Epson Powerlite Pro G5650wnl Users Guide

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Index
A
A/V Mute
button, 67
display settings, 125
Access Point mode, 82
Accessories, 15 to 16
Ad Hoc mode, 81
Air filter
cleaning, 134 to 137
ordering, 15
replacing, 137 to 138
Altitude, 127, 148, 149, 174
Anti-theft device, 15, 30, 164 to 165
Aspect ratio, 170
Audio
connecting equipment, 46 to 49
controlling volume, 68
problems, troubleshooting, 156 to 157
turning off (using A/V Mute), 67
Audio Input setting, 120
Authentication, 94 to 95
Auto Setup setting, 116
B
Background screen settings, 125
Bands, vertical, 155
Blank screen, 150 to 152
Blurry image, 154 to 155
Brightness, 169
Brightness setting, 114
Browser control, 101
C
Cable cover, 166Cables
BNC to VGA, 35
component, 15, 36, 42
composite, 36, 40
DVI/HDMI conversion, 32, 39
DVI-D, 31, 38
Ethernet, 76
HDMI, 33, 37
illustrations, 18
network, 76
ordering, 15 to 16
remote control cable set, 15
security, 164
S-Video, 41
VGA, 34, 43
Capturing image, 123 to 124
Ceiling mount, 15, 163 to 164
Certificate validation, 95 to 96
Cleaning
air filter, 134 to 137
lens, 134
projector case, 134
Closed captions, 126
Color
correcting, 60, 114 to 116
multi-screen adjustment, 128
problems, 156
saturation, 114
settings, 114 to 115
temperature, 115
Color Mode, 60 to 61, 114
Component video cable, 15, 36, 42
Composite video cable, 36, 40
Computer
connecting to, 30 to 35
selecting source, 56 
						

							212Index
Connecting projector
to audio equipment, 46 to 49
to computer, 30 to 35
to digital camera, 50 to 51
to external monitor, 45
to speakers, 49
to video equipment, 36 to 44
Contrast setting, 114
Control Panel Lock setting, 119, 125
Crestron RoomView, 104
Custom screen, see User’s Logo
Customized color mode, 61
D
Data encryption, 96
Default settings, restoring, 113
DICOM SIM color mode, 61
Digital camera
connecting to, 50 to 51
Direct Power On, 53
Distance from projector to screen, 19, 170
Documentation, 13 to 14
DVD player, connecting, 36 to 44
DVI/HDMI conversion cable, 32, 39
DVI-D cable, 31, 38
Dynamic color mode, 60
E
EAP authentication, 94 to 95
EAP-TLS certificate, 95 to 96
EasyMP Monitor
features, 75
problems, 158
EasyMP Multi PC Projection
features, 75
problems, 158
EasyMP Network Projection
creating password for, 81
features, 96
problems, 158
Electrical specifications, 172
E-mail alerts, 98 to 100
Encryption, 91 to 92, 96
Environmental specifications, 173Epson
accessories, 15 to 16
PrivateLine Support, 14
technical support, 14, 161 to 162
warranty, 14
Ethernet connection, 76 to 77
Extended menu, 126 to 128
External monitor, connecting, 45
E-Zoom button, 68
F
FCC compliance statement, 183
Filter, see Air filter
Focusing image, 58
Freeze button, 67
H
HDMI cable, 33, 37
HDTV images, video formats, 176, 177
Height of image, adjusting, 57 to 58
Help, 13 to 14, 161 to 162
Help system, using, 146
High altitude, 127, 148, 149
I
Image
adjusting, 56 to 62, 114 to 116
blurry, 154 to 155
capturing and saving in projector, 
123 to 124
correcting shape, 58 to 60, 119, 153
fitting on screen, 116, 153
height, adjusting, 57 to 58
problems with, 150 to 156
raising, 57 to 58
selecting source, 56, 66
shape, correcting, 58 to 60
size and projection distance, 19, 170
turning off (using A/V Mute), 67
turning off temporarily, 67
zooming, 58, 68
Image menu, 114 to 115
Info menu, 142 
						

							Index213 Infrastructure mode, see Access Point mode
Input Signal setting, 118
Input signal, selecting, 56, 66
Installing
cable cover, 166
projector, 163 to 164
Instant Off, 54
K
Kensington anti-theft device, 15, 30, 164
Keystone correction, 58 to 60, 119, 153, 171
Keyword, 81
L
Lamp
number of hours used, 142
ordering, 15
replacing, 138 to 142
specifications, 171
status light, 147 to 149
Lamp timer, resetting, 141 to 142
Language setting, 128
Laptop computer
connecting to, 34 to 35
display problems, 150 to 153
selecting source, 56, 66
LEAP authentication, 94 to 95
Lens theft deterrent screw, 165
Lens, cleaning, 134
Lights, status, 147 to 149
Logo, saving on projector, 123 to 125
M
Macintosh
display problems, 151
selecting network settings, 85
Manuals, 13 to 14Menus
changing settings, 112 to 113
default settings, restoring, 113
Extended, 126 to 128
Image, 114 to 115
Info, 142
Network, 80
network, 76, 91, 93, 94, 95, 98
Settings, 119 to 120
Signal, 116 to 118
User’s Logo, 123 to 124
Monitor, connecting, 45
Monitoring projector
EasyMP Monitor, 75
e-mail notifications, 98 to 100
SNMP, 100 to 101
using browser, 101
Mouse
compatibility, 171
using remote control as, 70
Multiple projectors, controlling, 71 to 73
Multi-screen color adjustment, 128
N
Network
cable, 76
managing projector remotely, 98 to 109
problems, 157 to 158
settings, 76 to 101
wired, 76 to 77
wireless, 75 to 98
Network settings, configuring, 75 to 109
No Signal message, 150 to 151
Noise level, 170
Noise Reduction setting, 117
Not Supported message, 152
Numeric keypad, using, 122
O
Optical aspect ratio, 170
Options for projector, 15 to 16 
						

							214Index
P
Password
protection, 121 to 123
remote access, 81
request code, 123
PEAP authentication, 94 to 95
Photo color mode, 60
Picture source, selecting, 56, 66
Picture, see Image
PIN code method, 85, 88 to 90
Pointer shape, 119
Pointer tool, using, 69
Positioning
image, 57 to 58
projector, 19 to 30, 163 to 164
Power
button, 53
specifications, 172
status light, 53, 147 to 149
Power consumption, 119
Presentation color mode, 60
Presentations
computer, 30 to 35
digital camera, 50 to 51
room conditions, 19, 66
using the pointer tool, 69
video, 36 to 44
wireless, 75 to 98
PrivateLine Support, 14
Problems
color, 156
image, 150 to 156
monitoring projector, 157 to 158
no signal, 150 to 151
remote control, 160
sound, 156 to 157
using on-screen help, 146
Progressive format, 117
Projecting without screen, 60
Projection lamp, see LampProjector
cleaning, 134
disabling buttons, 125
distance from screen, 19, 170
installing, 163 to 164
lamp specifications, 171
Menu and Options List, 129 to 131
monitoring remotely, 98 to 109
options, 15 to 16
password protection, 121 to 123
positioning, 19 to 30, 163 to 164
resolution, 169
security features, 121 to 125, 164 to 165
specifications, 169 to 174
transporting, 143
troubleshooting, 145 to 162
turning off, 54
turning on, 51 to 53
unpacking, 18
viewing information about, 142
Projector ID
checking, 72
setting, 71
Push button method, 85, 87 to 88
Q
Quick Corner, 58, 119
Quick Wireless Connection, using, 79
R
Raising image, 57 to 58
Rear-screen projection, 126, 163 to 164
Registration, 14 
						

							Index215 Remote control
A/V Mute button, 67
as wireless mouse, 70
battery used, 171
controlling multiple projectors, 71 to 73
correcting color, 60, 114 to 116
E-Zoom button, 68
Freeze button, 67
ID, 72 to 73
numeric keypad, using, 122
pointer tool, using, 69
problems, 160
range, 171
specifications, 171
switching sources, 66
troubleshooting, 160
virtual over network, 102
Remote Receiver setting, 120
Removing wireless module, 97
Replacing lamp, 138 to 142
Request code, password, 123
Resetting lamp timer, 141 to 142
Resetting menu options, 113
Resize image, 61 to 62
Resolution, 61 to 62, 152, 169
Resolution setting, 117
S
Safety
instructions, 179 to 182
specifications, 174
Saturation setting, 114
Screen
blank, 150 to 152
distance from projector, 19, 170
ordering, 15
startup screen, creating, 123 to 124
Screen image, see Image
Security
cables, 164
Control Panel Lock, 125
identifying logo, 123 to 125
Kensington lock, 15, 164
password protection, 121 to 123Settings menu, 119 to 120
Sharpness setting, 115
Signal menu, 116 to 118
Six-axis color adjustment, 115 to 116
Sleep mode, 51, 127
SNMP, 100 to 101
Sound, troubleshooting, 156
Source, selecting, 56, 66
Speaker, specifications, 170
Speakers, connecting, 49
Specifications
brightness, 169
dimensions, 171
electrical, 172
environmental, 173
general, 169
lamp, 171
remote control, 171
resolution, 169
safety, 174
speaker, 170
Split screen, 62, 119
Sports color mode, 60
sRGB color mode, 61
SSID, 83, 84, 85
Startup screen
creating, 123 to 125
settings, 125
user’s logo, see User’s Logo
Status lights, 147 to 149
Support, see Technical support
S-Video cable, 41
Switching picture source, 56, 66
Sync setting, 117
Synchronization, adjusting, 155
T
Technical support, 14, 161 to 162
Temperature
requirements, 173
status light, 147 to 149
Temperature, color, 115
Test pattern, displaying, 120
Theatre color mode, 60 
						

							216Index
Tint setting, 114
Tracking, adjusting, 155
Transporting projector, 143
Troubleshooting
blank screen, 150 to 152
cut-off image, 153
distorted image, 58 to 60
EasyMP Monitor problems, 158
EasyMP Multi PC Projection problems, 
158
EasyMP Network Projection problems, 158
image and sound problems, 150 to 157
network problems, 157 to 158
no signal, 150 to 151
projector problems, 145 to 162
remote control problems, 160
tapered image, 58 to 60
Turning off picture (using A/V Mute), 67
Turning off projector, 54
U
Unpacking projector, 18
USB key, 79
User’s Logo
creating, 123 to 124
display settings, 124 to 125
V
VGA video cable, 34, 43
Video
cables, 15 to 16, 18, 36
connecting video equipment, 36 to 44
formats, supported, 174 to 177
selecting source, 56, 66
Video Signal setting, 118
Volume, controlling, 68, 120
W
Warning lights, 147 to 149
Warranty, 14
Web browser control, 101
Web Remote Control, 102
WEP encryption, 91 to 92Wi-Fi, 85 to 90
Windows
display problems, 151
selecting network settings, 84
Wired network, 76 to 77
Wireless
EAP, 94 to 95
EAP-TLS, 95 to 96
LEAP, 94 to 95
module, 15, 78 to 79, 97
PEAP, 94 to 95
presentation, 75 to 98
Quick Wireless Connection, 79
WEP encryption, 91 to 92
WPA security, 93
Wireless, mouse, 70
WPA security, 93
WPS connection, 85 to 90
Z
Zoom ratio, 170
Zooming image, 58, 68