NEC Projector PH1400U User Manual

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Projecting	the	Image	with	Network	Projector
1.	 Click	[Start]	from	the	desktop	of	Windows	7.
2.	 Click	[All	Programs].
3.	 Click	[Accessories].
4.	 Click	[Connect	to	a	Network	Projector].
	 When	the	[Permission	Connect	to	a	Network	Projector]	window	appears,	click	[Yes.].
	 The	“Connect	to	a	Network	Projector” 	window	appears.
5.	 Click	[→	Search	for	a	projector	(recommended)].
	 In	the	“Available	projectors” 	box,	“PH1400	Series” 	is	displayed.
6.	 Click	[PH1400	Series].
	 The	message	 “Enter	the	password	for	the	projector	that	you	selected.” 	is	displayed	at	the	bottom	of	the	window. 
						

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7.	 Input	the	password	to	the	password	input	box	displayed	by	the	operation	at	step	3	on	page	66.
8.	 Click	[Connect].
	 The	network	projector	function	works	and	the	screen	of	Windows	7	is	projected	from	the	projector.
•	 If	the	resolution	 of	your	 computer’s	 screen	is	different	 from	the	projector’s	 screen	resolution,	 the	NETWORK	
PROJECTOR	 function	may	not	work. 	If	 this	 happens,	 change	the	resolution	 of	the	 computer’s	 screen	to	lower	
resolution	than	the	one	displayed	at	Step	3	on	page	66.
NOTE:	 When	the	network	 projector	 function	works,	the	background	 color	of	the	 desktop	 changes	 to	black.	 When	the	network	
projector function is stopped, the original background color is restored\
.
Reference:	 If	the	 projector	 cannot	be	found	 at	Step	 5,	click	 [	→	Enter	 the	projector	 address].	 Then,	input	the	“Network	 address”	
(Input example: http://10.32.97.61/lan) and “Projectorpassword” (Input example: 82291627) displayed in the screen projected 
from the projector.
Exiting	the	Network	Projector	Operation
1.	 Click	[Projecting: 	PH1400	Series]	in	the	 Windows	Vista	task	bar.
2.	 Click	[Disconnect].
	 The	Network	Projector	function	is	stopped.
3.	 Press	the	SOURCE	button	of	the	projector	to	select	an	input	terminal	other	than	[NETWORK].
	 When	using	the	remote	control,	press	a	button	other	than	the	NETWORK	button. 
						

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⓮ Using the Projector to Operate Your Computer via a Network 
[REMOTE DESKTOP]
•	 By	 selecting	 the	PC	connected	 to	the	 same	 network	 as	that	 of	the	 projector,	 the	PC	screen	 image	can	be	projected	
to	the	screen	via	network.
	 Then,	 by	operating	 the	keyboard,	 you	can	 operate	 Windows	 7,	Windows	 Vista	or	Windows	 XP	on	the	 PC	connected	
with	the	network.
•	 With	the	Remote	Desktop	function,	you	can	remotely	operate	the	PC	placed	at	a	distance	from	the	projector.
Meeting	room
Office
NOTE:
•	 The	[REMOTE	DESKTOP]	function	will	work	on	the	following	Windows	editions.
	 Windows	7	Professional
	 Windows	7	Ultimate
	 Windows	7	Enterprise	
	 Windows	Vista	Business
	 Windows	Vista	Ultimate
	 Windows	Vista	Enterprise
	 Windows	XP	Professional	with	Service	Pack	3
 (Note)
•	 In	 this	user’s	 manual	 this	feature	 is	described	 using	Windows	 7	as	 an	 example,	 but	Windows	 Vista	and	Windows	 XP	Professional	
Service	Pack	2	or	later	will	also	work	with	this	feature.
•	 A	keyboard	is	required	to	use	the	Remote	Desktop	function.
•	 The	 Remote	 Desktop	 function	 can	be	operated	 with	a	keyboard.	 Using	a	wireless	 mouse	with	a	wireless	 keyboard	 is	more	 useful	
for operating.
Use	a	commercially	available	wireless	keyboard,	a	wireless	mouse,	and	a	USB	wireless	receiver.
Use	a	commercially	available	USB	keyboard	and	USB	mouse.
•	 A	USB	keyboard	with	a	built-in	USB	hub	cannot	be	used	with	the	projector.
•	 A	wireless	keyboard	or	mouse	that	supports	Bluetooth	cannot	be	used	with	the	projector.
•	 We	do	not	warrant	that	the	USB	port	of	the	projector	will	support	all	USB	devices	in	the	market. 
						

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Prepare	a	commercially	available	wireless	keyboard	(US	layout	version).
Connect	the	USB	 wireless	 receiver	to	the	 USB	 port	(Type	 A)	of	the	 projector. 	Make	 all	necessary	 settings	for	your	
wireless	keyboard	and	mouse. 
						

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Setting the password to the user account of Windows 7
TIP: If a password has been set for an account, the steps 1 to 9 can be \
skipped.
1.	 Click	[Start]	from	the	desktop	of	Windows	7.
2.	 Click	[Control	Panel].
3.	 Click	[Add	or	remove	user	accounts]	displayed	under	[User	Accounts].
4.	 When	the	[User	Account	Control]	confirmation	window	appears, 	click	[Continue].
5.	 Click	[Administrator].
6.	 Click	[Create	a	password].
7.	 Input	the	password	to	the	[New	password]	box.
8.	 Input	the	same	password	as	that	at	Step	7	to	the	[Confirm	new	password]	box.
9.	 Click	[Create	a	password].
	 The	Administrator	is	changed	to	[Password	Protection].
Setting the Remote Access
1.	 Click	[Start]	from	the	desktop	of	Windows	7.
2.	 Click	[Control	Panel].
3.	 Click	[System	and	Security].
4.	 Click	[Allow	remote	access]	displayed	under	[System].
5.	 When	the	[User	Account	Control]	confirmation	window	appears, 	click	[Continue].
	 The	[System	Properties]	window	appears.
6.	 Click	[Allow	connections	 from	computers	 running	any	version	 of	Remote	 Desktop	 (less	secure)]	 in	the	
Remote	Desktop	box	and	click	[OK].
Checking	the	IP	address	on	 Windows	7
1.	 Click	[Start]	from	the	desktop	of	 Windows	7.
2.	 Click	[Control	Panel].
3.	 Click	[View	network	status	and	tasks]	displayed	under	[Network	and	Internet]. 
						

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4.	 Click	[View	status]	displayed	in	blue	on	the	right	of	[Local	Area	Connection]	in	the	window.
	 The	[Local	Area	Connection	Status]	window	appears.
5.	 Click	[Details...].
	 Write	down	the	value	for	“IPv4	IP	Address”	(xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx)	displayed.
6.	 Click	[Close].
7.	 Click	[X]	at	the	upper	right	of	the	window.
	 The	system	goes	back	to	the	desktop.
Starting	the	Remote	Desktop
1.	 With	the	projector	turned	on, 	press	the	SOURCE	button.
 The input selection window appears.
	 Another	 way	to	display	 the	input	 selection	 window	is	to	 press	 the	NETWORK	 button	on	the	 remote	 control.	The	
APPLICATION	MENU	screen	will	be	displayed. 	Go	to	step	3. 
						

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2. Press the ▼ or ▲	button	to	select	[NETWORK]	and	press	the	ENTER	button.
	 The	[APPLICATION	MENU]	menu	will	be	displayed.
3.	 From	 the	[APPLICATION	 MENU]	menu,	use	 the	wireless	 keyboard	 to	select	 [REMOTE	 DESKTOP	 CONNEC-
TION].
	 The	[REMOTE	DESKTOP	CONNECTION]	window	appears.
4.	 Operate	the	wireless	keyboard	to	input	the	IP	address	of	 Windows	7	and	click	[CONNECTION].
	 The	log-on	screen	of	Windows	7	is	displayed	in	the	screen	projected	by	the	projector.
5.	 Operate	the	wireless	keyboard	to	input	the	user’s	password	and	press	 “Enter”.
	 The	remote	desktop	function	is	started.
	 Windows	7	desktop	is	displayed	in	the	screen	projected	by	the	projector.
 Log out the computer.
	 Use	the	wireless	keyboard	connected	to	the	projector	to	operate	 Windows	7.
NOTE:	When	the	projection	 is	made	 with	the	remote	 desktop	 function,	 the	background	 color	of	the	 desktop	 is	changed	 to	
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Exiting	the	Remote	Desktop
1.	 Operate	the	wireless	keyboard	to	click	[Start]	from	the	desktop	screen	projected	by	the	projector.
2.	 Click	[X]	on	the	right	of	the	start	menu.
	 The	remote	desktop	function	is	stopped.
3.	 Press	the	SOURCE	button	of	the	projector	to	select	an	input	terminal	other	than	[NETWORK].
	 When	using	the	remote	control,	press	a	button	other	than	the	NETWORK	button.
TIP:
Setting	[OPTIONS]	in	REMOTE	DESKTOP
Clicking	[OPTIONS]	displays	the	[PERFORMANCE]	screen.
Making	settings	 to	[OPTIONS]	 will	allow	 you	to	display	 the	desktop	 background,	 or	to	enable	 the	window	 animation	 function	during	
the	Remote	Desktop	operation.	However,	doing	this	will	cause	the	display’s	or	mouse’s	response	to	slow	down.	
If	the	display’s	or	mouse’s	response	is	slowed	down,	try	one	or	more	of	the	following:
DESKTOP	BACKGROUND: 	Clear	the	check	mark	to	display	the	desktop	background	in	monochrome.
MENU	AND	WINDOW	ANIMATION: 	Clear	the	check	mark	to	disable	menu	and	window	animation.
THEMES:	Clear	the	check	mark	not	to	use	 Themes.
SHOW	CONTENTS	 OF	WINDOW	 WHILE	DRAGGING: 	Clear	 the	check	 mark	to	show	 only	the	window	 pane	while	
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⓯ Viewing 3D Images
When	connecting	 the	STEREO	 DVI	connector	 of	the	 projector	 with	a	3D	 player	 (Frame-Sequential	 Method),	you	can	
view	3D	images	by	using	LCD	shutter	eyeglasses. 	
 Health precautions to users viewing 3D images
Before	viewing,	 be	sure	 to	read	 health	 care	precautions	 that	may	 be	found	 in	the	 user’s	 manual	 included	 with	your	
LCD	 shutter	 eyeglasses	 or	your	 3D	compatible	 content	such	as	DVDs,	 video	games,	 computer's	 video	files	and	
the	like.
To	avoid	any	adverse	symptoms,	heed	the	following:
•	 Do	not	use	LCD	shutter	eyeglasses	for	viewing	any	material	other	than	3D	images.
•	 Allow	 a	distance	 of	2	m/7	 feet	or	greater	 between	 the	screen	 and	a	user. 	Viewing	 3D	images	 from	too	close	 a	
distance	can	strain	your	eyes.
•	 Avoid	 viewing	3D	images	 for	a	prolonged	 period	of	time. 	Take	 a	break	 of	15	 minutes	 or	longer	 after	every	 hour	
of	viewing.
•	 If	you	or	any	member	of	your	family	has	a	history	of	light-sensitive	seizures,	consult	a	doctor	before	viewing	3D	
images.
•	 While	 viewing	3D	images,	 if	you	 get	sick	 such	 as	nausea,	 dizziness,	 queasiness,	 headache,	eyestrain,	blurry	
vision,	convulsions,	and	numbness,	stop	viewing	them. 	If	symptoms	still	persist,	consult	a	doctor.	
•	 View	3D	images	from	the	front	of	the	screen. 	Viewing	from	an	angle	may	cause	fatigue	or	eyestrain. 	
Preparation
Have	your	NVIDIA®	3D	Vision™	Pro	or	equivalent	system	ready.
•	 A	 graphics	 card	such	 as	NVIDIA	 Quadro®	supporting	 frame	sequential	 method	and	1080p/120Hz	 (DVI	Dual	 Link)	
signal
•	 A	computer	with	the	above	mentioned	graphics	card	or	3D	application
•	 LCD	shutter	eyeglasses	compatible	the	system
•	 Sync	transmitter	for	LCD	shutter	eyeglasses	supporting	the	system 
						

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Steps to view 3D images
1.	 Connect	the	STEREO	DVI,	SYNC	OUT,	and	SYNC	IN	connectors	to	the	system.
STEREO DVI
SYNC INSYNC OUT
Commercially	available	BNC	cable
Sync	transmitter	for	LCD	shutter	eyeglasses LCD shutter eyeglasses
Commercially 
available	Dual	
Link	cable
STEREO	DVI	
(Dual	Link)
Connect	to	a	3D	source	or	a	computer	with	3D	graphics	card	and	3D	applications.
SYNC	INConnect	to	a	3D	 source	 or	computer	 with	3D	graphics	 card	and	3D	applications	 to	make	
sure	 the	left/right	 eye	content	 is	synchronized	 to	the	 user	 and	the	projector. 	Some	 3D	system 	
does	not	use	this	connector.
SYNC	OUTConnect	 to	the	 sync	 transmitter	 that	sends	 L/R	signals	 to	the	 receiver	 in	LCD	 shutter	 eye-
glasses	that	control	L/R	shutters	alternatively.
2.	 Press	the	AUX	button	on	the	remote	control	to	display	3D	images.
	 Select	another	input	by	pressing	one	of	the	input	source	buttons	on	the	remote	control.