Epson Projector PowerLite 570 User Manual

							

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Insert aDVD orother video media andpress theplay button, ifnecessary.
 •
Press theSource Searchbuttononthe projector orremote controltodetect thevideo source.
 Parent
topic:UsingBasicProjector Features
 Turning
Offthe Projector
 Before
turning offthe projector, shutdown anycomputer connected toitso you canseethecomputer
 display
duringshutdown.
 Note:
Turnoffthis product whennotinuse toprolong thelifeofthe projector. Lamplifewill vary
 depending
uponmode selected, environmental conditions,andusage. Brightness decreasesovertime.
 Note:
When usingtheA/V Mute feature, theprojector lampisstill on.Toturn offthe lamp, turnoffthe
 projector.

1.
Press thepower button onthe projector orthe remote control.
 The
projector displaysashutdown confirmation screen.
 2.
Press thepower button again.(Toleave iton, press anyother button.)
 The
projector beepstwice,thelamp turns off,and theStatus lightturns off.
 Note:
WithEpsons InstantOfftechnology, thereisno cool-down periodsoyou canpack upthe
 projector
fortransport rightaway (ifnecessary).
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3.
Totransport orstore theprojector, makesuretheStatus lightisoff, then unplug thepower cord.
 Caution:
Toavoid damaging theprojector orlamp, never unplug thepower cordwhen theStatus
 light
ison orflashing.
 4.
Parent topic:UsingBasicProjector Features
 Related
references
 Projector
SetupSettings -Extended Menu
 Selecting
theLanguage forthe Projector Menus
 If
you want toview theprojectors menusandmessages inanother language, youcanchange the
 Language
setting.
 1.
Turn onthe projector.
 2.
Press theMenu button.
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3.
Select theExtended menuandpress Enter.
 4.
Select theLanguage settingandpress Enter.
 5.
Select thelanguage youwant touse and press Enter.
 6.
Press Menu orEsc toexit themenus.
 Parent
topic:UsingBasicProjector Features
 Image
Shape
 You
canproject anevenly rectangular imagebyplacing theprojector directlyinfront ofthe center ofthe
 screen
andkeeping itlevel. Ifyou place theprojector atan angle tothe screen, ortilted upordown, oroff
 to
the side, youmay need tocorrect theimage shape forthe best display quality.
 Correcting
ImageShape withtheKeystone Buttons
 Correcting
ImageShape withQuick Corner
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topic:UsingBasicProjector Features
 Correcting
ImageShape withtheKeystone Buttons
 You
canusetheprojectors keystonecorrection buttonstocorrect theshape ofan image thatis
 unevenly
rectangular onthe sides.
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1.
Turn onthe projector anddisplay animage.
 Note:
Youcandisplay apattern toaid inadjusting theprojected imageusingtheSettings menu.
 Note:
Youcanalso display thepattern bypressing theUser button onthe remote control(ifthe test
 pattern
isassigned tothis button).
 2.
Press oneofthese keystone buttonsonthe control paneltodisplay theKeystone adjustment
 screen.

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3.
Press akeystone buttononthe projectors controlpaneltoadjust theimage shape.
 Note:
Thehorizontal keystoneadjustment buttonsarelabeled WideandTele .
 After
correction, yourimage isslightly smaller.
 Note:
Ifthe projector isinstalled outofreach, youcanalso correct theimage shape withtheremote
 control
usingtheKeystone settingsinthe projector menus.
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topic:Image Shape
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Related
references
 Projector
FeatureSettings -Settings Menu
 Correcting
ImageShape withQuick Corner
 You
canusetheprojectors QuickCorner settingtocorrect theshape andsize ofan image thatis
 unevenly
rectangular onallsides.
 1.
Turn onthe projector anddisplay animage.
 Note:
Youcandisplay apattern toaid inadjusting theprojected imageusingtheSettings menu.
 Note:
Youcanalso display thepattern bypressing theUser button onthe remote control(ifthe test
 pattern
isassigned tothis button).
 2.
Press theMenu button.
 3.
Select theSettings menuandpress Enter.
 4.
Select theKeystone settingandpress Enter.
 5.
Select theQuick Corner settingandpress Enter.Then press Enter again.
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You
seetheQuick Corner adjustment screen:
 6.
Use thearrow buttons onthe projector orthe remote controltoselect thecorner ofthe image you
 want
toadjust. Thenpress Enter.
 7.
Press thearrow buttons toadjust theimage shape asnecessary.
 8.
When youarefinished, pressEsc.
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topic:Image Shape
 Resizing
theImage withtheWide andTele Buttons
 1.
Turn onthe projector anddisplay animage.
 2.
Toenlarge theimage size,press theWide button onthe projectors controlpanel.
 3.
Toreduce theimage size,press theTele button.
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After
youadjust theimage size,theImage Shiftscreen isdisplayed automatically foradjusting the
 image
position.
 Note:
Ifthe projector isinstalled outofreach, youcanalso adjust theimage sizewiththeremote
 control
usingtheZoom setting inthe projector menus.
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topic:UsingBasicProjector Features
 Related
references
 Projector
FeatureSettings -Settings Menu
 Related
tasks
 Adjusting
theImage Position
 Adjusting
theImage Position
 You
canusetheImage Shiftfeature toadjust theimage position withoutmoving theprojector.
 Note:
Thisfeature isnot available ifthe Zoom option isset tothe widest setting.
 1.
Turn onthe projector anddisplay animage.
 2.
Adjust theimage sizeusing theWide andTele buttons.
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After
youadjust theimage size,theImage Shiftscreen isdisplayed automatically.
 3.
Use thearrow buttons onthe projector orremote controltoadjust theimage position.
 Note:
Youcanalso usetheSettings menutoadjust theImage Shiftsetting.
 Parent
topic:UsingBasicProjector Features
 Related
references
 Projector
FeatureSettings -Settings Menu
 Focusing
theImage
 1.
Turn onthe projector anddisplay animage.
 Note:
Youcandisplay apattern toaid inadjusting theprojected imageusingtheSettings menu.
 2.
Slide theswitch toopen theairfilter cover onthe side ofthe projector.
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3.
Raise orlower thefocus levertosharpen theimage.
 Parent
topic:UsingBasicProjector Features
 Related
references
 Projector
FeatureSettings -Settings Menu
 Remote
ControlOperation
 The
remote controlletsyou control theprojector fromalmost anywhere inthe room, upto19.7 feet(6m)
 away.
Youcanpoint itat the screen orboard, orthe front orback ofthe projector.
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