Epson Powerlite G5000 Users Guide

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Index
A
A/V Mute
button, 39
display settings, 58
Accessories, 10
Air filter
cleaning, 70 to 72
ordering, 10
replacing, 73 to 74
Altitude, 60, 84, 101
Anti-theft device, 10, 14, 96 to 97
Aspect ratio, 99
Audio
connecting equipment, 21 to 22
controlling volume, 40, 53
problems, troubleshooting, 90 to 91
turning off (using A/V Mute), 39
Auto Setup setting, 50
B
Background screen settings, 58
Bands, vertical, 89
Blackboard color mode, 35
Blank screen, 28 to 30
Blurry image, 88 to 89
Brightness, 99
Brightness control, 53
Brightness setting, 48
C
Cables
component-to-VGA, 10, 19
composite, 16, 17
illustrations, 12
network, 23
ordering, 10
security, 96
S-video, 10, 18
VGA, 15, 20Capturing image, 57
Ceiling mount, 10, 95 to 96
Chalkboard, projecting on, 35
Cleaning
air filter, 70 to 72
lens, 70
projector case, 70
Closed captions, 59
Color
correcting, 35, 48 to 50
multi-screen adjustment, 61
problems, 90
saturation, 48
settings, 48 to 49
temperature, 49
Color Mode, 35, 48
Component-to-VGA cable, 10, 19
Composite video cable, 16, 17
Computer
connecting to, 15
selecting source, 28
Connecting projector
to audio equipment, 21 to 22
to computer, 15
to speakers, 21 to 22
to video equipment, 16 to 20
Contrast setting, 48
Control Panel Lock setting, 53, 58
Custom screen, see User’s Logo
Customized color mode, 35D
Default settings, restoring, 47
DHCP, 66
Direct Power On, 25
Distance from projector to screen, 13, 99
Documentation, 8
DVD player, connecting, 16 to 20 
						

							112Index
E
Electrical specifications, 100
E-mail alerts, 67 to 68
EMP Monitor, problems, 91
Environmental specifications, 101
Epson
accessories, 10
PrivateLine Support, 8
technical support, 8, 93 to 94
warranty, 9
Ethernet connection, 65 to 66
Extended menu, 59 to 60
E-Zoom button, 40
F
FCC compliance statement, 108
Filter, see Air filter
Focusing image, 32
Freeze button, 39
G
Game color mode, 35
Gateway address, 66
H
HDTV images, video formats, 103
Height of image, adjusting, 31 to 32
Help, 93 to 94
Help system, using, 82
Help, Epson, 8
High altitude, 60, 84, 101
I
Image
adjusting, 30 to 36, 48 to 50
blurry, 88 to 89
capturing and saving in projector, 57
correcting shape, 33 to 34, 52, 88
fitting on screen, 50, 87 to 88
height, adjusting, 31 to 32
problems with, 85 to 90
projecting on chalkboard, 35
raising, 31 to 32
selecting source, 28, 38
shape, correcting, 33 to 34
size and projection distance, 13, 99
turning off (using A/V Mute), 39
turning off temporarily, 39
zooming, 32, 40
Image menu, 48 to 49
Info menu, 78
Input Signal setting, 51
Input signal, selecting, 28, 38
Installing, projector, 95 to 96
Instant Off, 26
K
Kensington anti-theft device, 10, 14, 96
Keystone correction, 33 to 34, 52, 88, 99
L
Lamp
number of hours used, 78
ordering, 10
replacing, 74 to 77
specifications, 100
status light, 83 to 84
Lamp timer, resetting, 77
Language setting, 60
Laptop computer
connecting to, 15
display problems, 29 to 30, 85 to 87
selecting source, 28, 38
Lens theft deterrent screw, 97
Lens, cleaning, 70 
						

							Index113 Lights, status, 83 to 84
Logo, saving on projector, 56 to 58
M
Mac, display problems, 87
Manuals, 8
Menus
changing settings, 46 to 47
default settings, restoring, 47
Extended, 59 to 60
Image, 48 to 49
Info, 78
network, 66, 67
Settings, 52 to 53
Signal, 50 to 52
User’s Logo, 57
Monitoring projector, e-mail notifications, 
67 to 68
Mouse
compatibility, 99
using remote control as, 42
Multiple projectors, controlling, 43 to 44
Multi-screen color adjustment, 61
N
Network
cable, 23
managing projector remotely, 65 to 68
problems, 91
wired, 65 to 66
Network settings, configuring, 66
No Signal message, 28 to 29, 86 to 87
Noise level, 99
Noise Reduction setting, 51
Not Supported message, 87
Numeric keypad, using, 55
O
Optical aspect ratio, 99
Options for projector, 10
P
Password
protection, 54 to 56
request code, 56
Photo color mode, 35
Picture source, selecting, 28, 38
Picture, see Image
Pointer shape, 53
Pointer tool, using, 41
Positioning
image, 31 to 32
projector, 13 to 14, 95 to 96
Power
button, 25
specifications, 100
status light, 25, 83 to 84
Presentation color mode, 35
Presentations
computer, 15
room conditions, 13, 38
using the pointer tool, 41
video, 16 to 20
PrivateLine Support, 8
Problems
color, 90
image, 85 to 90
monitoring projector, 91
no signal, 28 to 29, 86 to 87
remote control, 92
sound, 90 to 91
using on-screen help, 82
Progressive format, 51
Projecting without screen, 35
Projection lamp, see Lamp 
						

							114Index
Projector
cleaning, 70
disabling buttons, 58
distance from screen, 13, 99
installing, 95 to 96
lamp specifications, 100
Menu and Options List, 62 to 63
monitoring remotely, 65 to 68
options, 10
password protection, 54 to 56
positioning, 13 to 14, 95 to 96
resolution, 99
security features, 54 to 58, 96 to 97
specifications, 99 to 101
transporting, 79
troubleshooting, 81 to 94
turning off, 26
turning on, 24 to 25
unpacking, 12
viewing information about, 78
Projector ID
checking, 44
setting, 43
Q
Quick Corner, 33, 52
R
Raising image, 31 to 32
Rear-screen projection, 59, 95 to 96
Registration, 9Remote control
A/V Mute button, 39
as wireless mouse, 42
battery used, 100
controlling multiple projectors, 43 to 44
correcting color, 35, 48 to 50
E-Zoom button, 40
Freeze button, 39
ID, 44
numeric keypad, using, 55
pointer tool, using, 41
problems, 92
range, 100
specifications, 100
switching sources, 38
troubleshooting, 92
Remote Receiver setting, 53
Replacing lamp, 74 to 77
Request code, password, 56
Resetting lamp timer, 77
Resetting menu options, 47
Resize image, 36
Resolution, 36, 87, 99
Resolution setting, 50
S
Safety
instructions, 105 to 108
specifications, 101
Saturation setting, 48
Screen
blank, 28 to 30
distance from projector, 13, 99
ordering, 10
startup screen, creating, 56 to 57
Screen image, see Image
Security
cables, 96
Control Panel Lock, 58
identifying logo, 57 to 58
Kensington lock, 10, 96
password protection, 54 to 56
Settings menu, 52 to 53
Sharpness setting, 49 
						

							Index115 Signal menu, 50 to 52
Six-axis color adjustment, 49 to 50
Sleep mode, 24, 60
Sound, troubleshooting, 90 to 91
Source, selecting, 28, 38
Speakers, connecting, 21 to 22
Specifications
brightness, 99
dimensions, 100
electrical, 100
environmental, 101
general, 99
lamp, 100
remote control, 100
resolution, 99
safety, 101
Sports color mode, 35
sRGB color mode, 35
Startup screen
creating, 56 to 58
settings, 58
user’s logo, see User’s Logo
Status lights, 83 to 84
Support, see Technical support
S-video cable, 10, 18
Switching picture source, 28, 38
Sync setting, 51
Synchronization, adjusting, 89 to 90
T
Technical support, 8, 93 to 94
Temperature
requirements, 101
status light, 83 to 84
Temperature, color, 49
Test pattern, displaying, 53
Text color mode, 35
Theatre color mode, 35
Tint setting, 48
Tracking, adjusting, 89 to 90
Transporting projector, 79Troubleshooting
blank screen, 28 to 30, 85 to 87
cut-off image, 87 to 88
distorted image, 33 to 34
EMP Monitor problems, 91
image and sound problems, 85 to 91
network problems, 91
no signal, 28 to 29, 86 to 87
projector problems, 81 to 94
remote control problems, 92
tapered image, 33 to 34
Turning off picture (using A/V Mute), 39
Turning off projector, 26
U
Unpacking projector, 12
User’s Logo
creating, 57
display settings, 58
V
VCR, connecting, 16 to 20
VGA video cable, 15, 20
Video
cables, 10, 12, 16
connecting video equipment, 16 to 20
formats, supported, 101 to 103
selecting source, 28, 38
Video Signal setting, 52
Volume, controlling, 40, 53
W
Warning lights, 83 to 84
Warranty, 9
Windows, display problems, 86
Wired network, 65 to 66
Wireless, mouse, 42
Z
Zoom ratio, 99
Zooming image, 32, 40