Epson PowerLite 4300 Quick Reference - Page 2

Installing the Manuals, Turning the Projector On, Switching Between Image Sources

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Installing the Manuals 1. Insert the projector CD in your computer's CD or DVD drive. (Double-click the Epson installer icon, if necessary.) 2. Select your language, select your projector model, and follow the instructions on the screen to register. Then click Install Projector User's Guides to install the manuals. For Windows users, click Install Link to Download EasyMP Monitor to install an icon on your computer's desktop that you can use to access the EasyMP Monitor software. 3. To view the manuals, double-click the PowerLite 4100_4200W_4300 Guide or EasyMP Monitor Operation Guide (for Windows users only) icon on your computer's desktop. Turning the Projector On 1. Turn on your computer or image source. 2. Remove the lens cover. 3. Press the power button. After the power light stays green, the projector is ready. Note: If the Direct Power On function is enabled, you can turn the projector on without pressing the power button; just plug it in or flip the switch controlling the outlet to which the projector is connected. To turn on this feature, see the User's Guide. 4. If your image does not appear, see "Switching Between Image Sources" or "Troubleshooting." Switching Between Image Sources Press the Search button (remote control), one of the Source buttons (remote control), or the Source Search button (projector). Adjusting Image Position If the projector is mounted to the ceiling, use the vertical lens shift dial to move your image up or down or use the horizontal lens shift dial to move your image left or right. You can also use the ceiling mount to adjust the position. Horizontal lens shift dial Vertical lens shift dial If the projector is on a table, place it so it faces the screen as squarely as possible. To raise the image, use the vertical lens shift dial as shown above, or press the blue foot release lever and lift the front of the projector to extend the front adjustable foot. Release the lever to lock the foot in position.

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Switching Between Image
Sources
Press the
Search
button (remote
control), one of the
Source
buttons
(remote control), or the
Source
Search
button (projector).
Adjusting Image Position
If the projector is mounted to the
ceiling, use the vertical lens shift dial
to move your image up or down or
use the horizontal lens shift dial to
move your image left or right. You
can also use the ceiling mount to
adjust the position.
Horizontal lens shift dial
Vertical lens shift dial
If the projector is on a table, place
it so it faces the screen as squarely
as possible. To raise the image, use
the vertical lens shift dial as shown
above, or press the blue foot release
lever and lift the front of the projector
to extend the front adjustable foot.
Release the lever to lock the foot in
position.
Installing the Manuals
1. Insert the projector CD in your
computer’s CD or DVD drive.
(Double-click the
Epson
installer
icon, if necessary.)
2. Select your language, select your
projector model, and follow the
instructions on the screen to register.
Then click
Install Projector User’s
Guides
to install the manuals. For
Windows users, click
Install Link
to Download EasyMP Monitor
to
install an icon on your computer’s
desktop that you can use to access
the EasyMP Monitor software.
3. To view the manuals, double-click
the
PowerLite 4100_4200W_4300
Guide
or
EasyMP Monitor
Operation Guide
(for Windows
users only) icon on your computer’s
desktop.
Turning the Projector On
1. Turn on your computer or image
source.
2. Remove the lens cover.
3. Press the
power button. After
the power light stays green, the
projector is ready.
Note:
If the
Direct Power On
function is
enabled, you can turn the projector on
without pressing the
power button;
just plug it in or flip the switch controlling
the outlet to which the projector is
connected. To turn on this feature, see
the
User’s Guide
.
4. If your image does not appear, see
“Switching Between Image Sources”
or “Troubleshooting.”