Epson PowerLite 9300i User's Guide - Page 13

Additional Components, Some older Macintosh

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Additional Components The projector comes with the cables you need for most computer or notebook setups. Depending on how you plan to use the projector, you may need additional components: ■ To connect to a video player, you may need one of these cables: ■ RCA video cable ■ S-video cable ■ BNC cable These cables may be included with your video player; check the appropriate section in Chapter 1 to make sure of the kind of cable you need. You may be able to purchase it from EPSON (see page 14) or from your video dealer. ■ To use the projector's remote control as a wireless mouse, you'll need a USB cable (A to B), available from your local computer dealer. ■ To receive sound from your computer, you'll need a stereo mini-jack audio cable, available from most electronics dealers. ■ To receive stereo sound from a video player, you'll need a dual-RCA cable, available from most electronics dealers. ■ To connect a computer to the projector's Digital Video Interface (DVI) port, you'll need a DVI-D dual-link digital video cable, available from EPSON (see page 14); an optional DVI to DFP cable is also available. ■ Some older Macintosh® desktop and PowerBook® models may need a video-out cable (provided by Apple®) or the Macintosh adapter set shown on page 30 (available from EPSON; see page 14). Older iMac® systems may need a special adapter to provide a VGA output port; see your computer dealer. Welcome 13

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Welcome
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Additional Components
The projector comes with the cables you need for most computer or
notebook setups. Depending on how you plan to use the projector,
you may need additional components:
■
To connect to a video player, you may need one of these cables:
■
RCA video cable
■
S-video cable
■
BNC cable
These cables may be included with your video player; check the
appropriate section in Chapter 1 to make sure of the kind of cable
you need. You may be able to purchase it from EPSON (see
page 14) or from your video dealer.
■
To use the projector’s remote control as a wireless mouse, you’ll
need a USB cable (A to B), available from your local computer
dealer.
■
To receive sound from your computer, you’ll need a stereo
mini-jack audio cable, available from most electronics dealers.
■
To receive stereo sound from a video player, you’ll need a
dual-RCA cable, available from most electronics dealers.
■
To connect a computer to the projector’s Digital Video Interface
(DVI) port, you’ll need a DVI-D dual-link digital video cable,
available from EPSON (see page 14); an optional DVI to DFP
cable is also available.
■
Some older Macintosh
®
desktop and PowerBook
®
models may
need a video-out cable (provided by Apple
®
) or the Macintosh
adapter set shown on page 30 (available from EPSON; see
page 14). Older iMac
®
systems may need a special adapter to
provide a VGA output port; see your computer dealer.