Epson Projector Elp 3300 User Manual

82 Glossary
NTSC. A 525-line video broadcast format developed by the National Television
Standards Committee. NTSC is widely used in North America, Mexico, and Japan.
PAL (Phase Alternation by Line). A 625-line video broadcast format used in
Western Europe, India, China, Australia, New Zealand, and parts of Africa.
Record mode. A Remote Control Programmer mode in which the codes for
non-character keys are entered automatically when the key is pressed.
Resolution. A measure of the amount of detail...

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Serial. The type of communication interface that transmits data over a single
wire.
Sleep mode. A battery-saving feature in which the remote control becomes idle
when it is not used for 15 minutes.
Standby mode. A power-saving feature in which the projector remains on but
the lamp is turned off. By default, standby mode is automatically turned on when
the projector is not used for 10 minutes.
VGA. Video Graphics Array. A high-resolution display adapter that provides a
variety of video modes. 

84 Glossary 

Index 85
IndexAAccessories,  xii
Activate button,  47, 51
Activating a template,  51
Adjust buttons,  25
Air filter
cleaning,  54–56
importance of cleaning,  53
replacing,  55
Audio
cable,  2, 13
connecting,  13
locking to one source,  39
menu,  30, 39
problems with,  71
supplying to external speaker,  39,  71
supplying to projector,  13Audio Source,  39
BBackgnd,  40
Balance,  39
Bass,  39
Batteries, inserting in remote control,  5–6
Blank,  41
Blank To,  38,  41
Blue level,  35
Bright button,  25...

86 Index
CCables
additional,  3
audio/video,  2, 11,  13
for external speaker,  14
Macintosh video-out,  3,  10
serial,  15
S-Video,  3,  11
supplied with the projector,  2
VGA,  2,  79–80
video-out,  3,  10
Colors
adjusting for computer,  35
adjusting for video,  36
density,  36
inverting,  38
problems with,  71
Communication
between projector and computer,
xi, 1
Compatibility
Macintosh models,  6
monitor display settings,  78
PC compatibles,  6
video formats,  ix,  11
Composite video,  ix, 11, 81...

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ELP Remote Programmer,  xi, 16,43–52, 81
adjusting mouse speed,  52 
installing,  16
running with ELP Link,  72
selecting COM port,  52,  72
starting,  45
templates,  44
ELP-3300, See Projector
Environmental specifications,  77
EPSON Accessories,  xiii
Customer Care Centers,  xvii
Download Service,  xvii
External speaker adjusting sound,  39
connecting to projector,  14
F
Fade,  39, 71
Feet, adjusting,  21–22
File menu (ELP Remote Programmer), 52
Focus ring,  21
Focusing,  21
Freeze button,  25...

88 Index
KKey Help button,  47,  49,  51
Key Record button,  47LLamp
brightness,  ix,  76
model number,  76
replacing,  58–61
specifications,  76
standby mode,  xi,  20
status light,  27, 66–68
timer, resetting,  61
when it does not come on,  67
Language, changing in menus,  41
LCD connector, pin assignments,  79
Lead wire,  xii, 17
Lens
cleaning,  54
focusing,  21
specifications,  76
Light button,  25
Loudness,  39
MMac LC,  35
Macintosh computer
connecting to the projector,  9–10
supported models,  6...

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OOperation panel,  23
buttons,  25
Options menu,  30, 40–41PPA system, connecting,  14
PAL,  ix, 11, 36, 82
Pattern,  41
PC desktop computer,  connecting,  7
PC laptop computer,  connecting,  8
Pin assignments,  79–80
Polarized screen,  xii
Power consumption,  77
Power Save,  40
Power status light,  27,  66–67
PowerBook
connecting,  10
requirements,  6
supported models,  6
Prev button,  25
Problems
image or sound,  69–70
projector,  66–68
remote control,  72
status lights,  66Programmable...

90 Index
Remote control
buttons,  23–25
connecting directly to projector,  17
controlling software,  43
illuminating buttons,  25
installing batteries,  5–6
installing lead wire,  17
problems with,  iii–iv,  72–73
programming,  48–51
range,  23,  72
sleep mode,  25
Remote control lead wire,  xii
installing,  17
Reset,  33
Reset All,  33
Resetting lamp timer,  61
Resolution,  ix, 82
supported by projector,  78
Restoring menu defaults,  33
RGB,  82
RS-232C,  15–16,  82SS-Video,  ix,  3, 11, 82
Safety...

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Tint,  37
Trackball,  25
cleaning,  56–57
problems with,  73
Tracking,  35
Treble,  39
Troubleshooting,  65–73
Turning projector on and off,  20UUnpacking projector,  2
Upside Down,  38VVertical,  37
VGA,  definition,  83
VGA cable,  2,  11
pin assignments,  79–80
Video
cable,  2,  11
connecting to projector,  11–12
choosing a specific format,  36–37
Macintosh video-out cable,  3,  10
supported formats,  ix, 11Video button,  25
Video menu,  30, 36–37
Video-out capability,  3,  6,  10
Volume...