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Projector control uses EasyRemote at the bottom of the setup and control browser 
page. 
The functions of each of the icons are explained below. 
Projector Control
Comp/
EasyMPThis switches between images from the Computer/Component Video 
port and the EasyMP screen.
S-Video/
VideoThis switches the signal source being input from the S-Video port 
and the Video port.
FreezeThis pauses the image. However, audio does not stop. Click again to 
release the pause. This is the same as the Freeze function on the 
projector. 
A/V muteThis temporarily hides images and stops audio. Click again to 
release. This is the same as the A/V Mute function on the projector. 
Powe rThis turns the projector power ON and OFF.  
						

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Monitoring and Control Using EMP Monitor
When the projector and a computer are connected with the wireless LAN access 
point mode, it is possible to simultaneously monitor and control multiple projectors 
using the EMP Monitor. It is possible for a single operator to simultaneously control 
the starting and monitoring of projectors arranged in separate classrooms and 
meeting rooms by using the EMP Monitor. 
Use the EMP Monitor to monitor and control projectors using the following procedure. 
Tip :
A maximum of 64 projectors can be collectively monitored and controlled.
Setup and control are possible using the EMP Monitor if Standby Mode is Network 
ON in the Advanced menu of the projectors configuration menu, even if the 
projector is in standby mode (when the Power indicator is lit orange).
Before using the EMP Monitor, configure the network settings to establish connections 
between the projectors and the computer via a wireless LAN.  See Connecting in 
Access Point Mode in the EasyMP Setup Guide. 
The administrative function using EMP Monitor can only be used when connected via 
wireless LAN in Access point mode. It cannot be used on a wireless LAN in Easy 
connect mode.
1In Windows, select Start - Programs (or, All Programs) -EMP 
Monitor - EMP Monitor. 
The EMP Monitor starts. 
2Click the Resister projector button during initial start-up after installing 
the EMP Monitor, or to register additional projectors. Continue with Step 
8 if all projectors are registered.  
						

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3Click the Auto detect button. 
The names of the projectors currently connected to a wireless LAN are 
displayed. 
Tip :
The manual registration function is expedient if the IP address of the projector is known. 
Pressing the Manual registration button displays the following Manually register 
projector screen. Input the IP address and click the Confirm button. Click the Add 
button after the projector name is displayed. This adds the projector name to the 
Register projector screen.  
						

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4On the Projector Auto detect screen, select the name of the projector to 
monitor, then click the Add projector button. 
5Proceed with Step 4 if there are other projectors to monitor. 
6Add all the projectors to be monitored, and then click the Close button. 
The display returns to the Register projector screen, and the added projector 
names are displayed. 
Selected Projector Name 
						

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7Register all the selected projectors, and then click the Close button. 
To deselect a projector registered for monitoring, select that projector, and 
delete it by clicking the Delete button. 
Tip :
You can display the projector editing screen and change the IP address by selecting a 
projector name registered in the manual registration function, then clicking the Edit 
button. The Edit button cannot be used for projectors registered by the auto-detect 
function. 
: Projectors Registered by the Manual Registration Function
: Projectors Registered by the Auto-detection Function 
						

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8The status of each of the respective registered projectors is displayed. 
Once registered, the status of a registered projector will be displayed 
automatically at subsequent startups of the EMP Monitor. 
The display content is as shown in the following table. 
StatusThe projector status is displayed as the following icons: 
Power on, no error
Power on, error
Power off, no error
Power off, error
Network Error (The projector is not connected to 
the network, the power cable is not plugged in, or 
another error has occurred.)
NameThis displays the projector names. 
Input sourceThis displays the selected input source. 
Computer, Componento Video
S-Video
Vi d e o
EasyMP 
						

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9It is possible to turn power ON/OFF and switch input sources for 
registered projectors simultaneously. Select the projectors to be 
controlled, and click the desired operation button. 
To select all the registered projectors, click the Select All button. 
Furthermore, just as in Windows file selection, it is possible to click the top of a 
range, then click the bottom whilst pressing the [Shift] key on the keyboard to 
select everything in between. Selection and deselection can be performed by 
alternately clicking whilst pressing the [Ctrl] key. Error dataIf an error is detected for a projector, the status will be 
displayed as one of the following icons. 
Lamp burnout warning
Replace the lamp.
  See Appendices - Replacing 
the Lamp in the EMP-735 Users Guide.
High-speed cooling in progress
Lamp problem
High internal temperature (overheating)
Internal problem
See Troubleshooting in EMP-735 Users Guide to 
remedy problems.
Fan error
Temperature sensor error
Stop using the projector, disconnect the power cable 
from the electrical outlet, and contact your dealer or 
the nearest address provided at International 
Warranty Conditions in Safety Instructions/World-
Wide Warranty Terms. 
						

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The buttons and their operation are shown below. 
10To end, select File - Close or click the   button. View details  
buttonThis displays detailed information for the selected 
projector. The content is as follows. 
Basic 
informationProjector name, Lamp, Ceiling, Rear Proj., 
Video Source
Input signal 
informationWhen the input signal is computer or 
component video
Frequency, SYNC Polarity, SYNC Mode, 
Resolution, Refresh Rate
When the input signal is S-Video or 
composite video
Video Signal
When the input signal is EasyMP
No imformation is displayed.
Powe r  O NTurns the projector power on. 
Powe r  O F FTurns the projector power off. 
ComputerThis switches the input signal to a computer or 
component video.
S-VideoThis switches the input signal to S-Video.
VideoThis switches the input signal to composite video.
EasyMPThis switches the input signal to EasyMP. 
						

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Management Using SNMP
When the projector and a computer are connected with the wireless LAN access 
point mode, it is possible to perform projector monitoring, control, and error 
messaging from the computer using SNMP
 and the SNMP manager program.
For details, please contact one of the service offices provided in the catalog.
Tip :
The administrative function using SNMP uses a SNMP management program. For this 
reason, it should be used by a person familiar with networks, such as a network 
administrator. 
The administrative function using SNMP can only be used when connected via wireless 
LAN in Access point mode. It cannot be used on a wireless LAN in Easy connect mode. 
						

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