Epson EMP-7850 Setup Manual

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EasyMP Setup Guide

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Notations Used in This Guide

Caution :

Tip :

Procedure

[(Button Name)]

When "this unit", or "projector" appears in the text of this guide, it may refer to items which are accessories or optional equipment in addition to the main projector unit itself.

Indicates procedures which may result in damage or injury if sufficient care is not taken.

Indicates additional information and points which may be useful to know regarding a topic.

Indicates pages where related information or more detailed description is provided.

Indicates that an explanation of the underlined word or words in front of this symbol appears in the glossary of terms. See "Appendices: Glossary". p.76

Indicates operating methods and the order of operations. The procedure indicated should be carried out in the order of the numbers.

Shows the buttons on the control panel projectors input ports, or on the remote control. Ex: [ESC]

Indicates that explanation continues on the next page.

Functions .......................................................................................... 5

Projecting Computer Images via a Network (Network Screen) ............ 5

All-in-one Projector Management ......................................................... 6

Giving a Presentation Without a Computer (CardPlayer)......................7

Before Use

Operating Environment ................................................................... 10

System Requirements for EasyMP Software....................................... 10

Conditions for Connecting to Compatible Wireless

LAN Cards and Access Points.......................................................... 11

Precautions Regarding the Use of the Included Wireless LAN Card .. 12

Inserting and Removing Cards ....................................................... 14

Installation ........................................................................................... 14

Removal............................................................................................... 15

Interpreting the Access Lamp.............................................................. 16

Installing EasyMP Software ............................................................ 17

Projecting Images from a Computer Communicating via

a Network (Network Screen)

Types of Network Connections ....................................................... 20

Connecting Using Easy Connect Mode .......................................... 21

Before Connecting ...............................................................................21

Steps for Connecting Using Easy Connect Mode................................ 22

Using the Toolbars .......................................................................... 34

Icon Use and Actions........................................................................... 34

E-Zoom ................................................................................................ 36

Basic Settings.......................................................................................37

Disconnecting from a Network Connection ..................................... 39

Disconnecting at the Computer............................................................39

Disconnecting at the Projector............................................................. 39

Connecting in Access Point Mode or Wired

LAN Connection Mode ................................................................. 40

Before Connecting ...............................................................................40

Steps for Connecting in Access Point Mode or

Wired LAN Connection Mode..........................................................41

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Contents

What If the Projector You Want does not Appear? .......................... 56

Connecting in IP Connect Mode ......................................................... 56

Creating and Connecting to Groups .................................................... 61

Transmitting Encrypted Data ........................................................... 71

Appendices

Compatible PC Cards ..................................................................... 74

Compatible Memory Cards ................................................................. 74

Compatible Wired LAN Cards ............................................................ 74

Uninstalling EasyMP Software ........................................................ 75

Glossary .......................................................................................... 76

About Compliance Statement ......................................................... 78

Index ............................................................................................... 80

Functions

EasyMP supplied with this unit is divided into the following two functions:

• Network Screen Function - connects to a network and projects images from a computer.

• CardPlayer Function - projects files stored on a memory card in this projector and allows a presentation to be shown without connecting to a computer.

Projecting Computer Images via a Network (Network Screen)

If a projector equipped with Network Screen is connected to a network via a wireless LAN, computer images can be projected without cables.

Additionally, if the projector is connected to a LAN, the images of a computer on the network can also be projected.

Wireless Connection

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Functions

Wired LAN Connection

All-in-one Projector Management

If any errors occur with a projector, the projector can be made to notify the details of these errors to a designated e-mail address. In this way, projectors installed in remote locations can be monitored and controlled

from one place, saving time and energy. If "EMP Monitor" is used, you can simultaneously turn the power to multiple projectors on or off, and control multiple projectors connected to a network.

Giving a Presentation Without a Computer (CardPlayer)

By using CardPlayer, files saved to a memory card can be projected without using a computer.

Scenario files

Graphic files

Movie files

Projecting a PowerPoint File

By using EMP SlideMaker2, the essential parts can be extracted from a Microsoft PowerPoint file, rearranged to create a "scenario" and transmitted to a memory card. As these transmitted scenarios are reproducible by Card Player, PowerPoint

presentations can be made at your destination by carrying just the projector and the memory card on which the presentation is stored.

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Projecting Photograph Data from a Digital Camera or Memory Card

In addition to being able to view the files saved on a memory card in a list, files can be projected in order, one at a time, like a slideshow.

Projecting Movie Files

MPEG movies can also be projected. If a movie file recorded on a digital video camera or downloaded from the internet is stored on a memory card, it can be

played back by CardPlayer in the same way as an graphic file. If sound has been recorded with the MPEG movie, the sound will also be played back. A more effective presentation can be performed using movie files.

Before Use

This chapter describes the preparation for connecting the projector to a computer.

Operating Environment 10

• System Requirements for EasyMP Software...................... 10

• System Requirements for EMP NS Connection ................... 10

• System Requirements for EMP SlideMaker2 ....................... 10

• System Requirements for EMP Monitor ............................... 11

• Conditions for Connecting to Compatible

Wireless LAN Cards and Access Points.............................. 11

• Precautions Regarding the Use of the Included

Wireless LAN Card............................................................... 12

• EM Safety Precautions......................................................... 12

• Frequency Precautions......................................................... 13

• International Travel Precautions........................................... 13

Inserting and Removing Cards 14

• Installation ............................................................................. 14

• Removal.................................................................................. 15

• Interpreting the Access Lamp.............................................. 16

• Interpreting the Card Slot Access Lamp............................... 16

• Interpreting the Wireless LAN Card Access Lamp ............... 16

Installing EasyMP Software 17

Operating Environment

System Requirements for EasyMP Software

The "EasyMP Software CD-ROM" provided, contains the following three programs.

• EMP NS Connection

Transmit images from computer to a projector via a network.

• EMP SlideMaker2

Create and transmit scenarios.

• EMP Monitor

Simultaneously monitor and control multiple projectors on a network.

The hardware requirements for each software program differs as follows.

System Requirements for EMP NS Connection

OS Windows 98/Me/2000/XP

CPU Minimum: Pentium III 500MHz (Recommended: Pentium III

700MHz or higher)

Memory At least: 128MB (Recommended: 192MB or above)

Available hard disk space

Display At least VGA (640×480) resolution (Recommended: XGA

* Macintosh is not supported.

At least 20MB

(1024×768) resolution, 16-bit colour)

System Requirements for EMP SlideMaker2

OS Windows 98/Me/2000/XP

CPU Minimum: Celeron 300MHz (Recommended: Celeron

400MHz or higher)

Memory Minimum: 64MB (Recommended: 128MB or above)

Available hard disk space

Display At least SVGA (800×600) resolution (Recommended: XGA

* Macintosh is not supported.

At least 12MB

(1024×768) resolution or above)

System Requirements for EMP Monitor

OS Windows 98 Second Edition/Me/NT 4.0 Workstation/2000

Professional/XP

CPU Minimum: Pentium MMX 166MHz (Recommended: Pentium

II 233MHz or higher)

Memory 64MB or more (128MB or more recommended)

Available hard disk space

Display Minimum: XGA (1024×768) or higher resolution, 16-bit

* Macintosh is not supported.

At least 6MB

colour or higher

Conditions for Connecting to Compatible Wireless LAN Cards and Access Points

The included wireless LAN card can connect with the following Wi-Fi compliant equipment.

• Wireless LAN cards

• Computers with internal wireless LAN functionality

• Access points

The enclosed wireless LAN card is designed to be used exclusively with this projector. Our company will not be held responsible for any damage caused if the

LAN card is inserted into a computer.

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Operating Environment

Precautions Regarding the Use of the Included Wireless LAN Card

Do not use a wireless LAN card other than the one provided with this projector.

The meaning of the label below for the included LAN card is as follows.

Frequency Range

Modulation HR/DSS-SS

Potential Interference Range

Can/Can not change frequency

2.4GHz band

Less than 20m

Uses all bands, and is capable of avoiding "licenced" as well as "unlicenced" bands.

EM Safety Precautions

Be aware of the following points regarding the included wireless LAN card.

• May exert electromagnetic interference on, and cause malfunction of, cardiac pacemakers. Before use, ensure that electromagnetic interference does not occur.

• May exert electromagnetic interference on, and cause malfunction of, sensitive medical equipment. Before use, ensure that electromagnetic interference does not occur.

• Do not use near microwave ovens. Wireless communication may be interrupted by electromagnetic interference generated by microwave ovens.

• Use of this product on aircraft may be restricted in some countries. Use of this product is based on due diligence with regard to regulations.

Frequency Precautions

The frequency range which applies to the wireless LAN cards that can be used in the projector is the 2.4GHz band. This wireless LAN card operates in the same frequency bandwidth as industrial, scientific, and medical devices such as microwave ovens and mobile unit identification (RF-ID) systems (licenced premises radio stations and unlicenced specified low-power radio stations) used in factory production lines. Before using the wireless LAN card, check that there are not any radio stations for mobile unit identification or specified low-power radio station premises nearby. In the event that this wireless LAN card should interfere electromagnetically with the premises of a radio station used for mobile unit recognition, cease use immediately and stop generating the electromagnetic field. Contact your nearest dealer or the address provided under "International Warranty Conditions" in Safety Instructions/World-Wide Warranty Terms if this wireless LAN card interferes electromagnetically with a special low-power radio station used for mobile unit identification or causes similar problems.

International Travel Precautions

The wireless LAN card configuration is based on the specifications of the country of purchase. Because the wireless LAN card is designed to conform to the channel frequency limits of the country it is intended to be used in, please be cautious when using it outside the country of purchase.

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Inserting and Removing Cards

Inserting and removing PC cards will be explained using the included wireless LAN card provided as an example. When using a other PC cards or inserting or removing a card in a PC card slot on a computer, refer to the documentation included with the

card.

Tip :

The following PC cards can be inserted in the card slot on this projector.

• Wireless LAN card (only available with the one included with this projector)

• Memory card

For detailed specifications regarding compatible cards, refer to "Compatible PC Cards". p.74

• Wired LAN card

For details on compatible wired LAN cards, refer to "Compatible Wired LAN Cards".

p.74

Installation

Caution :

• Insert the PC card facing the right way. Installing the device back to front or upside

down may cause failure or damage.

• Always remove the card before transporting the projector.

Procedure

Hold the wireless LAN card with the face outwards and insert it into the projector card slot.

Insert firmly into the slot until it is secure. Once the wireless LAN card has been fully inserted in the card slot, the rear edge of the card will protrude from the slot.

Rear

Removal

Caution :

• Do not remove a PC card when the access lamp is lit green, when connected to a network or when projecting a scenario. Improperly removing a PC card may result in damage to the card or data destruction on a memory card.

• The PC card gets hot during and after projector use. Please handle the card carefully to avoid personal injury or burns.

• When you wish to remove a memory card whilst using CardPlayer, be sure to close CardPlayer before removal. CardPlayer may malfunction if a memory card is removed without closing CardPlayer first. "Closing CardPlayer" in the EasyMP Operation Guide

Procedure

Press the eject button above of the card slot.

The eject button will pop out.

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Card slot access lamp

Press the eject button again.

Enough of the wireless LAN card will be ejected so that you can grasp the edge

of the card and pull it straight out of the slot.

Caution :

Be sure to press the eject button back in to prevent it from being broken or damaged.

Eject button

Inserting and Removing Cards

Interpreting the Access Lamp

Interpreting the Card Slot Access Lamp

The colour of the card slot access lamp indicates the access status of the memory card as follows when the memory card is inserted.

: ON : OFF

State Access status

Green Data is being read from the memory card.

OFF Not accessing the memory card.

Red An error occurred whilst reading the memory card.

Interpreting the Wireless LAN Card Access Lamp

The card slot access lamp is not on when the wireless LAN card is inserted in the card slot. The communication status can be determined by the access lamp on the wireless

LAN card as follows.

: ON : OFF

State Communication status

Ye l l o w The wireless LAN card is ready for use.

Green Data is being transmitted.

OFF The projector is off or the wireless LAN card is not inserted

correctly.

For information about the wired LAN card access lamp(s), refer to the documentation of the wired LAN card you are using.

Installing EasyMP Software

Install "EMP NS Connection", "EMP SlideMaker2", and "EMP Monitor" from the accessory "EasyMP Software CD-ROM" individually, or as needed. When using Windows 2000/NT4.0/XP, only a user with administrator privileges can

install the software. Before installation, close all other programs.

Procedure

Turn on the computer, allow Windows to start, and insert the "EasyMP

Software CD-ROM" in the CD drive.

The Setup program should start automatically.

Tip :

If the Setup program does not start automatically, manually start the program by selecting "Start"-"Run" to get the "Run" dialogue box. Specify the location of the setup program by entering the "R(CD drive letter):\SETUP.exe" and then clicking "OK".

Verify that "Installing EasyMP Software" is selected, and click " ".

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Installing EasyMP Software

Select the names of the software products to install, then click " ".

Installation begins. Follow the instructions on the screen to continue

installation. The software cannot all be installed at the same time.

Caution :

When installing EMP NS Connection in Windows 2000/XP, the following installation confirmation window is displayed.

When prompted, please be sure to select, "Yes" (Windows 2000) or "Continue Anyway" (Windows XP). If you do not select "Yes" or "Continue Anyway", Network Screen will not operate normally. When the "EPSON GDI Monitor Driver" is being installed, the screen may go blank for a moment, but this is not a problem. Please allow the installarion to continue.

Control will return to the screen in Step 3 once installation is complete.

To install another software application, select the name and click " ". To finish, click " ".

Projecting Images from a Computer Communicating via a Network (Network Screen)

Here, the procedures for connecting with and projecting from a computer via a network, how to use the toolbar and the method for terminating connection, are explained.

Types of Network Connections 20

Connecting Using Easy Connect Mode 21

• Before Connecting................................................................. 21

• Steps for Connecting Using Easy Connect Mode ............... 22

• Connection Settings on the Projector ................................... 22

• Computer Connection Settings............................................. 28

• Connecting to a Computer.................................................... 28

• Connection Restrictions........................................................ 32

Using the Toolbars 34

• Icon Use and Actions ............................................................ 34

• E-Zoom................................................................................... 36

• Basic Settings......................................................................... 37

Disconnecting from a Network Connection 39

• Disconnecting at the Computer ........................................... 39

• Disconnecting at the Projector............................................. 39

Connecting in Access Point Mode or Wired LAN Connection Mode 40

• Before Connecting................................................................. 40

• Steps for Connecting in Access Point Mode or

Wired LAN Connection Mode............................................. 41

• Connection Settings on the Projector ................................... 41

• Connection Settings on the Computer.................................. 52

• Connecting to a Computer.................................................... 52

What If the Projector You Want does not Appear? 56

• Connecting in IP Connect Mode.......................................... 56

• Creating and Connecting to Groups ................................... 61

• Creating Groups ................................................................... 61

• Connecting to a Group.......................................................... 65

• Exporting Groups.................................................................. 68

• Importing Groups.................................................................. 69

Transmitting Encrypted Data 71

Types of Network Connections

The connection between a computer and the projector via a network can be in one of two forms.

• Connecting in Ad hoc mode

This is a method of peer to peer connection between a computer and a projector using a wireless LAN card. Communication takes place directly between the computer and projector, without the use of an access point. Making a connection is as simple as setting up a matching keyword or number on both the projector and computer.

• Connecting in Infrastructure Mode

This is the method of using a wired LAN, or a wireless LAN card and an access point to connect to a client/server based LAN system. The projector can be shared from the computer linked to the LAN.

Connecting Using Easy Connect Mode

This section describes the steps necessary to project images from a computer using Easy connect mode, perform operations when projecting images, and to disconnect.

Perform the following steps prior to projecting images.

1. Set up the Easy connect mode settings on the projector.

2. Set up the connection on the computer.

3. Start EMP NS Connection on the computer, and connect to the network.

Once these settings have been established, future sessions can begin by just

connecting the devices. When connecting to a network for the first time or when settings are changed, refer to "Connection Settings on the Projector" ( p.22 ). If the projector and computer connection settings are already established, refer to

"Connecting to a Computer" ( p.28 ).

Before Connecting

Ensure that the following procedures have been carried out before connecting a computer and projector via a network.

• Install EMP NS Connections on the computer you will be using. p.17

• Prepare the computer settings to use either a wireless LAN card or internal wireless LAN functionality. Set the WEP the documentation for the wireless LAN card installed in the computer, or the computer’s documentation.

• For optimal performance, set the screen resolution of the computer you are using to XGA or lower with a colour depth of 16bit.

to OFF. For setup, see

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Connecting Using Easy Connect Mode

Steps for Connecting Using Easy Connect Mode

Caution :

• Do not unplug the power cable when EasyMP is in use (screens are changing or the access lamp on the wireless LAN card is lit green).

• Do not remove the wireless LAN card when the access lamp on the wireless LAN card is lit green, or when connected to a network. Doing so may damage the wireless LAN card.

Connection Settings on the Projector

First, set up the Easy connect mode connection settings on this projector. Connection settings are found on the Easy connect mode advanced settings screen of the Network Screen. Modify these connection settings using the remote control provided. This step does not need to be performed if these settings have already been established.

Procedure

Insert the wireless LAN card into the card slot on this projector.

See "Installation" for details. p.14

Press the [Power] button on the remote control to turn on the projector.

Press the [EasyMP] button on the remote control. "EasyMP" will be

displayed on the screen. EasyMP starts and the following screen is displayed.

ESSID ad hoc mode screenshot

Tip :

If the wireless LAN card is not inserted in the card slot on the projector, the following screen is displayed. If a wireless LAN card is installed, the screen from Step 3 is displayed.

Ensure that the "Config" button at the lower right on the screen is

selected, and press the [Enter] button on the remote control.

The Network advanced settings screen is displayed.

Ensure that the cursor is positioned on "Easy connect mode", and press

the [Enter] button on the remote control.

This selects "Easy connect mode".

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Connecting Using Easy Connect Mode

Tilt the [ ] button on the remote control to the right, to move the cursor

to "Advanced", and press the [Enter] button.

The Easy connect mode advanced settings screen is displayed.

Move the cursor to the selected item, and press the [Enter] button to set

that item.

The settings of each of the items is shown below.

Letters or numbers must be input depending on the item. See the "Entering Letters and Numbers" ( p.26 ) for the letter and number input methods.

Projector name Enter a name for the projector. This name is used to

identify the projector when connected to the network. Up to 16 single-byte alphanumeric characters can be entered.

Ad hoc mode settings

ESSID Enter the ESSID. The initial value is "EPSON."

Select either "ESSID ad hoc" or "Channel ad hoc". Ensure the same mode is selected on the connected computer.

Up to 16 single-byte alphanumeric characters can be entered. Ensure that the same string is entered on the connected computer.

Channel

Password for WEB control

Select the channel. The initial value is " 11." From 1-14 channel numbers can be selected. Be sure to enter the same channel number(s) on the connected computer. * Some channel numbers may be unavailable in some

countries. Channel numbers that are unavailable in the country of purchase have been pre-configured so they do not display.

If you enter a password, entry of that password will be required when; using EasyWeb, and when starting EMP Monitor. Up to 8 single-byte alphanumeric characters are available.

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Projector keyword

MAC address

* The item contents will be cleared if you select the "Clear" button on the

selected item and press [Enter] on the remote control.

If the projector keyword option is set to "ON", keyword entry will be required to connect to the projector over a wireless LAN. A keyword will be displayed on the screen of the projector you are trying to connect to. Use this function to prevent unintended or unauthorized access to the projector during presentations, from other points on the wireless LAN. This option should normally be "ON".

Displays the wireless LAN card MAC address.

Connecting Using Easy Connect Mode

Entering Letters and Numbers

Perform the following steps to enter letters and numbers.

1. Move the cursor to the item to input, and press the [Enter] button on the remote

control. The cursor turns green to indicate you are in input mode.

2. Press the [Num] button on the remote control to enter numbers only.

The [Num] button lights up and the remote control buttons change to numeric keypad mode so that you can enter numbers. To enter a period ( . ) press the [a] button from a space where characters can be

input.

Remote control

Numeric buttons

period

The buttons inside the box will switch to numeric keypad mode while the [Num] button is lit.

When inputting characters, the order in which characters will change each time the [ ] button is tilted up, is: A-Z → 0-9 → symbols → a-z → space. Tilt the [ ] button down to change characters in reverse order. To set your target character quickly, press and hold the [ ] button to rapidly advance through characters.

3. To input subsequent numbers or letters, tilt the [ ] button on the remote control

to the right. The first number or letter is selected and the cursor moves to the second entry position.

4. After you have entered all the characters, press the [Enter] button on the remote

control to finalise the entry. The cursor will turn yellow.

When finished making setting changes, press the [ ] button on the

remote control, and move the cursor to "OK". Press the [Enter] button.

This applies the setting changes and returns to the Network advanced settings

screen.

Press the [ ] button on the remote control to move the cursor to "OK",

and press the [Enter] button.

This returns to the Connection Stand-by screen. The ESSID or channel number that was set is displayed. If "Projector keyword" is "ON", the keyword is also displayed.

The value is displayed here.

Tip :

The projector keyword changes each time the projector power is turned OFF and ON again, and when the wireless LAN card is removed and reinstalled. When connecting to a computer, check the projector keyword displayed in the Connection Stand-by screen and enter that keyword. Connection is not possible using a previous keyword.

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Connecting Using Easy Connect Mode

Computer Connection Settings

Computer connection setup is performed using the utility software provided with the wireless LAN card. If using Windows XP, no utility is necessary to

communicate in ESSID ad hoc mode. Utility software is necessary to communicate using channel ad hoc mode. If these settings are already established, this step need not be performed.

Refer to the documentation for the wireless LAN card for instructions on how to use the utility software.

If the projector has been set to "ESSID

ad hoc", you must also select ESSID ad hoc mode on the computer. If the projector has been set to "Channel

ad hoc", you must also select channel ad

hoc mode on the computer. Set to the same ESSID or channel shown on the Connection Stand-by screen on the projector.

Connecting to a Computer

When finished applying the settings, run EMP NS Connection on the computer, and

establish a connection with the projector. Once these settings have been established, future sessions can begin by just connecting the devices.

Tip :

• Install the wireless LAN card in the computer before starting EMP NS Connection. The

wireless LAN card will not be recognised by the EMP NS Connection if the wireless LAN card is installed after EMP NS Connection is started.

• Set the WEP

functionality.

• If you click on the " " icon of any EMP NS Connection screen, help will be displayed

with an explanation of the functions of that screen.

to OFF in either the wireless LAN card or for internal wireless LAN

Procedure

In Windows, select "Start" - "Programs" (or "All Programs") - "EPSON

Projector" - "EMP NS Connection".

EMP NS Connection starts.

Tip :

If EMP NS Connection is started while PowerPoint is also starting, the message "Slideshow may not start without rebooting PowerPoint", will be displayed during startup. If this occurs, close PowerPoint and restart it once EMP NS Connection has finished starting.

The first time EMP NS Connection starts after installation, select the

wireless LAN card that will be used for the connection, and click "OK".

Tip :

• In the event that the IP address has not been set in the projector's network settings, the message, "Failed to obtain network adaptor infomation..." may be displayed. This is because it takes time to determine the IP address, if the projector cannot connect to the DHCP Step 1.

• Once the network adapter in use has been selected in this Switch network screen, this screen will not be displayed at subsequent EMP NS Connection startups. To change the current network adapter, click the "Extension" button in the Projector selection screen (screen in Step 3). Click the "Switch LAN" button on the Extention screen to display the Switch network screen.

server. Please wait about 60 seconds and then repeat the process from

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Connecting Using Easy Connect Mode

Select the check box for the name of the projector that you want to

connect, and then click the "Connect" button.

The projector name is shown in the projector’s Connection Stand-by screen.

The icon status meaning differs according to colour as follows. Grey : Not connected Orange : Connected to

another computer

Tip :

• In the event that a projector already connected to another computer is selected, the previous connection is automatically terminated and the images of the newly connected computer are projected.

• When multiple projectors are selected, one computer's display can be projected simultaneously by up to a maximum of four projectors.

• Once the connection has been made, additional connections cannot be added.

If the "Projector keyword" is set to "ON", enter the projector keyword

displayed on the Connection Stand-by screen on the projector, and click "OK".

A network connection is established between the computer and

projector, and the computer screens are projected by the projector.

Toolbar

The EMP NS Connection toolbar is displayed on the computer screen. Use the toolbar to operate the projector, change options and settings, and disconnect from the network. p.34 If the toolbar is in the way during a presentation, you can minimise it. You can perform projector operations and setup using the remote control.

"Selecting the Projection Quality (Colour Mode Selection)" and "Basic

Operations" in the User’s Guide

"Adjusting the Screen Image" and the subsequent material, in the User’s

Guide to further adjust the projected images and perform other functions.

Tip :

• When projecting a PowerPoint file, you can skip to the next slide by pressing the [ ] button or return to the previous slide by pressing the [ ] button.

• To connect to a different computer when changing presenters, start EMP NS Connection on the selected computer and connect. The connection with the current connected computer will be terminated automatically, and the next computer will be connected.

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Connecting Using Easy Connect Mode

Connection Restrictions

When projecting images from a computer using the Network Screen, the following requirements must be met. Please ensure that you meet these requirements.

Supported Resolution

Computer screen resolutions that can be projected are shown below. If the resolution is on this list, the computer images may be directly projected. You cannot

connect to a computer with a resolution higher than UXGA.

• VGA (640×480)

• SVGA (800×600)

• XGA (1024×768)

• SXGA(1280×960)

• SXGA (1280×1024)

• SXGA + (1400×1050)

• UXGA (1600×1200)

If the computer resolution is higher than XGA, the following message is displayed.

Image transfer slows if PC resolution is higher than XGA (1024 ×768 pxl.). Do you want to continue?

If you click "Yes", the connection is made, but display speed will be slower.

If the following message is displayed, connect after setting the resolution of the computer to SXGA or less.

Some projectors do not support SXGA. Reduce resolution and retry.

If a computer with a special screen size is used where the ratio of height - width is not represented on the previous list, such as 1280 × 600, a screen resolution to project images that matches the width dimension is selected from the seven choices.

In this case, the empty margins are black.

Colour Depth

The number of colours on a computer screen that can be projected are shown below.

• 8-bit colour (256 colours)

• 16-bit colour

• 24-bit colour

• 32-bit colour

If 24 bit or 32 bit colour is used, the following message is displayed.

Image transfer slows if screen color is more than 24 bits. NS Connection converts it to 16 bits. Do you want to continue?

If you click "Yes", the connection is made, but screens will be projected in 16 bit colour.

Number of Connection Devices

A maximum of four projectors can be connected simultaneously to project images from a single computer.

One projector cannot connect to multiple computers simultaneously.

Other

• If the transmission speed of the wireless LAN is low it may be difficult to

maintain a connection, or the connection may terminate unexpectedly.

• Audio is not transmitted.

• Animation does not play as smoothly as when played on a computer.

• Applications that use some functions of DirectX may not project correctly.

• The entire screen image for an MS-DOS prompt screen cannot be

projected.

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Using the Toolbars

Icon Use and Actions

The following functions are displayed on a toolbar on the computer screen when connected to a projector through a network.

Projector operation URL display

Help

Connection status screen

A/V Mute

Free ze

Basic settings

Switch PC source

Switch video source

E-ZOOM

The use and actions of icons are explained below.

Help Display EMP NS Connection help.

Connection status screen

Click to toggle between displaying/hiding the connection status screen. The icon for the currently connected projector is displayed in green in the connection status screen. You cannot change or add connections.

Projector operation URL display

EasyWeb is displayed.

"Setting, Monitoring and Controlling from a

Computer" in the EasyMP Operation Guide

Freeze Temporarily stops the image.

For animations, the images on the computer continue to play while projection is stopped. Play does not resume from the point the images were frozen. This is the same as the Freeze function on the projector.

"Freeze Function" in the User’s Guide

Exit

Minimise

Connection status indicator

Disconnect

A/V Mute This temporarily hides images.

For example, if you need to change files when projecting computer images, and you do not want to show this activity, A/V Mute will conveniently hide the images from the audience. Bear in mind that images on the computer continue to play even while the animation is hidden. Play does not resume from the point the images were hidden. This is the same as the A/V Mute Function on the projector.

"A/V Mute Function" in the User’s Guide

E-ZOOM Enlarges the view of the image without changing the

projection size. Display the setting screen, and modify the position and magnification. p.36 This is the same as the E-Zoom function on the projector.

"E-Zoom Function" in the User’s Guide

English

Basic settings

Switch video source

Switch PC source

Displays the setting screen to modify the brightness, contrast and colour mode and perform keystone correction. p.37 Brightness, contrast, and colour mode are the same items as those set in the "Video" menu on the configuration menu on the projector. "Video Menu" in the User’s

Guide

Keystone correction performs the same function as the [Keystone] button on the projector. "Manually Correcting Keystone Distortion" in the User’s Guide

Toggles between the signals being input to the [S-Video], [Video] and [BNC] ports at the rear of the projector. Cannot be used when connecting to multiple projectors. This is the same as the [Video/BNC] button on the projector control panel.

"Turning the Power On and Projecting Images" in

the User’s Guide

Toggles between the signals being input to the [Computer] and [DVI] ports at the rear of the projector. Cannot be used when connecting to multiple projectors. This is the same as the [Computer/DVI] button on the projector control panel.

"Turning the Power On and Projecting Images" in

the User’s Guide

Using the Toolbars

Disconnect Ends the current network communication connection

between the projector and computer.

Connection status indicator

Continuously flashes the top, middle, and bottom indicators in sequence as long as the computer and projector are connected through the network. This light goes out when no connection is possible.

Exit This terminates the current network connection with the

projector, and closes EMP NS Connection.

Minimise This minimises the toolbar and displays it as a button in

the Windows taskbar.

E-Zoom

Clicking the "E-Zoom" icon displays the following setting screen allowing you to modify the zoom magnification and position.

E-Zoom Position

Cancel

Projector

E-Zoom This adjusts the E-Zoom magnification.

"+" button: enlarges "-" button: reduces the effect of the zoom This is the same as the [ ] and [ ] buttons on the remote control.

Position This indicates the portion to be enlarged/reduced.

This is the same as the E-Zoom function on the projector to move the cross and indicate the area to enlarge/reduce.

"E-Zoom Function" in the User’s Guide

Cancel This cancels E-Zoom and returns to the original display.

Projector This displays the name of the target projector.

If multiple projectors are connected, select the projector to perform the E-Zoom operation.

Close This closes the screen.

Basic Settings

Clicking the "Basic settings" icon displays the following setting screen allowing you to modify the brightness, contrast and colour mode and perform keystone

correction.

Brightness Keystone

English

Contrast

Color Mode

Projector

Brightness This adjusts the brightness of the projected image.

"+" button: increases brightness "-" button: decreases brightness

Keystone "+" button: narrows top edge

"-" button: narrows bottom edge Has the same function as the [ ] button and the [ ] button on the projector.

Contrast This adjusts the screen contrast.

"+" button: increases contrast "-" button: decreases contrast

Using the Toolbars

Color Mode The following five settings are available for you to get the best

from your selected images. Simply select the settings to project the optimum quality of each image. The brightness of the projected images will be affected differently by each mode. Each time you click the "Color Mode" button, the following settings are toggled in order.

Dynamic

Living RoomsRGB

Presentation

Theatre

Projector This displays the name of the target projector. If multiple

projectors are connected, select the projector to which you want to make basic setting changes.

Close This closes the screen.

Tip :

• Using keystone correction will make the screen smaller.

• Try reducing sharpness to make any unevenness emphasised by keystone correction less noticeable. "Video Menu" in the User’s Guide

• Keystone correction can also be applied from the configuration menu on the projector.

"Setting Menu" in the User’s Guide

• If during keystone correction, the screen gauge values stop changing, this means that you have reached the limit of possible keystone correction. Ensure that this projector is not placed beyond the permissible projection angle. "Manually Correcting Keystone Distortion" in the User’s Guide

Disconnecting from a Network Connection

The network connection between a computer and projector can be disconnected either from the computer or from the projector.

Tip :

The display of the computer being projected is not saved by or stored at the projector. When the connection is terminated by one of the following operations, all internal image data is lost.

Disconnecting at the Computer

Click the "Disconnect" or "Exit" icons on the toolbar.

Exit

Disconnect

Clicking the "Disconnect" icon closes only the network connection.

Clicking the "Exit" icon disconnects the network connection and closes EMP NS Connection.

Tip :

If a computer is connected to multiple projectors and performs the disconnect operation, the connections to all projectors will be broken.

English

Disconnecting at the Projector

Procedure

Press the [ESC] button on the remote control.

The Exit menu is displayed.

Select the "Exit" button, and press the [Enter] button on the remote

control.

"Network Screen has been disconnected by the projector." is displayed on the

screen of the disconnected computer.

Connecting in Access Point Mode or Wired LAN Connection Mode

In addition to the Easy Connect mode, there is also the Access point mode and Wired LAN connection mode for connecting a computer to a projector via a network.

Access point mode is a mode for connecting a projector to a computer through a wireless LAN access point on an existing network system. Wired LAN connection mode is a mode for connecting a projector to a computer via

wired network system. When a wired LAN card is set into the projector, a network cable is used to connect with a computer participating in a network.

When using a computer connected through an access point, or a company's network systems, under normal circumstances for both modes, the computer’s LAN settings remain unaltered, and only the projector is set up.

In addition to being able to project computer images using the projector, you can use EMP Monitor and Mail Notification Function to monitor the status of the projector from a computer. "Monitoring and Control Using EMP Monitor" in

the EasyMP Operation Guide Since the method of connection is almost the same, both Access point mode and Wired LAN connection mode are explained together here.

Before Connecting

Ensure the following have been performed before connecting a computer and projector to a network.

• Install EMP NS Connection on the computer you will be using. p.17

• Prepare the computer settings to use either a wireless LAN card or

internal wireless LAN functionality. For setup, see the documentation for the wireless LAN card installed in the computer, or the computer’s documentation.

• For optimal performance, set the screen resolution of the computer you

are using to XGA or lower with a colour depth of 16bit.

Steps for Connecting in Access Point Mode or Wired LAN Connection Mode

Caution :

• Do not unplug the power cable when EasyMP is in use (screens are changing or the access lamp on the wireless LAN card is lit green).

• Do not remove the wireless LAN card when the access lamp on the wireless LAN card is lit green, or when connected to a network. Doing so may damage the wireless LAN card.

• For information about the Wired LAN card access lamp(s), refer to the documentation of the Wired LAN card you are using.

Connection Settings on the Projector

First, set up the connection settings on the projector. Connection settings are found on the Access point mode advanced settings screen or the Wired LAN connection mode advanced settings screen of the Network Screen.

Modify these connection settings using the projector’s remote control. If these settings are already established, this step need not be performed.

Tip :

Apply the following settings under the direction of the network systems administrator.

Procedure

English

Insert the LAN card into the card slot on the projector.

See "Installation" for details. p.14

Press the [Power] button on the remote control to turn the projector on.

Connecting in Access Point Mode or Wired LAN Connection Mode

Press the [EasyMP] button on the remote control. EasyMP will be

displayed on the screen. EasyMP starts and the following screen is displayed.

ESSID ad hoc mode screenshot

Tip :

If the LAN card is not inserted in the card slot on the projector, the following screen is displayed. Insert the LAN card in the card slot on the projector to display the screen for Step 3.

Ensure that the "Config" button at the lower right of the screen is

selected, and press the [Enter] button on the remote control.

When a wireless LAN card is set, the Network advanced settings screen is

displayed. Proceed to Step 5. When a wired LAN card is set, the wired LAN connection mode advanced settings screen is displayed. Proceed to Step 7.

Position the cursor on "Access point mode", and press the [Enter] button

on the remote control.

This selects "Access point mode".

Tilt the [ ] button on the remote control to the right to move the cursor

to "Advanced", and press the [Enter] button.

The Access point mode advanced settings screen is displayed.

Move the cursor to the selected item, and press the [Enter] button to set

that item.

English

Connecting in Access Point Mode or Wired LAN Connection Mode

Establish settings enabling the projector to function on the network. Settings are divided into four kinds, "Basic", "Mail", "SNMP" and "WEP". "WEP" is not displayed in the Wired LAN connection mode advanced settings

screen. Selections are described in the following table. Letters or numbers must be input depending on the item. See the "Entering

Letters and Numbers" ( p.50 ) for the letter and number input methods.

Tip :

It is also possible to access the projector setup/control browser page using a Web browser, and perform network setup on that page (EasyWeb). Using EasyWeb is more convenient than entering characters on the remote control because a keyboard can be used. "Changing Settings Using a Web Browser (EasyWeb)" in the EasyMP Operation Guide

Basic

Projector name Enter a name for the projector. This name is used to identify

the projector when connected to the network. Up to 16 single-byte alphanumeric characters can be entered.

ESSID

Password for WEB control

Projector keyword

DHCP

Not displayed in the Wired LAN advanced settings screen. Enter the ESSID. If the wireless LAN system used has an ESSID, enter that value. The initial value is "EPSON." Up to 16 single-byte alphanumeric characters can be entered.

If you enter a password, entry of that password will be required when using EasyWeb, and when starting EMP Monitor. Up to 8 single-byte alphanumeric characters are available.

If the projector keyword option is set to "ON", keyword entry will be required when connecting to the projector over a network. Use this function to prevent unintended or unauthorized access to the projector during presentations, from other points on the wireless LAN. This option should normally be "ON".

Indicates DHCP use. "ON": enables DHCP "OFF": disables DHCP

English

Connecting in Access Point Mode or Wired LAN Connection Mode

IP address Enter the IP address assigned to the projector.

Numbers between 0-255 can be input for each of the fields of the address. However, the following IP addresses cannot be used. 0.0.0.0, 127.x.x.x, 224.0.0.0-255.255.255.255 (where x is a number between 0-255)

Subnet mask

Enter the subnet mask for the projector. Numbers between 0-255 can be input for each of the fields of the address. However, the following subnet masks cannot be used. 1. x.x.x-254.x.x.x, 255.255.255.255 (where x is a number between 0-255)

Gateway

address

Enter the gateway IP address for this projector. Numbers between 0-255 can be input for each of the fields of the address. However, the following gateway addresses cannot be used. 0.0.0.0, 127.x.x.x, 224.0.0.0-255.255.255.255 (where x is a number between 0-255)

MAC address

Displays the LAN card MAC address.

* The item contents will be cleared if you select the "Clear" button on the selected

item and press [Enter] on the remote control.

Mail

English

Mail Notification Settings

IP address of SMTP server

Port Number Enter the SMTP server port number. The initial value is 25.

Destination address 1/2/3

Setting a Notification Event

* The item contents will be cleared if you select the "Clear" button on the selected

item and press [Enter] on the remote control.

Select "ON" to enable receipt of mail notification.

Enter the IP address of the SMTP server for the projector to use. Numbers between 0-255 can be entered in the address field. However, the following IP addresses cannot be used.

127.x.x.x, 224.0.0.0-255.255.255.255 (where x is a number between 0-255.

Numerical values from 1-65535 can be input.

A maximum of three destination email addresses can be registered. A maximum of 53 single-byte alphanumeric characters can be input.

Selects the projector warnings/abnormalities to be notified by mail. If the selected conditions occur with the projector, the preset "Destination address" will be notified. One or more of the following items can be selected.

• Internal error • Fan related error • Sensor error

• Lamp timer failure • Lamp out

• Lamp cover is open • Internal temperature error

• High-speed cooling in progress

• Lamp replacement notification

• No-signal

Connecting in Access Point Mode or Wired LAN Connection Mode

SNMP

trap IP

address 1/2

Enter the IP address of the computer notified of an SNMP trap . If notification does not arrive at the IP address designated by "SNMP trap IP address 1", notification is sent to the IP address designated by "SMNP trap IP address 2". Numbers between 0-255 can be input for each of the fields of the address. However, the following IP addresses cannot be used.

127.x.x.x, 224.0.0.0-255.255.255.255 (where x is a number between 0-255).

* The item contents will be cleared if you select the "Clear" button on the selected

item and press [Enter] on the remote control.

WEP

Will not be displayed during Wired LAN connection mode.

WEP encryption

Format Sets the input system of the WEP encryption key.

Key ID Values can be entered when "WEP encryption" has been set

Sets whether or not WEP encryption will be used, and if used sets the encryption type. "OFF": disables WEP encryption "128bit": enables 128bit WEP encryption "40bit": enables 40bit WEP encryption

"HEX": enables hexademical input The method of setting up WEP encryption according to text varies from access point to access point. Please check with the administrator of the network you wish to use and first try selecting "Text1". If that does not correctly setup the encryption, try first using "Text2" and then"Text3".

to "40bit". Choose the WEP encryption key ID from "0" "1" "2" "3." When "WEP encryption" has been set to"128bit" the value is set to "0".

English

Connecting in Access Point Mode or Wired LAN Connection Mode

Encryption key Sets the key used for WEP encryption.

Input a key according to directions of the Network Administrator for the network you wish to connect to. The input of characters differs depending on the "WEP encryption" and "Format" settings, as follows. For "128bit"-"HEX": Up to 26 single byte characters, from

0-9 and A-F

For "40bit"-"HEX": Up to 10 single byte characters, from 0-

9 and A-F

For "128bit"-"Text1/2/3": Up to 13 single byte English

characters

For "40bit"-"Text1/2/3": Up to 5 single byte English

characters

* The item contents will be cleared if you select the "Clear" button on the selected

item and press [Enter] on the remote control.

Entering Letters and Numbers

Perform the following steps to enter letters and numbers.

1. Move the cursor to the item to input, and press the [Enter] button on the remote control. The cursor turns green to indicate you are in input mode.

2. Press the [Num] button on the remote control to enter numbers only.

Remote control

Numeric buttons

period

The buttons inside the box will switch to numeric keypad mode while the [Num] button is lit.

3. To input subsequent numbers or characters, tilt the [ ] button on the remote control to the right. The first number or character is selected and the cursor moves to the position of the second character entry. Input the second, and all the subsequent numbers and letters in the same way as the first character.

4. After you have entered all the characters, press the [Enter] button on the remote control to finalise the entry. The cursor will turn yellow.

When finished making setting changes, press the [ ] button on the

remote control, and move the cursor to "OK". Press the [Enter] button.

This applies the setting changes and returns to the Network advanced settings screen.

Press the [ ] button on the remote control to move the cursor to "OK",

and press the [Enter] button.

This returns to the Connection Stand-by screen and displays the set IP address. If "Projector keyword" is "ON", the projector keyword is also displayed.

English

The value is displayed here.

Tip :

The projector keyword changes each time the projector power is turned OFF and ON again, and when the LAN card is removed and reinstalled. When connecting to a computer, make sure the projector keyword displayed in the Connection Stand-by screen is entered. Connection is not possible using a previous keyword.

Connecting in Access Point Mode or Wired LAN Connection Mode

Connection Settings on the Computer

Computer connection setup is performed using the utility software provided with the LAN card.

If these settings are already established, this step need not be performed. Refer to the documentation for the LAN card for instructions on how to use the utility software.

Establish settings enabling the computer to function on the network.

Connecting to a Computer

When finished applying the settings, run EMP NS Connection on the computer, and establish a connection with the projector. Once these settings have been established,

future sessions can begin by just connecting the devices.

Tip :

• Install the LAN card in the computer before starting EMP NS Connection. The LAN card will not be recognised by the EMP NS Connection if the LAN card is installed after EMP NS Connection is started.

• If you click on the " " icon of any EMP NS Connection screen, help will be displayed with an explanation of the functions of that screen.

Procedure

Start Windows on the computer, then select "Start" - "Programs" (or "All

Programs") - "EPSON Projector" - "EMP NS Connection".

EMP NS Connection starts.

Tip :

The first time EMP NS Connection starts after installation. Select the

LAN card that will be used for the connection, and click "OK".

Tip :

Once the current network adapter has been selected in this Switch network screen, this screen will not be displayed at subsequent EMP NS Connection start-ups. To change the current network adapter, click the “Extension” button in the Projector selection screen (screen in Step 3). Clicking the "Switch LAN" button on the Extension screen displays the Switch network screen.

Select the name of the projector that you want to connect, and then click

the "Connect" button.

The projector name is shown in the projector’s Connection Stand-by screen.

English

The icon status meaning differs according to colour as follows. Grey: Not connected Orange:Connected to another

computer

Connecting in Access Point Mode or Wired LAN Connection Mode

Tip :

• In the event that a projector already connected to another computer is selected, the previous connection is terminated automatically and the images of the newly connected computer are projected.

• When multiple projectors are selected, one computer’s display can be projected simultaneously by up to a maximum of four projectors.

• Once the connection has been made, additional connections cannot be added.

If the "Projector keyword" is set to "ON" enter the projector keyword

displayed on the Connection Stand-by screen on the projector, and click "OK".

A network connection is established between the computer and

projector, and the computer screens are projected by the projector.

Toolbar

The EMP NS Connection toolbar is displayed on the computer screen. Use the toolbar to operate the projector, change options and settings, and disconnect from the network. p.34

If the toolbar is in the way during a presentation, you can minimise it. To perform projector operations and setup using the remote control.

"Selecting the Projection Quality (Colour Mode Selection)" and "Basic

Operations" in the User’s Guide There are a number of colour and resolution restrictions for projecting images from a computer using Network Screen. For restriction details, refer to

"Connection Restrictions". p.32

"Adjusting the Screen Image" and the subsequent material, in the User’s

Guide to further adjust the projected images and perform other functions.

Tip :

• When projecting a PowerPoint files, you can skip to the next slide by pressing the [ ] button or return to the previous slide, by pressing the [ ] button.

• To connect to a different computer in order to replace the presenter, start EMP NS Connection on the selected computer and connect. The connection with the current connected computer will be terminated automatically, and the next computer will be connected.

English

What If the Projector You Want does not Appear?

If the projector to which you want to connect does not appear on the projector selection screen of EMP NS Connection, please check the following:

• If connecting with a wireless LAN, is the wireless LAN signal weak, or not being received at all?

• Is the connection mode set up correctly?

• Are the subnets different ?

When using Easy connect mode:

• Are the computer and projector setup with the same ESSID

• Are the computer and projector setup to use the same channel

In the event that you are connecting the projector on a network where the subnets differ, you can use "IP connection mode" to establish a connection. IP connection mode works by using the IP address

connection.

of the projector to establish a

Connecting in IP Connect Mode

Perform the following steps to connect using IP connection mode.

Tip :

• The projector name will not be displayed in the projector selection screen of EMP NS

Connection if the projector’s IP address and the computer’s IP address belong to a different subnet.

• If you click on the " " icon of any EMP NS Connection screen, help will be displayed

with an explanation of the functions of that screen.

Caution :

• Do not unplug the power cable when EasyMP is in use (screens are changing or the

access lamp on the wireless LAN card slot is lit green).

• Do not remove the wireless LAN card when the access lamp on the wireless LAN card

is lit green, or when connected to a network. Doing so may damage the wireless LAN card.

• For information about the Wired LAN card access lamp(s), refer to the documentation

of the wired LAN card you are using.

Procedure

This performs a connection setup between the projector and computer

in Access point mode or Wired LAN connection mode. p.41

On the computer select "Start" - "Programs" (or "All Programs") -

"EPSON Projector" - "EMP NS Connection".

EMP NS Connection starts.

Tip :

Click the "Extension" button on the next screen.

English

What If the Projector You Want does not Appear?

This displays the Extension screen. Select "Use IP connect mode" and

then click the "OK" button.

The following screen is displayed. Click "IP connection" in the upper

right of the screen.

Enter the "IP address" of the projector to which you want to connect,

and click the "Search" button.

The IP address appears under "Projector" and a searching icon is

displayed. If a projector is found, the projector name will be displayed under "Projector". Repeat Step 6 to search for other projectors.

Any projectors found will appear under "Projector".

English

The projector's condition is indicated by the colour and appearance of its icons.

(Gray) : Not connected

(Orange): Connected to

: Search in progress

: Nothing was found during

another computer

searching

What If the Projector You Want does not Appear?

Tip :

• A maximum of 16 projectors can be added. If you try to add 17 or more projectors,

projectors will be deleted starting with the one which was added first. A maximum of four projectors can be connected at once.

• The next time EMP NS Connection is started, the same projector will not appear under

the "Projector" list. If you want the same projector to be displayed for future use, create a group and register the target projector. p.61

Click on the check box belonging to the name of the projector you wish

to connect, then click the "Connect" button.

Tip :

• In the event that a projector already connected to another computer is selected, the

previous connection is terminated and the images of the newly connected computer are projected.

• When multiple projectors are selected, one computer’s display can be projected

simultaneously by up to a maximum of four projectors.

• Once the connection has been made, additional connections cannot be added.

The projector and a computer are connected via a network and the computer screen

is projected.

Creating and Connecting to Groups

In EMP NS Connection, a maximum of 16 projectors can be registered as a group. If you frequently connect to a particular projector over a network, you can register it easily and connect to it quickly by creating and registering it to a group.

For example, in an environment where numerous projectors in various branches are connected over a network and you want to project from the projectors located in a specific branch, register the projectors in that individual branch into a single group. Once projectors have been registered to a group, they can be connected to by simply selecting that group at the time of connection, saving the time and effort otherwise required to search for and register the projectors.

Group information can be saved (exported) to a file and retrieved (imported). You can connect to a target projector easily by importing the group you need to connect to from a group which has been created and exported by the network administrator.

Tip :

If you click on the " " icon of any EMP NS Connection screen, help will be displayed with an explanation of the functions of that screen.

Creating Groups

Perform the following steps to create a group.

Procedure

Perform Steps 1-3 of "Connecting in IP Connect Mode" p.56

English

What If the Projector You Want does not Appear?

The Extension screen is displayed. Select "Use IP connect mode" and

"Use Group List" by clicking on the check boxes, then click on the "Advanced" button.

The Advanced screen is displayed. Click "New" to create a new group.

"New Group" is displayed as the "Connection group" and the "IP address" and

list of registered projectors disappear.

Tip :

• If changing a projector registered to an existing group, select a group name from the

"Connection group" list, then proceed to Step 5.

• If you click on the "New" button during creating or editing of a group, the message

"Group is not saved. Save? ", is displayed. If you click "Yes" the group you are working on is saved. If you click "No" the group will be cancelled without being saved.

Enter a group name under "Connection Group".

Enter the IP address of the projector you wish to register under "IP

address" and click the "Add>" button.

Numbers from 0-255 can be input into each field of an address.

English

Tip :

The addresses "0.0.0.0" and "255.255.255.255" cannot be used.

What If the Projector You Want does not Appear?

The IP address is added to the list of registered projectors, and the

"Searching" icon is displayed. If a projector is found, the projector name will be displayed on the list. Repeat Step 5 to register other projectors.

The registered projector is added to the list.

The projector's condition is indicated by the colour and appearance of its icons

(Gray) : Not connected

(Orange): Connected to another computer

: Search in progress

: Nothing was found during searching

Tip :

• A maximum of 16 projectors can be added. A maximum of four projectors can be

connected at once.

• To delete a projector from a list, select the projector then click on the "<Delete" button.

Click "OK" if you want to add all of the registered projectors to the list.

The message "Save group. OK?" will be displayed. Click the "Yes" button.

The group is saved. If you click "No" in response to the message screen, the group will not be saved.

Tip :

The message "Same group name exists. Overwrite?" is displayed when editing and saving the existing group, or, if a group of the same name as the group you are saving already exists. If you click the "Yes" button the group will be overwritten. If you wish to save under a different name, click the "No" button. Enter a new group name in the "Connection Group" list of the Advanced screen, and click "OK".

Click the "Close" button.

The Advanced screen is closed and the extension screen is displayed.

Tip :

To delete a group, select the projector from the "Connection group" list of the Advanced screen, then click on the "Delete" button.

Connecting to a Group

Perform the following steps to connect with a projector registered to a group. If you have created a group as described in "Creating Groups" and wish to connect to it, please start with Step 3.

Procedure

Perform Steps 1-3 of "Connecting in IP Connect Mode" p.56

The Extension screen is displayed. Select "Use IP connect mode" and

"Use Group List" by clicking on the check boxes, then click on the "Advanced" button.

English

What If the Projector You Want does not Appear?

From the "Connection Group" list, choose the group you want to

connect to, and click the "OK" button.

When the following screens are displayed, click on "IP Connection"

displayed in the upper right corner of the screen. If "IP connect mode" is displayed in the upper left corner of the screen, please proceed to Step 5 without doing anything.

The projectors registered into the group is displayed under "Projector".

Click on the check box belonging to the name of the projector you wish to connect, then click the "Connect" button.

The projector name is displayed on the Connection Stand-by screen of the projector.

The projector's condition is indicated by the colour and appearance of its icons.

(Gray) : Not connected

(Orange): Connected to

: Search in progress

: Nothing was found during

another computer

searching

Tip :

• In the event that a projector already connected to another computer is selected, the previous connection is terminated automatically and the images of the newly connected computer are projected.

• When multiple projectors are selected, one computer’s display can be projected simultaneously by up to a maximum of four projectors.

• Once the connection has been made, additional connections cannot be added.

English

The projector and computer are connected via a network and the computer screen is projected.

What If the Projector You Want does not Appear?

Exporting Groups

Perform the following steps to export a group.

Tip :

• You can only export all the groups in the "Connection Group" list. You cannot export specific groups.

• Before exporting a group, create and save at least one group. p.61

• You cannot export during the creation or editing of a group.

Procedure

Perform Steps 1 and 2 of "Creating Groups". p.61

Click on the "Export" button.

Select the folder to export to on the screen that is displayed, then click

"OK".

The group belonging to specified file name is exported.

Tip :

• The extension of the exported file will be ".ini."

• If a file of the same name as the specified file name is in the selected folder, the message "The specified file exists. Overwrite?" is displayed. If you click the"Yes" button the file will be overwritten. If you wish to save under a different name, click "No". Specify a different file name at Step 3, and click the "OK" button.

Importing Groups

Perform the following steps to import a group.

Tip :

You cannot import during the creation or editing of a group.

Procedure

Perform Steps 1 and 2 of "Creating Groups". p.61

The Advanced screen is displayed. Click on the "Import" button.

English

What If the Projector You Want does not Appear?

On the screen which is displayed, select the file you wish to import, then

click the "Open" button.

The group is imported and the name of the imported group is added to in the

"Connection group" list.

Tip :

• The extension of the exported file will be ".ini."

• If a group with the same name as the one you are importing already exists in the "Connection Group" list, the message, "Same group name exists. Overwrite?" is displayed. If you click the "Yes" button the group in the "Connection Group" list will be overwritten with the group you are importing. If you click "No", nothing will be imported.

Perform Steps 3-5 of "Connecting to a Group" to connect with the projector registered to the imported group. p.66

Transmitting Encrypted Data

When projecting images from a computer connected to a projector over a network, image data can be encrypted and transmitted. Encryption of data ensures security. However, it reduces baud rates. Perform the following steps to use encrypted transmission.

Tip :

• Do not unplug the power cable when EasyMP is in use (screens are changing or the access lamp on the wireless LAN card is lit green).

• Do not remove the wireless LAN card when the access lamp on the wireless LAN card is lit green, or when connected to a network. Doing so may damage the wireless LAN card.

• For information about the Wired LAN card access lamp(s), refer to the documentation of the wired LAN card you are using.

Procedure

This performs a connection setup between the projector and computer

in Access point mode. p.41

On the computer select "Start" - "Programs" (or "All Programs") -

"EPSON Projector" - "EMP NS Connection".

EMP NS Connection starts.

Tip :

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Click the "Extension" button on the next screen.

Transmitting Encrypted Data

This displays the Extension screen. Select "Use encrypted

communication", and then click the "OK" button.

Select the name of the projector that you want to connect, and then click

the "Connect" button.

A network connection is established between the computer and projector, and the computer screens are projected by the projector. Data transmitted between

the computer and projector is encrypted.

Appendices

This chapter describes a memory card that can be used on the projector, and uninstalling the EasyMP Software. There is also an index and a glossary of terms used in this guide.

Compatible PC Cards 74

• Compatible Memory Cards ................................................. 74

• Compatible Wired LAN Cards............................................ 74

Uninstalling EasyMP Software 75

Glossary 76

About Compliance Statement 78

Index 80

Compatible PC Cards

Compatible Memory Cards

You can use the following memory cards (Type II) which adhere to the ATA standard. FAT16/32 are recognised memory card formats.

• CompactFlash card (requires a PC card adapter)

• ATA Flash card

• Memory Stick (requires a PC card adapter)

• SmartMedia (requires a PC card adapter)

• SD/MMC card (requires a PC card adapter)

Compatible Wired LAN Cards

For details on the available wired LAN card, please visit the Web site

"http://www.epson.co.uk/".

Uninstalling EasyMP Software

If you do not need the EasyMP Software, perform the following steps in Windows to uninstall it.

Procedure

Go to "My Computer" - "Control Panel" - "Add/Remove Programs", select the unnecessary program from the list, and click "Add/Remove" (Windows XP: "Change/Remove").

Tip :

• "EMP NS Connection", "EMP SlideMaker2", and "EMP Monitor" cannot be uninstalled simultaneously in a single operation. Each unneeded program must be uninstalled separately.

• After uninstalling "EMP SlideMaker2", the EMP SlideMaker2 folder will remain. If the folder does not contain any necessary scenarios, it can be deleted.

English

Glossary

This is a glossary of terms used in this guide which were not explained within the text or which may be difficult to understand. Use other commercially available documentation for further details.

Ad hoc mode A method of wireless LAN connection that communicates with

wireless LAN clients without using an access point.

Channel Communication speeds will drop if there are too many devices

performing wireless communication using the same frequency. If this is the case, interference from other wireless LANs can be avoided by setting a different wireless channel for each wireless LAN network.

DHCP Abbreviation of Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. This

protocol automatically assigns an IP address to a computer connected to a network.

ESSID ESS is an abbreviation of Extended Service Set. The ESSID is

an identification number for connecting with a counterpart on a wireless LAN. Wireless communication is possible between devices with corresponding ESSID numbers.

IP Address A series of numbers that identifies a device that is connected to

a network.

Gateway A server (router) for communicating across a network divided

according to subnet masks.

MAC address MAC is an abbreviation of Media Access Control. The MAC

address is an ID number unique to each network card. A unique number is assigned to each network card. Data is transmitted between cards (devices) based on this identification.

SNMP This is an abbreviation of Simple Network Management

Protocol. It is a protocol in a TCP/IP network for monitoring and controlling communication devices on the network, such as routers, computers, and terminals across the network.

sRGB This is an international standard addressing prescribed colour

spaces to simplify colour handling displayed in various graphics devices in computer operating systems (OS) and on the internet.

Subnet mask This is a number which defines, from the IP address, the

number of bits used in network addresses of assigned networks (subnets).

Tr ap A message transmitted to the SNMP Manager describing the

condition when the monitor detects a status change or an abnormal condition.

Trap IP address

WEP This is an abbreviation of Wired Equivalent Privacy. This is a

This is the IP address of the messaged computer used for error notification in SNMP. Designate the IP address of the computer to which error messages are sent in the trap IP address.

security method which encrypts data during transmission. Data communication cannot be performed unless the sending and receiving machines are registered with the same encryption key by the WEP .

English

About Compliance Statement

MODEL: TMW1008 FCC ID: NUSTMW1008

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to

following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired

operation.

1. Feature Completely Covered Assembly is Designed to fully packaged in a PCMCIA Type II

extended cover set. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B Personal Computer and Peripheral, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These

limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,

may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment dose cause harmful interference to radio or television

reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

This equipment has been tested to comply with the limits for a Class B personal computer and peripheral, pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of FCC Rules. Only peripherals (computer input/output devices, terminals, printers, etc.) certified (DoC)

or verified to comply with Class B limits may be attached to this equipment. Operation with non-certified (DoC) or non-verified personal computer and/or peripherals is likely to result in Interference to radio and TV reception. The

connection of a unshielded equipment interface cable to this Equipment will invalidate the FCC Certification of this device and may cause interference levels which Exceed the limits established by FCC for equipment.

You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void your authority to operate the equipment.

2. CAUTION

Exposure to Radio Frequency radiation Antenna shall be mounted in such a manner

to minimize the potential for human contact during normal operation. The antenna should not be contacted during operation to avoid the possibility of exceeding the FCC radio frequency exposure limites.

English

Index

A/V Mute ....................................................35

Access Lamp...............................................16

Access point mode......................................40

Access points ..............................................11

Ad hoc mode settings..................................24

ATA Flash card............................................74

Basic (Network Screen) ..............................45

Basic settings .........................................35,37

Brightness ...................................................37

Card slot......................................................14

CardPlayer ....................................................7

Channel ..................................................13,25

Channel ad hoc.......................................24,28

Color Mode .................................................38

Colour Depth...............................................33

CompactFlash card .....................................74

Connection Stand-by screen ..................27,51

Connection status screen.............................34

Contrast.......................................................37

Destination address.....................................47

DHCP..........................................................45

Disconnect ..................................................39

Easy connect mode .....................................21

EasyMP Software CD-ROM..................10,17

Electromagnetic interference ......................12

EMP Monitor ..............................................40

EMP NS Connection..............................28,52

Encryption...................................................71

Encryption Key ...........................................50

Entering Letters and Numbers...............26,50

ESSID ....................................................24,45

ESSID ad hoc.........................................24,28

E-Zoom ..................................................35,36

Format.........................................................49

Freeze..........................................................34

Frequency....................................................12

Gateway ......................................................46

Groups.........................................................61

Installation ..................................................17

IP address....................................................46

IP connect mode..........................................56

Key ID.........................................................49

Keystone .....................................................37

MAC address .........................................25,46

Mail............................................................. 47

Mail Notification Settings...........................47

Memory Stick .............................................74

Movie ............................................................7

Network advanced settings ....................23,42

Network Screen......................................22,41

Number of Connection Devices..................33

Password for WEB control ....................25,45

PC card...................................................14,74

Port Number................................................47

Projector keyword..................................25,45

Projector name .......................................24,45

Projector operation URL display................34

SD/MMC card.............................................74

Setting a Notification Event........................47

SmartMedia.................................................74

SMTP ..........................................................47

SNMP..........................................................48

Subnet mask................................................46

Supported Resolution..................................32

Switch network screen ................................53

Switch PC source ........................................35

Switch video source ....................................35

Trap IP address............................................48

Uninstalling.................................................75

Using the Toolbars ......................................34

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WEP ............................................................49

WEP encryption..........................................49

Wi-Fi...........................................................11

Wired LAN connection mode.....................40

Wireless LAN card.................................11,14

Wireless LAN Card Conditions ..................11

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written

permission of SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION. No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained herein. Neither is any liability assumed for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein.

Neither SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION nor its affiliates shall be liable to the purchaser of this product or third parties for damages, losses, costs, or expenses

incurred by purchaser or third parties as a result of: accident, misuse, or abuse of this product or unauthorized modifications, repairs, or alterations to this product, or (excluding the U.S.) failure to strictly comply with SEIKO EPSON

CORPORATION’s operating and maintenance instructions.

SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION shall not be liable against any damages or

problems arising from the use of any options or any consumable products other than those designated as Original EPSON Products or EPSON Approved Products by SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION.

General Notice:

EPSON is a registered trademark of SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION. Macintosh, Mac, and iMac are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.

Windows and Windows NT are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States of America. Dolby is registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

Other product names used herein are also for identification purposes only and may be trademarks of their respective owners. EPSON disclaims any and all rights in those marks.

This product uses open source software.

Guide de mise en route EasyMP

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Notations utilisées dans ce guide

Attention :

N. B. :

Procédure

[(Nom de bouton)]

Dans ce guide, l’expression "cet équipement" ou le "projecteur" peut occasionnellement faire référence à des accessoires ou équipements disponibles en option et vendus séparément.

Signale les procédures qui, si elles ne sont pas respectées, peuvent causer des blessures corporelles ou provoquer des dommages matériels.

Informations supplémentaires qu'il peut être utile de connaître sur le sujet.

Indique des pages qui contiennent des informations connexes ou des descriptions plus détaillées.

Indique que l’explication du ou des mots soulignés devant ce symbole se trouve dans le glossaire. Reportez-vous au "Glossaire" dans les "Annexes". p.162

Indique les méthodes d'exploitation et l'ordre des opérations. La procédure indiquée doit être effectuée dans l'ordre numéraire.

Illustre les boutons du panneau de commande ou de la télécommande. Ex : [ESC]

Indique que l’explication continue en page suivante.

Table des matières

Fonctions......................................................................................... 87

Projection d'images de l'ordinateur via un réseau

(écran Réseau)......................................................................................87

Gestion d'un projecteur tout-en-un ...................................................... 88

Effectuer une présentation sans ordinateur

(CardPlayer (la visionneuse EasyMP))................................................89

Préliminaire

Environnement d’exploitation .......................................................... 92

Système requis pour le logiciel EasyMP ............................................. 92

Conditions de raccordement à des cartes réseau

sans fil compatibles et des points d'accès ............................................93

Précautions d'utilisation de la carte réseau sans fil livrée.................... 94

Insertion et retrait de cartes ............................................................ 96

Installation ........................................................................................... 96

Retrait................................................................................................... 97

Interprétation du témoin d'accès ..........................................................98

Installation du logiciel EasyMP ....................................................... 99

Projection d'images depuis un ordinateur

Communication via un réseau (Network Screen)

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Types de connexions réseau......................................................... 104

Connexion en Mode de connexion facile ...................................... 105

Préparatifs ..........................................................................................105

Etablissement de la connexion en Mode de connexion facile ...........106

Utilisation de la barre d’outils ........................................................ 118

Utilisation et rôle des icônes..............................................................118

E-Zoom..............................................................................................121

Paramètres de base.............................................................................122

Déconnexion d’une liaison réseau ................................................ 124

Déconnexion sur l’ordinateur ............................................................ 124

Déconnexion sur le projecteur........................................................... 124

Connexion en Mode point d'accès ou en

Mode connexion à un réseau câblé .............................................. 125

Préparatifs ..........................................................................................125

Connexion en Mode point d'accès ou en

Mode connexion à un réseau câblé....................................................126

Table des matières

Que faire si le projecteur souhaité n'apparaît pas ? ...................... 141

Connexion en Mode de connexion IP................................................ 141

Création et connexion à des groupes ................................................. 146

Transmission de données cryptées............................................... 157

Annexes

Cartes PC compatibles ................................................................. 160

Cartes mémoires compatibles............................................................ 160

Cartes réseau câblé compatibles ........................................................ 160

Désinstallation du logiciel EasyMP ............................................... 161

Glossaire ....................................................................................... 162

A propos de la déclaration de conformité...................................... 164

Index ............................................................................................. 166

Fonctions

EasyMP livré avec cet équipement a les deux fonctions suivantes :

• Fonction Ecran Réseau - se connecte à un réseau et projette des images

à partir d'un ordinateur.

• Fonction "CardPlayer" (la visionneuse EasyMP) - projette les fichiers

stockés sur une carte mémoire insérée dans ce projecteur et permet de réaliser une présentation sans connexion à un ordinateur.

Projection d'images de l'ordinateur via un réseau (écran Réseau)

Si un projecteur équipé d'un écran Réseau est connecté à un réseau par un réseau sans fil, les images d'ordinateur peuvent être projetées sans câbles. De même, si le projecteur est connecté à un réseau, les images d'un ordinateur du réseau peuvent également être projetées.

Connecteur sans fil

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Fonctions

Connexion à un réseau câblé

Gestion d'un projecteur tout-en-un

En cas d'erreurs sur un projecteur, ce projecteur peut être paramétré pour notifier des informations sur ces erreurs à une adresse électronique désignée. Les projecteurs installés dans des emplacements distants peuvent ainsi être surveillés et contrôlés depuis un seul endroit, économisant ainsi du temps et de l'énergie. Si "EMP Monitor" est utilisé, vous pouvez simultanément mettre plusieurs projecteurs sous et hors tension et contrôler plusieurs projecteurs connectés à un réseau.

Effectuer une présentation sans ordinateur (CardPlayer (la visionneuse EasyMP))

CardPlayer (la visionneuse EasyMP) permet de projeter les fichiers enregistrés sur une carte mémoire sans l'aide d'un ordinateur.

Fichiers de scénario

Fichiers graphiques

Fichiers film

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Projection d'un fichier PowerPoint

EMP SlideMaker2 permet d'extraire les éléments essentiels d'un fichier Microsoft PowerPoint, de les réorganiser pour créer un "scénario" et de les envoyer vers une carte mémoire. Comme CardPlayer est capable de reproduire ces scénarios envoyés, vous pouvez créer une présentation PowerPoint sur le lieu de projection (il vous suffit pour cela d'emmener uniquement le projecteur et la carte mémoire sur laquelle est enregistrée la présentation).

Projection d'images d'un appareil photo numérique ou d'une carte mémoire

Les fichiers enregistrés sur une carte mémoire peuvent être affichés dans une liste et projetés dans l'ordre, un par un, comme un diaporama.

Fonctions

Projection de fichiers film

Les films MPEG peuvent également être projetés. Si un fichier film enregistré sur un appareil photo numérique ou téléchargé sur Internet est enregistré sur une carte mémoire, il peut être lu par CardPlayer tout comme un fichier graphique. Si le film MPEG a été enregistré avec le son, il sera également lu avec le son. Un Effet Présentation supplémentaire peut être obtenu à l'aide des fichiers film.

Préliminaire

Ce chapitre explique comment connecter le projecteur à un ordinateur.

Environnement d’exploitation 92

• Système requis pour le logiciel EasyMP ............................. 92

• Système requis pour EMP NS Connection........................... 92

• Système requis pour EMP SlideMaker2............................... 92

• Système requis pour EMP Monitor....................................... 93

• Conditions de raccordement à des cartes réseau sans fil

compatibles et des points d'accès......................................... 93

• Précautions d'utilisation de la carte réseau sans

fil livrée................................................................................... 94

• Précautions de sécurité EM.................................................. 94

• Précautions sur les fréquences ............................................ 95

• Précautions lors de vols internationaux................................ 95

Insertion et retrait de cartes 96

• Installation ............................................................................. 96

• Retrait .................................................................................... 97

• Interprétation du témoin d'accès......................................... 98

• Interprétation du témoin d'accès du logement pour carte..... 98

• Interprétation du témoin d'accès de la carte

réseau sans fil....................................................................... 98

Installation du logiciel EasyMP 99

Environnement d’exploitation

Système requis pour le logiciel EasyMP

Le "CD-ROM du logiciel EasyMP (EasyMP Software CD-ROM)" livré contient les trois programmes suivants :

• EMP NS Connection

Transmettre des images d'un ordinateur à un projecteur via un réseau.

• EMP SlideMaker2

Crée et transfère des scénarios.

• EMP Monitor

Surveille et contrôle simultanément plusieurs projecteurs sur un réseau.

Les exigences matérielles de chaque logiciel sont différentes.

Système requis pour EMP NS Connection

Système d'exploitation Windows 98/Me/2000/XP Unité centrale Minimum : Pentium III 500MHz (recommandation :

Pentium III 700MHz ou plus)

Mémoire Au moins : 128Mo (recommandation : 192Mo ou plus)

Espace libre sur le disque dur

Affichage Au moins résolution VGA (640×480) (recommandation

* les Macintosh ne sont pas pris en charge.

Au moins 20Mo

: résolution XGA (1024×768), couleur 16 bits)

Système requis pour EMP SlideMaker2

Système d'exploitation Windows 98/Me/2000/XP Unité centrale Minimum : Celeron 300MHz (recommandation :

Celeron 400MHz ou plus)

Mémoire Minimum : 64Mo (recommandation : 128Mo ou plus)

Espace libre sur le disque dur

Affichage Au moins résolution SVGA (800×600)

* les Macintosh ne sont pas pris en charge.

Au moins 12 Mo

(recommandation : résolution XGA (1024×768) ou plus)

Système requis pour EMP Monitor

Système d'exploitation Windows 98 Seconde Edition/Me/NT 4.0 Workstation/

2000 Professionnel/XP

Unité centrale Minimum : Pentium MMX 166MHz (recommandation :

Pentium II 233MHz ou plus)

Mémoire 64Mo ou plus (recommandation : 128Mo ou plus)

Espace libre sur le disque dur

Affichage Minimum : résolution XGA (1024×768) ou plus,

* les Macintosh ne sont pas pris en charge.

Au moins 6Mo

couleur 16 bits ou plus

Conditions de raccordement à des cartes réseau sans fil compatibles et des points d'accès

La carte réseau sans fil incluse peut se connecter à l'équipement compatible Wi-Fi suivant.

• Cartes réseau sans fil

• Ordinateurs dotés de la fonctionnalité réseau sans fil

• Points d’accès

La carte réseau sans fil fournie doit être utilisée exclusivement avec ce projecteur. Notre société ne saurait être tenue pour responsable de tout dommage survenu suite à l’insertion de cette carte réseau dans un ordinateur.

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Environnement d’exploitation

Précautions d'utilisation de la carte réseau sans fil livrée

Il n’est pas possible d’utiliser une carte réseau sans fil autre que celle livrée avec ce projecteur.

La signification de l'étiquette ci-dessous de la carte réseau livrée est la suivante :

Plage de fréquence Bande 2,4GHz

Modulation HR/DSS-SS

Plage d’interférence potentielle

Possibilité ou non de modifier la fréquence

Inférieure à 20m

Utilise toutes les bandes, autrement dit les bandes à "licence" aussi bien que les bandes "sans licence".

Précautions de sécurité EM

Ayez toujours présent à l'esprit les points suivants concernant la carte réseau sans fil livrée.

• Risque de provoquer des interférences électromagnétiques sur les stimulateurs cardiaques et d'entraîner leur mauvais fonctionnement. Avant utilisation, assurez-vous qu’il n’y aura pas d’interférence électromagnétique.

• Risque de provoquer des interférences électromagnétiques sur des appareils médicaux et d'entraîner leur mauvais fonctionnement. Avant utilisation, assurez-vous qu’il n’y aura pas d’interférence électromagnétique.

• N'utilisez pas à proximité de fours à micro-onde. Les communications sans fil risquent d'être interrompues par les interférences électromagnétiques générées par les fours à micro-onde.

• L'utilisation de ce projecteur dans les avions peut être interdite dans certains pays. Utilisez le projecteur en respectant scrupuleusement les réglementations en vigueur.

Précautions sur les fréquences

La plage de fréquence des cartes réseau sans fil, utilisables dans ce projecteur est la bande 2,4 GHz. Les cartes réseau sans fil utilisent les mêmes fréquences que celles utilisées par l'industrie scientifique et divers périphériques médicaux tels que les micro-ondes ou des systèmes d'identification à distance utilisés dans les usines. Au cas où cette carte réseau sans fil entre en interférence électromagnétique avec une station de radio de locaux utilisée pour la reconnaissance d'équipements mobiles, cessez immédiatement de l'utiliser afin de ne plus générer de champ électromagnétique. Au cas où cette carte réseau sans fil entre en interférence électromagnétique avec une station de radio de locaux utilisée pour la reconnaissance d'équipements mobiles, cessez immédiatement de l'utiliser afin de ne plus générer de champ électromagnétique. Contactez votre revendeur ou le centre le plus proche figurant à la rubrique "Conditions d'application de la garantie internationale" de la section Consignes de sécurité/Conditions d’application de la garantie internationale si cette carte réseau sans fil entre en interférence électromagnétique avec une station de radio à faible puissance spécifiée utilisée pour la reconnaissance d'objets mobiles ou provoque des problèmes du même genre.

Précautions lors de vols internationaux

La carte réseau sans fil est configurée en fonction des spécifications nationales du pays d'achat. Etant donné que la carte réseau sans fil est configurée en fonction des limites imposées aux canal prudence lorsque vous l'utilisez hors du pays d'achat.

et à la fréquence dans son pays d'utilisation, procédez avec

Français

Insertion et retrait de cartes

Cette rubrique explique comment insérer et retirer des cartes PC, en prenant pour exemple la carte réseau sans fil livrée. Si vous utilisez une autre carte PC ou que vous insérez ou retirez une carte d'un logement pour carte d'un ordinateur, reportezvous à la documentation de la carte.

N. B. :

Le logement pour cartes de ce projecteur accepte les cartes PC suivantes :

• Carte réseau sans fil (uniquement celle fournie avec ce projecteur)

• Carte mémoire

Pour connaître les caractéristiques détaillées des cartes compatibles, reportez-vous à la rubrique "Cartes PC compatibles". p.160

• Carte réseau avec fil

Pour connaître les caractéristiques détaillées des cartes réseau câblé compatibles, reportez-vous à la rubrique "Cartes réseau câblé compatibles". p.160

Installation

Attention :

• Insérez la carte PC dans le bon sens. Si vous tentez d'insérer une carte à l'envers ou

retournée, vous risquez d'endommager l'appareil.

• Retirez toujours la carte avant de transporter le projecteur.

Procédure

Tenez la carte réseau sans fil face vers l'extérieur et insérez-la dans le logement pour carte du projecteur.

Insérez fermement la carte dans le logement jusqu’à ce qu’elle s’arrête de glisser. Lorsque la carte réseau sans fil est complètement insérée dans le logement pour cartes, le bord arrière de la carte n’est pas dans le logement.

Arrière

Retrait

Attention :

• Ne retirez pas la carte PC quand le témoin d'accès est vert, lorsqu'il y a une connexion au réseau ou en cours de projection d'un scénario. Si vous retirez mal une carte PC, vous risquez de détériorer la carte ou de détruire les données qu’elle contient s’il s’agit d’une carte mémoire.

• La carte PC est chaude pendant et après l’utilisation par ce projecteur. Faites très attention lors de la manipulation de la carte pour éviter tout accident ou brûlure.

• Pour retirer une carte mémoire lorsque vous utilisez "CardPlayer" (la visionneuse EasyMP), pensez à fermer "CardPlayer" (la visionneuse EasyMP) avant de retirer la carte mémoire. CardPlayer (la visionneuse EasyMP) risque de mal fonctionner si vous retirez une carte mémoire sans avoir d'abord fermé CardPlayer (la visionneuse EasyMP). "Fermeture de "CardPlayer" (la visionneuse EasyMP)" du Guide d’utilisation EasyMP

Procédure

Appuyez sur le bouton d'éjection au-dessus du logement pour carte.

Le bouton sort.

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Lampe d'accès pour logement pour carte

Appuyez de nouveau sur le bouton d'éjection.

La carte réseau sans fil sortira suffisamment pour vous permettre de la prendre par son bord ; retirez-la alors du logement par un mouvement rectiligne.

Attention :

Veillez à bien ré-enfoncer le bouton d’éjection pour éviter qu’il ne se casse ou ne se détériore.

Bouton d'éjection

Insertion et retrait de cartes

Interprétation du témoin d'accès

Interprétation du témoin d'accès du logement pour carte

La couleur du témoin d'accès du logement pour cartes indique les états d'accès suivants de la carte mémoire à l'insertion de cette dernière.

: ON : OFF

Etat Etat d'accès

Ver t Des données de la carte mémoire sont en train d'être lues.

OFF Pas d'accès en cours à la carte mémoire.

Rouge Une erreur s'est produite à la lecture de la carte mémoire.

Interprétation du témoin d'accès de la carte réseau sans fil

Le témoin d'accès du logement pour cartes mémoire n'est pas allumé lorsque la carte réseau sans fil est insérée dans le logement pour cartes. Le témoin d'accès de la carte réseau sans fil permet de déterminer l'état de communication comme suit :

: ON : OFF

Etat Etat des communications

Jaune La carte réseau sans fil est prête.

Ver t Des données sont en train d'être envoyées.

OFF Le projecteur est désactivé ou la carte réseau sans fil n'est pas

correctement insérée.

Pour des informations sur les témoins d'accès de la carte réseau câblé, reportez-vous à la documentation de la carte réseau câblé que vous utilisez.

Installation du logiciel EasyMP

Installez individuellement les programmes "EMP NS Connection", "EMP SlideMaker2" et "EMP Monitor" à partir du CD-ROM du logiciel EasyMP, selon vos besoins. Sous Windows 2000/NT4.0/XP, seul un utilisateur disposant de droits d'administrateur peut installer le logiciel. Avant l'installation, fermez tous les autres programmes.

Procédure

Mettez l’ordinateur sous tension, laissez Windows démarrer et insérez

le "CD-ROM du logiciel EasyMP (EasyMP Software CD-ROM)" dans le lecteur CD.

Le programme d'installation doit démarrer automatiquement.

N. B. :

Si le programme d’installation ne démarre pas automatiquement, démarrez le programme manuellement en sélectionnant "Démarrer" - "Exécuter" pour ouvrir la boîte de dialogue "Exécuter". Indiquez l'emplacement du programme d'installation en entrant "R (lettre du lecteur CD):\SETUP.exe" et cliquez "OK".

Français

Epson EMP-7850 Setup Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

English

Notations Used in This Guide

Contents

Functions

Projecting Computer Images via a Network (Network Screen)

Wireless Connection

Wired LAN Connection

All-in-one Projector Management

Giving a Presentation Without a Computer (CardPlayer)

Projecting a PowerPoint File

Projecting Photograph Data from a Digital Camera or Memory Card

Projecting Movie Files

Before Use

Operating Environment

System Requirements for EasyMP Software

System Requirements for EMP NS Connection

System Requirements for EMP SlideMaker2

System Requirements for EMP Monitor

Conditions for Connecting to Compatible Wireless LAN Cards and Access Points

Precautions Regarding the Use of the Included Wireless LAN Card

EM Safety Precautions

Frequency Precautions

International Travel Precautions

Inserting and Removing Cards

Installation

Removal

Interpreting the Access Lamp

Interpreting the Card Slot Access Lamp

Interpreting the Wireless LAN Card Access Lamp

Installing EasyMP Software

Projecting Images from a Computer Communicating via a Network (Network Screen)

Types of Network Connections

Connecting Using Easy Connect Mode

Before Connecting

Steps for Connecting Using Easy Connect Mode

Connection Settings on the Projector

Computer Connection Settings

Connecting to a Computer

Connection Restrictions

Using the Toolbars

Icon Use and Actions

E-Zoom

Basic Settings

Disconnecting from a Network Connection

Disconnecting at the Computer

Disconnecting at the Projector

Connecting in Access Point Mode or Wired LAN Connection Mode

Before Connecting

Steps for Connecting in Access Point Mode or Wired LAN Connection Mode

Connection Settings on the Projector

Connection Settings on the Computer

Connecting to a Computer

What If the Projector You Want does not Appear?

Connecting in IP Connect Mode

Creating and Connecting to Groups

Creating Groups

Connecting to a Group

Exporting Groups

Importing Groups

Transmitting Encrypted Data

Appendices

Compatible PC Cards

Compatible Memory Cards

Compatible Wired LAN Cards

Uninstalling EasyMP Software

Glossary

About Compliance Statement

Index

Français

Notations utilisées dans ce guide

Table des matières

Fonctions

Projection d'images de l'ordinateur via un réseau (écran Réseau)

Connecteur sans fil

Connexion à un réseau câblé

Gestion d'un projecteur tout-en-un