Epson Projector Powerlite 1815p User Manual

							Index201 Projection lamp, see Lamp
Projector
cleaning, 154
disabling buttons, 131
distance from screen, 16, 187
installing, 185 to 186
lamp specifications, 188
locking, 83
monitoring remotely, 135 to 150
options, 13
password protection, 127 to 129
positioning, 16 to 17
resolution, 187
security features, 127 to 131, 186
specifications, 187 to 189
transporting, 161
troubleshooting, 163 to 166
turning off, 20
turning on, 17 to 19
unpacking, 12
viewing information about, 159 to 160
Projector ID, setting, 35 to 36
Q
Quick Corner, 25, 126
R
Raising image, 23
Rear-screen projection, 132, 185
Registration, 11Remote control
A/V Mute button, 31
as wireless mouse, 34
battery used, 188
connecting cable for mouse, 40 to 41
controlling multiple projectors, 35 to 36
correcting color, 27
E-Zoom button, 32
Freeze button, 32
ID, 36
numeric keypad, using, 128
pointer tool, using, 33 to 34
problems, 177
range, 188
running slideshow with, 116 to 117
specifications, 188
switching sources, 30
troubleshooting, 177
Remote Receiver setting, 127
Replacing lamp, 156 to 159
Request code, password, 129
Resetting lamp timer, 159
Resetting menu options, 121
Resize image, 28
Resolution, 28, 169, 187
Rotating the image, 101, 102, 103, 117S
Safety
instructions, 193 to 195
specifications, 189
Saturation setting, 123 
						

							202Index
Scenarios
adding movie files, 108 to 111
adding sound, 108
background color, 108
cells, 110
converting PowerPoint files, 105 to 106
creating, 105 to 112
default location, 108
exiting, 103, 117
presenting on the projector, 116 to 117
previewing, 113
problems, 175 to 176
rearranging, 110
running automatically, 114 to 115
transferring to drive, 114 to 115
transitions, 111 to 112
Screen
blank, 21 to 22
distance from projector, 16, 187
ordering, 13
startup screen, creating, 129 to 130
Screen image, see Image
Screen switching time setting, 105
Security
cables, 186
identifying logo, 130 to 131
Kensington lock, 13, 186
network, 87 to 89
Operation Lock, 131
password protection, 127 to 129
Sharpness setting, 123
Signal menu, 124 to 125
sit (presentation file type), 118
Six-axis color adjustment, 123 to 124
Sleep mode, 18
SlideMaker, see EMP SlideMaker
Slideshow, creating from images, 102 to 105
Software installation, 181 to 183
Sound
adding to scenarios, 108
troubleshooting, 172
Source, selecting, 20, 30
Speaker, specifications, 187
Speakers, connecting, 49Special effects, adding to slide transitions, 105, 
112
Specifications
brightness, 187
dimensions, 188
electrical, 188
environmental, 189
general, 187
lamp, 188
remote control, 188
resolution, 187
safety, 189
Sports color mode, 28, 122
sRGB color mode, 28, 123
Standby Mode setting, 142, 151
Startup screen
creating, 129 to 131
settings, 131
user’s logo, see User’s Logo
Status lights, 165 to 166
Support, see Technical support
S-video cable, 13, 44
Switching picture source, 20, 30
Sync setting, 125
Synchronization, adjusting, 171
T
Technical support, 10, 178 to 179
Temperature
requirements, 189
status light, 165 to 166
Temperature, color, 123
Test pattern, displaying, 127
Text color mode, 28, 122
Theatre color mode, 28, 122
Thumbnails, scenario, 109
Tint setting, 123
Tracking, adjusting, 171
Transferring files to projector, 151
Transitions, scenario, 111 to 112
Transporting projector, 161 
						

							Index203 Troubleshooting
blank screen, 21 to 22, 167 to 168
cut-off image, 169
distorted image, 24 to 27
EasyMP problems, 175 to 177
image and sound problems, 167 to 172
network problems, 173 to 175
no signal, 21, 168
projector problems, 163 to 166
remote control problems, 177
tapered image, 24 to 27
wireless projection problems, 84 to 85, 
173 to 175
Turning off picture (using A/V Mute), 31
Turning off projector, 20
U
Unpacking projector, 12
USB
cable, 12, 39, 41
display, 39 to 40
USB drive
projecting from, 100 to 101
transferring scenarios to, 114 to 115
User’s Logo
creating, 130
display settings, 131
V
VCR, connecting, 41 to 46
Video
cables, 12, 13, 41
connecting video equipment, 41 to 46
formats, supported, 189 to 191
projecting wirelessly, 92 to 93
selecting source, 20, 30, 43, 44
Video Signal setting, 125
Virtual display, 183
Volume, controlling, 33, 126
W
Warning lights, 165 to 166
Warranty, 11WEP encryption, 76 to 77
Windows
configuring for wireless, 61 to 63, 67 to 71
display problems, 168
EasyMP system requirements, 181
Explorer, 151
Wired network, 136 to 137
Wireless
connecting manually, 86 to 87
EAP, 79 to 80
EAP-TLS, 80 to 81
LEAP, 79 to 80
module, 12
network card, 52, 56, 181
PEAP, 79 to 80
presentation, 55 to 92
problems, 173 to 175
security, 87 to 89
WEP encryption, 76 to 77
WPA security, 77 to 78
Wireless, mouse, 34, 40 to 41
WPA security, 77 to 78
Z
Zoom ratio, 187
Zooming image, 24, 32 
						

							204Index