
resolution, 135
safety, 137
Sports color mode, 36
sRGB color mode, 36
SSID, 63, 66, 72, 77, 127
Startup screen, creating, 98 to 99
Status lights, 117 to 118
Support,  see Technical support
S-video cable, 13, 45
Switching picture source, 21 to 22, 31
Sync setting, 92
Synchronization, adjusting, 28, 124 to 125
T
Technical support, 8, 130 to 131
Temperature requirements, 137
status light, 117 to 118
Temperature, color, 91
Test pattern, displaying, 27, 94
Theatre color mode, 36
Tint setting, 91
Tracking, adjusting, 28, 92, 124 to 125
Transporting projector, 113
Troubleshooting blank screen, 22 to 24, 120 to 121
cut-off image, 122
distorted image, 26 to 27
image and sound problems, 120 to 126
network problems, 126 to 128
no signal, 22, 121 to 122
projector problems, 115 to 129
remote control problems, 129
wireless projection problems, 126 to 128
Turning off picture (using A/V Mute), 32
Turning on/off projector, 18 to 21
U
Unpacking projector, 10
USB button, 42
cable, 10, 41, 42
display, 41 to 42
flash memory drive, 48 to 49
key, 59
setting, 101
User button, 94
User’s Logo setting, 98 to 99
V
VCR, connecting, 44 to 47 
						

							
174Index
Videocables, 10, 13, 44
connecting video equipment, 44 to 47
display settings, viewing, 119
formats, supported, 138 to 139
selecting source, 21 to 22, 31, 45
Video Signal setting, 93
Volume, controlling, 33
W
Warning lights, 117 to 118
Warranty, 9
Web browser control, 86
WEP encryption, 79 to 80
Whiteboard color mode, 36
Windows configuring for wireless, 64 to 66, 70 to 74
display problems, 121
resolution setting, 122
Wired network, 54 to 56
Wireless module, 13, 57 to 58, 83
presentation, 53 to 82
problems, 126 to 128
Quick Wireless Connection, 59
security, 78 to 82
WEP encryption, 79 to 80
WPA security, 81
Wireless mouse, 37, 42 to 43
WPA security, 81
Z
Zoom ratio, 136
Zooming image, 25, 33