Epson POWERLITE 745C, POWERLITE 755C, POWERLITE 737C, POWERLITE 7850P, POWERLITE 735C User Manual

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EPSON

RODUCT SUPPORT BULLETIN

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This bulletin was created to inform users of the EMP SlideMaker2 version 1.12 software of a problem converting certain animations from Microsoft PowerPoint into a Scenario file.

Details:

In the previous EMP SlideMaker2 version 1.11, certain PowerPoint animations were supported in the Scenario files which are created by EMP SlideMaker2. Table 1 shows the list of animations supported in EMP SlideMaker2 version 1.11:

Table 1

- Fly - Blinds - Box - Checkerboard

- Crawl - Dissolve - Peek - Random Bars

- Spiral - Split - Stretch - Strips

- Swivel - Wipe - Zoom

04/20/2006 PSB.2006.04.002 TI 05-95e Rev. A PowerLite 735c / 737c / 745c / 755c / 765c / 835p / 7850p Animation converter issue found with EMP SlideMaker2 version 1.12

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Table 2 shows the list of animatio ns from Table 1 that will not be p orted from PowerPoint into the Scenario file by EMP SlideMaker2 version 1.12:

Table 2

- Crawl - Peek

- Spiral - Stre tch

- Swivel - Zoom

Countermeasure:

If it is necessary to use these animations in the Scenario files, use EMP SlideMaker2 version

1.11. Versions of EMP SlideMaker2 subsequent to version 1.12 are expected to incorporate the animations shown in Table 1 above.

EMP SlideMaker2 version 1.11 may be downloaded at www.epson.com. Download epson10855.exe to get this version of the software.

If it is not necessary to use these animations listed in Table 2 above, continue to use the EMP SlideMaker2 version 1.12. Download epson11217.exe at www.epson.com for EMP SlideMaker2 version 1.12.

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EPSON

RODUCT SUPPORT BULLETIN

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Reason:

This bulletin is to inform you of the testing results for wired and wireless LAN cards used with the PowerLite 735c.

Models and firmware versions used in the evaluation:

Projector PowerLite 735c

Firmware V1.11 IM-X firmware (EasyMP) V1.10 EMP Monitor Version 3.04 NS Connection Version 1.32

Wireless LAN cards configuration:

1) The tested Wireless LAN cards are inserted into the PC and a wireless LAN connection (Ad hoc mode) is made to the projector.

2) The tested Wireless LAN cards are inserted into the PC and a wireless LAN connection is made to the projector using an access point (Infrastructure mode).

05/11/2005 PSB.2005.05.001 TI 03-42e Rev. B, TI 04-45e Rev. D PowerLite 735c Supported Wired and Wireless LAN cards

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Items evaluated:

The following items were tested and confirmed to work in both Ad hoc and Infrastructure modes. (WEP is only supported in the Infrastructure mode.)

1) All functions of EMP Monitor.

2) The following was tested in Infrastructure mode:

• DHCP, ESSID and WEP can be setup by a browser and function properly.

• WPA and LEAP work when implemented.

3) EMP NS Connection functions properly with the freeze, mute, zoom, and video input change features.

4) Power Point slide show works.

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Evaluation results for the Wireless LAN cards: Wireless LAN card POWERLITE 735c

3Com,3crshpw 196, office connect Pass Cisco Aironet350 AIR-PCM341(2.4GHz) Pass FMV Notebook (Broadcom BCM4306) Pass FMV Notebook (Intersil Prism2.5) Pass Fujitsu FMV-JW181(Agere) Pass Fujitsu FMV-JW183(Agere HermesII) Pass Fujitsu FMV-W182(Intersil Prism2.5) Pass D-Link Airplus XtremeG DWL-G650 Pass Intel,CR Pro Wireless 2011B, LAN PC Card Pass Linksys WPC11 Wireless Network PC Card Pass NetGear 54Mbps wireless PC Card WG511 Pass SMC 2435W, EZ Connect Turbo, Pass US Robotic Ref. 9514115MBP Pass BUFFALO WLI-CB-G54 Pass ADTEK ADLINK2422C Pass FMV Notebook (Intel Calexico) Fail

Wired LAN cards configuration:

Inserted the wired LAN card to be tested into the projector, connected the projector to a hub and connected two PCs to the same hub.

Items evaluated:

The following items were tested and confirmed to work.

1) All functions of EMP Monitor.

2) That DHC can be setup using a browser and functions properly.

3) EMP NS Connection functions properly with the freeze, mute, zoom, and video input change features.

4) Power Point slide show works.

5) Using EMP NS Connection, a PC can take control of a projector from another PC.

Evaluation results for the Wired LAN cards: Wired LAN Card name POWERLITE 735c

3Com 3C589C-TP Pass 3Com 3CXE589ET-JP Pass D-Link DFE670TXD Pass Fujitsu FMV-J182 Pass Hawking PN652TX Pass Linksys PCM100 ver2 Pass Netgear FA411 Pass

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SMC SMC8041TX Pass 3Com 10/100 LAN PC Card 3CCFE574BT Pass PCET100-CL Pass Linksys 10/100 PC Card Pass SMC 8041TX V.2, EZ PC Card 10/100, SMC Pass BUFFALO LPC-PCM-CLX Pass ELECOM LD-CDK/TX Pass Corega EtherII PCC-TD Pass PLANEX FNW-3700-TX Pass

The following cards are NOT compatible:

01) 3Com 3CCFE575BT-JP

02) 3Com 3CXFE575CT-JP

03) 3Com 3CXFEM656C

04) Megahertz 10/100 LAN CardBus PC Card, 3Com

05) Come once (Taiwan card)

06) DFE-690TXD- Cardbus 32 bits

07) Fujitsu FMV-J184

08) Fujitsu FMV-J185

09) LPC3-CLTL

10) NetGear CardBus Notebook Adapter FA511

11) SMC 8036TX, EZ PC Card 10/100, SMC

12) TDK LAK-CB100X

13) Toshiba LANCB100A

14) Xircom CE3B-100BTX

15) Xircom CreditCard Ethernet CE3-10/10

16) I-O Data PCLA/TE

17) PCC-TXD

18) Kingston EtheRx PC Card KNE-PC2T

19) PLANEX GC-1000T

20) PLANEX FNW-3800-TX

21) BUFFALO LPC-CB-CLGT

22) IO DATA ETX-PCM

23) ELECOM LD-CBK/TX

NOTE:

No EMI (electro magnetic interference) was done, only a functionality evaluation.

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EPSON

RODUCT SUPPORT BULLETIN

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Subject:

The purpose of this bulletin is to provide information on Epson PC projector applications tested under the Windows XP SP2 (Service Pack2) environment.

Description:

Information is provided about the evaluation results and recommendations for Epson PC projector applications functionality in Windows XP SP2 Firewall environment.

Reason:

Compatibility testing for functionality of EMP NS Connection, EMP Network Manager, EMP Monitor, EMP Multi Screen Adjustment, Cinema Color Editor, VCOM Driver in the Windows XP SP2 environment.

10/08/2004 PSB.2004.10.002 TI 04-46e Rev. A EMP NS Connection, EMP Network Manager, EMP Monitor, EMP Multi Screen Adjustment, Cinema Color Editor, VCOM Driver Evaluation results of Epson Projector PC applications tested in Windows XP with SP2.

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Results of Windows XP SP2 installation:

Installing SP2 on PCs did not disturb the installation of the above software applications. Also, the application software can be installed on PCs where SP2 or earlier versions are installed without any issues.

The information contained in the following pages provides details for executing the applications in Windows XP SP2.

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Executing the Software:

When executing the software noted below for the first time after SP2 installation completes, the following security alert messages are displayed:

[EMP NS Connection]

Security alert screen (EMP NS Connection)

[EMP Network Manager]

Security alert screen (EMP Network Manager)

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[EMP Monitor]

Security alert screen (EMP Monitor)

[EMP Multi Screen Adjustment]

Security alert screen (EMP Multi Screen Adjustment)

The Security Alert screen for

Auto

button of

IP Address

Network

box.

or clicking the

EMP Multi Screen Adjustment

Add

button after entering an IP address in the

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is shown after clicking the

[Cinema Color Editor]

Security alert screen (Cinema Color Editor)

The functions of the three buttons displayed in the security alert screen are explained below.

Keep Blocking

[

] --- Enables you to register a started application in the “

Exceptions”

program of the Windows Firewall. The network port that the application uses is blocked. By selecting this button once, this security alert message will not be shown when starting the application next time.

Unblock

[

] ------------- Enables you to register a started application in the “

Exceptions”

program of the Windows Firewall and unblock the network port that the application uses. By selecting this option once, this security alert message will not be shown when starting the application next time.

Ask me later

[

]-------- When you want to select both buttons above or select either one

later, this button is selected. The started application is not registered

in the “

Exceptions

” program of the Windows Firewall and the network that the application uses is not unblocked. However, when restarting the application, the same security alert message is shown.

PC applications will work normally on Windows XP with SP2 if the “Unblock

•

Item” is selected when the security alert screen is shown.

For the detail operation information of each application, please refer to the following:

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Operating Status Report

When selecting the

Keep Blocking

button, the security alert message is closed and the

main screen of each application is displayed.

[EMP NS Connection Application]

3620

Port

is necessary for searching for projectors. If this port is blocked, projectors are not

detected.

The other applications operate normally. However, there is a case that execution of automatic search disables automatic detection. This occurs when projectors are registered for automatic detection in EMP Monitor before installing SP2, then the registered projectors may not be detected again after SP2 installation. Therefore it is recommended to select

Unblock

Keep Blocking”

If “

in the security alert screen.

has been selected when starting the application for the first time, and the blocking needs to be removed, complete the execution of the application and proceed with unblocking as follows:

a.) Start the Windows Security Center. Double click the icon in the shape of a shield that

is always displayed on the taskbar after the installation of SP2.

b.) Select and start

Windows Security Center screen

Windows Firewall

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