Epson 1945W Product Specifications - Page 3

Advanced Networking Features and Cutting Edge Technology Advanced wireless security protocol The integrated wireless module supports robust wireless network security protocols that prevent information leakage in an enterprise environment. The PowerLite 1945W, 1955 and 1965 offer security features such as WEP, WPA-PSK, WPAEAP, WPA2-PSK and WPA2-EAP. These security features are also available in Quick Connection Mode. EPSON iProjection App via Networked Projector iOS device users can project and share their presentation files, photos and more from their iPad®/iPod®/iPhone® via the EPSON iProjection application. For more information, visit www.epson.com/ProjectorApp Monitor/control projectors remotely Easily monitor and control networked Epson projectors using the included EasyMP® software • Schedule remote power on/off functionality; saves energy, money and time • Check the status of each projector as part of your maintenance routine • Access maintenance alerts for connected projectors, right from your office • Crestron RoomView enabled - monitor and control your projector with your existing RoomView software Digital DisplayPort and HDMI connectivity DisplayPort and an HDMI digital display interface enable the projector to easily project digital content including video and audio. Both are compatible with the latest laptops, Blu-ray®, DVD and other media players. Future proof your digital content. Message Broadcasting5 • Broadcast customized images/alerts over the network for announcements or instructions • Send messages to up to 1024 projectors simultaneously (message will overwrite the current screen content if the projector is being used, unless this function is disabled by the presenter) • If the projector is off, message broadcasting will turn it on and display the message Split Screen2 feature Project two images (video or still) sideby-side from two different sources simultaneously. You can choose from three layout options, swap the images/display sizes, choose the source for the audio and even display closed captioning if the source signal includes it.