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1 User s Guide

2 Nottions Used in This Guide Sfety indictions The documenttion nd the projector use grphicl symbols to show how to use the projector sfely. The indictions nd their mening re s follows. Mke sure you understnd them properly before reding the guide. Wrning Cution This symbol indictes informtion tht, if ignored, could possibly result in personl injury or even deth due to incorrect hndling. This symbol indictes informtion tht, if ignored, could possibly result in personl injury or physicl dmge due to incorrect hndling. Generl informtion indictions Attention s g [Nme] Menu Nme Indictes procedures which my result in dmge or injury if sufficient cre is not tken. Indictes dditionl informtion nd points which my be useful to know regrding topic. Indictes pge where detiled informtion regrding topic cn be found. Indictes tht n explntion of the underlined word or words in front of this symbol ppers in the glossry of terms. See the "Glossry" section of the "Appendices". s "Glossry" p.254 Indictes the nme of the buttons on the remote control or the control pnel. Exmple: [Esc] button Indictes Configurtion menu items. Exmple: Select Brightness from Imge. Imge - Brightness

3 Contents 3 Nottions Used in This Guide... 2 Introduction Projector Fetures... 9 Interctive Fetures (Esy Interctive Function)...9 Esily Perform Opertions from the Control Pd... 9 Project Two Imges Simultneously (Split Screen)...9 Connecting to Network nd Projecting Imges from the Computer's Screen Prt Nmes nd Functions Front/Side...11 Top/Side...12 Interfce...13 Bse...15 Attching the Feet (Only Models with Feet Supplied)...15 Control Pnel...16 Remote Control Replcing the Remote Control Btteries...20 Remote Control Operting Rnge...21 Interctive Pen...21 Replcing the Bttery for the Interctive Pen...22 Replcing the Tip of the Interctive Pen...23 Pen Try Control Pd...24 Replcing the Btteries for the Control Pd...25 Touch Unit (EB-1430Wi only)...27 Front Rer...27 Prepring the Projector Instlling the Projector Instlltion Methods...30 When Using the Interctive Fetures...31 Setting Up the Touch Unit (EB-1430Wi only) Connecting Equipment Connecting to the Projector...35 Connecting Computer...35 Connecting Smrtphone or Tblet Device...37 Connecting Imge Sources...38 Connecting USB Devices...40 Connecting Externl Equipment...42 Connecting LAN Cble...44 Instlling the Wireless LAN Unit Connecting Multiple Projectors...46 Connecting to the Control Pd...48 Connections when Projecting with USB Disply nd when Performing Mouse Opertions Using the Interctive Feture...48 Connecting Using PC Free...50 Connecting Printer...51 Bsic Projection Methods Projecting Imges From Instlltion to Projection...53 Automticlly Detect Input Signls nd Chnge the Projected Imge (Source Serch)...54 Projecting with USB Disply...55 Necessry Settings System Requirements...55 Connecting for the First Time...56 Uninstlling...57 Adjusting Projected Imges Correcting Keystone Distortion...59 H/V-Keystone...59 Quick Corner Adjusting the Imge Size...61 Adjusting the Position of the Imge (Imge Shift) Adjusting the Verticl Position of the Imge (Models Supplied with the Feet Only)...63

4 Contents 4 Rising the Height of the Imge...63 Lowering the Height of the Imge...63 Adjusting the Horizontl Position of the Imge (Models Supplied with the Feet Only)...63 Correcting the Focus...64 Adjusting the Volume...66 Adjusting the Imge...66 Hue, Sturtion, nd Brightness Adjustment...66 Gmm Adjustment Selecting the Projection Qulity (Selecting Color Mode)...67 Setting Auto Iris...68 Chnging the Aspect Rtio of the Projected Imge...68 Chnging Methods...69 Chnging the Aspect Mode Using the Interctive Fetures Interctive Feture Modes Prepring Before Using Interctive Fetures Sfety Instructions for Interctive Fetures...74 Using the Interctive Pens...74 Pen Clibrtion...76 Clibrting Automticlly Clibrting Mnully...77 Using Interctive Touch Opertions with Your Finger (EB-1430Wi) Clibrting for Touch Opertions with Your Finger...81 Sfety Instructions for Interctive Touch Opertions...83 Lser Wrning Lbels...84 Drw on Whitebord Screen (Whitebord Mode) Strting Whitebord Mode...85 Sfety Instructions for Whitebord Mode...86 Whitebord Mode Toolbr...86 Whitebord Mode Bottom Toolbr Projecting Scnned Imges in Whitebord Mode...91 Comptible File Types for Opening in Whitebord Mode...92 Shring Drwings Creted in Whitebord Mode Sving Drwing Contents in Whitebord Mode...93 Avilble File Formt in Whitebord Mode...94 Printing Drwing Contents in Whitebord Mode...94 Avilble Printer Control Commnds in Whitebord Mode Sending Emils in Whitebord Mode...95 Shre Drwing Contents with Other Devices...96 Shring Whitebord Screen with Other Devices...97 Browse the Shred Drwing Contents...98 Connecting to Whitebord Screen from Other Projectors Avilble Fetures when Connecting to Whitebord Screen Connecting to Whitebord Screen from Tblet PC or Computer vi Web Browser Connectble Web Browser Requirements for Whitebord Screen Toolbr for Whitebord Screen Connecting vi Web Browser Drw on the Projected Imge (Annottion Mode) Strting Annottion Mode Annottion Mode Toolbr Annottion Mode Bottom Toolbr Using Drwing Contents of Annottion Mode Sving Drwing Contents in Annottion Mode Printing Drwing Contents in Annottion Mode Control Computer Fetures from Projected Screen (Computer Interctive Mode) Using Computer Interctive Mode Adjusting the Pen Opertion Are Esy Interctive Driver System Requirements (OS X only) Instlling Esy Interctive Driver on OS X Switching the Interctive Mode Control the Projector from Projected Screen Selecting Network Device Disply from the Projector Control Toolbr Using the Interctive Fetures over Network Precutions when Connecting to Projector on Different Subnet...120

5 Contents 5 Windows Pen Input nd Ink Tools Enbling Windows Pen Input nd Ink Fetures Using Windows Pen Input nd Ink Fetures Use Interctive Fetures when Projecting Two Imges Simultneously Switching Split Screen Projection Using Computer Interctive Mode on Split Screen Useful Functions Projection Functions Projecting Two Imges Simultneously (Split Screen) Input Sources for Split Screen Projection Operting Procedures Restrictions During Split Screen Projection Projecting Imges Stored on USB Storge Device (PC Free) Specifictions for Files tht cn be Projected Using PC Free PC Free Exmples PC Free Operting Methods Projecting the Selected Imges or Movies Projecting PDF Files Projecting Imge Files in Folder in Sequence (Slideshow) Imge File Disply Settings nd Slideshow Opertion Settings Hiding the Imge nd Sound Temporrily (A/V Mute) Freezing the Imge (Freeze) Pointer Function (Pointer) Enlrging Prt of the Imge (E-Zoom) Using the Remote Control to Operte the Mouse Pointer (Wireless Mouse) Sving User's Logo Sving User Pttern Security Functions Mnging Users (Pssword Protection) Kinds of Pssword Protection Setting Pssword Protection Entering the Pssword Restricting Opertion (Control Pnel Lock) Anti-Theft Lock Instlling the Wire Lock Monitoring nd Controlling About EsyMP Monitor Messge Brodcsting Chnging Settings Using Web Browser (Web Control) Projector Setup Displying the Web Control Screen Displying the Web Remote Screen Setting Certifictes Creting n Address Book Secure HTTP Notes List of Supported Certifictes Using the Mil Notifiction Function to Report Problems Reding Error Notifiction Mil Mngement Using SNMP ESC/VP21 Commnds Commnd List Cble Lyouts About PJLink About Crestron RoomView Operting Projector from Your Computer Setting Schedule Setting the Time Sving Schedule Checking Schedule Editing Schedule Configurtion Menu Using the Configurtion Menu List of Functions Configurtion Menu Tble Network Menu

6 Contents 6 Imge Menu Signl Menu Settings Menu Extended Menu Esy Interctive Function Setting Items Whitebord Settings Screen Network Menu Notes on Operting the Network Menu Soft Keybord Opertions Bsic Menu Wireless LAN Menu Security Menu Wired LAN Menu Administrtor Settings Menu Reset Menu ECO Menu Info Menu (Disply only) Reset Menu Performing Btch Setup for Multiple Projectors Troubleshooting Using the Help Problem Solving Reding the Indictors When the Indictors Provide No Help Problems Relting to Imges No Imges Apper Moving Imges re Not Displyed (Only the Moving Imge Portion Turns Blck) Projection Stops Automticlly The Messge Not supported is Displyed The Messge No Signl is Displyed Imges re Fuzzy, Out of Focus, or Distorted Interference or Distortion Apper in Imges The Mouse Cursor Flickers (Only when Projecting USB Disply) The Imge is Truncted (Lrge) or Smll, the Aspect is Not Suitble, or the Imge hs been Reversed Imge Colors re Not Right Imges Apper Drk Problems when Projection Strts The Projector Does Not Turn On Problems with the Interctive Fetures Cnnot Drw on the Projected Screen Cnnot Operte Computer from the Projected Screen After Connecting to the Computer The Messge An error occurred in the Esy Interctive Function. is Displyed Computer's Mouse Does Not Work Correctly The Interctive Pen Does Not Work The Response Time for the Interctive Pen is Slow (Only when Projecting USB Disply) Cnnot Perform Touch Opertions Correctly (EB-1430Wi only) The Dot Moves Automticlly or Does Not Move to the Next Position During Mnul Clibrtion Cnnot Connect to the Whitebord of Shred Projector Cnnot View the Shred Drwing Contents Cnnot Sve the Screen for Shred Whitebord Screen in Web Browser Cnnot Perform Opertions while Cpturing, Printing, or Sving Cnnot Pste the Cpture of the Projected Screen Correctly Cnnot Print Normlly Cnnot Scn Normlly The Time is Out of Sync, Settings for the Internl Storge re Not Reflected Correctly Cnnot Chnge the Source Other Problems No Sound cn be Herd or the Sound is Fint There is Noise in the Audio (Only when Projecting USB Disply) The Remote Control Does Not Work I Wnt to Chnge the Lnguge for Messges nd Menus The Authentiction Setting of Wireless LAN Fils Mil is Not Received even if n Error Occurs with the Projector The Messge The bttery tht sves your clock settings is running low. is Displyed Cnnot Chnge Settings Using Web Browser

7 Contents 7 About Event ID Mintennce Clening Clening the Projector's Surfce Clening the Projection Window Clening the Obstcle Sensor Clening the Air Filter Specifictions Projector Generl Specifictions Appernce Glossry Generl Notes Wireless Telegrphy Act Regultions About Nottions Generl Notice: Replcing Consumbles Replcing the Lmp Lmp Replcement Period How to Replce the Lmp Resetting the Lmp Hours Replcing the Air Filter Air Filter Replcement Period How to Replce the Air Filter Appendix Optionl Accessories nd Consumbles Optionl Accessories Consumbles Screen Size nd Projection Distnce Supported Monitor Displys Supported Resolutions Computer Signls (Anlog RGB) Component Video Composite Video Input Signls from the HDMI Port Input Signls from the MHL Port

8 Introduction This chpter explins the projector's fetures nd the prt nmes.

9 Projector Fetures 9 Interctive Fetures (Esy Interctive Function) Perform projector remote control opertions from the projected screen Select devices on the projected screen tht hve been connected to the network using the supplied EsyMP Multi PC Projection Operte computer over network using the supplied EsyMP Network Projection or the Quick Wireless s "Using the Interctive Fetures" p.71 Esily Perform Opertions from the Control Pd By instlling the Control Pd supplied, you cn esily perform frequently used opertions such s turning the projector on or off nd chnging the source. You cn lso connect USB storge or USB cbles for printer nd so on. s "Control Pd" p.24 s "Connecting to the Control Pd" p.48 You cn perform the following opertions with the interctive pen. When the Touch Unit is instlled, you cn perform the sme opertion s the interctive pen with your finger (EB-1430Wi only). Whitebord Mode Drw on plin screens such s whitebords Shre the whitebord screen with other devices View the whitebord screen from other projectors Red pper documents from scnner Sve the projected screen Print the projected screen Attch the projected screen to n emil nd send Annottion Mode Drw on documents being projected Sve the projected screen Print the projected screen Perform computer mouse opertions on the projected screen Project Two Imges Simultneously (Split Screen) This function divides the projected screen in two nd projects two types of imge side-byside. By simultneously projecting imges from two sources on one screen, you cn rise the impct of your messge or proposition during video conferences or presenttions. s "Projecting Two Imges Simultneously (Split Screen)" p.128

10 Projector Fetures 10 Connecting to Network nd Projecting Imges from the Computer's Screen You cn perform the following opertions using EsyMP Network Projection nd EsyMP Multi PC Projection found on the supplied EPSON Projector Softwre CD-ROM. Shring the projector over network By using EsyMP Network Projection, you cn connect the projector to network nd shre it with multiple computers. This llows you to project imges nd documents from ny of the computers without chnging cbles. You cn lso project from one computer to multiple projectors. s EsyMP Network Projection Opertion Guide Projecting multiple computer screens t the sme time By using EsyMP Multi PC Projection, you cn project up to four screens t the sme time from computers on the network, or from smrtphones or tblet devices on which Epson iprojection is instlled. s EsyMP Multi PC Projection Opertion Guide Wirelessly projecting your computer's screen By instlling the supplied wireless LAN unit, you cn project computer screen over network. s "Instlling the Wireless LAN Unit" p.45 You cn perform the following opertions using optionl products nd pplictions. Connecting to computer with Quick Wireless esily By simply connecting the optionl Quick Wireless Connection USB Key to computer, you cn utomticlly perform network settings for wireless LAN connection, nd project the computer's screen. Projecting imges from portble devices over network If Epson iprojection is instlled on your smrtphone or tblet device, you cn wirelessly project dt from the device. You cn downlod Epson iprojection for free from the App Store or from Google ply. Any fees incurred when communicting with the App Store or Google ply re the responsibility of the customer.

11 Prt Nmes nd Functions 11 Front/Side Nme Function D Air exhust vent Exhust vent for ir used to cool the projector internlly. E Cble cover fixing screws Cution While projecting, do not put your fce or hnds ner the ir exhust vent, nd do not plce objects tht my become wrped or dmged by het ner the vent. Hot ir from the ir exhust vent could cuse burns, wrping, or ccidents to occur. Screws to fix the cble cover in plce. F Cble cover Loosen the two screws nd open the cover when connecting cbles for externl devices or instlling the wireless LAN unit. G Control pnel Opertes the projector. s "Control Pnel" p.16 H Speker Outputs udio. Nme Function A Remote receiver Receives signls from the remote control. B Lmp cover Open when replcing the projector's lmp. s "Replcing the Lmp" p.234 C Lmp cover fixing screw Screw to fix the lmp cover in plce. s "Replcing the Lmp" p.234

12 Prt Nmes nd Functions 12 Top/Side Nme Function D Obstcle sensor Detects obstcles tht re interfering with the projection re. s "Clening the Obstcle Sensor" p.230 E Remote receiver Receives signls from the remote control. F Projection window Projects imges. Wrning Do not look into the projection window while projecting. Do not plce ny objects or put your hnd ner the projection window. It could cuse burns, fire, or the object to wrp becuse this re reches high temperture due to the concentrted projection light. A Nme Air filter cover open/close lever Function Opens nd closes the ir filter cover. B Wireless LAN indictor Indictes the ccess sttus to the supplied wireless LAN unit. C Esy Interctive Function receiver Receives signls from the interctive pen. s "Using the Interctive Fetures" p.71 G Security slot The security slot is comptible with the Microsver Security System mnufctured by Kensington. s "Anti-Theft Lock" p.152 H Air filter cover Open when chnging the ir filter or operting the focus lever. I Air intke vent (ir filter) Tkes in ir to cool the projector internlly. s "Clening the Air Filter" p.231 s "Replcing the Air Filter" p.238 J Focus lever Adjusts the imge focus. Open the ir filter cover to operte.

13 Prt Nmes nd Functions 13 Interfce A The following ports re vilble under the cble cover. Nme Wireless LAN unit instlltion section Function Instll the supplied wireless LAN unit here. s "Instlling the Wireless LAN Unit" p.45 B Audio1 port Inputs udio from equipment connected to the Computer port. Inputs udio from other devices when projecting imges from the device connected to the USB-A port. C Computer port Inputs imge signls from computer nd component video signls from other video sources. D Audio Out port Outputs udio from the currently projected imge to n externl speker. Nme Function E USB-B port Connects the projector to computer vi the supplied USB cble, nd projects the imges on the computer. s "Projecting with USB Disply" p.55 Connects the projector to computer vi the supplied USB cble to use the Wireless Mouse function. s "Using the Remote Control to Operte the Mouse Pointer (Wireless Mouse)" p.144 Connects the projector to computer using the supplied USB cble to use the interctive pen s mouse. s "Control Computer Fetures from Projected Screen (Computer Interctive Mode)" p.111 Connects the projector to the Control Pd vi the supplied USB cble to use the Control Pd. s "Connecting to the Control Pd" p.48 F Monitor Out port Outputs nlog RGB signls input from the Computer port to n externl monitor. You cnnot output signls input from other ports or component video signls. G LAN port Connects LAN cble to connect to network. H HDMI2 port Inputs video signls from HDMI comptible video equipment nd computers. This projector is comptible with HDCPg. s "Connecting Equipment" p.33 I HDMI1/MHL input port Inputs video signls from HDMI comptible video equipment nd computers. This projector is comptible with HDCPg. Inputs signls from smrtphones nd tblet devices tht support MHLg (Mobile High-definition Link). J Audio3 port In Extended - A/V Settings, set Audio Output, HDMI1 Audio Output, or HDMI2 Audio Output s Audio3 to input udio to this port. s Extended - A/V Settings p.179

14 Prt Nmes nd Functions 14 Nme Function K RS-232C port When controlling the projector from computer, connect it to the computer with n RS-232C cble. This port is for control use nd should not normlly be used. s "ESC/VP21 Commnds" p.159 L SYNC IN/OUT port When using the interctive fetures in the sme room s multiple versions of the sme projector, you need to connect the optionl remote control cble set (ELPKC28) to the projectors. When the cble set is connected, the interctive pen opertes smoothly. s "Connecting Multiple Projectors" p.46 M Power inlet Connects the power cord to the projector. s "From Instlltion to Projection" p.53 N TCH port (EB-1430Wi only) Connects the supplied Touch Unit connection cble to the Touch Unit. s Instlltion Guide O USB-A port Connects USB memory device or digitl cmer nd projects PDFs, movies, or imges using PC Free. s "Projecting Imges Stored on USB Storge Device (PC Free)" p.132 By connecting USB memory, you cn store nd view content drwn using the interctive fetures. s "Sving Drwing Contents in Whitebord Mode" p.93 s "Sving Drwing Contents in Annottion Mode" p.109 You cn connect USB printers. Connects the projector to the Control Pd with the supplied USB cble when connecting USB memory or printer to the Control Pd. s "Connecting to the Control Pd" p.48 P USB-A port Projects imges from the optionl Document Cmer. You cnnot project using other devices from this port. Nme Function R Audio2 port Inputs udio from equipment connected to the Video port. S Remote port Connects to the Control Pd with the optionl Remote control cble set. s "Control Pd" p.24 Q Video port Inputs composite video signls from video sources.

15 Prt Nmes nd Functions 15 Bse A Nme Ceiling mount fixing points (five points) Function Attch the optionl Ceiling mount here when suspending the projector from ceiling. s "Instlling the Projector" p.30 s "Optionl Accessories" p.242 B C D Nme Security cble instlltion point Rer foot fixing points (two points) Wll mount fixing points (four points) Function Pss commercilly vilble wire lock through here nd lock it in plce. Do not pss drop-prevention wires through here when mounting the projector on wll or suspending it from ceiling. s "Instlling the Wire Lock" p.152 Attch the feet when using the projector on surfce such s desk. (Only models with feet supplied) s "Attching the Feet (Only Models with Feet Supplied)" p.15 Attch the supplied or optionl setting plte when mounting on wll. s Instlltion Guide s "Optionl Accessories" p.242 E Illumintion sensor Detects the brightness of the surroundings, nd utomticlly djusts the brightness of the screen. Set Power Consumption to Auto from the Configurtion menu. s ECO - Power Consumption p.199 F Front foot fixing point Attch the foot with spcer when using the projector on surfce such s desk. (Only models with feet supplied) s "Attching the Feet (Only Models with Feet Supplied)" p.15 Attching the Feet (Only Models with Feet Supplied) Insert the feet into the foot fixing points.

16 Prt Nmes nd Functions 16 Control Pnel A B Insert the foot with the spcer into the front foot fixing point. Insert the rer feet (x2) into the foot fixing points. Nme Function A Indictors Indictes the projector's sttus using color, nd by being lit or flshing. s "Reding the Indictors" p.205 B C [Source Serch] button [Enter] button [ ] Switches to the imge from the input port where video signls re being input. s "Automticlly Detect Input Signls nd Chnge the Projected Imge (Source Serch)" p.54 When the Configurtion menu or the Help screen is displyed, it ccepts nd enters the current selection nd moves to the next level. If pressed while projecting nlog RGB signls from the Computer port, you cn utomticlly optimize Trcking, Sync., nd Position.

17 Prt Nmes nd Functions 17 Nme Function D [w][v] button Performs keystone correction. s "H/V-Keystone" p.59 If pressed when the Configurtion menu or the Help screen is displyed, these buttons select menu items nd setting vlues. s "Using the Configurtion Menu" p.172 s "Using the Help" p.204 E [Help] button Displys nd closes the help screen which shows you how to del with problems if they occur. s "Using the Help" p.204 F [Esc] button Stops the current function. If pressed when the Configurtion menu is displyed, it moves to the previous menu level. s "Using the Configurtion Menu" p.172 G [Tele]/[Wide] buttons Adjusts the size of the projection screen. Press the [Tele] button to reduce the size of the projection screen nd press the [Wide] button to increse the size of the projection screen. Corrects keystone distortion in the horizontl direction when the Keystone screen is displyed. s "H/V-Keystone" p.59 If pressed when the Configurtion menu or the Help screen is displyed, these buttons select menu items nd setting vlues. s "Using the Configurtion Menu" p.172 s "Using the Help" p.204 H [Menu] button Displys nd closes the Configurtion menu. s "Using the Configurtion Menu" p.172 I [Power] button [t] Turns the projector power on or off. s "From Instlltion to Projection" p.53 Remote Control

18 Prt Nmes nd Functions 18 A Nme [Power] button [t] Function Turns the projector power on or off. s "From Instlltion to Projection" p.53 B [Cpture] button Tkes snpshot of the projected screen. After tking the snpshot, the imge is psted onto new pge in Whitebord Mode. (This button cnnot be used in Whitebord Mode.) s "Whitebord Mode Toolbr" p.86 s "Annottion Mode Bottom Toolbr" p.108 C [Print] button Prints the projected screen. s "Printing Drwing Contents in Whitebord Mode" p.94 s "Printing Drwing Contents in Annottion Mode" p.109 D Numeric buttons Enter the Pssword. s "Setting Pssword Protection" p.149 Use this button to enter numbers in Network settings from the Configurtion menu. E [Auto] button If pressed while projecting nlog RGB signls from the Computer port, you cn utomticlly optimize Trcking, Sync., nd Position. F [Aspect] button Ech time the button is pressed, the spect mode chnges. s "Chnging the Aspect Rtio of the Projected Imge" p.68 G [Num] button Hold down this button nd press the numeric buttons to enter psswords nd numbers. s "Setting Pssword Protection" p.149 H [Menu] button Displys nd closes the Configurtion menu. s "Using the Configurtion Menu" p.172 Nme I [ ][ ][ ][ ] J button [Enter] button [ ] Function When the Configurtion menu or Help screen is displyed, pressing these buttons selects menu items nd setting vlues. s "Using the Configurtion Menu" p.172 When projecting PC Free, pressing these buttons displys the previous/next imge, rottes the imge, nd so on. s "Projecting Imges Stored on USB Storge Device (PC Free)" p.132 During Wireless Mouse function, the mouse pointer moves in the direction of the button tht ws pushed. s "Using the Remote Control to Operte the Mouse Pointer (Wireless Mouse)" p.144 When the Configurtion menu or the Help screen is displyed, it ccepts nd enters the current selection nd moves to the next level. s "Using the Configurtion Menu" p.172 Acts s mouse's left button when using the Wireless Mouse function. s "Using the Remote Control to Operte the Mouse Pointer (Wireless Mouse)" p.144 K [User] button Select ny frequently used item from the seven vilble Configurtion menu items, nd ssign it to this button. By pressing the [User] button, the ssigned menu item selection/djustment screen is displyed, llowing you to mke one-touch settings/djustments. s "Settings Menu" p.178 Auto Clibrtion is ssigned s the defult setting.

19 Prt Nmes nd Functions 19 L M Nme [Pge] buttons [[][]] [E-Zoom] buttons [z][x] Function Chnges pges in files such s PowerPoint files when using the following projection methods. (This button cnnot be used in Whitebord Mode.) When using the Wireless Mouse function s "Using the Remote Control to Operte the Mouse Pointer (Wireless Mouse)" p.144 When using USB Disply s "Projecting with USB Disply" p.55 When connecting to network When projecting imges using PC Free, pressing these buttons displys the previous/next screen. Enlrges or reduces the imge without chnging the projection size. (This button cnnot be used in Whitebord Mode.) s "Enlrging Prt of the Imge (E-Zoom)" p.143 N [A/V Mute] button Turns the video nd udio on or off. s "Hiding the Imge nd Sound Temporrily (A/V Mute)" p.141 You cn chnge the Projection mode s follows by pressing the button for bout five seconds. FrontWFront/Upside Down RerWRer/Upside Down O [Split] button Ech time the button is pressed, the imge chnges between projecting two imges simultneously by splitting the projected screen, or projecting one imge s norml. s "Projecting Two Imges Simultneously (Split Screen)" p.128 P Strp ttchment hole Allows you to ttch commercilly vilble strp to the remote control. Q [Help] button Displys nd closes the help screen which shows you how to del with problems if they occur. s "Using the Help" p.204 Nme Function R [Freeze] button Puses or resumes imge plybck. s "Freezing the Imge (Freeze)" p.141 S [Volume] buttons [][b] [] Decreses the volume. [b] Increses the volume. s "Adjusting the Volume" p.66 T [Pointer] button Displys the on-screen pointer. s "Pointer Function (Pointer)" p.142 U [Esc] button Stops the current function. If pressed when the Configurtion menu is displyed, it moves to the previous level. s "Using the Configurtion Menu" p.172 Acts s mouse's right button when using the Wireless Mouse function. s "Using the Remote Control to Operte the Mouse Pointer (Wireless Mouse)" p.144 V [Pen Mode] button Chnges between operting the computer or drwing using the interctive pen. (This button cnnot be used in Whitebord Mode.) s "Interctive Feture Modes" p.72 W [Color Mode] button Ech time the button is pressed, the color mode chnges. s "Selecting the Projection Qulity (Selecting Color Mode)" p.67 X [MHL Menu] button Displys the settings menu for the device linked to the projector's MHL port. Y [Whitebord] button Press this when the projector is off to turn on the projector nd strt the interctive fetures in Whitebord Mode. Press this when the projector is on to chnge to Whitebord Mode. When pressed during Whitebord Mode, it switches to the previous input source. s "Strting Whitebord Mode" p.85

20 Prt Nmes nd Functions 20 Nme Function Z [Sve] button Sves the projected imge to USB storge or network folder. s "Sving Drwing Contents in Whitebord Mode" p.93 s "Sving Drwing Contents in Annottion Mode" p.109 b [Source Serch] button Remote control lightemitting re Switches to the imge from the input port where video signls re being input. s "Automticlly Detect Input Signls nd Chnge the Projected Imge (Source Serch)" p.54 Outputs remote control signls. Replcing the Remote Control Btteries If the remote control becomes unresponsive or inoperble fter it hs been used for some time, the btteries my hve reched the end of their service life. When this hppens, replce them with new btteries. Obtin two AA size mngnese or lkline btteries. You cnnot use other btteries except for the AA size mngnese or lkline. Attention Mke sure you red the following mnul before hndling the btteries. s Sfety Instructions Remove the bttery cover. While pushing the bttery cover ctch, lift the cover up. b Replce the old bttery with new bttery. Slide the btteries in negtive side first.

21 Prt Nmes nd Functions 21 Remote Control Operting Rnge Cution Check the positions of the (+) nd (-) mrks inside the bttery holder to ensure the bttery is inserted the correct wy. If the btteries re not used correctly, they could explode or lek cusing fire, injury, or dmge to the product. c Rettch the bttery cover. Press the bttery cover until it clicks into plce. Interctive Pen There re two types of interctive pens with different colored bottom sections. You cnnot use interctive pens with the sme colored bottom sections t the sme time. s "Using the Interctive Pens" p.74

22 Prt Nmes nd Functions 22 Nme Function A Pen tip Press the pen tip to turn on the interctive pen. When turned on, it tkes pproximtely one second before the interctive pen is opertionl. Hold the pen close to the projected screen, nd press to use. s "Using the Interctive Fetures" p.71 s "Optionl Accessories" p.242 B Bttery light Press the button on the side of the pen to indicte the remining bttery power. When the bttery is chrged, the light is lit green until you relese the button. When the bttery is running low, the light flshes green until you relese the button. Does not light when the bttery is exhusted. Chnge the bttery. s "Replcing the Bttery for the Interctive Pen" p.22 Nme Function C Button Press the button on the side of the pen to turn on the interctive pen. When turned on, it tkes pproximtely one second before the interctive pen is opertionl. D Attchment for optionl strp or cord Press the button to switch the tip function between pen nd erser while drwing. You cn chnge the button opertion settings in Pen Button Function from the Configurtion menu. s Extended - Esy Interctive Function - Advnced - Pen Button Function p.179 Press the button to perform right-click opertion while using the pen s mouse. Allows you to ttch commercilly vilble strp. E Bttery cover Open this cover when replcing the bttery. s "Replcing the Bttery for the Interctive Pen" p.22 The interctive pen turns off utomticlly fter 20 minutes of inctivity. To use the pen gin, tp the pen tip or press the button on the side to turn on the power. Replcing the Bttery for the Interctive Pen When you press the button, the bttery light on the interctive pen lights or flshes. Does not light or flsh when the bttery is exhusted. When the light no longer lights or flshes, replce the bttery. Use one of the following types of bttery. Other chrgeble btteries cnnot be used. AA size mngnese bttery AA size lkline mngnese bttery eneloop * (HR-3UTG/HR-3UTGA/HR-3UTGB/BK-3MCC) * eneloop is registered trdemrk of the Pnsonic Group.

23 Prt Nmes nd Functions 23 Attention Mke sure you red the following mnul before hndling btteries. s Sfety Instructions c Replce the bttery cover. Press the bttery cover until it clicks into plce. Remove the bttery cover. While pushing the bttery cover ctch, lift the cover up. b Replce the old bttery with new bttery. Slide the btteries in negtive side first. Replcing the Tip of the Interctive Pen Replce the tip of the interctive pen when it is worn. s "Optionl Accessories" p.242 Turn the tip of the pen to remove it. b Turn the new tip to ttch it. Cution Check the positions of the (+) nd (-) mrks inside the bttery holder to ensure the bttery is inserted the correct wy. If the btteries re not used correctly, they could explode or lek cusing fire, injury, or dmge to the product.

24 Prt Nmes nd Functions 24 Pen Try Control Pd Nme Function A Fixing points Attch the pen try to whitebord or wll. B Security hole Pss commercilly vilble lock through here. It is recommended tht the pen try be tightened with two commercilly vilble M5 bolts. Nme Function A [Power] button [t] Turns the projector power on or off. s "From Instlltion to Projection" p.53 B [Whitebord] button Press this when the projector is off to turn on the projector nd strt the interctive fetures in Whitebord Mode. Press this when the projector is on to chnge to Whitebord Mode. When pressed during Whitebord Mode, it switches to the previous input source. s "Strting Whitebord Mode" p.85 C [Source Serch] button Switches to the imge from the input port where video signls re being input. s "Automticlly Detect Input Signls nd Chnge the Projected Imge (Source Serch)" p.54

25 Prt Nmes nd Functions 25 Nme Function D [Cpture] button Tkes snpshot of the projected screen. After tking the snpshot, the imge is psted onto new pge in Whitebord Mode. (This button cnnot be used in Whitebord Mode.) s "Using the Interctive Fetures" p.71 E [Print] button Prints the projected screen. s "Printing Drwing Contents in Whitebord Mode" p.94 s "Printing Drwing Contents in Annottion Mode" p.109 F [Sve] button Sves the projected imge to USB storge or network folder. s "Sving Drwing Contents in Whitebord Mode" p.93 s "Sving Drwing Contents in Annottion Mode" p.109 G H I J K USB-B port (for connecting computer) USB-A port (for connecting USB storge) USB-A port (for connecting printer) USB-B port (for connecting projector) USB-A port (for connecting projector) Connects to computer vi USB cble to use the interctive fetures or USB Disply. s "Connecting to the Control Pd" p.48 Connects USB storge device. s "Connecting to the Control Pd" p.48 Connects to printer vi USB cble. s "Connecting to the Control Pd" p.48 Connects to the projector vi USB cble when USB storge device or printer is connected to the Control Pd. s "Connecting to the Control Pd" p.48 Connects to projector vi USB cble to use the interctive fetures or USB Disply. s "Connecting to the Control Pd" p.48 Nme Function L Remote port When the Control Pd is connected to the projector using the optionl remote control cble set, power is supplied from the projector. When not connected using the remote control cble set, power is supplied by the btteries. Projector opertions re performed using infrred signls. M Remote control lightemitting re Outputs remote control signls. N Bottom cover Open to connect USB storge device. O Top cover Open to connect cbles nd replce the btteries. P Cble cover Open this cover when cbles re wired long wll. Replcing the Btteries for the Control Pd If the Control Pd becomes unresponsive or inoperble fter it hs been used for some time, the btteries my hve reched the end of their service life. When this hppens, replce them with new btteries. Obtin two AA size mngnese or lkline btteries. We recommend using lkline btteries to power the Control Pd. You cnnot use other btteries except for the AA size mngnese or lkline. Attention Mke sure you red the following mnul before hndling the btteries. s Sfety Instructions Becuse power is supplied to the Control Pd when it is connected to the projector with the remote control cble set, you do not need btteries.

26 Prt Nmes nd Functions 26 Remove the top cover. Plce your finger into the groove on the top cover, nd then lift it up nd out. Cution Check the positions of the (+) nd (-) mrks inside the bttery holder to ensure the btteries re inserted the correct wy. b Replce the old btteries with new btteries. c Replce the top cover. Press the bttery cover until it clicks into plce.

27 Prt Nmes nd Functions 27 See the following for the operting rnge for the Control Pd. s Instlltion Guide Touch Unit (EB-1430Wi only) Front Nme Function D Adjustment dils Performs ngle djustments. E Indictor Lit when the Touch Unit is turned on. F Rer Screw holes (for instlltion) The screw holes for securing the Touch Unit with M4 screws (only when instlling on non-mgnetic surfce). When the dil cover is not ttched Nme Function A Dil cover Remove to use the djustment dils. B TCH port Connects the projector to the Touch Unit with the Touch Unit connection cble. C Security slot The security slot is comptible with the Microsver Security System mnufctured by Kensington. Nme Function A Lser diffusion port Diffuses lser light to detect the position of fingers. B Instlltion mgnet Mgnet used for instlltion. C Mrker Plce the mrkers on the screen when performing ngle djustment.

28 Prt Nmes nd Functions 28 Wrning Follow the steps in the Instlltion Guide to instll the Touch Unit. If this is not instlled correctly, it could cuse dmge to your eyes due to the powerful light emitted. Do not use the Touch Unit ner medicl equipment such s pce mkers. Furthermore, when using the Touch Unit, mke sure there is no medicl equipment such s pce mkers, in the surrounding re. Electromgnetic interference my cuse medicl equipment to mlfunction. Cution Do not use the Touch Unit ner mgnetic storge medi such s mgnetic crds, or precision electronic devices such s computers, digitl wtches, or cell phones. Dt could be corrupted or mlfunction could occur. When instlling the Touch Unit on mgnetic surfce, be creful not to trp your fingers or ny other prt of your body between the mgnet nd the instlltion surfce. Attention Do not connect the Touch Unit to ny devices except for EB-1430Wi. The device could mlfunction, or lser light could lek beyond the limit. Mke sure you use the supplied Touch Unit connection cble. Opertions re not possible with commercilly vilble cble. When disposing of the Touch Unit, do not disssemble it. Dispose ccording to your locl or ntionl lws nd regultions. See the Instlltion Guide for the Touch Unit instlltion methods nd ngle djustment methods. s Instlltion Guide

29 Prepring the Projector This chpter explins how to instll the projector nd connect projection sources.

30 Instlling the Projector 30 Instlltion Methods The projector supports the following six different instlltion methods. Instll the projector ccording to the instlltion loction. Turn the projector off when instlling the projector or chnging the instlltion method. Turn the power bck on fter completing instlltion. Wrning A specil method of instlltion is required when suspending the projector from wll or ceiling. If it is not instlled correctly, it could fll cusing n ccident nd injury. If you use dhesives on the wll mount plte fixing points or the ceiling mount fixing points to prevent the screws from loosening, or if you use things such s lubricnts or oils on the projector, the projector cse my crck cusing it to fll from its mount. This could cuse serious injury to nyone under the mount nd could dmge the projector. When instlling or djusting the mount, do not use dhesives to prevent the screws from loosening nd do not use lubricnt or oil nd so on. Do not cover the projector's ir intke vent or ir exhust vent. If either of the vents re covered, the internl temperture could rise nd cuse fire. Do not use the projector in loction subject to combustible or explosive gs. The projector my ctch fire becuse of the high temperture of the lmp inside the projector. We recommend using smooth, bord type screen without ny unevenness. If the projection screen is uneven, there my be distortions in the projected imge. Distortions my occur in the projected imge depending on the mteril of the screen nd the instlltion method. When mounting the projector on wll or ceiling, or plcing the projector verticlly, mke sure you use the correct tools for the instlltion method. s "Optionl Accessories" p.242 The defult Projection setting is Front/Upside Down. You cn chnge to other Projection settings from the Configurtion menu. s Extended - Projection p.179 You cn chnge the Projection setting s follows by pressing down the [A/V Mute] button on the remote control for bout five seconds. FrontWFront/Upside Down RerWRer/Upside Down Mount the projector on wll or ceiling nd project imges from in front of screen. (Front/Upside Down projection) Mount the projector on wll or ceiling nd project imges from behind trnslucent screen. (Rer/Upside Down projection)

31 Instlling the Projector 31 Project imges from in front of the screen. (Front projection) Project imges from behind trnslucent screen. (Rer projection) When Using the Interctive Fetures Project from in front of the screen when using the interctive fetures. Set the projection mode to Front/Upside Down or Front. Attch the feet when using the projector on surfce such s desk. s "Attching the Feet (Only Models with Feet Supplied)" p.15 Plce the projector verticlly nd project imges from in front of the screen. (Front/Upside Down projection) Plce the projector verticlly nd project imges from behind the screen (Rer/Upside Down projection) Attention The interctive fetures opertes by infrred communiction. Note the following points when instlling the projector. Mke sure there is no strong light or sunlight shining on the Esy Interctive Function receiver, the projection screen, the projector itself, or the rer of the projector. Do not instll the projector in direct sunlight through window. This could cuse the interctive fetures to mlfunction. Instll the projector so tht the Esy Interctive Function receiver is not too close to fluorescent lights. If the surrounding re is too bright, the interctive fetures my not operte correctly. If there is ny dust stuck to the Esy Interctive Function receiver, it could interfere with infrred communiction nd you my not be ble to use the fetures normlly. Clen the receiver if it is dirty. s "Clening" p.230 Do not put pint or ny stickers on the cover of the Esy Interctive Function receiver. When using the interctive fetures, do not use n infrred remote control or microphone in the sme room. The interctive pen could mlfunction. Do not use devices tht generte powerful noise, such s rotry devices or trnsformers, ner the projector. You my not be ble to operte the interctive fetures.

32 Instlling the Projector 32 When using the interctive fetures, instll so tht the projected screen is rectngle without ny distortion. When using the interctive fetures in the sme room s multiple projectors, interctive pen opertions my become unstble. In this sitution, connect the optionl remote control cble set (ELPKC28) to the projectors, nd chnge Sync of Projectors to Wired from the Configurtion menu. s Extended - Esy Interctive Function - Advnced - Sync of Projectors p.179 Setting Up the Touch Unit (EB-1430Wi only) When using the Touch Unit, instll the projector using one of the following methods. The Touch Unit cnnot be used if nother instlltion method is used. Mount the projector on wll or suspend it from ceiling nd project imges from in front of the screen Instll verticlly on desk nd project from the front of the desk (the optionl interctive tble mount (ELPMB29) is required) s "Optionl Accessories" p.242

33 Connecting Equipment 33 This chpter explins how to connect the projector to peripherl devices. You cn connect peripherl devices directly to the projector or through the Control Pd. When connecting USB cble or USB storge, you cn connect using the Control Pd. s "Connecting to the Control Pd" p.48 When connecting devices except for USB cbles or USB storge devices, connect directly to the projector. s "Connecting to the Projector" p.35 Attention If you use USB hub, opertion my not be performed correctly. Connect directly to the projector or the Control Pd.

34 Connecting Equipment 34 You cn connect to the network by wired or wireless communiction. To connect to the network using cble, connect LAN cble to the projector. s "Connecting LAN Cble" p.44 To connect to the network wirelessly, instll the wireless LAN unit on the projector. s "Instlling the Wireless LAN Unit" p.45 The port nme, loction, nd connector orienttion differ depending on the source being connected.

35 Connecting Equipment 35 Connecting to the Projector This section explins how to connect peripherl devices directly to the projector. Connecting Computer To project imges from computer, connect the computer using one of the following methods. A B C When using the optionl computer cble Connect the computer's disply output port to the projector's Computer port. You cn output udio from the projector's speker by connecting the udio output port on the computer to the projector's Audio1 port using commercilly vilble udio cble. When using the supplied USB cble Connect the computer's USB port to the projector's USB-B port. Audio from the computer is output from the projector with the projected imge. When using commercilly vilble HDMI cble Connect the computer's HDMI port to the projector's HDMI1/MHL or HDMI2 port. Audio from the computer is output from the projector with the projected imge.

36 Connecting Equipment 36 Computer Audio USB-B HDMI1/MHL HDMI2 When connecting to the Audio1, Audio Out, nd Computer port, we recommend connecting cbles to the ports in the following order: Audio1, Audio Out nd then Computer port. You cn lso set the port used for udio input from the Configurtion menu. s Extended - A/V Settings - Audio Output p.179 If udio is not output when n HDMI cble is connected, connect commercilly vilble udio cble to the Audio Input port. After connecting the cble, select the input port you connected to from HDMI1 Audio Output or HDMI2 Audio Output from the Configurtion menu. s Extended - A/V Settings - HDMI1 Audio Output/HDMI2 Audio Output p.179 You cn use USB cble to connect the projector to computer to project imges from the computer. This function is clled USB Disply. s "Projecting with USB Disply" p.55

37 Connecting Equipment 37 Connecting Smrtphone or Tblet Device You cn connect smrtphones nd tblet devices. By using commercilly vilble MHL cble, you cn connect the MHL port on your device to the HDMI1/MHL port on the projector. You cn send the udio with the projected imge. When you connect smrtphone or tblet device to the projector, the device strts chrging when imges re projected. Attention You my not be ble to connect n MHL cble to ll devices. Mke sure the connection cble supports the MHL stndrds. If you connect cble tht does not support the MHL stndrds, the smrtphone or tblet device my become hot, lek, or explode. If you connect using commercilly vilble MHL-HDMI conversion dpter, chrging the smrtphone or tblet device my not work or you my not be ble to perform opertions from the projector's remote control. If imges re not projected correctly, disconnect nd then reconnect the MHL cble. You my not be ble to project correctly depending on the model nd settings of the smrtphone or tblet device.

38 Connecting Equipment 38 Connecting Imge Sources To project imges from DVD plyers or VHS video nd so on, connect to the projector using one of the following methods. A B C When using commercilly vilble video cble Connect the video output port on the imge source to the projector's Video port using commercilly vilble video cble. You cn output udio from the projector's speker by connecting the udio output port on the imge source to the projector's Audio2 port using commercilly vilble udio cble. When using the optionl component video cble s "Optionl Accessories nd Consumbles" p.242 Connect the component output port on the imge source to the projector's Computer port. You cn output udio from the projector's speker by connecting the udio output port on the imge source to the projector's Audio1 port using commercilly vilble udio cble. When using commercilly vilble HDMI cble Connect the imge source's HDMI port to the projector's HDMI1/MHL or HDMI2 port. Audio from the imge source is output from the projector with the projected imge. Video Audio Computer Audio HDMI1/MHL HDMI2

39 Connecting Equipment 39 Attention Turn off the equipment you wnt to connect before connecting. If the input source is on when you connect it to the projector, it could cuse mlfunction. If the orienttion or shpe of the plug differs, do not try to force it in. The device could be dmged or could mlfunction. You cn lso set the port used for udio input from the Configurtion menu. s Extended - A/V Settings - Audio Output p.179 If udio is not output when n HDMI cble is connected, connect commercilly vilble udio cble to the Audio Input port. After connecting the cble, select the input port you connected to from HDMI1 Audio Output or HDMI2 Audio Output from the Configurtion menu. s Extended - A/V Settings - HDMI1 Audio Output/HDMI2 Audio Output p.179 If the source you wnt to connect to hs n unusully shped port, use the cble supplied with the device or n optionl cble to connect to the projector. When using commercilly vilble 2RCA(L/R)/stereo mini-pin udio cble, mke sure it is lbeled "No resistnce".

40 Connecting Equipment 40 Connecting USB Devices You cn connect devices such s USB memory, the optionl Document Cmer, nd USB comptible hrd disks nd digitl cmers. A When using the optionl Document Cmer Connect the Document Cmer to the projector's port with the USB cble supplied with the Document Cmer. B C When using USB device such s USB memory or digitl cmer Connect the USB device to the projector's USB-A port. When using PC interctive for the interctive fetures s "Using the Interctive Fetures" p.71 Connect the computer's disply output port to the projector's Computer port using the computer cble. Connect the computer's USB port to the projector's USB-B port using USB cble. USB-A Computer USB-B When the USB device is connected, you cn project imge files on the USB memory or digitl cmer using PC Free.

41 Connecting Equipment 41 s "Projecting Imges Stored on USB Storge Device (PC Free)" p.132 If the Document Cmer is connected while projecting imges from nother input port, press the [Source Serch] button on the remote control, control pnel, or the Control Pd, to switch to imges from the Document Cmer. s "Automticlly Detect Input Signls nd Chnge the Projected Imge (Source Serch)" p.54 While projecting imges from Document Cmer, if you wnt to connect n udio output device, connect it to the Audio1 port. Attention If you re using USB hub, opertions my not be performed correctly. Devices such s digitl cmers nd USB devices should be connected to the projector directly. When connecting nd using USB-comptible hrd disk, mke sure you connect the AC dptor supplied with the hrd disk. Connect digitl cmer or hrd disk to the projector using USB cble supplied with or specified for use with the device. Use USB cble less thn 3 m in length. If the cble exceeds 3 m, PC Free my not function correctly. Removing USB devices After finishing projecting, remove USB devices from the projector. For devices such s digitl cmers or hrd disks, turn off the device nd then remove it from the projector.

42 Connecting Equipment 42 Connecting Externl Equipment You cn output imges nd udio by connecting n externl monitor or speker. A B When outputting imges to n externl monitor Connect the externl monitor to the projector's Monitor Out port using the cble supplied with the externl monitor. When outputting udio to n externl speker Connect the externl speker to the projector's Audio Out port using commercilly vilble udio cble. Monitor Out Audio Out

43 Connecting Equipment 43 When Stndby Mode is set to Communiction On, you cn perform the following opertions even when the projector is off (only when A/V Output is set to Alwys On). - Output imges to n externl monitor - Output udio from n externl speker (udio being input from the USB-B nd LAN ports cnnot be output) s ECO - Stndby Mode p.199 s Extended - A/V Settings - A/V Output p.179 Only nlog RGB signls from the Computer port cn be output to n externl monitor. You cnnot output signls input from other ports or component video signls. Content drwn using the interctive fetures is not displyed on n externl monitor. Content drwn using the supplied Esy Interctive Tools cn be displyed on n externl monitor. Setting guges for functions such s Keystone, Configurtion menu, or Help screens re not output to the externl monitor. When the udio cble jck is inserted into the Audio Out port, udio stops being output from the projector's built-in speker nd switches to externl output.

44 Connecting Equipment 44 Connecting LAN Cble Connect LAN port on network hubs or other equipment to the projector's LAN port with commercilly vilble 100BASE-TX or 10BASE-T LAN cble. By connecting computer to the projector over network, you cn project imges nd check the sttus of the projector. To prevent mlfunctions, use ctegory 5 shielded LAN cble.

45 Connecting Equipment 45 Instlling the Wireless LAN Unit Remove both of the cble cover fixing screws to open the cble cover. b Connect the Wireless LAN unit to the wireless LAN unit instlltion section.

46 Connecting Equipment 46 Connecting Multiple Projectors When using the interctive fetures in the sme room s multiple versions of the sme projector, you need to connect the optionl remote control cble set (ELPKC28) to the SYNC port on ech projector. Interctive pen opertions re stbilized by linking the projectors using cbles. In Out The SYNC port hs n IN nd OUT socket. When you connect one end of the remote control cble set to n IN socket, connect the other end to n OUT socket. After connecting the cbles, set Sync of Projectors to Wired from the Configurtion menu. s Extended - Esy Interctive Function - Advnced - Sync of Projectors p.179

47 Connecting Equipment 47 When connecting three or more projectors, you do not need to connect the first projector to the lst projector. In Out In Out When using the projector in the sme room s nother projector tht does not support cble connection, set Wired Sync Mode to Mode 2 from the Configurtion menu. s Extended - Esy Interctive Function - Advnced - Wired Sync Mode p.179 If you do not hve the optionl remote control cble set, chnge the Distnce of Projectors setting from the Configurtion menu. s Extended - Esy Interctive Function - Advnced - Distnce of Projectors p.179

48 Connecting Equipment 48 Connecting to the Control Pd This section explins how to connect peripherl devices to the projector using the Control Pd. Connections when Projecting with USB Disply nd when Performing Mouse Opertions Using the Interctive Feture The USB Type B settings in the Configurtion menu differ depending on the functions you wnt to use. See the following for more informtion on ech setting. s "Projecting with USB Disply" p.55 s "Control Computer Fetures from Projected Screen (Computer Interctive Mode)" p.111 A B Connect the projector's USB-B port to the Control Pd's USB-A port using USB cble. Connect the Control Pd's USB-B port to the computer's USB-A port using USB cble.

49 Connecting Equipment 49 When performing mouse opertions using the interctive feture nd projecting using computer cble, connect the projector to the computer with the optionl computer cble. s "Connecting Computer" p.35

50 Connecting Equipment 50 Connecting Using PC Free s "Projecting Imges Stored on USB Storge Device (PC Free)" p.132 A B Connect the projector's USB-A port to the Control Pd's USB-B port using USB cble. Connect the USB storge device to the Control Pd's USB-A port (for USB storge).

51 Connecting Equipment 51 Connecting Printer s "Printing Drwing Contents in Whitebord Mode" p.94 s "Printing Drwing Contents in Annottion Mode" p.109 A B Connect the projector's USB-A port to the Control Pd's USB-B port using USB cble. Connect the printer to the Control Pd's USB-A port (for printers) using USB cble. You cnnot connect document cmer to the Control Pd. Stick the supplied port protection stickers on the Control Pd's ports tht re not being used.

52 Bsic Projection Methods This chpter explins how to project nd djust imges.

53 Projecting Imges 53 From Instlltion to Projection This section explins the procedure for connecting the projector to computer vi computer cble nd projecting imges. Cution Be sure to connect the cble of the source to the projector first, nd then connect the power cord to the projector. b c d e Connect the projector to the computer with the computer cble. Connect the projector to n electricl outlet with the power cord. Turn on the projector. Wrning When turning on the projector, do not look into the projection lens. This could cuse dmge to eyesight due to the powerful light emitted. When turning on the projector t distnce using the remote control, mke sure there is no one looking into the lens. Tke prticulr cre when there re children present. Turn on the computer. Chnge the computer's screen output. When using lptop computer, you need to chnge the screen output from the computer. Hold down the Fn key (function key), nd press the b key. The method for chnging differs depending on the computer being used. See the documenttion supplied with the computer. Press the [t] button twice to turn the projector off. ON If no imge is projected, press the [Source Serch] button on the remote control, control pnel, or the Control Pd. When there is no imge signl input, Whitebord Mode is displyed. s "Automticlly Detect Input Signls nd Chnge the Projected Imge (Source Serch)" p.54

54 Projecting Imges 54 After projecting the imge, djust the imge if necessry. s "Correcting Keystone Distortion" p.59 s "Correcting the Focus" p.64 Automticlly Detect Input Signls nd Chnge the Projected Imge (Source Serch) Press the [Source Serch] button to project imges from the port currently receiving n imge. Using Remote Control Using the Control Pnel Using the Control Pd

55 Projecting Imges 55 The input source chnges in the following order. Whitebord Computer Video HDMI1 LAN USB2 USB1 HDMI2 USB Disply When two or more imge sources re connected, press the [Source Serch] button until the trget imge is projected. When your video equipment is connected, strt plybck before beginning this opertion. Projecting with USB Disply You cn use the supplied USB cble to connect the projector to computer to project imges from the computer. You cn send the computer's udio with the projected imge. Necessry Settings Set USB Type B to USB Disply/Esy Interctive Function or Wireless Mouse/USB Disply to use USB Disply. s Extended - USB Type B p.179 You cn mke settings so tht imges re projected from the sme input port the next time the projector is turned on. s Extended - Opertion - Strtup Source Serch p.179 The following screen is displyed while no imge signls re input. Chnge to Whitebord when no imge signl is being input. System Requirements For Windows OS Windows 2000*1 Windows XP Professionl 32 bit Home Edition 32 bit Tblet PC Edition 32 bit Windows Vist Ultimte 32 bit Enterprise 32 bit Business 32 bit Home Premium 32 bit Home Bsic 32 bit Windows 7 Ultimte 32/64 bit Enterprise 32/64 bit Professionl 32/64 bit Home Premium 32/64 bit Home Bsic 32 bit Strter 32 bit

56 Projecting Imges 56 CPU Amount of Memory Hrd Disk Spce Disply *1 Service Pck 4 only For OS X OS CPU Amount of Memory Hrd Disk Spce Disply Windows 8 Windows 8.1 Windows 8 32/64 bit Windows 8 Pro 32/64 bit Windows 8 Enterprise 32/64 bit Windows /64 bit Windows 8.1 Pro 32/64 bit Windows 8.1 Enterprise 32/64 bit Mobile Pentium III 1.2 GHz or fster Recommended: Pentium M 1.6 GHz or fster 256 MB or more Recommended: 512 MB or more 20 MB or more Resolution of no less thn 640x480 nd no higher thn 1600x1200. Disply color of 16-bit color or greter Mc OS X 10.5.x 32 bit Mc OS X 10.6.x 32/64 bit OS X 10.7.x 32/64 bit OS X 10.8.x OS X 10.9.x Power PC G4 1GHz or fster Recommended: Core Duo 1.83GHz or fster 512 MB or more 20 MB or more Resolution of no less thn 640x480 nd no higher thn 1680x1200. Disply color of 16-bit color or greter Connecting for the First Time The first time you connect the projector nd the computer using the USB cble, the driver needs to be instlled. The procedure is different for Windows nd OS X. For Windows b You do not need to instll the driver the next time you connect. When inputting imges from multiple sources, chnge the input source to USB Disply. If you re using USB hub, opertions my not be performed correctly. Connect directly to the projector or the Control Pd. You cnnot chnge option settings while using USB Disply. Connect the computer's USB port to the projector's or the Control Pd's USB-B port using the supplied USB cble. For Windows 2000 or Windows XP, messge sking you if you wnt to restrt your computer my be displyed. Select No. For Windows 2000 Double-click Computer, EPSON PJ_UD, nd then EMP_UDSE.EXE. For Windows XP Driver instlltion strts utomticlly. For Windows Vist/Windows 7/Windows 8/Windows 8.1 When the dilog box is displyed, click Run EMP_UDSE.exe. When the License Agreement screen is displyed, click Agree.

57 Projecting Imges 57 c d Computer imges re projected. It my tke while for computer imges to be projected. Until the computer imges re projected, leve the equipment s is nd do not disconnect the USB cble or turn off the power of the projector. Disconnect the USB cble when you re finished. When disconnecting the USB cble, there is no need to use Sfely Remove Hrdwre. If it is not instlled utomticlly, double-click My Computer - EPSON_PJ_UD - EMP_UDSE.EXE on your computer. If nothing is projected for some reson, click All Progrms - EPSON Projector - Epson USB Disply - Epson USB Disply Vx.xx on your computer. When using computer running Windows 2000 under user uthority, Windows error messge is displyed nd you my not be ble to use the softwre. In this cse, try updting Windows to the ltest version, restrt, nd then try to connect gin. For more detils, contct your locl deler or the nerest ddress provided in the following document. s Epson Projector Contct List d e f When the License Agreement screen is displyed, click Agree. Enter the dministrtor uthority pssword nd strt the instlltion. When the instlltion is complete, the USB Disply icon is displyed in the Dock nd menu br. Computer imges re projected. It my tke while for computer imges to be projected. Until the computer imges re projected, leve the equipment s is nd do not disconnect the USB cble or turn off the power of the projector. When you hve finished, select Disconnect from the menu br or from the USB Disply icon on the Dock. You cn then disconnect the USB cble. If the USB Disply setup folder is not displyed utomticlly in the Finder, double-click EPSON PJ_UD - USB Disply Instller on your computer. If nothing is projected for some reson, click the USB Disply icon in the Dock. If there is no USB Disply icon in the Dock, double-click USB Disply from the Applictions folder. If you select Exit from the USB Disply icon menu on the Dock, USB Disply does not strt utomticlly when you connect the USB cble. For OS X b c Connect the computer's USB port to the projector's or the Control Pd's USB-B port using the supplied USB cble. The Setup folder of USB Disply is displyed in the Finder. Double-click the USB Disply Instller icon. Follow the on-screen instructions to instll. Uninstlling For Windows 2000 b c d Click Strt, select Settings, nd then click Control Pnel. Double-click Add/Remove Progrms. Click Chnge or Remove Progrms. Select Epson USB Disply nd click Chnge/Remove.

58 Projecting Imges 58 For Windows XP b c Click Strt, nd then click Control Pnel. Double-click Add or Remove Progrms. Select Epson USB Disply nd click Remove. For Windows Vist/Windows 7 b c Click Strt, nd then click Control Pnel. Click Uninstll progrm under Progrms. Select Epson USB Disply nd click Uninstll. For Windows 8/Windows 8.1 b c d For OS X b Open Chrms, nd then select Serch. Right-click (hold down) Epson USB Disply Ver.x.xx. Select Uninstll from the pp br. Select Epson USB Disply nd click Uninstll. Follow the on-screen instructions to uninstll. Open the Applictions folder, double-click USB Disply, nd then double-click Tool. Run USB Disply Uninstller.

59 Adjusting Projected Imges 59 Correcting Keystone Distortion You cn correct keystone distortion using one of the following methods. H/V-Keystone Mnully correct distortion in the horizontl nd verticl directions independently. H/V-Keystone Mnully correct distortion in the horizontl nd verticl directions independently. H/V-Keystone correction is idel for fine-tuning keystone distortion. You cn use H/V-Keystone to correct the projected imge under the following conditions. Correction ngle: Approx. 3 right nd left/approx. 3 up nd down Press the [w] or [v] buttons on the control pnel during projection to disply the Keystone screen. Quick Corner Mnully correct the four corners independently. b Press the following buttons to correct keystone distortion. Press the [w] or [v] buttons to correct verticl distortion. When you correct keystone distortion, the projected imge my be reduced. Press the [Tele] or [Wide] buttons to correct horizontl distortion.

60 Adjusting Projected Imges 60 You cn set H/V-Keystone from the Configurtion menu. s Settings - Keystone - H/V-Keystone p.178 c Select Quick Corner, nd then press the [ ] button. Quick Corner This llows you to mnully correct ech of the four corners of the projected imge seprtely. Press the [Menu] button while projecting. s "Using the Configurtion Menu" p.172 Using Remote Control Using the Control Pnel d Select the corner to correct using the [ ], [ ], [ ], nd [ ] buttons on the remote control, or the [w], [v], [Wide], nd [Tele] buttons on the control pnel, nd then press the [ ] button. b Select Keystone from Settings.

61 Adjusting Projected Imges 61 f g Repet procedures 4 nd 5 s needed to djust ny remining corners. Press the [Menu] button to finish mking corrections. Becuse Keystone ws chnged to Quick Corner, the corner selection screen shown in step 4 is displyed the next time you press the [w] or [v] buttons on the control pnel. Chnge Keystone to H/V-Keystone if you wnt to perform horizontl nd verticl correction using the [w] nd [v] buttons on the control pnel. s Settings - Keystone - H/V-Keystone p.178 e Correct the position of the corner using the [ ], [ ], [ ], nd [ ] buttons on the remote control, or the [w], [v], [Wide], nd [Tele] buttons on the control pnel. When you press the [ ] button, the screen shown in step 4 is displyed. If the messge "Cnnot djust ny further." is displyed while djusting, you cnnot djust the shpe ny further in the direction indicted by the gry tringle. If the [Esc] button is held down for bout two seconds while the corner selection screen from step 4 is displyed, the following screen is displyed. Reset Quick Corner: Resets the result of Quick Corner corrections. Switch to H/V-Keystone: Switches the correction method to H/V-Keystone. s "Settings Menu" p.178 Adjusting the Imge Size Press the [Wide] nd [Tele] buttons on the control pnel to djust the size of the projected imge.

62 Adjusting Projected Imges 62 You cn lso mke djustments from the Configurtion menu. s Settings - Zoom p.178 Using Remote Control Using the Control Pnel Adjusting the Position of the Imge (Imge Shift) You cn fine tune the position of the imge without moving the projector. You cn shift the imge digonlly by pressing ny pir of djcent [ ], [ ], [ ], nd [ ] buttons, or combintion of [w], [v], [Wide], nd [Tele] buttons. Perform Adjust Zoom or Keystone. s "Adjusting the Imge Size" p.61 s "Correcting Keystone Distortion" p.59 c Press the [Esc] button to close the djustment screen. The djustment screen disppers if no opertion is performed fter pproximtely 10 seconds. The Imge Shift screen is displyed fter you hve mde djustments. b Adjust the position of the projected imge.

63 Adjusting Projected Imges 63 You cnnot djust the imge position when Zoom is set to the mximum Wide position. The Imge Shift setting is retined even if the projector is turned off. You need to re-djust the position if you chnge the instlltion loction or ngle of the projector. You cn lso use the Configurtion menu to djust the position of the imge. s Settings - Imge Shift p.178 Lowering the Height of the Imge Adjusting the Verticl Position of the Imge (Models Supplied with the Feet Only) A B You cn lower the height of the imge by extending the front foot. Retrct the front foot to return the imge to its originl height. Extend the feet. You cn djust the verticl position of the imge by tilting the projector up to 1.5. The lrger the ngle of tilt, the hrder it becomes to focus. Instll the projector so tht it only needs to be tilted t smll ngle. Adjusting the Horizontl Position of the Imge (Models Supplied with the Feet Only) Extend nd retrct the rer feet to djust the projector's horizontl tilt. Rising the Height of the Imge A B You cn rise the height of the imge by extending the rer feet. Retrct the rer feet to return the imge to its originl height. A Extend the rer foot.

64 Adjusting Projected Imges 64 B Retrct the rer foot. Correcting the Focus Disply the test pttern, nd then djust the focus. c Select Test Pttern, nd then press the [Enter] button. When projecting imges on 4:3 screen, set Pttern Type to Pttern 5, select Pttern Disply, nd then press the [Enter] button. Press the [Menu] button. s "Using the Configurtion Menu" p.172 Using Remote Control Using the Control Pnel b Select Pttern from Settings. d Open the ir filter cover.

65 Adjusting Projected Imges 65 e Focus to the center-bottom ( Move the focus lever to djust the focus. ) of the projected screen. f Check tht the focus mtches the corners ( ) of the projected screen. If ny res re out of focus, use the focus lever to djust until the corners re the sme focus.

66 Adjusting Projected Imges 66 g To remove the Test Pttern, press the [Esc] button on the remote control or the control pnel. Adjusting the Imge Adjusting the Volume You cn djust the volume using one of the following methods. Press the [Volume] buttons on the remote control to djust the volume. [] Decreses the volume. [b] Increses the volume. Remote control Hue, Sturtion, nd Brightness Adjustment You cn djust the Hue, Sturtion, nd Brightness for ech of the R (red), G (green), B (blue), C (cyn), M (mgent) nd Y (yellow) color components. This item cn only be djusted when Color Mode is set to Customized. s "Selecting the Projection Qulity (Selecting Color Mode)" p.67 Mke settings from the configurtion menu. s Imge - Advnced - RGBCMY p.175 Adjust the volume from the Configurtion menu. s Settings - Volume p.178 Cution Do not strt when the volume is set too high. A sudden increse in volume my cuse loss of hering. Alwys lower the volume before powering off, so tht you cn power on nd then grdully increse the volume. Hue Adjusts the overll hue of the imge, bluish - greenish - reddish. Sturtion Adjusts the overll vividness of the imge. Brightness Adjusts the overll color brightness of the imge. Gmm Adjustment You cn correct differences in the coloring for the projected imge tht occurs depending on the connected device. This item cn only be djusted when Color Mode is set to DICOM SIM or Customized. s "Selecting the Projection Qulity (Selecting Color Mode)" p.67

67 Adjusting Projected Imges 67 Mke settings from the configurtion menu. s Imge - Advnced - Gmm p.175 When lrger vlue is selected, the drk res of imges become brighter, but the color sturtion for lighter res my become weker. When smller vlue is selected, you cn reduce the overll brightness of the imge to mke the imge shrper. Select the djustment vlue ccording to the projection size. If the projection size is 80 inches or less, select smll vlue. If the projection size is 80 inches or more, select lrge vlue. Medicl imges my not be reproduced correctly ccording to your settings nd screen specifictions. Selecting the Projection Qulity (Selecting Color Mode) You cn esily obtin the optimum imge qulity simply by selecting the setting tht best corresponds to your surroundings when projecting. The brightness of the imge vries depending on the mode selected. Dynmic Mode Presenttion Thetre Photo*1 Sports*2 srgb Whitebord DICOM SIM*1 Customized Appliction Idel for use in bright room. This is the brightest mode. Idel for mking presenttions using color mterils in bright room. Idel for wtching films in drk room. Gives imges nturl tone. Idel for projecting still pictures, such s photos, in bright room. The imges re vivid nd brought into contrst. Idel for wtching TV progrmmes in bright room. The imges re vivid nd brought to life. Idel for imges tht conform to the srgbg color stndrd. Idel for mking presenttions using whitebord. Idel for projecting X-ry photogrphs nd other medicl imges. This produces imges with cler shdows. The projector is not medicl device nd cnnot be used for medicl dignosis. Adjusts the RGBCMY. s "Adjusting the Imge" p.66 *1 Only vilble when the input signl is RGB or when the source is USB Disply, USB1, USB2, or LAN. *2 Only vilble when the input signl is component video, or when the source is Video.

68 Adjusting Projected Imges 68 Ech time you press the [Color Mode] button, the Color Mode nme is displyed on the screen nd the Color Mode chnges. Remote control b Select Auto Iris from Imge. You cn set Color Mode from the Configurtion menu. s Imge - Color Mode p.175 Setting Auto Iris By utomticlly setting the luminnce ccording to the brightness of the displyed imge, it lets you enjoy deep nd rich imges. Press the [Menu] button. s "Using the Configurtion Menu" p.172 Using Remote Control Using the Control Pnel c d Select High Speed. To reduce the opertion noise, select Norml. The setting is stored for ech Color Mode. Press the [Menu] button to finish mking settings. Auto Iris cn only be set when the Color Mode is set to Dynmic, Thetre, or Customized. Chnging the Aspect Rtio of the Projected Imge You cn chnge the Aspect Rtiog of the projected imge to suit the type, the rtio of height nd width, nd the resolution of the input signls. Avilble Aspect Modes vry depending on the imge signl currently being projected.

69 Adjusting Projected Imges 69 Chnging Methods Ech time you press the [Aspect] button on the remote control, the spect mode nme is displyed on the screen nd the spect rtio chnges. Remote control You cn set the spect rtio from the Configurtion menu. s Signl - Aspect p.176 Chnging the Aspect Mode A Norml or Auto B 16:9 C Full D Zoom E Ntive Projecting Imges from Video Equipment or from the HDMI/MHL Port Ech time the [Aspect] button on the remote control is pressed, the spect mode chnges in the order Norml or Auto, 16:9, Full, Zoom, nd Ntive. Exmple: 1080p signl input (resolution: 1920x1080, spect rtio: 16:9) Projecting imges from computer The following shows projection exmples for ech spect mode. Aspect mode Input Signl XGA 1024x768(4:3) WXGA 1280x800(16:10) Norml

70 Adjusting Projected Imges 70 Aspect mode 16:9 XGA 1024x768(4:3) Input Signl WXGA 1280x800(16:10) Full Zoom Ntive If prts of the imge re missing, set the Resolution setting to Wide or Norml from the Configurtion menu, ccording to the size of the computer pnel. s Signl - Resolution p.176

71 Using the Interctive Fetures Follow the instructions in these sections to use the interctive fetures.

72 Interctive Feture Modes 72 You cn perform the following opertions with the interctive fetures: In whitebord mode, you cn use interctive pens or your finger (EB-1430Wi) to write on the projected "whitebord." s "Drw on Whitebord Screen (Whitebord Mode)" p.85 In nnottion mode, you cn use interctive pens or your finger to dd notes to content projected from computer, tblet, document cmer, or other source. s "Drw on the Projected Imge (Annottion Mode)" p.105 You do not need to use computer or instll ny dditionl softwre to use the built-in whitebord drwing feture. This is useful in meetings s substitute for whitebord. You cn shre the drwing contents you crete with other projectors or tblets, sve it s PDF or PNG file, nd print it or send it s n emil. s "Shre Drwing Contents with Other Devices" p.96 s "Sving Drwing Contents in Whitebord Mode" p.93 s "Sending Emils in Whitebord Mode" p.95 s "Printing Drwing Contents in Whitebord Mode" p.94 This helps you emphsize projected informtion or include dditionl notes for more effective lessons or presenttions. s "Sving Drwing Contents in Annottion Mode" p.109 s "Printing Drwing Contents in Annottion Mode" p.109

73 Interctive Feture Modes 73 In computer interctive mode, you cn use interctive pens or your finger s you would use mouse. This llows you to nvigte, select, nd scroll through content projected from your computer. s "Control Computer Fetures from Projected Screen (Computer Interctive Mode)" p.111 You cn lso use the Esy Interctive Tools softwre to provide dditionl interctive fetures, such s sving nd printing your nnottions. See the Esy Interctive Tools Opertion Guide built into the softwre for instructions.

74 Prepring Before Using Interctive Fetures 74 This section provides sfety instructions on setting up nd using the interctive pens or performing touch opertions with your finger. Red these instructions before using the interctive fetures. Mke sure the pen btteries re instlled. Sfety Instructions for Interctive Fetures The interctive feture opertes by infrred communiction. Note the following importnt points when using this feture. Mke sure there is no strong light or sunlight shining on the Esy Interctive Function receiver nd the projection screen. If there is ny dust stuck to the Esy Interctive Function receiver, it could interfere with infrred communiction nd you my not be ble to use the fetures normlly. Clen the receiver if it is dirty. s "Clening" p.230 Do not put pint or ny stickers on the cover of the Esy Interctive Function receiver. When using the interctive fetures, do not use n infrred remote control or microphone in the sme room. The interctive pen could mlfunction. Do not use n infrred remote control or infrred microphone in the sme room becuse the interctive pen my mlfunction. Do not use devices tht generte powerful noise, such s rotry devices or trnsformers, ner the projector. You my not be ble to operte the interctive fetures. Using the Interctive Pens Your projector comes with blue pen nd n ornge pen, identified by the color on the end of the pen. You cn use either pen, or both t the sme time (one of ech color). A Pen tip B Bttery light C Button D Attchment for optionl strp or cord E Bttery cover To turn on the pen, tp the pen tip or press the button on the side. When you re finished using the pen, leve the pen s it is fr from the projection screen. s "Interctive Pen" p.21 Attention Do not use interctive pens with wet hnds or in loctions where the pens my get wet. The interctive pens re not wterproof. Otherwise, it could cuse n electric shock. Keep the projector nd projection screen out of direct sunlight, or the interctive fetures my not work.

75 Prepring Before Using Interctive Fetures 75 The pens turn off utomticlly fter 20 minutes of inctivity. To turn pen bck on, tp the pen tip or press the button on the side. For best performnce, hold the pen perpendiculr to the bord, s shown below. Do not cover the blck bnd ner the tip of the pen. Write or drw on the projection surfce in whitebord mode nd nnottion mode. You cn do the following using the pen: To select projected item, such s n icon, tp the projection surfce with the pen tip. To drw on the projected screen, tp the projection surfce with the pen nd drg it s necessry. To move the projected pointer, hover over the surfce without touching it. To switch the pen from drwing tool to n erser, press the button on the side. Use the pen s mouse in computer interctive mode. To left-click, tp the bord with the pen tip. To double-click, tp twice with the pen tip. To right-click, press the button on the side. To click nd drg, tp nd drg with the pen. To move the cursor, hover over the bord without touching it.

76 Prepring Before Using Interctive Fetures 76 If you do not wnt to use the hovering feture, you cn turn it off using the Esy Interctive Function setting in the projector's Extended menu. s Extended - Esy Interctive Function - Hovering p.181 To mke long press of the pen ct s right-click, select the following settings in the Esy Interctive Function setting in the projector's Extended menu. - Set the Pen Opertion Mode setting to Two Users/Mouse or One User/Mouse (EB-1420Wi). - Set the Pen Opertion Mode setting to Mode 1 or Mode 3 (EB-1430Wi). - Set the Enble Right Click setting to On. Clibrting Automticlly You need to clibrte the first time you use your projector, nd you do not need the pens or computer for Auto Clibrtion. You cn lso strt Auto Clibrtion by pressing the Menu button or User button on the remote control. Press the [Menu] button, select the Extended menu, nd press the [Enter] button. Pen Clibrtion Clibrtion coordintes the positioning of the pen with the loction of your cursor. You only need to clibrte the first time you use your projector. You cn use Auto Clibrtion to clibrte the system, but Mnul Clibrtion is lso vilble for finer djustments or if Auto Clibrtion filed. Move ny pen you re not using wy from the projection screen while clibrting the system. Clibrte the system gin if you notice ny discrepncy in positioning fter doing ny of the following: - Performing Keystone correction - Adjusting the imge size - Using the Imge Shift feture - Chnging the projector position The clibrtion results remin until you reclibrte. b Select the Esy Interctive Function setting nd press the [Enter] button.

77 Prepring Before Using Interctive Fetures 77 c Select Auto Clibrtion nd press the [Enter] button. d e Adjust the focus, if necessry, by opening the ir filter cover on the side of the projector nd sliding the focus lever. Select Yes nd press the [Enter] button. A pttern ppers then disppers, nd the system is clibrted. If you see messge tht clibrtion filed, you need to clibrte mnully. The cursor loction nd pen position should mtch fter clibrtion. If not, you my need to clibrte mnully. The following screen ppers. Clibrting Mnully If the cursor loction nd pen position do not mtch fter uto clibrtion, you cn clibrte mnully. Press the [Menu] button, select the Extended menu, nd press the [Enter] button.

78 Prepring Before Using Interctive Fetures 78 b Select the Esy Interctive Function setting nd press the [Enter] button. The following screen ppers. c Select Mnul Clibrtion nd press the [Enter] button. d Adjust the focus, if necessry, by opening the ir filter cover on the side of the projector nd sliding the focus lever.

79 Prepring Before Using Interctive Fetures 79 e f Select Yes nd press the [Enter] button. A flshing green circle ppers in the upper left corner of your projected imge. Touch the center of the circle with the tip of the pen. The circle disppers, nd you see nother circle below the first one. For the most ccurte clibrtion, mke sure you touch the center of the circle. h Mke sure you re not blocking the signl between the pen nd the interctive receiver. If you mke mistke, press the [Esc] button on the remote control to go bck to the previous circle. To cncel the clibrtion process, press nd hold the [Esc] button for 2 seconds. Continue until ll of the circles dispper. g Touch the center of the next circle, then repet. When you get to the bottom of the column, the next circle ppers t the top of new column. Using Interctive Touch Opertions with Your Finger (EB-1430Wi) You cn use your finger to interct with the projected screen, just s you would use n interctive pen (EB-1430Wi). You cn use either pen or your finger, or use both t the sme time. The projector recognizes up to six touch points in computer interctive mode. When performing touch opertions with your finger, you cn use two fingers in nnottion nd whitebord modes. Do the following before using your finger for touch opertions:

80 Prepring Before Using Interctive Fetures 80 Instll the Touch Unit Clibrte the system mnully for the pen Perform ngle djustment for the Touch Unit Clibrte the system for touch opertions See the Instlltion Guide for detils. s Instlltion Guide The Touch Unit turns on nd is redy for touch opertion with your finger when you turn on the projector nd the indictor lights up in blue. You cn perform the following touch opertions with your finger: Use your finger s mouse in computer interctive mode. To left-click, tp the bord with your finger. To double-click, tp twice with your finger. To click nd drg, press on nd drg n item with your finger. Check the following if the Touch Unit does not turn on. - The Power setting in the Touch Unit Setup menu is set to On. s Extended - Esy Interctive Function - Touch Unit Setup - Power p The Touch Unit is connected to the projector's TCH port with Touch Unit connection cble. Positioning discrepncies my occur depending on the ngle of or the direction you point your finger. Touch opertions with your finger my not work properly with long or rtificil nils, or with your fingers wrpped in bndges. Touch opertions my not be recognized correctly if your fingers or the pens re too close together or crossed. If clothing or nother prt of your body comes close to or touches the screen, the touch opertions my work incorrectly. If you touch the screen with your free hnd during touch opertions, the touch opertions my work incorrectly. If your device supports these functions, you cn lso do the following: - To zoom in or out, touch n item using two fingers, nd either move your fingers wy from ech other (stretch to zoom out) or towrd ech other (pinch to zoom in). - To rotte the imge, touch the imge using two fingers nd then rotte your hnd. - To scroll up or down the pge, or move bckwrd or forwrd in browser window, use gestures such s flicks. You cn only use one tool with one finger t time. If you use whitebord mode during split screen projection, you cnnot do the following: - Drw nd write with your fingers. - Enlrge or reduce the imge.

81 Prepring Before Using Interctive Fetures 81 Write or drw on the projection surfce in nnottion mode nd whitebord mode. To select projected item, such s n icon, tp the projection surfce with your finger. To drw on the projected screen for the first time fter turning on the projector, select pen in the toolbr nd tp the projection surfce with your finger. If you do not do this, your finger works s n erser the first time you use touch opertions. To zoom in or out, touch n item using two fingers, nd either move your fingers wy from ech other (stretch to zoom out) or towrd ech other (pinch to zoom in). Clibrting for Touch Opertions with Your Finger The positioning of your finger is usully djusted when the Touch Unit is instlled. See the Instlltion Guide for detils. s Instlltion Guide Mke sure you hve clibrted the system for the pen using Auto Clibrtion or Mnul Clibrtion before clibrting for touch opertions with your finger. s "Pen Clibrtion" p.76 Clibrte for touch opertions with your finger gin if you notice ny discrepncy in positioning fter doing ny of the following: - Clibrting the system for use with the pen (utomticlly or mnully) - Performing ngle djustments for the Touch Unit - Performing Keystone correction - Adjusting the imge size - Using the Imge Shift feture - Chnging the projector position Press the [Menu] button, select the Extended menu, nd press the [Enter] button. Clibrtion coordintes the positioning of your finger with the loction of your cursor (EB-1430Wi). If the cursor loction nd your finger position do not mtch, you need to clibrte gin.

82 Prepring Before Using Interctive Fetures 82 b Select the Esy Interctive Function setting nd press the [Enter] button. The following screen ppers. c Select Touch Unit Setup nd press the [Enter] button. e Adjust the focus, if necessry, by opening the ir filter cover on the side of the projector nd sliding the focus lever. d Select Touch Clibrtion nd press the [Enter] button. f Select Yes nd press the [Enter] button. A flshing green circle ppers in the upper left corner of your projected imge.

83 Prepring Before Using Interctive Fetures 83 g Touch nd hold the center of the circle with your finger. When the circle disppers nd the nother circle ppers, lift up your finger. For the most ccurte clibrtion, mke sure you touch the center of the circle. Mke sure you re not blocking the signl between your finger nd the interctive receiver. If you touch the wrong position, press the [Esc] button on the remote control or control pnel. To cncel touch clibrtion, hold down the [Esc] button for two seconds. i Continue until ll of the circles dispper. h Do not touch the circle with nything except the tip of your finger. Touch the center of the next circle with your finger, then repet. When you get to the bottom of the column, the next circle ppers t the top of new column. Sfety Instructions for Interctive Touch Opertions Touch opertion with your finger is enbled by instlling the Touch Unit with built-in high-power lser (EB-1430Wi). The lser rdites from the lser diffusion ports on rer of the Touch Unit:

84 Prepring Before Using Interctive Fetures 84 Lser Wrning Lbels The Touch Unit is Clss 1 lser product tht complies with IEC/ EN :2007. The lbels indicting the Clss 1 lser product nd wrnings re plced in the following plces on the Touch Unit: Note the following importnt points when performing touch opertions. Wrning Children using touch opertions with their fingers should lwys be ccompnied by n dult. Never open ny cses on the projector or the Touch Unit. Never ttempt to disssemble or modify the projector or the Touch Unit. Electricl voltges inside the projector cn cuse severe injury. Do not look into the lens of the projector or the lser-emitting re of the Touch Unit when they re turned on. The lser cn dmge your eyes. Give specil ttention to smll children when using touch opertions with their fingers. Do not llow the lser light emitted from the Touch Unit to pss through or be reflected by ny opticl object, such s mgnifying glss or mirror. Continued use of the Touch Unit my result in fire or ccidents, nd lso cuse injury. Unplug the projector from the outlet nd refer ll repirs to qulified service personnel if ny problems occur with the projector or the Touch Unit. Continued use of the Touch Unit my result in fire or ccidents, nd cn lso dmge your eyes. Do not look t the lser light using n opticl device (for exmple, eye lope, mgnifying glss, or microscope) within distnce of 70 mm from the lser diffusion ports of the Touch Unit. This could dmge your eyes. The lbels indicte the following: CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT WARNING: Never open ny covers on this unit. Lser product inside. WARNING: CAUTION: CLASS 3B INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN AVOID EXPOSURE TO THE BEAM

85 Drw on Whitebord Screen (Whitebord Mode) 85 b Press the [Whitebord] button on the Control Pd or the remote control. The toolbr nd the bottom toolbr re displyed on the projected screen. You cn use your projector without whitebord by using whitebord mode to project whitebord imge onto plin surfce. You cn then use the interctive pens or your finger (EB-1430Wi) to drw letters nd shpes on the imge s if it were whitebord. This is useful in loctions tht do not hve whitebord. In whitebord mode, you cn lso use both pens, or both pens nd your finger (EB-1430Wi), t the sme time. Strting Whitebord Mode You cn drw on the whitebord screen using the whitebord mode toolbr nd bottom toolbr. A Whitebord mode toolbr B Whitebord mode bottom toolbr When the toolbrs re displyed, you cn write on the projected screen using the interctive pen or your finger (EB-1430Wi). The toolbr provides drwing tools such s pen nd shpes. The bottom toolbr provides dditionl tools, such s tools for scnning documents nd sving the screen. s "Whitebord Mode Toolbr" p.86 s "Whitebord Mode Bottom Toolbr" p.89 Tp the pen tip or press the button on the side to turn on the interctive pen.

86 Drw on Whitebord Screen (Whitebord Mode) 86 You cn lso strt Whitebord Mode using one of the following methods. - Click on the toolbr (only when using Annottion Mode). - Click on the bottom toolbr. - Select Whitebord s the Web Remote source setting. s "Displying the Web Remote Screen" p.154 Any drwings tht you crete in Whitebord Mode re retined if you chnge to Annottion Mode or other imge sources. If you press the [Whitebord] button on the remote control while using Whitebord Mode, the imge source switches to the source you lst used before strting Whitebord Mode. Sfety Instructions for Whitebord Mode Mke sure dt stored in the internl storge is not disclosed ccidentlly (the dt stored is encrypted). If Never is set s the dt bckup time, the risk of dt being disclosed increses. When the projector is shred, lent, given to third prty, or disposed of, check tht there is no importnt dt such s personl or confidentil informtion sved in the internl storge, nd if there is, mke sure you delete the informtion. Users re responsible for mnging this dt. Epson tkes no responsibility for direct or indirect dmge cused by loss, dmge, or disclosure of the user's dt or dt for third prties through the use of this projector. Mke sure you understnd these points before use. Whitebord Mode Toolbr The whitebord mode toolbr lets you drw nd write on the projected screen. The whitebord mode toolbr is shown in the following illustrtion. Note the following importnt points when using this feture. If the power is turned off unexpectedly while drwing, such s when blckout occurs or the power cble is ccidentlly disconnected, the bckup function utomticlly sves drwings to the internl storge. However, dt sved to the internl storge is utomticlly deleted when the specified time hs pssed fter the power ws turned off. To restore the dt, you need to turn the power on gin before the specified time hs pssed. You cn select 10 minutes, 3 hours, or Never from Whitebord Settings s the dt bckup time. The defult is 3 hours. Set the bckup time if necessry. On the Whitebord Settings screen, you cn mke settings to prevent dt lekge. Mke settings if necessry. s Extended - Whitebord Settings p.183

87 Drw on Whitebord Screen (Whitebord Mode) 87 Undoes the previous opertion. You cn undo up to 15 opertions per pge. Cncels n undo opertion nd restores the previous sttus. Selects ny objects nd imges in the re indicted by the selection rnge. You cn drg the selection rnge nywhere. Click n re in which there re no objects or imges to cncel the current selection. Click t the bottom-right of the selected object or imge to Shows or hides the toolbr. The tb cn be moved up nd down. Switches to Annottion Mode or computer interctive mode. Switches to Whitebord Mode when using Annottion Mode or computer interctive mode. perform the following opertions: Cut Copy Group/Ungroup (vilble when selecting multiple objects nd imges) Auto Crop: Deletes the blck frme round the imge (vilble when selecting single imge) Delete To pste the cut or copied object or imge, click the screen, click, nd select Pste. The cut or copied object or imge is psted in the center of the screen. Drg the edge of the re to enlrge or reduce the object or imge. Drg the side of the re to crop the selected imge (vilble when selecting single imge). Drg t the top of the re to rotte the selected object or imge.

88 Drw on Whitebord Screen (Whitebord Mode) 88 Selects ll objects nd imges in the re with the interctive pen. Tp the projection screen with the pen nd select if necessry. Click n re in which there re no objects or imges to cncel the current selection. Click t the bottom-right of the selected object or imge to perform the following opertions: Cut Copy Group/Ungroup (vilble when selecting multiple objects nd imges) Auto Crop: Deletes the blck frme round the imge (vilble when selecting single imge) Delete To pste the cut or copied object or imge, click the screen, click, nd select Pste. The cut or copied object or imge is psted in the center of the screen. Drg the edge of the re to enlrge or reduce the object or imge. Drg the side of the re to crop the selected imge (vilble when selecting single imge). Drg t the top of the re to rotte the selected object or imge. Turns the pen into pointer so you cn move pointer icon on the projected screen. To control the pointer icon, drg with the pen. When shring the screen cross multiple projectors or tblet devices, the pointer is displyed on ll of them. You cnnot perform seprte pointer opertions t the sme time on multiple devices. s "Shre Drwing Contents with Other Devices" p.96 The pointer feture differs from the projector's pointer feture. You cnnot chnge the form of the pointer or control it with the remote control. You cn cpture the selected re s n imge. Click to select the re nd then click t the bottom-right of the selected re. To pste the cptured imge, click the screen, click, nd select Pste. The cptured imge is psted in the center of the screen. Allows you to select imges from the USB storge device or network folder. You cn select files tht meet the following specifictions: Formt: PNG, JPEG Resolution: mximum Pixel Count: 2 million or less Imges lrger thn pge re reduced to fit. Select shpes from set of vilble shpes. You cn select the color of the shpe nd the thickness of the lines. Switches to pen to drw freely. Click on the left of the icon to chnge the color nd width of the pen line. Switches to highlighter pen to drw trnslucent lines. Click on the left of the icon to chnge the color nd width of the highlighter pen. Switches to blck pen. Click on the right of the icon to drw thick lines, nd click on the left of the icon to drw fine lines. Switches to red pen. Click on the right of the icon to drw thick lines, nd click on the left of the icon to drw fine lines.

89 Drw on Whitebord Screen (Whitebord Mode) 89 Switches to blue pen. Click on the right of the icon to drw thick lines, nd click on the left of the icon to drw fine lines. Switches to n erser. Click on the right of the icon to erse wider res, nd click on the left of the icon to erse nrrower res. If you click shpe when selecting the erser, the whole shpe is deleted. You cnnot delete prtil shpe. You cnnot cler imges nd templtes. You cn disply the following number nd size of imges on the whitebord screen (including imges stored on the clipbord). - Up to 20 files per pge nd pixels - Up to pixels for ll pges To pste n imge, you need to use the sme pen tht you used to cut or copy the imge. Drwn objects re displyed t the front of the projected imge. However, you cn chnge the order by using the grouped feture. If objects or imges re moved out of the projected screen, you my not be ble to select them. Clers ll drwings. Displys which tool you re using with your pen or finger (EB-1430Wi). Whitebord Mode Bottom Toolbr The whitebord mode bottom toolbr lets you edit the projected imge nd use whitebord mode fetures. The whitebord mode bottom toolbr is shown in the following illustrtion. : Using pen tools. The color of the icon indictes the color of the pen. : Using tools to select or cpture the object, nd pointer tool. : Using shpe tool. : Using erser tools. Hides or shows the toolbr while drwing. : The toolbr is hidden while drwing. : The toolbr is lwys displyed. Closes the toolbr. Shres drwing contents cross multiple devices nd projects the shred drwing contents from other projectors. s "Shre Drwing Contents with Other Devices" p.96

90 Drw on Whitebord Screen (Whitebord Mode) 90 Performs one of the following: Sve: Sves the current drwing content nd returns Whitebord Mode to its defult sttus. New meeting: Clers the current drwing content nd returns Whitebord Mode to its defult sttus. Opens file nd reds the dt into new pge. s "Comptible File Types for Opening in Whitebord Mode" p.92 Cptures imges from scnner nd pstes them on new pge. s "Projecting Scnned Imges in Whitebord Mode" p.91 Selects bckground for Whitebord Mode from set of vilble ptterns. Press the Set button to red or delete the customized templtes tht hve been registered. You cn lso set customized templtes using Web browser. s "Chnging Settings Using Web Browser (Web Control)" p.153 You cn chnge the line width by clicking the ruler icon or the grid lines icon. If the Protect User Templtes setting is set to On in the Whitebord Settings screen, you cnnot red or delete the customized templte on the projected imge. s "Whitebord Settings Screen" p.183 Displys list of the pge thumbnils you re editing. You cn perform the following opertions using the interctive pen. Switch the pge you wnt to disply by selecting the thumbnil. Chnge the order of the pge by drgging the thumbnil. Scroll the disply by flicking the thumbnil. Click to move to the previous pge. When you press nd hold the icon for few seconds, the first pge in the projected imge is displyed. Click to move to the next pge. When you press nd hold the icon for few seconds, the lst pge in the projected imge is displyed. Deletes the current pge. Duplictes the current pge, nd dds it fter the lst pge. Adds nd opens new pge. Prints the projected screen. s "Printing Drwing Contents in Whitebord Mode" p.94 Sves the projected screen to the connected USB storge device or network folder. s "Sving Drwing Contents in Whitebord Mode" p.93

91 Drw on Whitebord Screen (Whitebord Mode) 91 Sends the projected screen by emil. You need to select mil server settings before using this feture. s "Sending Emils in Whitebord Mode" p.95 Chnges the imge source using the displyed list. Enlrges or reduces the projected imge. Turns the video nd udio off. Click the screen to turn the video nd udio bck on. s "Hiding the Imge nd Sound Temporrily (A/V Mute)" p.141 Splits the screen to project two imges t once. Press gin to return to projecting one imge t time. s "Use Interctive Fetures when Projecting Two Imges Simultneously" p.124 Displys the help screen for the toolbr nd the bottom toolbr functions. Click nywhere on the projected screen with the interctive pen to hide the help screen. Shows or hides the bottom toolbr. You cn select detiled settings for Whitebord Mode on the Whitebord Settings screen using the Configurtion menu. s Extended - Whitebord Settings p.183 You cnnot use the following functions in Whitebord Mode. - E-Zoom - Pge Up/Down Projecting Scnned Imges in Whitebord Mode You cn scn pper documents nd project the dt s n imge on new pge in Whitebord Mode. This function works for products connected to your projector by USB cble or over network. s "Connecting Printer" p.51 Set up your scnning product on network before scnning n imge in Whitebord Mode. s "Whitebord Settings Screen" p.183 Certin products, such s stndlone scnners, cnnot use this feture. For list of supported products, contct Epson s described in the Epson Projector Contct List. s Epson Projector Contct List When scnning using your product, you cnnot use the following scnning functions even if they re vilble: Using the scn button on your product. Scnning prts of the document. Scnning double-sided originls using n Automtic Document Feeder (ADF). Lod your originl in the product. b Click on the bottom toolbr. The Scn screen is displyed. c Select the following scn settings on the Scn screen. (Click Advnced to open the detiled menu.)

92 Drw on Whitebord Screen (Whitebord Mode) 92 When using product with built-in ADF, you cn red up to 10 sheets. Repet the procedure if you need to scn documents of more thn 10 sheets. Comptible File Types for Opening in Whitebord Mode The following file types cn be opened nd red into pge in Whitebord Mode. Imges lrger thn pge re reduced to fit. Type File Type (Extension) Notes Imge.jpg The following cnnot be red. Imges with resolution greter thn Files with the extension ".jpeg" CMYK color mode formts Progressive formts.png Cnnot red imges with resolution greter thn A Select Color or Monochrome. B Select the orienttion of the scnned document. C Select where you loded your originl. If your product does not include n ADF, the ADF selection is ignored. D Select the scnner you wnt to use. E Set the scn qulity. d Click Scn. The Scn screen is displyed. After scnning, the imge is projected s new pge in Whitebord Mode. PDF.pdf You cn open PDF files for version 1.7 or erlier. Specify the pge number to open PDF file. If the file is pssword protected, enter the pssword. EWF.ewf Specify the pge number to open n EWF file. If the file is pssword protected, enter the pssword.

93 Drw on Whitebord Screen (Whitebord Mode) 93 Shring Drwings Creted in Whitebord Mode You cn shre the contents of drwings you crete in Whitebord mode by sving or printing them, or sending n emil contining the content. Sving Drwing Contents in Whitebord Mode You cn sve the content you creted on the projected screen to USB storge device or network folder. Cution If you re using multi-crd reder or USB hub, opertions my not be performed correctly. For best results, connect directly to the projector or the Control Pd. You my not be ble to use USB storge devices tht incorporte security functions. Press the [Sve] button on the Control Pd or the icon on the bottom toolbr. You cn lso press the [Sve] button on the remote control. A Enter the file nme. Click the text box to disply the soft keybord, nd then enter the file nme. B When pressed, dilog box is displyed nd you cn select the folder in which to sve the imge. C (Only vilble when shring whitebord screen) Select the check box to sve the file on Web browser connected to the projector. The drwing content is temporrily sved on the projector nd it cn be downloded vi Web browser. After the drwing content hs been downloded, the temporrily sved dt is deleted from the projector. You cn sve the file s PDF or in PNG formt. s "Connecting to Whitebord Screen from Tblet PC or Computer vi Web Browser" p.101 b The Sve screen is displyed. Select the following sve settings on the Sve screen. D Select the sve formt (PDF, PNG, or EWF). For PDFs or EWFs, you cn encrypt the file. Enter pssword when you wnt to encrypt the file. Attention When you enter the pssword, it is displyed on the screen. When encrypting file, mke sure you do not forget the pssword.

94 Drw on Whitebord Screen (Whitebord Mode) 94 E Set the rnge of pges tht you wnt to sve. You cnnot select All if the sve formt is PNG. c When Click Sve. Distribute to the prticipnts. is enbled in Step 2, the drwing content is temporrily sved on the projector nd following dilog boxes re displyed in Web browsers nd the projector. Web browsers: A dilog box is displyed to sve the drwing content. Projector: A dilog box is displyed to check the downlod sttus. All prticipnts finish downloding, nd then close the dilog box. Press the [Print] button on the Control Pd or press on the bottom toolbr. b You cn lso print from the [Print] button on the remote control. Select the following print settings on the Print screen. (Click Advnced to open the detiled menu.) Avilble File Formt in Whitebord Mode You cn sve in the following file formts: PNG (Resolution: ) PDF (set pssword if necessry) EWF (only vilble for projectors tht support the EWF formt; set pssword if necessry) When sving the file s editble, select the EWF formt. The EWF formt file cn only be used with the projector. Printing Drwing Contents in Whitebord Mode You cn send the projected screen to the printer connected using USB cble or over network nd prints the dt. s "Connecting Printer" p.51 You need to mke settings for network printers in dvnce. s "Whitebord Settings Screen" p.183 A Specifies the number of copies. You cn specify up to 20 sheets. B Specifies the print color. C Set the rnge of pges tht you wnt to print.

95 Drw on Whitebord Screen (Whitebord Mode) 95 D Displys list of connected printer nmes. Select the printer you wnt to use. E Set the print pper size. F Set the print qulity. (Only vilble when using the printers with control commnd of ESC/ P-R.) G Set the number of pges per sheet. H Set whether or not to dd border to ech pge. I Set whether or not to print pge number on ech pge. J Set whether or not to print dte nd time on ech pge. K Set whether or not to collte pges when printing. L If your printer supports double-sided printing, select whether to print on both sides. (This item cnnot be selected when using the printers with control commnd of ESC/P-R.) c Click Print. Sending Emils in Whitebord Mode You cn ttch n imge of the screen projected in Whitebord Mode nd send it by emil. You cn specify up to 10 ddresses. To send emils, you need to mke mil server settings in dvnce. The ddress set for the sender in Whitebord settings is used s the sender's ddress. If the sender's ddress hs not been set, the ddress set for the recipient s displyed s the sender. You cnnot edit the text in the emil. Click on the bottom toolbr. The Mil screen is displyed. b Select the following emil settings on the Mil screen. Avilble Printer Control Commnds in Whitebord Mode The following printer* control commnds re supported. Control commnds ESC/P-R ESC/Pge, ESC/Pge-Color Connection method USB or over network Over network PCL6 * Not ll printers re supported. For more detils on supported models, contct your locl deler or the nerest ddress provided in the Epson Projector Contct List. s Epson Projector Contct List A Enter the emil ddress for the sender. The emil ddress you set is stored until you use New meeting.

96 Drw on Whitebord Screen (Whitebord Mode) 96 B Select the emil ddress for the sender from the registered ddress book. You cn set the ddress book using Web browser. s "Creting n Address Book" p.157 C Add the destintion ddress. You cn specify up to 10 ddresses. D Enter the subject for the emil. E Enter the file nme for the ttchment. F Select the formt for the ttched file (PDF, PNG, or EWF). For PDFs nd EWFs, you cn encrypt the file. Enter pssword when you wnt to encrypt the file. Attention When you enter the pssword, it is displyed on the screen. When encrypting file, mke sure you do not forget the pssword. G Set the pge tht you wnt to send. c Click Send. If there is lot of content on the projected screen, it my tke while to send the emil. You my not be ble to send the emil depending on the destintion mil server settings. Contct your network dministrtor bout the mil server settings in dvnce. Shre Drwing Contents with Other Devices You cn shre the whitebord screen with other devices tht re connected to the sme network. This llows you to view nd drw on the whitebord screen t the sme time from other projectors or tblet devices. When shring whitebord, you need to connect the projector to the network. To connect to the network using cble, connect LAN cble to the projector. s "Connecting LAN Cble" p.44 To connect to the network wirelessly, instll the supplied wireless LAN unit on the projector, nd then configure the Wireless LAN settings from the Network menu. s "Instlling the Wireless LAN Unit" p.45 s "Wireless LAN Menu" p.190

97 Drw on Whitebord Screen (Whitebord Mode) 97 You cn shre the whitebord screen with projectors tht support the whitebord shring feture. Shring Whitebord Screen with Other Devices You cn shre your whitebord screen with up to 15 externl devices, such s other projectors nd tblet devices, by using the projector s Web server. The content is shred to other externl devices where it cn be viewed nd sved. You cn lso drw on the projector's whitebord screen from the externl devices. When shring your whitebord screen, you need to open the following network ports. Port Protocol Usge Communiction 80 TCP Connect/Trnsfer two-wy 443 imges two-wy (when using SSL) c A PIN code is displyed for connecting to the projector (7-digit code). Check the PIN code. If necessry, chnge it. The communiction bndwidth for shring the whitebord screen differs depending on the mount of drwing content. Also, depending on the totl mount of drwing content, brod bndwidth is temporrily required when the connections strts. Click on the bottom toolbr. The Shred Whitebord screen is displyed. b Click Strt shring with this whitebord. d Once you set the PIN code, you cnnot chnge it until you end whitebord shring. Click Strt. Whitebord screen shring with other devices is now vilble. The following informtion is displyed on the bottom toolbr. The number of users connecting to the whitebord screen. The user control uthority you selected in Shre Configurtion.