BenQ EH600 User Manual - Page 35

BenQ Launcher, PC/YPbPr, LAUNCHER

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BenQ Launcher BenQ Launcher is the projector's operating system that allows you to wirelessly cast your device's screen, play files, run apps, as well as adjust projector settings. Use the buttons on the projector, the remote control, or connect a USB mouse to the projector's USB-1 or USB-2 ports to navigate BenQ Launcher and operate its functions. The BenQ Launcher home screen Upon initial start up or when BenQ Launcher is selected in the input source menu, the projector will display BenQ Launcher. If the projector is projecting from an input source (e.g. HDMI or PC/YPbPr), you can return to BenQ Launcher mode by pressing the source button or the LAUNCHER button on the remote control and then selecting BenQ Launcher in the input source menu. When the Auto Source function is enabled in the Advanced > Settings menu of the projector's OSD menu, the projector will display the BenQ Launcher home screen by default every time it is powered on. If the Auto Source function is disabled, the projector will detect if a signal is available from the input source that was last used and switch to that input source if it is available, if a signal is not available or the projector was set to BenQ Launcher during the previous session, the projector will enter the BenQ Launcher home screen. See Settings on page 90. 1 2 3 3 4 5 6 Actual screen may vary based on your BenQ Launcher firmware version. The BenQ Launcher home screen features six main components: No. Component Description 1 Status Bar Icons that display the time, Bluetooth, wireless status, and device name. Shortcuts to recently used apps/documents, instructions on how to project 2 Main Menu wirelessly, and recommended features/functions. See Using the Main Menu on page 37 for more information regarding the Main Menu. 3 Sidebar A menu of quick navigation buttons. See Using the sidebar on page 40 for more information regarding the sidebar buttons. Operation (under Launcher source) 35

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Operation (under Launcher source)
BenQ Launcher
BenQ Launcher is the projector’s operating system that allows you to wirelessly cast your device’s
screen, play files, run apps, as well as adjust projector settings.
The
BenQ Launcher
home screen
Upon initial start up or when
BenQ Launcher
is selected in the input source menu, the projector will
display
BenQ Launcher
. If the projector is projecting from an input source (e.g.
HDMI
or
PC/YPbPr
), you can return to
BenQ Launcher
mode by pressing the source button
or the
LAUNCHER
button on the remote control and then selecting
BenQ Launcher
in the input source
menu.
The
BenQ Launcher
home screen features six main components:
Use the buttons on the projector, the remote control, or connect a USB mouse to the projector’s
USB-1
or
USB-2
ports to navigate
BenQ Launcher
and operate its functions.
When the
Auto Source
function is enabled in the
Advanced
>
Settings
menu of the projector’s OSD menu, the
projector will display the
BenQ Launcher
home screen by default every time it is powered on. If the
Auto
Source
function is disabled, the projector will detect if a signal is available from the input source that was last used
and switch to that input source if it is available, if a signal is not available or the projector was set to
BenQ
Launcher
during the previous session, the projector will enter the
BenQ Launcher
home screen. See
Settings on
page 90
.
Actual screen may vary based on your
BenQ Launcher
firmware version.
No.
Component
Description
1
Status Bar
Icons that display the time, Bluetooth, wireless status, and device name.
2
Main Menu
Shortcuts to recently used apps/documents, instructions on how to project
wirelessly, and recommended features/functions. See
Using the Main Menu
on page 37
for more information regarding the Main Menu.
3
Sidebar
A menu of quick navigation buttons. See
Using the sidebar on page 40
for
more information regarding the sidebar buttons.
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2
3
4
5
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