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118 Presenting from a USB Drive, Camera, or CompactFlash Card
Supported File Formats
The following file types may be projected from a digital camera,
external hard drive, flash memory drive, or CompactFlash card:
Files with the extension JPEG and MPEG can’t be projected. Rename
or save files as JPG or MPG. Files with high compression will not look
good. Movie files may not look as good from media with a slow access
speed.
File Type Extension Notes
Scenario .sit These are scenario files created using the
EMP SlideMaker 2 program that is included
with the projector.
Graphics .bmp Images with a resolution greater than 1024
× 768 cannot be projected.
.gif Images with a resolution greater than 1024
× 768 cannot be projected.
.jpg Projection is not possible for CMYK color
formats, progressive formats, and images
with a resolution in excess of 8192 × 6144.
.png Projection is not possible for images with a
resolution in excess of 1024 × 768.
Movie .mpg MPEG2-PS
The reproducible audio format is MPEG-1
Layer 2. Linear PCM and AC- 3 audio cannot
be played back, but MPEG contents with no
sound can be played.
.mov QuickTime
®
format Motion JPEG files.
DPOF .mrk For DPOF version 1.10, only files named
AUTPLAYx.mrk (where x is a number
between 0 and 9) can be projected.
- User’s Guide 1
- Important Safety Information 2
- Copyright Notice 2
- Trademarks 2
- Contents 3
- The PowerLite 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
- Power button 18
- Displaying an Image 20
- You Can’t Project an Image 21
- Same Image 21
- If you’re using Mac OS X: 22
- Adjusting the Image Shape 24
- Using Quick Corner 25
- Using Keystone Correction 26
- Selecting the Color Mode 27
- Resizing Video Images 28
- Presenting with the Remote 29
- Using the Remote Control 30
- A/V Mute 31
- Stopping Action 32
- Zooming Part of Your Image 32
- Controlling the Volume 33
- Using the Pointer Tool 33
- Setting the Projector ID 35
- Setting the Remote Control ID 36
- Connecting to Computers 37
- Cameras, and 37
- Other Equipment 37
- Connecting to a Computer 38
- Connecting to the USB Port 39
- Connecting an S-Video Source 44
- HD15 to component cable 45
- (ELPKC19) 45
- HD15 to component 45
- Connecting External Speakers 49
- Other Device 50
- Inserting a CompactFlash Card 51
- Connecting a Network Cable 53
- Presenting Through a 55
- Wireless Network 55
- Starting EasyMP 56
- Configuring Basic Settings 57
- Configuring the Connection 58
- Using Ad Hoc Mode 59
- My Network Places or 61
- Network Neighborhood 61
- Properties 61
- Configure button 62
- Using Access Point Mode 65
- Configure. Then click 66
- Network tab to see your 66
- OK to close the dialog 71
- Right-click and select Status 72
- System Preferences 73
- Configure. Click Show 74
- All Settings, then make 74
- Distribute IP 74
- Enabling WEP Encryption 75
- Text2 and then Text3 76
- Enabling WPA Security 77
- Projecting Over a Network 81
- Distribute IP addresses 82
- Extension on the EMP NS 82
- Switch LAN on the 82
- Disable interrupt 83
- Solving Connection Problems 84
- Using the Control Bar 85
- Connect 86
- Enabling Network Security 87
- Enabling Data Encryption 88
- Multi-screen Projection 90
- 2. Click Display properties 91
- Projecting Video Clips 92
- Using Presentation Mode 94
- Using Presenter View 94
- Preferences 96
- Presenting from a USB 99
- Drive, Camera, or 99
- CompactFlash Card 100
- Video or 101
- S-Video port and transmit 101
- S-Video button on the 101
- Displaying the Slideshow 102
- Controlling Your Slideshow 103
- Option at the bottom of the 104
- Creating a Scenario 105
- EMP SlideMaker2 icon on 106
- Continue 106
- Thumbnail previews for 109
- PowerPoint slides will not 109
- Setting Up Transitions 111
- Checking Your Scenario 113
- Drive or CompactFlash Card 114
- Presenting Scenarios 116
- Controlling Your Scenario 117
- Supported File Formats 118
- Fine-Tuning the Projector 119
- Using the Menu System 120
- Reset All 121
- Adjusting the Image 122
- Six-Axis Color Adjustment 123
- Adjusting Signal Settings 124
- Auto button to 125
- ■ Keystone 126
- ■ Operation Lock 126
- ■ Pointer Shape 126
- ■ Brightness Control 126
- ■ Volume 126
- Enabling Password Protection 127
- Hold down 128
- Capturing the Image 130
- ■ Display 132
- ■ User’s Logo 132
- ■ Projection 132
- ■ Operation 132
- ■ Standby Mode 133
- ■ USB Type B 133
- ■ Projector ID 133
- ■ Multi-screen 133
- ■ Language 133
- Multi-screen Color Adjustment 134
- Managing Projectors 135
- Connecting to a Wired Network 136
- Using Projector E-mail Alerts 137
- Using EMP Monitor 139
- Registering a Projector 140
- Monitoring Your Projectors 142
- Managing Projectors 143 143
- Monitor screen 143
- Group status icons 143
- Type status icons 143
- Power status icons 144
- Error status icons 144
- Managing Projectors 145 145
- Controlling Your Projectors 146
- Using E-mail Alerts 147
- ■ The error/warning message 148
- Projector 149
- 150 Managing Projectors 150
- Pointer in the Settings menu 150
- Transferring Files by FTP 151
- Maintaining the Projector 153
- Cleaning the Lens 154
- Cleaning the Projector Case 154
- To order replacement air 155
- V13H134A08. See page 13 155
- Lamp warning light 156
- Loosen, but don’t 157
- Resetting the Lamp Timer 159
- Checking Lamp Usage 159
- Replacing the Batteries 160
- Transporting the Projector 161
- Solving Problems 163
- Using On-Screen Help 164
- Checking Projector Status 165
- Status lights (continued) 166
- The power doesn’t turn on 167
- The image is blurry 170
- Auto button 171
- Solving Network Problems 173
- 174 Solving Problems 174
- Solving EasyMP Problems 175
- 176 Solving Problems 176
- Scenario 176
- Send Scenario 176
- Where To Get Help 178
- ■ Description of the problem 179
- Software Installation 181
- Mac System Requirements 182
- Projector Installation 185
- 186 Projector Installation 186
- Technical Specifications 187
- Projection Lamp 188
- Remote Control 188
- Dimensions 188
- Electrical 188
- Environmental 189
- Safety and Approvals 189
- Compatible Video Formats 189
- Compatible video formats 190
- Technical Specifications 191 191
- Important Safety Instructions 193
- FCC Compliance Statement 195
- For Canadian Users 196
- Index 199 199
- Index 201 201
- Index 203 203
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