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Installing the Wall mount

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Loosen the M4 bolts (x2), and then adjust the forward/backward slide

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Loosen the M6 bolt, and then adjust the vertical slide

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Re-tighten the screws and bolts that you loosened in steps 3 to 8

Warning

Tighten all bolts and screws firmly. Otherwise, the product may fall and cause personal injury or
property damage.

Summary of Contents for EB-735F

Page 1: ...Installation Guide ...

Page 2: ...nts of this Guide This guide explains how to install an ultra short throw projector EB 755F EB 750F EB 735F EB 725W EB 720 using the wall mount ELPMB62 If the mount is not supplied with the projector you can purchase it as an optional item ...

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Page 4: ...talled or for the wall mount a Remove the old projector Remove the end cap also remove the wall plate cover if necessary Remove the adjustment unit from the setting plate b Install the new projector Remove the adjustment unit from the old projector and attach it to the new projector Attach the adjustment unit to the setting plate c Fine tune the image While projecting an image fine tune the positi...

Page 5: ... 32 EB 720 38 Attaching the adjustment unit to the projector 44 Install the wall plate on the wall 45 Attaching the setting plate to the wall plate 47 Attaching the adjustment unit to the setting plate 52 Attaching peripheral devices 53 Adjusting the Position of the Projected Image 56 Preparations before adjusting 57 Performing mechanical adjustment using the Setting Plate Installation Guide 59 Ad...

Page 6: ...raphical symbols to show how to use this product safely The indications and their meaning are as follows Make sure you understand them properly before reading the guide Symbol Explanation Warning This symbol indicates information that if ignored could possibly result in personal injury or even death due to incorrect handling Caution This symbol indicates information that if ignored could possibly ...

Page 7: ... Package Contents Confirm that you have all necessary items before beginning installation Wall Mount Main Mount M4 x 12mm No Part name End cap Adjustment unit Setting plate Wall plate Wall plate cover Hexagonal axis ...

Page 8: ... in the arm of setting plate to cover it up after instal ling Safety wire set Connect to the wall mount and the projectortopreventtheprojectorfrom falling See the user s guide supplied withthesafetywiresetformoredetails Hexagon wrench for M4 Spanner No 13 for M6 M4 x 12 mm hexagon sock et head cap bolt with wash er spring washer x13 Assemble the wall plate as shown in the figure on p 6 x5 Secureth...

Page 9: ...items supplied you also need to prepare the following screws and tools Applicable parts Necessary items For the wall mount M10 or 3 8 inch x 60 mm anchor bolts for securing the wall plate at least x4 M10 screw for securing the wall plate temporarily x1 17 mm ratchet wrench for adjusting hexagonal axis Cables to connect to the projector Devices such as mini PCs ...

Page 10: ... installing the projector make sure there is a gap between the wall and the projector s air exhaust and intake vents See figure above c Leaving a gap of approximately 100 mm from the ceiling to the top of the wall plate makes it easier to install and remove the projector See figure above ...

Page 11: ...o the projector or mounting surface If this product falls it could cause death or personal injury When installing on a wall install so that it can sufficiently support the mass of the projector and the Wall mount and resist any horizontal vibration Use M10 or 3 8 inch x 60 mm nuts and bolts Nuts and bolts smaller than M10 or 3 8 inch x 60 mm could cause the setting plate to fall Epson accepts no r...

Page 12: ...t interfered with the nuts and bolts Incorrect handling of the cables may cause fire or electric shock When turning on the projector do not look into the projection window This could cause damage to eyesight due to the powerful light emitted Take particular care when there are children present When turning on the projector at a distance using the remote control make sure there is no one looking in...

Page 13: ...ry may result Caution Donotinstallthisproductinalocationwheretheoperatingtemperatureforyourprojector model may be exceeded Such an environment may damage the projector Install this product in a place free from excessive dust and humidity to prevent the lens or optical components from becoming dirty Do not use excessive force when adjusting this product This product may break resulting in personal ...

Page 14: ...stallation location of the projector in advance Install the projector away from other electric devices such as fluorescent lights or air con ditioners Some types of fluorescent lights could interfere with the remote control Wheninstallingtheprojector makesurethereisagapbetweenthewallandtheprojector s air exhaust and intake vents as shown in the following image When installing two or more projector...

Page 15: ... the projector s air exhaust vent Thepartitionsshouldbelargerthantheexhaustvent approx 20mminalldirections andinstalled approximately 400 mm from the exhaust vent and 200 mm from the intake vents 400mm 200mm Install and adjust the projector at a room temperature that is close to the actual intended usage environment If the temperature changes the position of the image may shift We recommend using ...

Page 16: ... the Wall mount 15 Wall Mount Specifications Item Specification Wall mount mass setting plate hexagonal axis adjustment unit wall plate wall plate cover end cap Approx 9 2 kg Maximum load capacity Approx 15 0 kg ...

Page 17: ...Installing the Wall mount 16 External Dimensions 549 9 356 8 46 5 78 6 70 2 395 486 2 LENS CENTER 280 93 1 20 5 100 5 125 137 27 5 115 195 ...

Page 18: ...Installing the Wall mount 17 30 5 31 8 496 234 8 192 2 4 x M4 208 5 74 117 112 25 41 1 35 7 48 2 891 508 162 26 12 20 5 3 125 9 2 x M4 ...

Page 19: ... mount 18 496 234 8 138 8 79 130 2 186 4 192 2 8 5 81 81 120 5 17 5 23 2 35 7 28 3 47 8 10 2 130 130 103 103 8 x M4 10 2 10 5 10 5 24 99 110 131 116 99 24 45 45 10 2 24 60 110 131 116 Adjustment Range Vertical slide 40 40 ...

Page 20: ...Installing the Wall mount 19 Horizontal slide 45 45 Forward backward slide 0 383 ...

Page 21: ... mm 100 mm x 100 mm Supported PC sizes Within 150 mm x 150 mm x 44 mm Supported PC weight 0 7 kg or less Installing Accessories When installing a switcher or a tuner use the screw holes shown in the figure below to secure them 30 5 12 20 5 3 125 9 2 x M4 Before installing check that the total weight including the projector and connection cables is below the maximum load capacity for the Wall Mount...

Page 22: ...ojection distance tables to determine the installation position s p 22 b Attach the adjustment unit to the projector s p 44 c Install the wall plate on the wall s p 45 d Adjust the arm length of the setting plate and then attach it to the wall plate s p 47 e Attach the adjustment unit to the setting plate and then connect the cables and peripheral devices s p 52 f Adjust the position of the image ...

Page 23: ...le of the wall plate See in the following illustration The offset value for the center of the screen being projected and the center of the Wall Plate is 46 5 mm 46 5mm S a c d b x x a Minimum projection distance Wide c Distance from the top edge of the image to the bottom installation screw hole for the wall plate b x Number on the arm slide scale on the set ting plate Max 533 mm d Distance from t...

Page 24: ...unt 23 See the following for the values for c and d when projecting at an aspect ratio of 16 6 EB 755F EB 750F EB 735F c1 d1 When the Screen Position is in the center c2 d2 When the Screen Position is at the top c2 d2 c1 d1 ...

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Page 45: ...nt unit to the projector a Loosen the M4 bolt on the adjustment unit and then align the marks for each part When the position is correct tighten the M4 bolt b Secure the adjustment unit to the base of the projector with the M4 x 12 mm bolts x4 supplied ...

Page 46: ...nstallation position that you confirmed using the projection distance table p 22 Align the center position of the screen being projected with Image Center B on the Template sheet b Drive a commercially available M10 screw into the position of the temporary screw hole for the wall plate Leave a gap of 6 mm or more between the wall and the screw head ...

Page 47: ...ance d Drill the holes in the wall Drilldiameter 10 5mm M10 or10mm 3 8inches 10 5mm M10 or 10mm 3 8 inch 45mm Pilot hole depth 45 mm Anchor hole depth 40 mm e Remove the template sheet f Place the wall plate on the temporary M10 screw that you installed in step 2 g Use commercially available M10 or 3 8 inch x 60 mm anchor bolts to secure the wall plate to the holes you drilled in step 4 ...

Page 48: ...e M4 x 12 mm bolts x2 and extend the arm slide on the setting plate Adjust the scale on the slider to the combined distance of the value for b confirmed in the projection distance table p 22 and the thickness of the projection surface x b Insert the hexagonal axis into the setting plate ...

Page 49: ...te Warning Do not hang the rest of the cable over the setting plate They could fall and cause an accident c Make sure that cable ports for connecting to peripheral devices such as mini PCs are routed so that they come out of the lower part of the setting plate and not through walls ...

Page 50: ...late to the wall plate Insert the hexagonal axis until the tip extends slightly out of the top of the wall plate and the other end connects to the bottom of the wall plate Caution Take care not to trap the cables between the setting plate and wall plate ...

Page 51: ...nt 50 e Temporarily secure the setting plate Secure three points with the M6 screws supplied x3 f Rotate the bottom of the hexagonal axis with a 17 mm ratchet wrench to align the marks on the wall plate and the setting plate ...

Page 52: ...Installing the Wall mount 51 g Tighten the M6 bolt x1 to secure the setting plate in position ...

Page 53: ...e adjustment unit The installation position is marked on the setting plate Install at an appropriate position according to the size of the screen you want to project on to When a projected image is smaller than 90 inches Install the unit at the mark When a projected image is 90 inches or more Install the unit at the mark ...

Page 54: ...or Connect the power cord last Attaching peripheral devices Attaching a switcher or a tuner Use commercially available M4 screws to secure a switcher or a tuner to the screw holes as shown in the following figure Attaching a mini PC or stick PC Attach the mini PC or stick PC to the mini PC plate and secure it to the left or right side of the wall plate ...

Page 55: ...t blocked We recommend installing the PC so that the air exhaust vents are at the top and the air intake vents are at the bottom When securing with the mini PC belt a Wrap the belt around the mini PC plate b Secure the mini PC plate to the wall plate using the M3 x 6 mm screws x4 supplied ...

Page 56: ... and the orientation of the screw holes the order in which parts are installed differs Be sure to check the installation instructions in advance Installation example Secure the mini PC plate with the PC installed to the wall plate using the M3 x 6 mm screws x4 supplied Secure the mini PC plate to the wall plate using the M3 x 6 mm screws x4 supplied and then install the PC ...

Page 57: ...r in Installation Projector ID When using EB 755F EB 750F set from Multi Projection Projector ID When you want to operate a specific projector hold down the ID button on the remote control and press the button with the same number as the projector ID Adjusting using the Setting Plate Installation Guide p 59 Manually adjust the position of the setting plate according to the guide screen displayed T...

Page 58: ...ing the image Install and adjust the projector at a room temperature that is close to the actual intended usage environment If the temperature changes the position of the image may shift When setting up multiple projectors using the batch setup function perform the batch setup before adjusting the projected image We recommend the mechanical position adjustment of the setting plate to adjust the im...

Page 59: ...nstallation menu to set the aspect ratio of the projected image f Change the aspect ratio if necessary Project images from a connected device and then press the Aspect button on the remote control Each time you press the button you see the aspect name on the screen and the aspect ratio changes c The aspect ratio does not change when no images are being projected from the connected device ...

Page 60: ... the guidance screen to adjust the position of the image a Press the Menu button Using the Remote Control Using the Control Panel b Select Setting Plate Installation Guide from the Installation menu You see the guidance screen c Turn the adjustment dial in the installation guide to adjust the horizontal roll ...

Page 61: ...60 d Turn the adjustment dial in the installation guide to adjust the horizontal rotation e Turn the adjustment dial in the installation guide to adjust the vertical tilt f Loosen the M4 bolt and then adjust the horizontal slide ...

Page 62: ... the forward backward slide h Loosen the M6 bolt and then adjust the vertical slide i Re tighten the screws and bolts that you loosened in steps 3 to 8 Warning Tighten all bolts and screws firmly Otherwise the product may fall and cause personal injury or property damage ...

Page 63: ... control panel to exit the guidance screen Adjusting using the projector menus c You can save adjusted values in Memory from the Geometry Correction menu Beforeperformingtheadjustment settheScreenTypesetting first IfyouchangetheScreenTypeafter making corrections the corrections will be reset Arc Correction a Press the Menu button Using the Remote Control Using the Control Panel ...

Page 64: ...Installing the Wall mount 63 b Select Geometry Correction from the Installation menu c Select Arc Correction ...

Page 65: ... a range that cannot be adjusted you see the message Cannot adjust any further displayed e When you have finished making adjustments press the Esc button on the remote control or the control panel to finish adjustment Quick Corner a Press the Menu button Using the Remote Control Using the Control Panel ...

Page 66: ...Installing the Wall mount 65 b Select Geometry Correction from the Installation menu c Select Quick Corner ...

Page 67: ... adjust any further displayed c While adjusting the sides press buttons 1 3 7 and 9 on the remote control to select the side you want to adjust e When you have finished making adjustments press the Esc button on the remote control or the control panel to finish adjustment Point Correction a Press the Menu button Using the Remote Control Using the Control Panel ...

Page 68: ...Installing the Wall mount 67 b Select Geometry Correction from the Installation menu c Select Point Correction d Select Point Correction and then select the number of grid ...

Page 69: ... adjustment c If it is hard to see the grid use Pattern Color to change the color of the grid f When you have finished making adjustments press the Esc button on the remote control or the control panel to finish adjustment Attaching the Covers a Attach the left wall plate cover ...

Page 70: ...cerned about the groove in the arm stick the supplied masking sticker Attaching a Security Cable Perform one of the following security measures if necessary Install a commercially available theft prevention wire lock Pass the wire lock through the security cable installation points on the projector and the setting plate ...

Page 71: ...l a security wire from Kensington The security slot on this product is compatible with the Microsaver Security System manufactured by Kensington See the following for more details on the Microsaver Security System http www kensington com ...

Page 72: ...nt values for the projected image such as Geometry Correction If batch setup is performed after adjusting the position of the projectors the adjustments you made may change By using the batch setup function the registered User s Logo is copied to the other projectors Do not register confidential information as the User s Logo Caution Performing batch setup is the customers responsibility If batch ...

Page 73: ...e the Esc button When all of the indicators start flashing the batch setup file is being written Caution Do not disconnect the power cord from the projector while the file is being written If the power cord is disconnected the projector may not start correctly Do not disconnect the USB flash drive from the projector while the file is being written If the USB flash drive is disconnected the project...

Page 74: ...y indicator and the Status indicator turn blue and the Laser indicator and the Temp indicator turn orange When all of the projector s indicators turn on release the Menu button The indicators turn on for approximately 75 seconds When all of the indicators start flashing the settings are being written Caution Do not disconnect the power cord from the projector while the settings are being written I...

Page 75: ...e remote control or the control panel connect the power cord to the projector The On Standby indicator and the Status indicator turn blue and the Laser indicator and the Temp indicator turn orange When all of the projector s indicators turn on release the Esc button The projector is recognized as a removable disk by the computer d Opentheremovabledisk andsavethebatchsetupfile PJCONFDATA bin tothec...

Page 76: ... projector s USB B1 port with a USB cable c Whileholdingdownthe Menu buttonontheremotecontrolorthecontrolpanel connect the power cord to the projector The On Standby indicator and the Status indicator turn blue and the Laser indicator and the Temp indicator turn orange When all of the projector s indicators turn on release the Menu button The projector is recognized as a removable disk by the comp...

Page 77: ...e On Standbyindicator is litblue When Setup Fails Check Remedy Are the Laser and the Temp indicators flashing orange quickly The batch setup file may be corrupt or the USB flash drive or USB cable may not be connected correctly Disconnect the USB flash drive or the USB cable unplug and then plug in the projector s power cord and then try again Are the On Standby and the Status indi cators flashing...

Page 78: ...i projection make connections and the necessary settings in the following order c When setting Multi Projection we recommend setting Operation Sleep Mode to Off from the projector s Menu a Setting the Projector ID s p 77 b Multi Projection image adjustment s p 79 Setting the Projector ID a Turn on the projector and then press the Menu button Using the Remote Control Using the Control Panel ...

Page 79: ... ID from the Multi Projection menu c Select the ID number for the projector d Press the Esc button to close the menu Repeat steps 1 to 4 for the remaining projectors e Point the remote control at the projector you want to operate and then press the ID button The current ID number is displayed on the projection screen ...

Page 80: ... ID is set to 0 you can operate all of the projectors regardless of the projector ID setting Operating multiple remote controls at the same time can cause accidental operations due to infrared interference Adjusting the Image in Multi Projection c Images are not stable immediately after turning on the projector After starting projection wait for at least 30 minutes before adjusting the image When ...

Page 81: ...ge looks uniform When using the EB 725W EB 735F EB 720 a Turn on the projector b Press the Menu button Using the Remote Control Using the Control Panel c Make the necessary settings from the following menus For details on making settings see the projector s User s Guide Image Color Mode Press the Color Mode button on the remote control to execute Select the same item for each projector so that the...

Page 82: ...nt that presents a risk of electric shock IEC60417 No 5957 For indoor use only To identify electrical equipment designed primarily for indoor use IEC60417 No 5926 Polarity of d c power connector To identify the positive and negative connections the polarity on a piece of equipment to which a d c power supply may be connected IEC60417 No 5001B Battery general On battery powered equipment To identif...

Page 83: ... has a laser radiation part ISO 3864 Disassembly prohibition Toindicateariskofinjury suchaselectricshock iftheequipment is disassembled IEC60417 No 5266 Standby partial standby To indicate that part of the equipment is in the ready status ISO3864 IEC60417 No 5057 Caution movable parts To indicate that you must keep away from movable parts ac cording to protection standards IEC 60417 6056 Caution m...

Page 84: ...oHS Manufacturer SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION Address 3 5 Owa 3 chome Suwa shi Nagano ken 392 8502 Japan Telephone 81 266 52 3131 http www epson com Importer SEIKO EUROPE B V Address Azië building Atlas ArenA Hoogoorddreef 5 1101 BA Amster dam Zuidoost The Netherlands Telephone 31 20 314 5000 http www epson eu ...

Page 85: ...al Notice Mac and OS X are trademarks of Apple Inc MicrosoftandWindowsaretrademarksorregisteredtrademarksofMicrosoftCorporationintheUnitedStates and or other countries 2020 Seiko Epson Corporation 2020 05 413966500ENPDF ...

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