Epson ELPCB03 Operation Guide

Connection & Control Box Operation Guide
How To Switch Input Sources
Connect devices Change sources Projection starts
Part Names and Functions
Output ports
Input Ports
Connect cables according to your devices to use.
[Computer1] input port [Computer2] input port
(Mini D-Sub 15-pin (female))
[A/V Mute] button
[Projector] button
Input source buttons
Input interface cover
Turns the projector power on or o.
Congures the audio output from the speakers when they are connected to this product. Do not change this switch because the setting was done optimally at installation.
Temporarily mutes audio signals from the [Mic] port and the [AUX In] port. While audio is muted, the indicator of the mute button turns blue.
Operation indicator
[Audio Mute] button
Dip switch
[Volume] dial
Power switch
Indicates the status of the Connection & Control Box. (This does not indicate the status of the projector. )
Operating normally.
Blue
In standby. Press any button to
Orange
resume.
An error has occurred. Unplug the
Blue
Connection & Control Box, and contact your dealer.
Connects the projector to this device. See the Installation Manual for more details.
[HDMI1/MHL] port
[HDMI2] port
[USB-A] port
Mic] port
[
[Volume] dial
[Audio1] port
[Audio2] port
[AUX In] port
[REC Out] port
[Audio-L/R]
[Video] input port
[USB-B] port
• When using a commercially available dynamic microphone, connect to the [Mic] port. Plug-in power is not supported.
• When inputting audio from a portable audio player and such, connect the audio cable to
selected source.
• When connecting a recording device, connect the audio cable to input from the audio input ports, the Aux In, and the Mic port is output. Audio is output in a constant level and cannot be adjusted.
(φ6.3 mm stereo jack)
(mic input)
We recommend using a shielded cable.
(RCA jack)
port
(RCA jack)
[AUX In] port. The audio input from [AUX In] port is always played regardless of the
/
(φ3.5 mm stereo mini jack)
[REC Out] port. The audio
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Connection Examples
Connecting Using a Computer Cable
If you output
audio
Connect the ports in either of the following combinations. When using [Computer1] input port [Audio1] port When using [Computer2] input port
[Audio2] port
Connecting Using a USB Cable
Connecting with HDMI Cables
HDMI
MHL
If you use a thick HDMI cable, it may disconnect under its own weight. Use the HDMI cable clamp to secure the cable.
If you output
audio
• For projectors which audio can be input with the USB cable in the USB Display function, there is no need to connect the audio cable.
• Be sure to connect the projector and the computer directly, not via a USB hub.
• When the projector only has one HDMI port, make sure you connect the HDMI
cable to the [HDMI1/MHL] port.
• You may not be able to connect an MHL cable to all devices. Also, depending on the model or settings of the device, images may not be projected correctly.
• When connecting an MHL cable, make sure the cable meets the MHL standards. If the cable does not meet the MHL standard, the connected device may malfunction.
• If you connect using a commercially available MHL-HDMI conversion adapter, you may not be able to charge the connected device or you may not be able to perform operations from the projector's remote control.
• If images are not projected correctly using an MHL cable, disconnect and then reconnect the MHL cable.
• If you switch the HDMI1/MHL source and the HDMI2 source while playing a movie, the movie may freeze. Stop the movie before switching sources.
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