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94 Presenting from a Memory Card, Digital Camera, or External Drive
Creating a Scenario from Scratch
Use this method when you want to create a scenario from a selection
of PowerPoint slides, graphics, or movie files. You’ll need to set up
your scenario file and folder, build the scenario, set up transitions, and
check the scenario.
Setting Up the Scenario File and Folder
1. Double-click the EMP SlideMaker2 icon on your computer’s
desktop (or click
Start > Programs or All Programs > Epson
Projector
> EMP SlideMaker2).
You see the EMP SlideMaker 2 screen:
Folders
window
File
window
Scenario windowFile-type selection box
Thumbnail
window
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- User’s Guide 1
- Important Safety Information 2
- Copyright Notice 2
- Contents 3
- Other Equipment 4
- 6 Contents 6
- 8 Contents 8
- The Epson 9
- Using Your Documentation 10
- Registration and Warranty 11
- Unpacking the Projector 12
- Optional Accessories 13
- 14 Welcome 14
- Displaying and Adjusting 15
- Positioning the Projector 16
- Projector 17
- Projecting the Image 18
- Selecting the Image Source 19
- You Can’t Project an Image 20
- Same Image 20
- Make sure 21
- Mirror Displays 21
- Adjusting the Image Shape 24
- Using Keystone Correction 25
- Shutting Down the Projector 26
- Using the Remote Control 29
- Search button 31
- Source Search button on the 31
- Source buttons. Use them 31
- Stopping Action 32
- Zooming Part of Your Image 33
- Controlling the Volume 33
- Resizing Video images 34
- Adjusting the Color Mode 34
- Using the Pointer Tool 36
- Customizing the Pointer Tool 36
- Connecting to Computers 37
- Cameras, and Other 37
- Equipment 37
- Connecting to a Computer 38
- Control 40
- Connecting an S-Video Source 43
- Component-to-VGA cable 44
- Component-to 44
- VGA adapter 44
- Other Device 46
- Connecting External Speakers 48
- Presenting Through a 49
- Wireless Network 49
- Starting EasyMP 50
- Ad Hoc mode 51
- Access Point mode 51
- Configuring the Connection 52
- Num button on the 53
- My Network Places or 55
- Network Neighborhood 55
- Properties 55
- Configure button 56
- Using Access Point Mode 59
- Configure. Then click the 61
- Network tab to see your 61
- OK to close the dialog 66
- Right-click and select Status 67
- System Preferences 68
- Configure 69
- Show All 69
- Settings, then make any 69
- Distribute IP addresses 69
- Adding WEP Encryption 71
- Adding WPA Security 72
- Adding LEAP Authentication 73
- Projecting Wirelessly 74
- If none of these suggestions 75
- Configure. Then click 76
- Show All Settings. The 76
- Extension and select 77
- Use encrypted 77
- Using the Control Bar 78
- ■ Brightness 79
- ■ Contrast 79
- ■ Color Mode 79
- Connecting in IP Connect Mode 80
- Click here 81
- Enter the IP 81
- Switching Between Users 83
- Disconnect 84
- Access light 84
- Eject button 84
- Presenting from a Memory 85
- Card, Digital Camera, or 85
- External Drive 85
- Displaying the Slideshow 87
- Controlling Your Slideshow 87
- ■ Continuous Play 88
- ■ Screen switching time 88
- Video or 89
- S-Video port and transmit 89
- S-Video button on the 89
- Creating a Scenario 92
- Scenario 93
- EMP SlideMaker2) 94
- Setting Up Transitions 98
- Checking Your Scenario 100
- Memory Card 101
- Presenting Scenarios 103
- Controlling Your Scenario 104
- Indicates 105
- Supported File Formats 106
- Fine-Tuning the Projector 107
- Using the Menu System 108
- Reset All 109
- Adjusting the Image 110
- Adjusting Signal Settings 111
- ■ Keystone 113
- ■ Auto Keystone 113
- ■ Operation Lock 113
- ■ Pointer Shape 113
- ■ Brightness Control 113
- Enabling Password Protection 114
- Capturing the Image 117
- ■ Display 119
- ■ User’s Logo 119
- ■ Projection 120
- ■ Operation 120
- ■ Standby Mode 120
- ■ Link 21L 120
- ■ Language 120
- Managing Projectors 121
- Using EMP Monitor 122
- Registering Your Projectors 123
- Delete 124
- Monitoring Your Projectors 125
- Status icons 126
- Video source icons 126
- Controlling Your Projectors 127
- Using E-Mail Alerts 128
- Enter on the remote control 129
- Mail and press Enter 129
- Num button and use the 130
- Num button again to exit 130
- Messages 131
- Network ON as the 132
- Network ON, the 132
- Using Projector Groups 134
- Select these 137
- 138 Managing Projectors 138
- IP connection. (If the upper 138
- IP connect mode rather than 138
- Exporting a Projector Group 139
- Export button 140
- Importing a Projector Group 141
- 142 Managing Projectors 142
- Maintaining the Projector 143
- Cleaning the Lens 144
- Cleaning the Projector Case 144
- Loosen, but don’t 147
- 148 Maintaining the Projector 148
- Resetting the Lamp Timer 149
- Transporting the Projector 150
- Solving Problems 151
- Using On-Screen Help 152
- Checking Projector Status 153
- Status lights 154
- The power doesn’t turn on 155
- The image is blurry 159
- Solving Network Problems 162
- Solving EasyMP Problems 164
- Send Scenario 165
- Where To Get Help 166
- Telephone Support Services 167
- Software Installation 169
- Macintosh System Requirements 170
- Continue Anyway 171
- 172 Software Installation 172
- Projector Installation 173
- 174 Projector Installation 174
- Keystone function in the 174
- Technical Specifications 175
- Projection Lamp 176
- Remote Control 176
- Dimensions 176
- Electrical 176
- Environmental 176
- Compatible Video Formats 177
- Important Safety Instructions 179
- Remote Control Information 181
- Declaration of Conformity 182
- FCC Compliance Statement 183
- Warranty 184
- Notices 185 185
- 186 Notices 186
- Index 187 187
- Index 189 189
- Index 191 191
- Index 193 193
- Control Panel 194
- Type B USB port 194
- Enlarge Section of image 195
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