Epson EMP-X3 User Manual - Page 4

Connecting to Visual Equipment, Using EMP-82/62, Using EMP-X3

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Connecting to Visual Equipment • Turn off connected equipment. Damage may result if you try to connect when the power is on. • Do not try to force a cable connector to fit a port with a different shape. This may damage your projector. • When the source has an unusual connection, use the cable provided with the source or commercially available cables. • If you use a 2RCA (L/R) stereo min-jack audio cable, make sure it is labelled "No resistance". Connecting to a Computer Using EMP-X3 To audio output port Computer cable (Accessory / Optional) Audio cable (Commercially available) Connecting to a Video Source Component video cable (Optional) A/V cable (Commercially available) S-Video cable (Commercially available) Audio cable (Commercially available) DVD players, VHS players, satellite tuners, RGB converters, video distribution machines, and so on. Component out S-Video out Video out To audio output port * The port names may vary depending on the equipment. Connecting to a Computer To audio output port Using EMP-82/62 To audio output port Audio cable (Commercially available) Computer cable (Accessory / Optional) Audio cable (Commercially available) You can choose to connect your computer to either port Computer 1 or Computer 2. Connecting to a Video Source DVD players, VHS players, satellite tuners, RGB converters, video distribution machines, and so on. Audio adapter (Commercially available) Component video cable (Optional) A/V cable (Commercially available) S-Video cable (Commercially available) Audio cable (Commercially available) RCA audio cable (Commercially available) Component out To audio output port S-Video Video out out To audio output port * The port names may vary depending on the equipment. JJ English

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Audio adapter
(Commercially available)
To audio
output port
To audio
output
port
Component
out
Video
out
S-Video
out
S-Video cable
(Commercially
available)
A/V cable
(Commercially available)
Audio cable
(Commercially
available)
Using EMP-82/62
To audio
output port
RCA
audio cable
(Commercially available)
To audio
output
port
Computer cable
(Accessory /
Optional)
Audio cable
(Commercially
available)
Audio cable
(Commercially
available)
You can choose to connect
your computer to either port
Computer 1 or Computer 2.
Component video
cable (Optional)
Component video
cable (Optional)
Computer cable
(Accessory /
Optional)
To audio
output port
To audio
output
port
Component
out
Video
out
S-Video
out
S-Video cable
(Commercially
available)
A/V cable
(Commercially available)
Audio cable
(Commercially
available)
Audio cable
(Commercially
available)
Using EMP-X3
Connecting to Visual Equipment
Turn off connected
equipment. Damage
may result if you try
to connect when the
power is on.
Do not try to force a
cable connector to
fit a port with a
different shape. This
may damage your
projector.
When the source has an
unusual connection, use
the cable provided with
the source or
commercially available
cables.
If you use a 2RCA (L/R)
stereo min-jack audio
cable, make sure it is
labelled "No resistance".
Connecting to
a Computer
Connecting to a
Video Source
DVD players, VHS players,
satellite tuners, RGB
converters, video distribution
machines, and so on.
* The port names may vary depending on the equipment.
Connecting to
a Computer
Connecting to a
Video Source
DVD players, VHS
players, satellite
tuners, RGB
converters, video
distribution machines,
and so on.
* The port names may vary depending on the equipment.