Ricoh Projector PJ WX6170N User Manual

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18.	After	co\fpleting	required	settings,	select	[OK]	and	press	the	Enter	\button.
  The [WIRELESS LAN] page will be retur\bed.
19.	Select	[RECONNECT]	and	press	the	Enter	\button.
20.	Select	[OK]	and	press	the	Enter	\button.
This	will	complete	setting	[PEAP-MSCHAPv2]	\bo\f	[EAP	 TYPE]	in	[WPA-EAP]	o\f	[WPA2-EAP].
TIP:
Clea\fing	the	digital	ce\ftificate	that	is	installed	on	the	p\fojecto\f
To	clea\f	the	digital	ce\ftificate	installed	on	the	p\fojecto\f,	\bollow	the	steps	below.
By	doing	the	\bollowing	p\focedu\fe,	all	the	digital	ce\ftificates	\bo\f	the	cu\f\fently	displayed	p\fofile	will	be	clea\fed.
1.	 Select	 [CLEAR	CERTIFICATES]	 in	the	 \botto\f	 left	of	the	 [AUTHEN-
TICATION]	setting	screen	and	press	the	Enter	\button.
  A message for \fo\bfirmatio\b will be displayed.
2.	 Select	[YES]	and	press	the	Enter	\button.
  The digital \fertifi\fates will be \fleared.
TIP:
Ente\fing	 WEP	keys	(Switching	between	 Alphanume\fic	cha\facte\fs	and	hexadecimal)
To	ente\f	\b\fom	[KEY1]	to	[KEY4],	do	the	\bollowing:
1.	 Select	one	of	[KEY	1],	[KEY	2],	[KEY	3]	and	[KEY	4]	and	press	the	Enter	\button. 	
  The \fhara\fter e\btry s\free\b (software keyboard) will be displayed.
2.	 Use	the	, 	,	,	or		\button	to	select	a	character	and	press	the	Enter	\button.
•  To e\bter a WEP key or passphrase, use alpha\bumeri\f \fhara\fters (ASCII) or hexade\fimal (HEX). To e\bter a PSK 
key, use alpha\bumeri\f \fhara\fters (ASCII).
•  Press the [HEX] butto\b to \fha\bge to [ASCII] to set the key i\b ASCII digit. You \fa\b toggle this butto\b betwee\b 
[ASCII] a\bd [HEX].
•  E\bter 0x(\bumeral a\bd alphabet respe\ftively) right i\b fro\bt of your key \fode.
•  Hexade\fimal uses 0 to 9 a\bd A to F.
3.	 After	 entering	 your	WEP	 key	or	passphrase, 	use	 the	,	, 	, 	or	 	\button	 to	select	 [OK]	and	press	 the	Enter	
\button.
  The \fhara\fter e\btry s\free\b (software keyboard) will be \flosed. 
						

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WPS
When	 the	wi\feless	 LAN	access	 point	connected	 to	the	 p\fojecto\f	 suppo\fts	WPS	(Wi-Fi	 P\fotected	 Setup	TM),	you	can	
use	PIN	method	o\f	push	button	method	to	set	up	the	wi\feless	LAN	\bo\f	the	p\fojecto\f.
PIN	 TYPE Set	a	4-digit	 o\f	8	digit-PIN	 code	o\b	WPS	 \bo\f	you\f	 access	 point	to	complete	 setting	\bo\f	the	
SSID	secu\fity.
PUSH	BUTTON	 TYPEP\fess	the	dedicated	 button	o\b	the	 access	 point	and	the	p\fojecto\f’s	 wi\feless	LAN	unit	to	
complete	setting	\bo\f	the	SSID	secu\fity.
NETWORK INFORMATION
The	 \bollowing	 in\bo\fmation	 will	be	displayed	 when	the	p\fojecto\f	 is	connected	 to	a	netwo\fk	 (wi\fed	LAN	o\f	wi\feless	 LAN).
PROJECTOR	NAME
HOST	NAME
DOMAIN
NETWORK	INFOR-
MATION	(WIRED	
LAN/WIRELESS	LAN) CONNECTION	STATUS,	IP	
ADDRESS,	SUBNET	MASK,	DEFAULT	GATEWAY,	 WINS,	
DNS,	MAC	 ADDRESS,	SSID,	COMMUNICATION	MODE,	 WEP/WPA,	CHANNEL,	SIG-
NAL	LEVEL,	 AUTHENTICATION,	 AUTHENTICATION	PERIOD
DISPLAY	 THE	INFOR-
MATION	IN	 APPLICA-
TION	MENU Tu\fn	on	o\f	o\b\b	the	display	o\b	the	netwo\fk	in\bo\fmation.
	 The	meanings	o\b	these	status	statements	a\fe	desc\fibed	below.
Statement Authentication	status
AUTHENTICATED Authentication	is	done	co\f\fectly.
FAILURE Authentication	\bailed.
AUTHENTICATING Authentication	is	in	p\focess.
EXPIRED The	digital	ce\ftificate	is	expi\fed. 	O\f	[DATE	AND	TIME	SETTINGS]	is	not	set	co\f\fectly.
TIME	ERROR The	[DATE	AND	TIME	SETTINGS]	has	been	clea\fed. 	Set	the	co\f\fect	date	and	time. 
						

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PROJECTOR NAME (ADVANCED menu \fnly)
PROJECTOR	NAME Set	a	unique	p\fojecto\f	name. 	 Up	to	16	alphanu-
me\fic	cha\facte\fs	and	
symbols
DOMAIN (ADVANCED menu \fnly)
Set	a	host	name	and	domain	name	o\b	the	p\fojecto\f.
HOST	NAMESet	a	host	name	o\b	the	p\fojecto\f. Up	to	15	alphanume\fic	
cha\facte\fs
DOMAIN	NAME Set	a	domain	name	o\b	the	p\fojecto\f. Up	to	60	alphanume\fic	
cha\facte\fs 
						

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ALERT MAIL (ADVANCED menu \fnly)
ALERT	MAIL This	option	 will	noti\by	 you\f	compute\f	 o\b	lamp	 \feplace	 time	o\f	e\f\fo\f	
messages	via	e-mail	when	using	wi\feless	o\f	wi\fed	LAN. 	
Placing a checkmark \Pwill turn on the A\Plert Mail feature�
Clearing a checkmar\Pk will turn off th\Pe Alert Mail featu\Pre�
Sample	o\b	a	message	to	be	sent	\b\fom	the	p\fojecto\f:
The	 lamp	 and	filte\fs	 a\fe	at	the	 end	 o\b	its	 usable	 li\be.	Please	
\feplace	the	lamp	and	filte\fs.
P\fojecto\f	Name: 	Ricoh	p\fojecto\f
Lamp	Hou\fs	Used: 	100	[H]	 —
HOST	NAME Type	in	a	host	name. Up	to	15	alphanume\fic	
cha\facte\fs
DOMAIN	NAME Type	in 	a 	domain 	name 	o\b 	the 	netwo\fk 	connected 	to 	the 	p\fojecto\f. Up	to	60	alphanume\fic	
cha\facte\fs
SENDER'S	 ADDRESS Speci\by	the	sende\f’s	add\fess. 	 Up	to	60	alphanu-
me\fic	cha\facte\fs	and	
symbols
SMTP	SERVER	
NAME Type	
in	the	 SMTP	 se\fve\f	 name	to	be	 connected	 to	the	 p\fojecto\f. 	Up	to	60	alphanume\fic	
cha\facte\fs
RECIPIENT'S	 AD-
DRESS	1,	2,	3 Type	in	you\f	\fecipient’s	add\fess.
	 Up	to	60	alphanu-
me\fic	cha\facte\fs	and	
symbols
TEST	MAIL
Send	a	test	mail	to	check	i\b	you\f	settings	a\fe	co\f\fect.
NOTE:
•  If y\bu entered an inc\brrect address in a test, y\bu may n\bt recei\fe an 
Alert  mail.  Sh\buld  this  happen,  check  if  the  Recipient’s  Address  is 
c\brrectly set.
•  Unless any \bne \bf the [SENDER'S ADDRESS], [SMTP SERVER NAME] 
\br [RECIPIENT'S ADDRESS 1-3] is selected, [TEST MAIL] is n\bt a\fail-
able.
•  Be sure t\b highlight [OK] and press the Enter butt\bn bef\bre executing 
[TEST MAIL].
 
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NETWORK SERVICE (ADVANCED menu \fnly)
HTTP	SERVER Set	a	passwo\fd	\bo\f	you\f	HTTP	se\fve\f. Up	to	10	alphanume\fic	
cha\facte\fs
PJLink
The	 P\fojecto\f	 Management	 Utility	on	the	 CD-ROM	 uses	PJLink. 	
Set	a	passwo\fd	\bo\f	PJLink	to	use	this	utility,	i\b	necessa\fy.
NOTE: 
•  D\b n\bt f\brget y\bur passw\brd. H\bwe\fer, if y\bu f\brget y\bur passw\brd, 
c\bnsult with y\bur de\yaler. 
•  What is PJLink?
  PJLink is a standardizati\bn \bf pr\bt\bc\bl used f\br c\bntr\blling pr\bject\brs 
\bf  different  manufacturers.  This  standard  pr\bt\bc\bl  is  established  by 
Japan Business Machine and Inf\brmati\bn System Industries Ass\bcia-
ti\bn (JBMIA) in 2005\y.
  The pr\bject\br supp\brt\ys all the c\bmmands \y\bf PJLink Class 1.
•  Setting \bf PJLink will n\bt be affected e\fen when [RESET] is d\bne fr\bm 
the menu.
 
Up	to	32	alphanume\fic	
cha\facte\fs 
						

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TOOLS
ADMINISTRATOR MODE
This	allows	you	to	select	MENU	MODE,	save	settings,	and	set	a	passwo\fd	\bo\f	the	administ\fato\f	mode.
MENU	MODESelect	eithe\f	[BASIC]	o\f	[ADVANCED]	menu.
(→	page	81) —
NOT	SAVE	SETTING	
VALUES Placing a check mark\P will not \fave your\P projector \fetting\f�
Clear thi\f check box\P to \fave your proje\Pctor \fetting\f� —
NEW	PASSWORD/
CONFIRM	PASS-
WORD Assign	a	passwo\fd	\bo\f	the	administ\fato\f	mode.
Up	to	10	alphanume\fic	
cha\facte\fs
NOTE:
When  [LAST]  is  selected  f\br  [DEFAULT  SOURCE  SELECT],  placing  a  check  mark  f\br  [NOT  SAVE  SETTING  VALUES]  will  f\brcibly 
select NETWORK f\br \ys\burce at e\fery p\bwer-\bn time.
T\b a\f\bid this, select\y [AUTO] f\br [DEFAULT SOURCE SELECT].
TIP:
To	\fetu\fn	to	the	 ADVANCED	menu	\b\fom	the	BASIC	menu,	do	the	\bollowing:
1.	 Use	 the	Input	 \button	 on	the	 ca\binet	 or	press	 the	Network	 \button	on	the	 re\fote	 control	 to	select	 [NETWORK]	
to	display	the	 APPLICATION	MENU.
2.	 Select	[TOOLS]	→	[ADMINISTRATOR	MODE]	→	[MENU	MODE]	→	[ADVANCED].
  
						

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PROGRAM TIMER
This	option 	tu\fns 	on/o\b\b 	the 	p\fojecto\f 	and 	changes 	video 	signals, 	and 	selects 	ECO 	mode 	automatically 	at 	a 	specified 	time.
NOTE:
•  Bef\bre using [PROGR\yAM TIMER], make sur\ye that the [DATE AND TIME] featur\ye is set. (→ page 137)
•  Make sure that the\y pr\bject\br is in the\y stand by c\bnditi\bn \ywith the P\bwer c\brd\y c\bnnected.
•  The pr\bject\br has a built-in cl\bck. The cl\bck will keep w\brking f\br ab\but tw\b weeks after the main p\bwer is turned \bff. If the main 
p\bwer is n\bt supplied\y t\b the pr\bject\br f\br\y tw\b weeks \br m\bre, \ythe built-in cl\bck \yst\bps w\brking.
•  When [PROGRAM TIMER\y] is enabled, the \y[STANDBY MODE] setting \ybec\bmes in\falid.
  This means that th\ye pr\bject\br is in th\ye same c\bnditi\bn wh\yen the [NORMAL] is \yselected f\br [STANDBY MODE].
Setting	a	new	p\fog\fam	time\f
1.	 On	the	PROGRAM	 TIMER	screen,	use	the		or		\button	to	select	[SETTINGS]	and	press	the	Enter	\button.
 The [PROGRAM LIST] s\free\b will be displayed.
2.	 Select	a	\blank	progra\f	nu\f\ber	and	press	the	Enter	\button.
  The [EDIT] s\free\b will be displayed.
3.	 Make	settings	for	each	ite\f	as	required. 
						

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ACTIVE ������������������\P Place a check mark t\Po enable the progr\Pam�
DAY  ������������������\P������ Select day\f of the week for the program timer � To execute the program from Monday to Friday, \felect [MO\b-
FRI]�To execute the progr\Pam in everyday ba\fi\f, \felect [\PEVERY DAY]�
TIME  ������������������\P���� Set the time to ex\Pecute the program� Enter time in 24-\Phour format�
FU\bCTIO\b  �������������Select a function to be executed� Selecting [POWER] will allow you to turn on or off the projector by \fetting 
[ADVA\bCED SETTI\bGS]� Selecting [I\bPUT] will allow you to \felect a video \fource by \fetting [ADVA\bCED 
SETTI\bGS]�  Selecting  [LAMP  POWER]  will  allow  you  to  \felect  [LAMP  POWER]  by  \fetting  [ADVA\bCED 
SETTI\bGS]�
ADVA\bCED SETTI\bGS
  ������������������\P������������ Select power on/off\P, a type of video \P\fource, or ECO MODE for t\Phe \felected item in\P [FU\bCTIO\b]�
REPEAT  ������������������\P Place a check mark to repeat the program continuing ba\fi\f� To u\fe the program thi\f week only, clear the 
check mark�
4.	 Select	[OK]	and	press	the	Enter	\button.
  This will \fomplete the setti\bgs.
  You will be retur\bed to the [PROGRAM LIST] s\free\b.
5.	 Select	[BACK]	and	press	the	Enter	\button.
  You will be retur\bed to the [PROGRAM TIMER] s\free\b.
6.	 Select	[OK]	and	press	the	Enter	\button.
  You will be retur\bed to the [TOOLS] s\free\b.
NOTE:
•  Up t\b 30 different \ytimer settings can \ybe pr\bgrammed.
•  When [PROGRAM TIMER\y] is turned \bn, the\y [STANDBY MODE] setting \yis ign\bred.
•  The Pr\bgram Timer is executed \bn\y a set time basis,\y n\bt in a pr\bgram ba\ysis.
•  Once the pr\bgram n\bt marked with a check in [REPEAT] has been executed, the check mark in the [ACTIVE] check b\bx will be 
cleared aut\bmatical\yly and the pr\bgram w\yill be disabled.
•  When the \bn-time an\yd the \bff-time set \yf\br the same time, \ythe \bff-time settin\yg will take prefere\ynce.
•  Tw\b different s\burces are set f\br the\y same time, the la\yrger pr\bgram number \ywill take preferenc\ye. 
•  The \bn-time setting\y will n\bt be execut\yed while the c\b\blin\yg fans are running \y\br an err\br is \bccurr\ying.
•  If the \bff-time setting is expired under the c\bnditi\bn in which the p\bwer \bff is n\bt p\bssible, the \bff-timer setting will n\bt be executed 
until the p\bwer \bff \ybec\bmes p\bssible.
•  Pr\bgrams  n\bt  marked  with  a  check  mark  in  [ACTIVE]  \bf  the  [EDIT]  screen  will  n\bt  be  executed  e\fen  if  the  Pr\bgram  Timer  is 
enabled.
•  When  the  pr\bject\br  is  turned  \bn  by  using  the  pr\bgram  timer  and  if  y\bu  want  t\b  turn  \bff  the  pr\bject\br,  set  the  \bff-time  \br  d\b  it 
manually s\b as n\bt t\y\b lea\fe the pr\bject\br\y \bn f\br a l\bng peri\bd\y \bf time. 
						

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Activating	the	p\fog\fam	time\f
1.	 Select	[ENABLE]	on	the	[PROGRAM	TIMER]	screen	and	press	the	Enter	\button.
  The [ENABLE] will be \ea\ftivated.
2.	 Select	[OK]	and	press	the	Enter	\button.
  The [PROGRAM TIMER] s\free\b will be \fha\bged to the [TOOLS] s\free\b.
NOTE:
•  Clearing [ENABLE] will disable the Pr\bgram Timer e\fen when a pr\bgram is marked with a check mark \bn [PROGRAM LIST] screen. 
•  When [ENABLE] is selected, the [PROGRAM LIST] cann\bt be edited. T\b edit the pr\bgrams, select [ENABLE] t\b turn \bff the Pr\bgram 
Timer.
Changing	the	p\fog\fammed	settings
1.	 On	the	[PROGRAM	LIST]	screen, 	select	a	progra\f	you	want	to	edit	and	press	the	Enter	\button.
2.	 Change	the	settings	on	the	[EDIT]	screen.
3.	 Select	[OK]	and	press	the	Enter	\button.
  The programmed setti\bgs will be \fha\bged.
  You will be retur\bed to the [PROGRAM LIST] s\free\b.
Changing	the	o\fde\f	o\b	p\fog\fams
1.	 On	 the	[PROGRAM	 LIST]	screen, 	select	 a	progra\f	 whose	order	you	want	 to	change	 and	press	 the		\button.
2.	 Press	the		\button	to	select		or	.
3.	 Press	the	Enter	\button	a	few	ti\fes	to	select	a	row	to	which	you	wish	to	\fove	the	progra\f.
  The order of the programs will be \fha\bged.
Deleting	the	p\fog\fams
1.	 On	the	[PROGRAM	LIST]	screen, 	select	a	progra\f	nu\f\ber	you	want	to	delete	and	press	the		\button.
2.	 Press	the		\button	to	select	[DELETE].
3.	 Press	the	Enter	\button.
  The \fo\bfirmatio\b s\free\b will be displayed.
4.	 Select	[YES]	and	press	the	Enter	\button.
  The program will be deleted.
This will \fomplete deleti\bg the program. 
						

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DATE AND TIME
You	can	set	the	cu\f\fent	time,	month,	date,	and	yea\f.
NOTE: The pr\bject\br has a built-in cl\bck. The cl\bck will keep w\brking f\br ab\but 2 weeks after the main p\bwer is turned \bff. If the 
main p\bwer is \bff f\br 2 weeks \br m\bre, the built-in cl\bck will cease. If the built-in cl\bck ceases, set the date and time again. The 
built-in cl\bck will\y n\bt cease while in\y the standby m\bde.TIME ZO\bE SETTI\bGS  ��������������Select your time zo\Pne�
DATE A\bD TIME SETTI\bGS\P  ������Set your current da\Pte (MM/DD/YYYY) and \Ptime (HH:MM)� 
I\bTER\bET TIME SERVE\PR  ���������If you place a check mark, the projector’\f built-in clock will be \fynchronized with an Internet 
time \ferver in every 24 hour\f and at t\Phe time of projecto\Pr’\f \ftartup�
UPDATE  ������������������\P������������������\P Synchronize\f  the  projector’\f  built-in  clock  immediately �  The  UPDATE  button  i\f  not  available 
unle\f\f the I\bTER\bET \PTIME SERVER check b\Pox i\f turned on�
SUMMER TIME SETTI\bG\PS  �������If you place a check\P mark, the clock fo\Pr daylight \faving w\Pill be enabled�
MOUSE
This	 option	 lets	you	 to	change	 you\f	USB	 mouse	 settings. 	The	 mouse	 settings	 \beatu\fe	is	available	 \bo\f	USB	 mouse	 only.	
Choose	the	settings	you	want: BUTTO\b  ������������������\P������������������\P [RIGHT HA\bD] or [LEF\PT HA\bD]
SE\bSITIVITY  ������������������\P����������� [FAST], [MEDIUM] or [\PSLOW]