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Sanyo PLC-WXU700A, Owner'S Manual

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Chapter 3 Names and functions of the operating screen

Turn on the projector and select either “Wired” or “Wireless”  from the input menu of the projector. 
The “Please wait...” message will be displayed on the screen. After short time, the network connection 
standby display screen will appear as below.  While the “Please wait...” message is shown, some 
operations are invalid.

Network connection standby display

Network Connection Standby Display

Summary of Contents for PLC-WXU700A

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Page 86: ...erator Function Owner s Manual This is the manual for the Network function Read this manual thoroughly to operate the Network function First read the owner s manual of the projector to understand the basic operation of the projector and the safety instructions The safety instructions in the owner s manuals should be followed strictly ...

Page 87: ...818 998 7322 This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules and RSS Gen of IC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 the device may not cause interference and 2 the device must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired operation of this device CAUTION Properly shielded a grounded cables and connectors must be used for connection to host computer ...

Page 88: ...25500 atbilst Direktīvas 1999 5 EK būtiskajām prasībām un citiem ar to saistītajiem noteikumiem Lietuvių Lithuanian Šiuo SANYO Sales Marketing Europe GmbHdeklaruoja kad šis WLAN Module 1AV4U19B25500 atitinka esminius reikalavimus ir kitas 1999 5 EB Direktyvos nuostatas Nederlands Dutch Hierbij verklaart SANYO Sales Marketing Europe GmbH dat het toestel WLAN Module 1AV4U19B25500 in overeenstemming ...

Page 89: ...notice You may not copy the printed materials accompanying with the software We shall not be responsible for any damages caused by reliance on this manual Expression Abbreviation The OS of the computer and the Web browser described in this manual is Windows XP Professional and Internet Explorer 6 0 In case of another OS or Web browser some instruction procedures may differ from the actual operatio...

Page 90: ...talling the software 19 3 Names and functions of the operation screen 23 Network connection standby display 24 Network Capture 5 window 25 4 Wired LAN configurations 27 Connecting to the LAN line 28 Network environment settings 28 Confirming the operation 30 Network PIN code 32 Network information 32 Wired factory default 33 Wired LAN factory default settings 34 5 Wireless LAN configurations 35 Se...

Page 91: ...76 Projector information 79 Multi control 81 8 Network capture functions 87 About Network Capture function 88 Using the Real Time Capture 91 Using the Network Communication 96 How to use the Network communication 100 Network Communication operation and change of state 103 Executing the forcing mode 104 Moderator function 105 Preparation for using the moderator function 106 Using the moderator func...

Page 92: ...work Viewer function 124 Use of the projector as FTP server 130 10 Network Projector Windows Vista 133 Use of Connect to a Network Projector 134 11 Appendix 137 Use of telnet 138 Web browser setting 140 Firewall setting 145 Troubleshooting 146 Terminology 152 ...

Page 93: ...WindowsVista Memory 256MB or more for Windows 2000 or Windows XP 1GB or more for Windows Vista Free HDD Space 100MB Screen Resolution Required to support any of VGA 640 x 480 SVGA 800 x 600 XGA 1024 x 768 The color number should be either 16 bit 65536 colors or 24 32 bit 16 77 million colors Communication Protocol TCP IP Network Correspond Wireless LAN Correspond to IEEE802 11b g IEEE802 11n Draft...

Page 94: ...ared WPA PSK TKIP WPA2 PSK AES SSID ESSID Service area about 30 m without disturbance Differs according to the operating environment Countries and Standards JAPAN VCCI ClassB TELEC Wireless USA FCC Part15 Subpart C Wireless FCC Part15 Subpart C Class B Canada IC RSS 210 Wireless IC ICES 003 ClassB Europe R TTE EMC LVD The wireless LAN can be used in the following countries and regions There are re...

Page 95: ...n the supplied USB memory p 95 To project the computer screen s image via the network you need to make a network setting in the projector and connect the projector to the network or if you use the supplied USB memory you can project the computer screen s image via the network without making a network setting Yes No Control by the projector p 91 94 Control by the web browser p 91 93 Use of Connect ...

Page 96: ...11 Chapter 1 11 This chapter describes the features the mechanism and connection procedures of the LAN 1 About LAN functions ...

Page 97: ...ent Network viewer function which remotely operates the image data on the server to project through the projector Moderator function with which the moderator can project the image on the participants computer screen at the meetings or the classes Multi control function which can operate multiple projectors up to 100 simultaneously Image projecting system via LAN The images are projected through an...

Page 98: ...hows an example of the projection via the LAN You can project the image on Computer 1 Wired LAN connection or Computer 2 Wireless LAN connection through the selected projector 3 3 0 3 3 0 3 3 0 Access point Computer 1 Computer 2 An example of the connection ...

Page 99: ...omputer 2 Network Projector Wireless communication mode AdHoc Communicate over an access point between Wired LAN equipment and Wireless LAN equipment Or communicate over an access point among multiple Wireless LAN equipment Wireless LAN equipment will select an access point to communicate SSID ESSID modes These communication modes are used when both Wireless LAN and Wired LAN are used in the same ...

Page 100: ...ection modes 3 Operate the computer mouse with the remote control When the projector s remote control employs mouse operating function you can operate the computer by the remote control To use the remote control point to the projector You do not need to connect the USB cable to operate the computer mouse ...

Page 101: ...16 Chapter 1 About LAN functions ...

Page 102: ...17 Chapter 17 This chapter describes how to install the Network Capture 5 software and how to set up the networks 2 2 Setup procedures ...

Page 103: ...t browser configurations 6 Basic setting and operation pp 45 64 STEP 3 Network Configuration has completed Follow each chapter to project an image and operate the projector N Operate and manage the projector 7 Controlling the projector pp 65 86 Power Control and status check p 66 Controls p 68 PC adjustment p 72 Setting up the projector p 73 Timer setting p 76 Projector information p 79 Multi cont...

Page 104: ... installation make sure that the other applications are closed otherwise proper installation cannot be made Network Viewer Capture 5 installation 1Set the supplied Network Viewer Capture 5 CD ROM into the CD ROM drive of your computer Double click SetupTool exe icon in the Tool folder in the CD ROM 2Select English United States from the pull down menu on the Choose Setup Language window and click ...

Page 105: ...ement will appear read contents carefully and click Yes button if you agree to the license agreement to proceed with installing During the installation following window may appear click Continue Anyway button 3Click Finish to complete the installation ...

Page 106: ...ower Point files L Network Viewer 5 Program Editor This is a tool to make the program which has a function to specify and order the projecting JPEG image data stored in the file servers To uninstall these software use Add Remove Program from the control panel 1 This product supports the JPEG image format This file is needed to convert to the optimized JPEG file by using the File Converter 1 softwa...

Page 107: ...n click Install button to start installing Installed software and places Network Viewer 5 File Converter 2 is installed in the Printers and Faxes folder in the Control Panel L Network Viewer 5 File Converter 2 This is a kind of the printer driver to convert to the JPEG data optimized to project by the projector from any of the documents created by the application software To uninstall Network View...

Page 108: ...23 Chapter 23 3 Names and functions of the operation screen This chapter describes the functions of each part of the operation screen 3 ...

Page 109: ...s from the input menu of the projector The Please wait message will be displayed on the screen After short time the network connection standby display screen will appear as below While the Please wait message is shown some operations are invalid Network connection standby display Network Connection Standby Display ...

Page 110: ... at a time 8 Wireless easy setting button Wireless easy release button Configure the Wireless LAN setting just by clicking this button The setting will be stored as AdHoc system For details refer to 5 Wireless LAN configurations Easy wireless setting p 41 To restore the easy setting press the Wireless easy release button E Network Projector List Display all the projectors connected to the networks...

Page 111: ...p 90 Moderator registration button Register a computer user as a moderator Join moderator s group button Join the moderator s group which is selected in the Network Projector list It is not available if there is no moderator registered Parameter setup button Activate the parameter setup window and execute the connections setting the image setting and the moderator s function setting For detail ref...

Page 112: ...27 Chapter 27 4 4 Wired LAN configurations This chapter describes the preparation for Wired LAN setting with projectors and how to set the LAN environment ...

Page 113: ... input menu of the projector 2 Select LAN mode select in the Network menu and press Point or SELECT button 3 Select similar LAN environment among Wired1 2 and 3 with the Point buttons Then the Menu will disappear the Please wait message will appear and switching operation will start Switching will take a while and after completing the operation the Ready for use message will appear and the project...

Page 114: ...g the columns with Point buttons adjust the figures with Point buttons and then press SELECT button to set 5 After completing all the settings select Set and press SELECT button Now all procedures have been done To cancel the adjusted settings select Cancel and press SELECT button To confirm whether the settings are correct follow the procedures described from the next page You can confirm the LAN...

Page 115: ...jector does not appear and error screen appears the network has not connected yet Try searching again with the Search PJ button If error screen appears again reconfirm the LAN setting When the projector is set in the location separated by the router see next page When Firewall function Anti virus software is effective network projector may not be found In that case disable the Firewall function an...

Page 116: ...ddress of the projector and Click OK button Then the projector will be added on the Search specified IP address window Multiple projectors are registered and they are stored even when the application is closed 3 Click OK button on the Search specified IP address window the registered multiple projectors will be searched Then the projector will be added on the Network Projector List of the applicat...

Page 117: ...ith the Point buttons Select Set and press SELECT button to set To cancel the preset Network PIN code select Cancel When you do not want to set the Network PIN code set 0000 It is recommended to set the Network PIN code if you use the projector via the networks The Network PIN code can be set also through the networks See 6 Basic setting and operation Initial setting Network PIN code setting p51 S...

Page 118: ...tings Wired factory default Select Wired factory default in the Network menu and press SELECT button All the wired LAN settings will go back to the factory default settings For details refer to Wired LAN factory default settings p 34 ...

Page 119: ...N Wired 1 Wired 2 Wired 3 IP CONFIGURATION MANUAL DHCP MANUAL IP ADDRESS 169 254 100 100 192 168 100 100 192 168 100 100 SUBNET MASK 255 255 0 0 255 255 255 0 255 255 255 0 GATEWAY ADDRESS 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 DNS ADDRESS 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 ...

Page 120: ...sult your system administrator for installation and set the LAN appropriately To operate via Wireless LAN your computer has to be equipped with a Wireless LAN card adapter which supports IEEE 802 11b g n DRAFT 2 0 If connecting in Infrastructure mode with an access point the access point is required to support IEEE 802 11b g n DRAFT 2 0 Caution Do not use a mobile phone or PHS near within 20cm 8in...

Page 121: ... configuration p 53 Complete the settings described in this chapter before performing the steps in 6 Basic setting and operation Setting the network environment 4 Select Network setting in the Network menu and press SELECT button and then the LAN setting screen will appear and the selected LAN settings will be displayed Adjust each item to the setting environment Consult your system administrator ...

Page 122: ... address Sets IP address of the projector Subnet Sets Subnet mask Normally sets 255 255 255 0 Gateway 2 Sets IP address of the default gateway Router DNS 3 Sets IP address of the DNS server Must be set when the E mail function is used Network type Sets Infrastructure or AdHoc mode When the AdHoc is selected the security WPA PSK and WPA2 PSK are not available SSID ESSID Identifier of the wireless a...

Page 123: ... adjust setting use the Point buttons to move among the character positions of the key entry fields This projector provides the following security options Use optimum security option on your network environment WEP64 40 bit Open WEP64 40 bit Share WEP128 104 bit Open WEP128 104 bit Share WPA PSK TKIP WPA2 PSK AES Notes when entering characters The symbol is displayed as when the ASCII key is used ...

Page 124: ...ters 10 characters 13 characters 26 characters 3 Use the Point buttons to select the Type field of the WEP key number that corresponds to the one you selected above and press SELECT button The WEP key entry screen appears In the WEP key entry field all characters are displayed in Use the Point buttons to select a character use the Point buttons to select a character position Enter all the characte...

Page 125: ...ttons to select Set and press SELECT button to complete the network configuration and return to the Network setting in the Network menu WPA PSK TKIP configuration screen Available PSK key characters ASCII code 8 to 63 digits Hex code 64 digits Security WPA PSK and WPA2 PSK modes are not available when the AdHoc network type is selected When you set the PSK keys with 64 digits the projector checks ...

Page 126: ...ppear During the switching period the projector cannot be operated SIMPLE LAN settings will be shown by pressing SELECT button The settings cannot be changed 4 Activate Network Capture 5 which is installed in the computer 5 Click Wireless easy setting button on the operation screen The Wireless LAN setting screen will appear and the computer will start to set up the Wireless LAN setting Adjust the...

Page 127: ...rrent LAN connecting environment Select Network Information from the projector menu and press SELECT button Wireless factory default Select Network factory default in the Network menu p 33 and press SELECT button All the wireless LAN settings will go back to the factory default settings For details refer to Wireless LAN factory default settings p 44 The Network PIN code is to restrict the access f...

Page 128: ... access point or computer in the network the WIRELESS indicator on the front panel lights up When sending or receiving of data it blinks Even though the wireless LAN in the network menu is selected the WIRELESS indicator does not light in this case the wireless LAN configuration is not set up correctly and please check the setting of the projector WIRELESS indicator ...

Page 129: ... 100 100 192 168 100 100 169 254 SUBNETMASK 255 255 0 0 255 255 255 0 255 255 0 0 GATEWAY ADDRESS 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 DNS ADDRESS 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 WIRELESS CHANNEL 11 11 11 WIRELESS MODE 802 11b g n 802 11b g n 802 11b g NETWORK TYPE AdHoc INFRASTRUCTURE AdHoc WIRELESS SSID ESSID SSID ESSID PJ WIRELESS5 ANY PJ WIRELESS5 WEP WEP encryption ...

Page 130: ...g etc Network setting Configure Wired Wireless LAN environment E mail Setting Configure E mail function to manage the projector SNMP Setting Configure SNMP function to manage the projector Caution When operating the projector with the browser connect the projector to the computer with Wired or Wireless LAN Complete the connection in advance 6 Basic setting and operation 6 ...

Page 131: ... the next login To change the display mode click Top on lower right corner of the setting page p 47 STANDARD MODE For computer display displays graphical menus and settings This mode is recommended for standard use LIGHT MODE Displays with 200 x 300 dots This mode is optimized for use of the handheld computer PDA etc It is also convenient if the network traffic is heavy This mode has some limitati...

Page 132: ...yer version 6 or later follow the message on the control page to install the Adobe Flash Player For further product information or installing see the Adobe homepage http www adobe com Setting page Displays the control and setting items according to the selected menu Returns to Display Mode selection page p 46 Main menu For selection of control and setting items of the projector Page numbers Switch...

Page 133: ...ting pallet appears after clicking the item Change the value by clicking S or T button or type the number onto the text box directly and then click Set button Each item has a valid setting range respectively Example of the Setting Page The value in the text box indicates current value Each item has a valid setting range The setting value exceeding its range becomes invalid Some control items can n...

Page 134: ...quickly when S or T button is kept pressing Pull down menu setting Select an item with pull down menu button and then click Set button or Select an item by clicking S or T button Radio button setting Select an item by selecting a radio button Check box setting Select items by ticking on check boxes Type of the setting pallet How to use the setting page ...

Page 135: ...guage Switches display language on the setting page English or Japanese Model name Indicates the model name of the projector Projector name Sets the name of projector This projector name is listed on the application window of the Network Capture software Network PIN code Sets the Network PIN code to login the setting page p 32 p 42 PJLink Switches PJLink password authentication on or off Password ...

Page 136: ...work PIN code to the projector you can check it by selecting Network PIN code sub menu from Network menu on the projector For further information please see item Network PIN code setting p 32 p 42 PJLink and password setting This is to set the PJLink password authentication on or off If On is set with the PJLink pull down menu the password must be required Enter a password onto the text box and cl...

Page 137: ...ate and time setting NTP is abbreviated expressions of Network Time Protocol It is a protocol to acquire the exact current time via the network This projector acquires the current time from the NTP server and update the time in the network module After setting the NTP address the projector acquires the time per 24 hours If the projector fails acquiring the time from the NTP server the projector tr...

Page 138: ...or the default setting of the above LAN see the items Factory Default Setting 1 Set 255 255 255 255 if the network does not provide the gateway router 2 Set 255 255 255 255 if you do not use the function E mail alert Item Description Change setting Selects LAN1 to LAN5 and Simple IP configuration Sets DHCP or Manual IP address Sets IP address of the projector Subnet mask Sets Subnet mask Default g...

Page 139: ...ts re booting and applies the setting It takes about 20 seconds to complete Close the web browser and access to the login page again in 20 seconds On the screen of the projector the Please wait message will appear and switching operation will start Switching will take a while and after completing the operation the Ready for use message will appear During the switching period the projector cannot b...

Page 140: ...e Even though all characters on the Wireless information is uppercase it is necessary to distinguish between upper case and lower case characters Channel If you use the projector in 802 11AdHoc mode select the channel from 1 to 11 Configuring wireless LAN setting and security setting Notes for entering characters The symbol is displayed as when the ASCII key is used The symbol is treated as a char...

Page 141: ...haracter changes as the table below according to the type of WEP encryption and input type WEP option Characters WEP64 40 bit ASCII WEP64 40 bit HEX WEP128 104 bit ASCII WEP128 104 bit HEX 5 characters 10 characters 13 characters 26 characters Four key indexes can be set however the only one with check on its radio button is effective Both of the number and value of the key index in effect must be...

Page 142: ...er is a server for sending E mail Please contact your network administrator to have this SMTP server address When the server name for SMTP server is used DNS must be set up to activate the E mail function p 53 If the projector sends an alert message due to the abnormality on the projector but the SMTP server is down in some other reason the message will not be sent In that case the message Unable ...

Page 143: ...oo high O When PJ is turned into Standby in proper user operation 2 O When accumulated filter use time reaches hours O When Power management function turns PJ lamp off O When the signal is interrupted O When Auto Play is failed 3 O When lamp Corres Value reaches hours Attached message When PJ lamp is off signifies the lamp goes out without user operation When PJ is turned into Standby in proper us...

Page 144: ...lowing message The Projector lamp is turned off because internal Projector temperature is too high Wait for the completion of the cooling process and make sure the projector has been turned into Standby Then turn the projector on again If the Indicator continues flashing check the air filter for dust accumulation A 81 5 degrees fahrenheit B 134 degrees fahrenheit C 95 6 degrees fahrenheit Temperat...

Page 145: ...he lamp use time Corresponding value reaches the preselected lamp use time It can be used for preparation of the lamp replacement and the maintenance required TITLE Message from projector 10 03 2007 00 59 Projector Model Name model name TCP IP 192 168 1 201 Projector Name Proj05 It sends you following message The accumulated lamp use time reaches 1800 hours Prepare for the lamp replacement Discret...

Page 146: ... information with SNMP is called Community There are two access modes in a community Refer read only and Set read write This product allows to use Refer read only only The SNMP message informs the projector status called Trap to an administrator Click SNMP Setting on the main menu and set up each item Item Description Contact Enter user name of the projector etc optional Place Enter place of the p...

Page 147: ...ter IP address of the SNMP manager computer to receive Trap Up to 10 address can be registered Up to 10 trap addresses can be registered Trap Check and delete the trap address Checking the registered trap address and deleting the address To delete the address tick the check box in front of the IP address and click Delete button Trap check delete ...

Page 148: ...unction p 113 For further information of the error refer to item Auto Display setting and control page 3 p 127 Trap option Trap option setting Tick the check boxes in front of the condition item to send the trap Click Set button if you tick or un tick the check box on a page 1 O When PJ lamp is off O When PJ lamp replacement time is reached O When internal PJ power circuit is failed O When interna...

Page 149: ...64 Chapter 6 Basic setting and operation ...

Page 150: ...Chapter 65 Describes controlling and setting of the projector by using the web browser 7 Controlling the projector 7 ...

Page 151: ...amp in the projector Inside temp B Displays the surrounding temperature of panel in the projector External temp Displays the surrounding temperature of the intake vent The warning icon will appear if the temperature exceeds a specified value Check if there is no object to obstruct the airflow around the intake or exhaust vent It might be airfilter clogged Clean up the airfilter The temperature uni...

Page 152: ...elow Click this icon to display further information of the power failure When a security PIN code lock has been set on the projector you also cannot control it through the network To control the projector through the network unlock the security on the projector using with the projector s menu control Click this icon to display further information of the power failure Power control and status check...

Page 153: ...ou use therefore there may be different controls between the described items and actual control items on the page display For further information refer to the projector s owner s manual When the projector is standby only the timer on the setting menu is available others are not available Item Description Input Selects input mode of the projector Source Selects signal source of the input Computer1 ...

Page 154: ...ideo Scart input Item Description AUTO It automatically switches to the proper color system of the input signal The selectable color systems are PAL SECAM NTSC NTSC4 43 PAL M and PAL N AUTO is fixed at the Scart input Available selection at HDMI input Item Description D 480p It automatically switches to the proper scanning system of the input signal The selectable scanning systems are D 480i D 575...

Page 155: ...he color temp indicates Adj Item Description Gamma Adjusts brightness of darker part of the picture Noise reduction Switches noise reduction mode Progressive Switches progressive mode Reset Resets the Image adjustment to previous levels Store Stores the Image adjustment values Select an item Image 1 Image 4 from the pull down menu and click Store button Load Loads the Image mode Select an image mo...

Page 156: ...tion is to adjust the sound of the projector The values in the text box represent the current control value or status Item Description Volume Adjusts the sound volume from the speakers Mute Suppresses the sound Controls ...

Page 157: ... adjustment Fine sync Performs Fine Sync adjustment Total dots Adjust the number of total dots in the horizontal period Clamp Adjusts the phase of the clamp Display area Horizontal Adjuststheimageareahorizontally Vertical Adjuststheimageareavertically Item Description Position Horizontal Adjusts the horizontal position of the screen Vertical Adjusts the vertical position of the screen Reset Resets...

Page 158: ...tion Screen Switches the screen mode There may not be available mode depending on the input mode as shown in the table below Input source Screen mode Video Computer Normal True Full Zoom Wide Natural wide Custom The mark indicates the available screen mode in the selected input source system The error message appears when the disabled screen mode indicated with is selected Setting up the projector...

Page 159: ...by mode Sets the network function enable or disable in the standby mode Normal Enable Eco Disable Lamp control Selects the lamp control mode Remote control Sets the remote control code Item Description Display Switches on or off the on screen menu display on the screen Countdown off Displays image during the starting up Logo Sets the logo display on the screen during the startup Ceiling Sets the i...

Page 160: ...the use time Corresponding value of the lamp and reset the counter Filter counter Displays the filter use time Reset the time after filter clean up Filter warning Sets the time to indicate the filter warning message on the screen Item Description Key lock Sets the prohibition of controls either Projector or Remote control Closed caption Sets the closed caption function Closed caption Sets the clos...

Page 161: ... timer to turn the projector off or on at a programmed day date and time Follow the steps below for setting Click Timer on the main menu Present time set on the projector Select date Select day Set execute time Event action This projector does not provide the built in battery The date and time information are lost when the projector turns off when Eco is set for the stand by mode Refer to p 74 or ...

Page 162: ...t Click Set button to register the set timer event Repeat steps 1 to 4 for another timer event setting Change the event mode On the event list appearing by clicking Check button click on the event you want to delete disable or enable Click Cancel Delete Timer ON or Timer OFF button on the popup pallet Check the timer events To check the set timer events click Check button The timer events are list...

Page 163: ...ent 4 and event 6 will become effective if a person turns off the projector after event 3 and before event 4 or turns on the projector after event 5 and before event 6 Event 1 ON Event 2 OFF Event 3 ON Event 4 ON Event 5 OFF Event 6 OFF Projector Power ON OFF OFF OFF ON Invalid event Invalid event Time When the timer events are set at the same time the last event set will override the previous eve...

Page 164: ...tion Input Displays selected input and source System Displays selected signal system Signal Input signal status Screen Displays screen mode Lamp status Displays lamp status with an animation Refer to the table on the next page Security Displays the security PIN code lock status Click this button to update the information Projector information ...

Page 165: ...ediately Red Blue with X Lamp failure Lamp failure check the lamp condition Red Red with X Lamp failure Lamp failure and lamp is being used over a specified use time replace the lamp immediately Indication of the lamp status Items Description PJ time Displays the accumulated use time of the projector Lamp Corres Value Displays the use time Corresponding value of the lamp Filter time Displays the u...

Page 166: ...he network you can control and set up them together Click Multi Control on the main menu to display the control page Note To control the multiple projectors each projector must be set the same Network PIN code PC6 PC4 PC5 Select Input2 for PJ1 to PJ4 PJ3 PJ1 PJ2 PJ4 Example of multi control Multi control ...

Page 167: ...he multi control menu will appear when ON is set These items of menu are linked to the main menu The multi controllable menus are Power Status PC adjustment Control Setting E mail setting Timer SNMP setting and Network Viewer Click each menu and perform setting and adjustment The word MULTI CONTROL appears on the each control page while the multi control is operating This shows the multi control i...

Page 168: ...k on a listed IP address the login page for the selected projector will be displayed with a new window Items Description IP address Enter IP address of the projector to control Memo Enter projector name or installed location etc Multi control item Control Controlling the projector Control Image Controlling and displaying images Image Displaying the images Status Confirmation of registered projecto...

Page 169: ...ting for the response from each registered projector There are some disabled items in the multi control function for the light mode Change the mode of the registered projector To change the mode of the registered projector select a mode with the pull down menu button under the IP address of the target projector and then click Set button Status Description blank The projector is connected to the ne...

Page 170: ...ojectors sequentially This is effective only if the multi control item of the registered projector is set to either Control Image or Control Setting all together E mail setting SNMP setting and Timer can be set all together Set ON the multi control setting and items of each menu The setting value is applied to the registered projectors sequentially This is effective only if the multi control item ...

Page 171: ...control Network Viewer menu Set the display time periods and repeat times for the auto image display After clicking Start button the registered projectors start playing back the auto image display in sequential For further information of the Auto display see Using the network viewer function p 124 This is effective only if the multi control item of the registered projector is set to either Control...

Page 172: ...rk Capture is a function to display the screen image and reproduce the sound of the computer via the network Real Time Capture Network Communication Moderator Function Playing Movie files 8 Network capture functions 8 ...

Page 173: ...the sound of the computer which has a Network Capture 5 software by the projector through the network This function has 3 kinds of mode as below Real Time Capture p 91 A function to display the screen image and reproduce the sound of the computer by the projector through the network in real time Network Communication p 96 This mode is to communicate by sharing the capture image of a computer with ...

Page 174: ...item Parameter set up on the next page Window show Displays the application window on the screen Version information Displays the version of this software Shut down Quits the Network Capture 5 application About Network Capture function Parameter set up Window show Version information Shut down Network Capture activating One shot capture Terminate capture Window show Version information Shut down R...

Page 175: ... multiple windows on the computer s screen When you execute the capturing the window selection dialog appears Select a window name from the dialog window The projected window size is automatically adjusted to fit the projector s screen size Sharpness Select a capturing picture quality among High Medium Low Q Reduce image Check if the capturing image resolution is more than projector s panel resolu...

Page 176: ...cedures below Start up the Network Capture 5 software first start up the real time capture and then start up the movie player software Terminate the movie player software first and then terminate the real time capture The registered computer enables to start capturing if only the Network Capture 5 is activated The transfer speed of the captured image using the Real Time Capture function is dependi...

Page 177: ...he projector list To stop capturing click One shot capture on the popup menu appearing by clicking on the Network Capture 5 icon on the task bar The captured image of the computer on the screen is frozen To restart capturing click Start real time capture on the popup menu 3To end capturing click Terminate capture on the popup menu appeared by clicking on the Network Capture 5 icon on the task bar ...

Page 178: ... end capturing click End button The IP address of the connecting PC should be registered previously p 91 If the error message appears check item Parameter set up p 90 To use the capture function from the web browser or projector the Network Capture 5 on the captured computer must be activated PC4 PC3 PC6 Capture PC5 PC2 PC1 PC provides the Network Capture Project a screen image of PC1 with PJ2 PJ2...

Page 179: ...nected and then press SELECT button to start capturing The screen image of the selected computer will appear on the projected screen in real time 4To end capturing select Disconnect and then press SELECT button The IP address of the connecting PC should be registered previously p 91 If the error message appears check item Parameter set up p 90 The projector does not provide the function to registe...

Page 180: ...only the wireless LAN adapter is provided in the computer Change the LAN setting of the computer to SIMPLE and search a projector with the wireless LAN adapter In case of both the wired and wireless LAN adapters are provided in the computer When Usually set it to a network adapter to use is not checked the network selection window is displayed 6 For the following operations refer to Page 92 Using ...

Page 181: ...nnect p 94 The Network Capture software installed in the selected computer will start capturing 2On the image of the PC1 projected on the screen search a presentation file data stored in the PC1 by using the wireless mouse function of the remote control supplied with the projector 3Select a desired file and double click with the remote control The application by which the document was created star...

Page 182: ...l the available subject computers in the network automatically 2 Subject computers are registered to the projector Perform capture setting following to the description below 1 When serving the capture data to all the sub ject computers in the network By using the web browser display Communication Setting from menu Network Capture Page 2 Confirm that the item Auto search subject PC is ON If OFF cha...

Page 183: ... screen image and sends it to the projector Authority Acquires releases the authority to edit the capture image Edit Tool Pencil Selects a pencil tool Eraser Selects an eraser tool Letter frame Selects a letter frame tool Form Free Draws line with freehand Shape Straight line Draws straight line Square Draws square Oval Draws oval Square Painting out Draws filled square Oval Painting out Draws fil...

Page 184: ... by a drag and drop of the tool bars There are some disable buttons depending on the tools and authority mode In that case the button appears in gray Capture transfer Authority Terminate Communication Save communication Attribute Oval Painting out Straight line Letter frame Square Painting out Square Eraser Pencil Free Oval Form tool bar Standard tool bar Width Large Medium Small Color pallet 16 c...

Page 185: ...ly The communication cannot be ended while other PC has the authority To end communication forcibly click the Capture 5 icon on the task bar and select Shut down on the popup menu How to use the Network communication Start the communication 1Display an image on the computer screen 2Start Network Capture 5 The application window appears and the projectors in the network are listed 3Select the proje...

Page 186: ...e drawn objects 1Click Eraser button on the form tool bar 2Select its attribute shape width from the form and attribute tool bar 3Drag a mouse pointer on the screen image to erase the figure Hints of the drawing Straight line tool To draw the vertical line or horizontal line drag a mouse pointer with shift key pressed Square tool To draw the quadrate drag a mouse pointer with shift key pressed Ova...

Page 187: ...me button on the form tool bar 2Select a color of text with color tool bar 3Drag a mouse pointer on the screen image to specify the area of the letter frame The letter input dialog window will appear 4Enter the letter onto the window To change the letter attribute click Letter attribute button See the item letter attribute setting below 5Click OK button to fix the content The entered letter appear...

Page 188: ...ority status frame chang es red R The editing information on the Sub PC is reflected on the Main PC B 6 Editing the captured image using with the tools The editing information is automatically transferred to the subject PC R The color of authority status frame changes green G I Releasing the editing authority The color of authority status frame chang es green G I Acquiring the authority The color ...

Page 189: ...able Click page 2 Communication Setting from the menu Network Capture Execute command by clicking the button Free Quit or Update Displays IP address of the Main PC Displays IP address of the computer has a editing authority Item Description Free Releases the editing authority forcibly Sets condition which all the users can acquire an authority Quit Quits the communication forcibly The capture edit...

Page 190: ...a directly in a short time and in real time without taking time to transfer the data to the computer connected to the projector The image data will not be limited by the computer s application because the data transfer of each computer adopts the screen capturing system Names and terms used in this chapter have following meanings Moderator Moderator or teacher Client Participant of meetings or the...

Page 191: ...mage can be projected Following application window appears when the Network Capture starts After clicking Moderator registration button the application window changes to Moderator mode window as shown in the lower picture below Projector list Status of use Join moderator s group Normal mode application window Client list Projector list Status of use Delete moderator s registration Start real time ...

Page 192: ...screen on the screen When you project the capture image with the multiple projectors select projectors on the projector list by holding the Ctrl key or Shift key The moderator and the clients can start the meeting with Moderator function Description of application window Column Description Status Indicates the projector s condition On real time On One shot capture On Standby In Moderator mode etc ...

Page 193: ...r function is unregistered 3 After terminating the Network Capture 5 all the clients joined in the session will be unregistered Moderator s password setting up This enables you to set up the password to join in the moderator s group Start up the network Capture 5 and click Parameter set up button on the application window On the moderator function setting item on the parameter set up window set up...

Page 194: ...t transfer the data to the projector when the Start Communication Terminate Communication Capture transfer Start real time capture or Terminate capture is executed The time out period is 10 seconds Check the connection of the network cable Cannot receive data from PJ Cannot receive the data from the projector when the Start Communication Terminate Communication Capture transfer Start real time cap...

Page 195: ...re in the computer or the USB thumb drive connected to the projector will be displayed Select the movie files and click Open button The supported movie file formats for playback are as follows MPEG1 MPEG2 MPEG4 H 264 VC 1 Playing the movie files Although the quality of the real time capture image of a computer screen is not so good but you can keep a high quality of projection image with this movi...

Page 196: ...es list While playing the movie other buttons in addition to play button are effective and you can operate to stop or pause To change the volume of the movies adjust the volume bar To mute the sound check the Mute check box The current playing movie file is indicated with blue color Adding or deleting files is not available during playing a movie 6 To end the play movie click the Terminate Playing...

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Page 198: ...the image data stored in the file servers by the projector through the network Describes the file converter software File Converter 1 File Converter 2 the program creator software Program Editor and how to use Network Viewer 9 Network Viewer functions 9 ...

Page 199: ...o use the Network Viewer 5 File Converter 1 The File Converter 1 is a software to convert the images from the JPEG bitmap or Power Point data to the optimized JPEG data for the projector Start up and quit the File Converter 1 To start up the File Converter 1 click Network Viewer 5 File Converter 1 menu from Start All Programs Network Viewer Capture 5 menu To quit the File Converter 1 click on the ...

Page 200: ...to convert them again but if you change the size or image quality reconvert them Menu Tree Menu Sub Menu Description View Update Updates contents of the preview window Preview size Sets size of the preview image Large Middle Small Tools Option Sets default of the output destination and conversion mode Conversion Convert each file Converts a file into a JPEG file individually Convert a folder Conve...

Page 201: ...nd stores the optimized files into the output folder It enables you to select a local hard disk of your computer shared computer in the network and a directory of the FTP server To change the conversion type or output destination click Change button If the power point file is included in the conversion object the Microsoft Power Point software will start running and converting automatically Dialog...

Page 202: ...rectory of the FTP server Conversion mode Resolution Selects output image resolution VGA to SXGA The image resolution higher than the projector s panel resolution cannot be displayed Image rotation Selects image rotation 0 90 180 270 Conversion Type Fit Converts either width or height of the image to fix the maximum screen width or height Justify both ends Converts width of the image to fix the ma...

Page 203: ...u Creating the available data 1Open a document with the individual software 2Select a Print sub menu and open the printing dialog On the window select Network Viewer 5 File Converter 2 icon on Select Printer item and click Print button Set the option setting for the page layout or paper setting by clicking Preferences button if required 3Select a folder and click Save button The file name is named...

Page 204: ...Viewer Capture 5 menu 2Click Connect button 3If the connection setting window appears enter the each item and then click OK button The setting window disappears and then the programs are listed on the window if there are program files at the login directory in the connected FTP server IMPORTANT It is required to set the write permission mode for the login directory of the FTP server In the read on...

Page 205: ...der or display time of the image individually For further information see the item Setting up the display order and time of the images on the next page The order of the display is listed in the folder list window To change the order of the display change the list order of the folder list by using UP or DOWN button The programs are stored into the DispParam folder at the login root directory and th...

Page 206: ...enu is selected the thumbnail of the image will be displayed default setting When Icon is selected the icon image will be displayed It takes a while to display thumbnails The number in front of the file name indicates the display order of the image Menu Sub menu Description File Exit Closes index window Edit UP Steps up the display order of the selected images DOWN Steps down the display order of ...

Page 207: ...ime setting window Check Display time in the check box and set the display time To cancel the display time un check the Display time in the check box Image frame on the index window Image frame on the index window has 3 kinds of display modes as follows No frame Shows that the image in the folder is unchanged Blue frame Shows that image is added into the folder newly Red frame Shows that image is ...

Page 208: ...ction p 124 The limitation of the Program file There are several limitations for the program file as follows The number of programs in a root folder is less than 1000 The number of folders in a program is less than 100 Total characters of folder name is less than 255 Total characters of program file name is less than 63 Do not make a program name started with Do not make a program name contained w...

Page 209: ...lso you can register those folders as the program The network viewer function cannot be used when the network capture function is used Condition to use the Network Viewer function Should be possible to use the FTP service with Windows 2000 Professional or XP Professional User has a full access account to the FTP server or the FTP server allows anyone to use with Anonymous account which also has a ...

Page 210: ...isplays the path of the file or folder selected Selects the display type either the listed with file name or listed with thumbnail The thumbnail can be selected 4 division 6 division or 9 division Item Description Host name Enter the host name or IP address of FTP server yourftp server etc Folder Path Use root directory normally or enter the directory name follow the as shown in the below example ...

Page 211: ... preview list of the selected folder or program is displayed on the window Button Operation Go to the preceding start up image in the auto display function Go to the following start up image in the auto display function List Switches to the List mode Thumbnail Switches to the thumbnail mode Close Close the window The original image is displayed on another window by clicking on the preview image or...

Page 212: ...40 sec Repeat times 0 to 255 times 0 means endless play Click here to check the further information of the file error 4 Auto Display setting and control page 3 Error info 1 When the program file for auto display is selected the display time of each image gives preference to the setting specified by the program file over the setting specified by the auto display function above The images for which ...

Page 213: ...om the FTP server or when the master projector is turned off during the multi control Click Error button to check the details Connection Error It may be displayed when the slave projector is using the Network Viewer or Capture function during the multi control Check which projector has an error see item Multi Control Check Change pp 83 84 2 Control by the projector Select Network input mode previo...

Page 214: ...utton When selecting Auto set Display length Endless play and Repeat times 3Select Connect and then press SELECT button to start displaying The images in the FTP server are displayed on the screen It enables you to browse the images by using the control buttons S T on the remote control or on the projector S Previous image display T Next image display 4To stop the display select Disconnect and the...

Page 215: ...he other projectors 1Start the Explorer of the computer and then enter the IP address of the projector in which a USB memory is inserted for example ftp 192 168 1 201 to the address column Contents of the USB memory are displayed as follows Copy the data for projections to the projector which is put USB memory in 2Copy the data for projections in USB memory Note If the network PIN code is set for ...

Page 216: ...D If the network PIN code is set for the projector enter user Password If the network PIN code is set for the projector enter the network PIN code Output folder Click Reference button and select the destination directory on the USB memory Output the program file directly to the projector with the USB memory The program file created by Network Viewer 5 Program Editor can be output directly to the p...

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Page 218: ...Chapter 133 This projector corresponds to Connect to a network Projector function that is the standard equipment for Windows Vista 10 Network Projector Windows Vista 10 ...

Page 219: ...earch for a projector recommended 3A list of available projectors appears Select the desired projector and click Connect button If access to the selected projector is protected by a network PIN code the password input column appears Enter a network PIN code and then click Connect button This is displayed when you select the projector which is protected by a network PIN code Not set the network PIN...

Page 220: ...fferent network segment When a projector and your computer are in the different network segment connect to the projector by specifying the projector s network address Enter a network address by following the two rules described below URL Address Example 1 http server projector pj_01 Example 2 http 10 170 99 232 UNC Pass Example server projector pj_01 Enter the network address of the projector Ente...

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Page 222: ...Chapter 137 11 11 Appendix Use of telnet Web browser setting Firewall setting Troubleshooting Terminology ...

Page 223: ... the Open text area on the displayed window and press OK button 2 The telnet application will start and the following window will be displayed Type as below to connect the projector open_192 168 1 201_10000 return Use the IP address assigned to the projector 3 When communication is established correctly the word PASSWORD appears on the window Type the login password Network PIN code 2 for the proj...

Page 224: ...l dealer for further information of another commands 1 Further instructions about the telnet application please see the on line guide on your computer 2 The password is a Network PIN code decided item Network PIN code setting p 32 42 If the authentication of the entered password is failed 4 times continuously the communication will be disconnected automatically Please try again for the connection ...

Page 225: ...duct information see the Adobe homepage http www adobe com Even if your computer provides the Adobe Flash Player the setting page does not appear on the web browser in which case check that Flash Player Plug In Shockwave Flash is installed and set up correctly please see further instructions on the next page and it is depending on the web browser Proxy setting In some cases your web browser is set...

Page 226: ...own and find the Scripting item make sure that Enable is selected in item Active Scripting Flash Player enable ActiveX controls and plug ins setting Select Internet Options from Tools menu on the web browser and then select Security tab and click Customize Level button On the security setting window scroll down and find the ActiveX controls and Plug ins item make sure that Enable is selected in it...

Page 227: ... correctly in the proxy settings window For further instruction please consult your network administrator Not using proxy server Uncheck the item Use a proxy server If you connect the projector to the computer directly with UTP cross cable it must be unchecked To designate proxy settings that will not use the proxy server when accessing the projector installed in the local area network enter the I...

Page 228: ...egory column Make sure that the Enable JavaScript for Navigator is checked Flash Player enable Flash Player Plug in setting Select About Plug ins from Help menu on the web browser The plug ins software provided on the browser are listed on the page Check that the Flash Player Plug in Shockwave Flash is installed and set up correctly as below Web browser setting ...

Page 229: ...e local area network select the item Manual proxy configuration Enter the proxy server address and port number correctly on HTTP Proxy item For further instruction please consult your network administrator Not using proxy server Select the item Direct connection to the Internet in the proxy setting window If you connect the projector to the computer directly with UTP cross cable this must be selec...

Page 230: ...you can cancel the blocking following to the steps below 1Open Control Panel form Start menu and double click Windows Firewall icon The firewall setting window will appear 2Select General tab and check that the setting on the firewall setting window as follows On recommended checked Don t allow exceptions unchecked 3Select Exceptions tab and check the name of Network Capture 5 listed on the Progra...

Page 231: ...be established AdHoc Mode When selecting Wireless 4 factory default setting Check each item in the Wireless Setting menu of the projector as follows IP Address Is the address appropriate Should not be the same as the other IP address Sub net Should be the factory default value 255 255 0 0 Gateway Should be the factory default value 255 255 255 255 Network Type Should be AdHoc mode ESSID SSID Shoul...

Page 232: ...il of the settings refer to the owner s manual for the devices or consult a system administrator of the network Is the segment where the projector is installed different from the computer Specify IP Address directly on the optional setting Refer to 4 Wired LAN Configurations Confirming the Operation p 30 31 N Connection between computer and the projector via Wired LAN cannot be established When se...

Page 233: ...screen 1 Make sure that the input mode of the projector is Network 2 Check the parameter set up p 90 Make sure that the numbers of the capture port is the same as the projector s port number The default port number is 9000 If the alert message Invalid Port No appears your computer may be using this port number already In that case use another port number 3 Check the IP address of the computer is r...

Page 234: ... item Network Viewer N Images from the file server don t appear on the screen 1 Make sure that the input mode of the projector is Network 2 Check the account setting of the FTP server 3 The files in the FTP server must be optimized JPEG and converted by the File Converter 1 or 2 Please check data format p 114 4 There are several limitations for image file name and program name Please check file na...

Page 235: ... N Sometime I have the white frame images converted by the File Converter 2 It may have images with white frame due to the paper margin of the print driver depending on the image data File Converter 2 N Sometime I have the incorrect images converted by the File Converter 2 Try to change the mode to Disable on Document options Print optimization item on the Network Viewer 5 Driver Advance Options i...

Page 236: ... as a supplied USB memory CD ROM AutoCapture USB thumb drive Troubleshooting N Auto Capture does not start automatically Depending on a computer or the security setting of the network AutoCapture may not start automatically Please make sure the examples as follows Please consult your network administrator in detail When setup as follows in a computer with Windows Vista Click start button and click...

Page 237: ...to them It is necessary to set the same decryption code for equipment Wi Fi Wireless Fidelity It is a brand name showing that the interconnectivity between wireless LANs is certified by the Wi Fi Alliance formerly WECA The products that passed the Wi Fi Alliance interoperability test are given the certification of Wi Fi certified and permitted to use the Wi Fi Logo The products that have Wi Fi log...

Page 238: ...e free frequency band you can perform communication at a speed of 11Mbps at the maximum IEEE802 11g By using the 2 4GHz license free frequency band as well as IEEE802 11b you can perform communication at a speed of 54Mbps at the maximum which is about 5 times the speed of IEEE802 11g Moreover there is an upward compatibility with IEEE802 11b IEEE802 11n It is a next generation Wireless LAN standar...

Page 239: ...SO WIN KY7AE NETWORK OWNER S MANUAL FOR WINDOWS ...

Page 240: ...Owner s Manual This is the manual for the Network function Read this manual thoroughly to operate the Network function First read the owner s manual of the projector to understand the basic operation of the projector and the safety instructions The safety instructions in the owner s manuals should be followed strictly ...

Page 241: ...818 998 7322 This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules and RSS Gen of IC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 the device may not cause interference and 2 the device must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired operation of this device CAUTION Properly shielded a grounded cables and connectors must be used for connection to host computer ...

Page 242: ...25500 atbilst Direktīvas 1999 5 EK būtiskajām prasībām un citiem ar to saistītajiem noteikumiem Lietuvių Lithuanian Šiuo SANYO Sales Marketing Europe GmbHdeklaruoja kad šis WLAN Module 1AV4U19B25500 atitinka esminius reikalavimus ir kitas 1999 5 EB Direktyvos nuostatas Nederlands Dutch Hierbij verklaart SANYO Sales Marketing Europe GmbH dat het toestel WLAN Module 1AV4U19B25500 in overeenstemming ...

Page 243: ...erials accompanying with the software We shall not be responsible for any damages caused by reliance on this manual Expression Abbreviation The OS of the computer and the Web browser described in this manual is MAC OS X v10 4 and Safari 3 In case of another OS or Web browser some instruction procedures may differ from the actual operation depending on your computer environment Use of this manual T...

Page 244: ...12 Image projecting system via LAN 12 An example of the connection 13 LAN connection modes 14 2 Setup procedures 17 Installing the software 19 3 Names and functions of the operation screen 23 Network connection standby display 24 Network Capture 5 window 25 4 Wired LAN configurations 27 Connecting to the LAN line 28 Network environment settings 28 Confirming the operation 30 Network PIN code 32 Ne...

Page 245: ...l setting 57 SNMP setting 61 7 Controlling the projector 65 Power control and status check 66 Controls 68 PC adjustment 72 Setting up the projector 73 Timer setting 76 Projector information 79 Multi control 81 8 Network capture functions 87 About Network Capture function 88 Using the Real Time Capture 91 Error information 96 9 Appendix 97 Use of telnet 98 Web browser setting 100 Firewall setting f...

Page 246: ... processor or faster Memory 256MB or more 512MB is recommended Free HDD Space 100MB Screen Resolution Required to support any of VGA 640 x 480 SVGA 800 x 600 XGA 1024 x 768 The color number should be either 16 bit 65536 colors or 24 32 bit 16 77 million colors Communication Protocol TCP IP Network Correspond Wireless LAN Correspond to IEEE802 11b g IEEE802 11n Draft 2 0 Wired LAN Correspond to 100...

Page 247: ...ared WPA PSK TKIP WPA2 PSK AES SSID ESSID Service area about 30 m without disturbance Differs according to the operating environment Countries and Standards JAPAN VCCI ClassB TELEC Wireless USA FCC Part15 Subpart C Wireless FCC Part15 Subpart C Class B Canada IC RSS 210 Wireless IC ICES 003 ClassB Europe R TTE EMC LVD The wireless LAN can be used in the following countries and regions There are re...

Page 248: ... using the Auto Capture program on the supplied USB memory p 95 To project the computer screen s image via the network you need to make a network setting in the projector and connect the projector to the network or if you use the supplied USB memory you can project the computer screen s image via the network without making a network setting Yes No Control by the projector p 91 94 Control by the we...

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Page 250: ...11 Chapter 1 11 This chapter describes the features the mechanism and connection procedures of the LAN 1 About LAN functions ...

Page 251: ...toring function for the projector operation E mail function which reports the operating status to your maintenance management Multi control function which can operate multiple projectors up to 100 simultaneously Image projecting system via LAN The images are projected through an image capturing system which helps to project the faithful computer images With this system you can use the product unde...

Page 252: ...hows an example of the projection via the LAN You can project the image on Computer 1 Wired LAN connection or Computer 2 Wireless LAN connection through the selected projector 3 3 0 3 3 0 3 3 0 Access point Computer 1 Computer 2 An example of the connection ...

Page 253: ...omputer 2 Network Projector Wireless communication mode AdHoc Communicate over an access point between Wired LAN equipment and Wireless LAN equipment Or communicate over an access point among multiple Wireless LAN equipment Wireless LAN equipment will select an access point to communicate SSID ESSID modes These communication modes are used when both Wireless LAN and Wired LAN are used in the same ...

Page 254: ...ection modes 3 Operate the computer mouse with the remote control When the projector s remote control employs mouse operating function you can operate the computer by the remote control To use the remote control point to the projector You do not need to connect the USB cable to operate the computer mouse ...

Page 255: ...16 Chapter 1 About LAN functions ...

Page 256: ...17 Chapter 17 This chapter describes how to install the Network Capture 5 software and how to set up the networks 2 2 Setup procedures ...

Page 257: ... be done with a browser later First complete the Wired or Wireless LAN connection between computers and projectors then start browser configurations 6 Basic setting and operation pp 45 64 STEP 3 Network Configuration has completed Follow each chapter to project an image and operate the projector N Operate and manage the projector 7 Controlling the projector pp 65 86 Power control and status check ...

Page 258: ...other applications are closed otherwise proper installation cannot be made Network Capture 5 installation 1Set the supplied Network Capture 5 CD ROM into the CD ROM drive of your computer Double click Network Capture 5 pkg 2Click Continue on the introduction screen Installing the software 3As the License Agreement will appear read contents carefully click Continue button and click Agree if you agr...

Page 259: ...20 Chapter 2 Setup procedures 4Select a Destination and Click Continue 5Click Install to perform a basic installation 6Click Close to complete the installation ...

Page 260: ... following software is installed on your computer L Network Capture 5 Captures the displayed image of the computer and serves it to the projector via the network Move to Trash to uninstall this software Installing the software ...

Page 261: ...22 Chapter 2 Setup procedures ...

Page 262: ...23 Chapter 23 3 Names and functions of the operation screen This chapter describes the functions of each part of the operation screen 3 ...

Page 263: ...s from the input menu of the projector The Please wait message will be displayed on the screen After short time the network connection standby display screen will appear as below While the Please wait message is shown some operations are invalid Network connection standby display Network Connection Standby Display ...

Page 264: ... IP address list window appears and then click Add button and enter the IP address directly to specify the projector in another window The registered multiple IP addresses can be searched at a time 8 Network Projector List Display all the projectors connected to the networks Show unoccupied projector as On standby and occupied projector as Real time capturing or In One shot mode The indication of ...

Page 265: ...ail refer to Parameter set up p 90 Wireless easy setting button Wireless easy release button Configure the Wireless LAN setting just by clicking this button The setting will be stored as AdHoc system For details refer to 5 Wireless LAN configurations Easy wireless setting p 41 To restore the easy setting press the Wireless easy release button B Parameter setup button Activate the parameter setup w...

Page 266: ...27 Chapter 27 4 4 Wired LAN configurations This chapter describes the preparation for Wired LAN setting with projectors and how to set the LAN environment ...

Page 267: ...e input menu of the projector 2 Select LAN mode select in the Network menu and press Point or SELECT button 3 Select similar LAN environment among Wired1 2 and 3 with the Point buttons Then the Menu will disappear the Please wait message will appear and switching operation will start Switching will take a while and after completing the operation the Ready for use message will appear and the projec...

Page 268: ...ELECT button to set 5 After completing all the settings select Set and press SELECT button Now all procedures have been done To cancel the adjusted settings select Cancel and press SELECT button To confirm whether the settings are correct follow the procedures described from the next page You can confirm the LAN settings you have made from Network Information p 32 In such cases that the LAN cannot...

Page 269: ...appears the network has not connected yet Try searching again with the Search PJ button If error screen appears again reconfirm the LAN setting When the projector is set in the location separated by the router see next page When Firewall function Anti virus software is effective network projector may not be found In that case disable the Firewall function and try searching again 3 If the projector...

Page 270: ... address of the projector and Click OK button Then the projector will be added on the Search specified IP address window Multiple projectors are registered and they are stored even when the application is closed 3 Click OK button on the Search specified IP address window the registered multiple projectors will be searched Then the projector will be added on the Network Projector List of the applic...

Page 271: ...ress SELECT button to set To cancel the preset Network PIN code select Cancel When you do not want to set the Network PIN code set 0000 It is recommended to set the Network PIN code if you use the projector via the networks The Network PIN code can be set also through the networks See 6 Basic setting and operation Initial setting Network PIN code setting p 51 Network PIN code Network information S...

Page 272: ...tings Wired factory default Select Wired factory default in the Network menu and press SELECT button All the wired LAN settings will go back to the factory default settings For details refer to Wired LAN factory default settings p 34 ...

Page 273: ...N Wired 1 Wired 2 Wired 3 IP CONFIGURATION MANUAL DHCP MANUAL IP ADDRESS 169 254 100 100 192 168 100 100 192 168 100 100 SUBNET MASK 255 255 0 0 255 255 255 0 255 255 255 0 GATEWAY ADDRESS 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 DNS ADDRESS 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 ...

Page 274: ...sult your system administrator for installation and set the LAN appropriately To operate via Wireless LAN your computer has to be equipped with a Wireless LAN card adapter which supports IEEE 802 11b g n Draft 2 0 If connecting in Infrastructure mode with an access point the access point is required to support IEEE 802 11b g n Draft 2 0 Caution Do not use a mobile phone or PHS near within 20cm 8in...

Page 275: ... configuration p 53 Complete the settings described in this chapter before performing the steps in 6 Basic setting and operation Setting the network environment 4 Select Network setting in the Network menu and press SELECT button and then the LAN setting screen will appear and the selected LAN settings will be displayed Adjust each item to the setting environment Consult your system administrator ...

Page 276: ... Sets DHCP function On or Off When you setup the network setting manually select Off When its set On IP address Subnet Gateway and DNS are automatically set according to your network environment 1 IP address Sets IP address of the projector Subnet Sets Subnet mask Normally sets 255 255 255 0 Gateway 2 Sets IP address of the default gateway Router DNS 3 Sets IP address of the DNS server Must be set...

Page 277: ...eps below After configuring the network in 5 Wireless LAN Configurations p 35 44 select Next in the LAN setting screen and press SELECT button The security configuration screen appears Refer to 6 Basic setting and operation Configuring wireless LAN setting and security setting p 55 as well Use the Point buttons to select the security type To disable the security select Disable Use the Point button...

Page 278: ...ters 10 characters 13 characters 26 characters 3 Use the Point buttons to select the Type field of the WEP key number that corresponds to the one you selected above and press SELECT button The WEP key entry screen appears In the WEP key entry field all characters are displayed in Use the Point buttons to select a character use the Point buttons to select a character position Enter all the characte...

Page 279: ...ttons to select Set and press SELECT button to complete the network configuration and return to the Network setting in the Network menu Available PSK key characters ASCII code 8 to 63 digits Hex code 64 digits Security WPA PSK and WPA2 PSK modes are not available when the AdHoc network type is selected When you set the PSK keys with 64 digits the projector checks whether all of the entered PSK key...

Page 280: ...gs cannot be changed 4 Activate Network Capture 5 which is installed in the computer 5 Authentication window will appear Type your Name and Password and then click OK button The Wireless LAN setting screen will appear and the computer will start to set up the Wireless LAN setting Adjust the computer s Wireless LAN environment to the SIMPLE setting LAN environment After completing the settings the ...

Page 281: ...nment Because of that the LAN cannot work for the other operation while using Network Capture 5 After terminating the application or pressing the Wireless Easy Setting button the LAN environment will automatically go back to the previous state Display the current LAN connecting environment Select Network Information from the projector menu and press SELECT button The Network PIN code is to restric...

Page 282: ...stablished with the access point or computer in the network the WIRELESS indicator on the front panel lights up When sending or receiving of data it blinks Even though the wireless LAN in the network menu is selected the WIRELESS indicator does not light in this case the wireless LAN configuration is not set up correctly and please check the setting of the projector ...

Page 283: ...2 168 100 100 169 254 SUBNETMASK 255 255 0 0 255 255 255 0 255 255 0 0 GATEWAY ADDRESS 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 DNS ADDRESS 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 WIRELESS CHANNEL 11 11 11 WIRELESS MODE 802 11b g n 802 11b g n 802 11b g NETWORK TYPE AdHoc INFRASTRUCTURE AdHoc WIRELESS SSID ESSID SSID ESSID PJ WIRELESS5 ANY PJ WIRELESS5 WEP WEP encryption DISABLE DIS...

Page 284: ...ng etc Network setting Configure Wired Wireless LAN environment E mail Setting Configure E mail function to manage the projector SNMP Setting Configure SNMP function to manage the projector Caution When operating the projector with the browser connect the projector to the computer with Wired or Wireless LAN Complete the connection in advance 6 Basic setting and operation 6 ...

Page 285: ...ly from the next login To change the display mode click Top on lower right corner of the setting page p 47 STANDARD MODE For computer display displays graphical menus and settings This mode is recommended for standard use LIGHT MODE Displays with 200 x 300 dots This mode is optimized for use of the handheld computer PDA etc It is also convenient if the network traffic is heavy This mode has some l...

Page 286: ...yer version 6 or later follow the message on the control page to install the Adobe Flash Player For further product information or installing see the Adobe homepage http www adobe com Setting page Displays the control and setting items according to the selected menu Returns to Display Mode selection page p 46 Main menu For selection of control and setting items of the projector Page numbers Switch...

Page 287: ...r type the number onto the text box directly and then click Set button Each item has a valid setting range respectively Example of the Setting Page The value in the text box indicates current value Each item has a valid setting range The setting value exceeding its range becomes invalid Some control items can not be used depending on the selected input mode or functions of the projector you use In...

Page 288: ...quickly when S or T button is kept pressing Pull down menu setting Select an item with pull down menu button and then click Set button or Select an item by clicking S or T button Radio button setting Select an item by selecting a radio button Check box setting Select items by ticking on check boxes Type of the setting pallet How to use the setting page ...

Page 289: ...guage Switches display language on the setting page English or Japanese Model name Indicates the model name of the projector Projector name Sets the name of projector This projector name is listed on the application window of the Network Capture software Network PIN code Sets the Network PIN code to login the setting page p 32 p 42 PJLink Switches PJLink password authentication on or off Password ...

Page 290: ...work PIN code to the projector you can check it by selecting Network PIN code sub menu from Network menu on the projector For further information please see item Network PIN code setting p 32 p 42 PJLink and password setting This is to set the PJLink password authentication on or off If On is set with the PJLink pull down menu the password must be required Enter a password onto the text box and cl...

Page 291: ...ate and time setting NTP is abbreviated expressions of Network Time Protocol It is a protocol to acquire the exact current time via the network This projector acquires the current time from the NTP server and update the time in the network module After setting the NTP address the projector acquires the time per 24 hours If the projector fails acquiring the time from the NTP server the projector tr...

Page 292: ...or the default setting of the above LAN see the items Factory Default Setting 1 Set 255 255 255 255 if the network does not provide the gateway router 2 Set 255 255 255 255 if you do not use the function E mail alert Item Description Change setting Selects LAN1 to LAN5 and Simple IP configuration Sets DHCP or Manual IP address Sets IP address of the projector Subnet mask Sets Subnet mask Default g...

Page 293: ...ts re booting and applies the setting It takes about 20 seconds to complete Close the web browser and access to the login page again in 20 seconds On the screen of the projector the Please wait message will appear and switching operation will start Switching will take a while and after completing the operation the Ready for use message will appear During the switching period the projector cannot b...

Page 294: ...e Even though all characters on the Wireless information is uppercase it is necessary to distinguish between upper case and lower case characters Channel If you use the projector in 802 11AdHoc mode select the channel from 1 to 11 Configuring wireless LAN setting and security setting Notes for entering characters The symbol is displayed as when the ASCII key is used The symbol is treated as a char...

Page 295: ...haracter changes as the table below according to the type of WEP encryption and input type WEP option Characters WEP64 40 bit ASCII WEP64 40 bit HEX WEP128 104 bit ASCII WEP128 104 bit HEX 5 characters 10 characters 13 characters 26 characters Four key indexes can be set however the only one with check on its radio button is effective Both of the number and value of the key index in effect must be...

Page 296: ...er is a server for sending E mail Please contact your network administrator to have this SMTP server address When the server name for SMTP server is used DNS must be set up to activate the E mail function p 53 If the projector sends an alert message due to the abnormality on the projector but the SMTP server is down in some other reason the message will not be sent In that case the message Unable ...

Page 297: ...amp is off O When PJ lamp replacement time is reached O When internal PJ power circuit is failed O When internal PJ temperature is too high O When PJ is turned into Standby in proper user operation 2 O When accumulated filter use time reaches hours O When Power management function turns PJ lamp off O When the signal is interrupted O When Auto Play is failed 3 O When lamp Corres Value reaches hours...

Page 298: ...lowing message The Projector lamp is turned off because internal Projector temperature is too high Wait for the completion of the cooling process and make sure the projector has been turned into Standby Then turn the projector on again If the Indicator continues flashing check the air filter for dust accumulation A 81 5 degrees fahrenheit B 134 degrees fahrenheit C 95 6 degrees fahrenheit Temperat...

Page 299: ...he lamp use time Corresponding value reaches the preselected lamp use time It can be used for preparation of the lamp replacement and the maintenance required TITLE Message from projector 10 03 2007 00 59 Projector Model Name model name TCP IP 192 168 1 201 Projector Name Proj05 It sends you following message The accumulated lamp use time reaches 1800 hours Prepare for the lamp replacement Discret...

Page 300: ... information with SNMP is called Community There are two access modes in a community Refer read only and Set read write This product allows to use Refer read only only The SNMP message informs the projector status called Trap to an administrator Click SNMP Setting on the main menu and set up each item Item Description Contact Enter user name of the projector etc optional Place Enter place of the p...

Page 301: ...er IP address of the SNMP manager computer to receive Trap Up to 10 addresses can be registered Up to 10 trap addresses can be registered Trap Check and delete the trap address Checking the registered trap address and deleting the address To delete the address tick the check box in front of the IP address and click Delete button Trap check delete ...

Page 302: ...on setting Tick the check boxes in front of the condition item to send the trap Click Set button if you tick or un tick the check box on a page 1 O When PJ lamp is off O When PJ lamp replacement time is reached O When internal PJ power circuit is failed O When internal PJ temperature is too high 2 O When PJ is turned into Standby in proper user operation O When accumulated filter use time reaches ...

Page 303: ...64 Chapter 6 Basic setting and operation ...

Page 304: ...65 Chapter 65 Describes controlling and setting of the projector by using the web browser 7 Controlling the projector 7 ...

Page 305: ...amp in the projector Inside temp B Displays the surrounding temperature of panel in the projector External temp Displays the surrounding temperature of the intake vent The warning icon will appear if the temperature exceeds a specified value Check if there is no object to obstruct the airflow around the intake or exhaust vent It might be airfilter clogged Clean up the airfilter The temperature uni...

Page 306: ...elow Click this icon to display further information of the power failure When a security PIN code lock has been set on the projector you also cannot control it through the network To control the projector through the network unlock the security on the projector using with the projector s menu control Click this icon to display further information of the power failure Power control and status check...

Page 307: ...ou use therefore there may be different controls between the described items and actual control items on the page display For further information refer to the projector s owner s manual When the projector is standby only the timer on the setting menu is available others are not available Item Description Input Selects input mode of the projector Source Selects signal source of the input Computer1 ...

Page 308: ...eo Scart input Item Description AUTO It automatically switches to the proper color system of the input signal The selectable color systems are PAL SECAM NTSC NTSC4 43 PAL M and PAL N AUTO is fixed at the Scart input Available selection at the HDMI input Item Description D 480p It automatically switches to the proper scanning system of the input signal The selectable scanning systems are D 480i D 5...

Page 309: ...sets the Image adjustment to previous levels Store Stores the Image adjustment values Select an item Image 1 Image 4 from the pull down menu and click Store button Load Loads the Image mode Select an image mode from the pull down menu and click Load button There may not be available mode depending on the input mode as shown in the table left The mark indicates the available image mode in the selec...

Page 310: ...tion is to adjust the sound of the projector The values in the text box represent the current control value or status Item Description Volume Adjusts the sound volume from the speakers Mute Suppresses the sound Controls ...

Page 311: ... adjustment Fine sync Performs Fine Sync adjustment Total dots Adjust the number of total dots in the horizontal period Clamp Adjusts the phase of the clamp Display area Horizontal Adjuststheimageareahorizontally Vertical Adjuststheimageareavertically Item Description Position Horizontal Adjusts the horizontal position of the screen Vertical Adjusts the vertical position of the screen Reset Resets...

Page 312: ...tion Screen Switches the screen mode There may not be available mode depending on the input mode as shown in the table below The mark indicates the available screen mode in the selected input source system The error message appears when the disabled screen mode indicated with is selected Setting up the projector Input source Screen mode Video Computer Normal True Full Zoom Wide Natural wide Custom...

Page 313: ...ndby mode Sets the network function enable or disable in the standby mode Normal Enable Eco Disable Lamp control Selects the lamp control mode Remote control Sets the remote control code Item Description Display Switches on or off the on screen menu display on the screen Countdown off Displays image during the starting up Logo Sets the logo display on the screen during the startup Ceiling Sets the...

Page 314: ...the use time Corresponding value of the lamp and reset the counter Filter counter Displays the filter use time Reset the time after filter clean up Filter warning Sets the time to indicate the filter warning message on the screen Item Description Key lock Sets the prohibition of controls either Projector or Remote control Closed caption Sets the closed caption function Closed caption Sets the clos...

Page 315: ...timer to turn the projector off or on at a programmed day date and time Follow the steps below for setting Click Timer on the main menu Present time set on the projector Select date Set execute time Event action This projector does not provide the built in battery The date and time information are lost when the projector turns off when Eco is set for the stand by mode Refer to p 74 or the network ...

Page 316: ...t Click Set button to register the set timer event Repeat steps 1 to 4 for another timer event setting Change the event mode On the event list appearing by clicking Check button click on the event you want to delete disable or enable Click Cancel Delete Timer ON or Timer OFF button on the popup pallet Check the timer events To check the set timer events click Check button The timer events are list...

Page 317: ...ent 4 and event 6 will become effective if a person turns off the projector after event 3 and before event 4 or turns on the projector after event 5 and before event 6 Event 1 ON Event 2 OFF Event 3 ON Event 4 ON Event 5 OFF Event 6 OFF Projector Power ON OFF OFF OFF ON Invalid event Invalid event Time When the timer events are set at the same time the last event set will override the previous eve...

Page 318: ...tion Input Displays selected input and source System Displays selected signal system Signal Input signal status Screen Displays screen mode Lamp status Displays lamp status with an animation Refer to the table on the next page Security Displays the security PIN code lock status Click this button to update the information Projector information ...

Page 319: ...ediately Red Blue with X Lamp failure Lamp failure check the lamp condition Red Red with X Lamp failure Lamp failure and lamp is being used over a specified use time replace the lamp immediately Indication of the lamp status Items Description PJ time Displays the accumulated use time of the projector Lamp Corres Value Displays the use time Corresponding value of the lamp Filter time Displays the u...

Page 320: ...he network you can control and set up them together Click Multi Control on the main menu to display the control page Note To control the multiple projectors each projector must be set the same Network PIN code PC6 PC4 PC5 Select Input2 for PJ1 to PJ4 PJ3 PJ1 PJ2 PJ4 Example of multi control Multi control ...

Page 321: ...nction The multi control menu will appear when ON is set These items of menu are linked to the main menu The multi controllable menus are Power Status PC adjustment Control Setting E mail setting Timer and SNMP setting Click each menu and perform setting and adjustment The word MULTI CONTROL appears on the each control page while the multi control is operating This shows the multi control is opera...

Page 322: ...k on a listed IP address the login page for the selected projector will be displayed with a new window Items Description IP address Enter IP address of the projector to control Memo Enter projector name or installed location etc Multi control item Control Controlling the projector Control Image Controlling and displaying images Image Displaying the images Status Confirmation of registered projecto...

Page 323: ...ting for the response from each registered projector There are some disabled items in the multi control function for the light mode Change the mode of the registered projector To change the mode of the registered projector select a mode with the pull down menu button under the IP address of the target projector and then click Set button Status Description blank The projector is connected to the ne...

Page 324: ...ojectors sequentially This is effective only if the multi control item of the registered projector is set to either Control Image or Control Setting all together E mail setting SNMP setting and Timer can be set all together Set ON the multi control setting and items of each menu The setting value is applied to the registered projectors sequentially This is effective only if the multi control item ...

Page 325: ...86 Chapter 7 Controlling the projector ...

Page 326: ...87 Chapter 87 Network Capture is a function to display the screen image of the computer via the network Real Time Capture 8 Network capture functions 8 ...

Page 327: ... PJ button Is the projector turning on and connected to the network Is the network setting of projector and computer configuring correct Is the same capture port no used among computer and projectors About Network Capture function The Network Capture is a function to display the screen image of the computer which has a Network Capture 5 software by the projector through the network This function h...

Page 328: ...ing object is checked on the parameter setting p 90 Parameter set up Sets the communication parameter between the computer and projector For further information see item Parameter set up on the next page Window show Displays the application window on the screen Version information Displays the version of this software Shut down Quits the Network Capture 5 application About Network Capture function...

Page 329: ...s screen When you execute the capturing the window selection dialog appears Select a window name from the dialog window The projected window size is automatically adjusted to fit the projector s screen size Sharpness Select a capturing picture quality among High Medium Low Q Reduce image Check if the capturing image resolution is more than projector s panel resolution WXGA Capture start up time Se...

Page 330: ...rk Capture 5 is activated The transfer speed of the captured image using the Real Time Capture function is depending on the network environment and data volume of the image It cannot be supported for movie pictures The projector can not reproduce the sound during the real time capturing Spinning wait cursor cannot be captured If you start capturing with the Select capturing object on the parameter...

Page 331: ... the projected screen in real time You can select multiple projectors up to 5 on the projector list To stop capturing click One shot capture on the popup menu appearing by clicking on the Network Capture 5 icon on the menu bar The captured image of the computer on the screen is frozen To restart capturing click Start real time capture on the popup menu 3To end capturing click Terminate capture on ...

Page 332: ... end capturing click End button The IP address of the connecting PC should be registered previously p 91 If the error message appears check item Parameter set up p 90 To use the capture function from the web browser or projector the Network Capture 5 on the captured computer must be activated PC4 PC3 PC6 Capture PC5 PC2 PC1 PC provides the Network Capture Project a screen image of PC1 with PJ2 PJ2...

Page 333: ...sing the web browser previously p 91 The remote control which is provided with the projector does not have the mouse operating function Select Network in the Input menu previously 1Select Network capture in the Network menu Press Point or SELECT button 2Select PC number and press SELECT button and using Point buttons to select the PC number to connect and then press SELECT button 3Select Connected...

Page 334: ...e the LAN setting of the computer to SIMPLE and search a projector with the wireless LAN adapter In case of both the wired and wireless LAN adapters are provided in the computer When Usually set it to a network adapter to use is not checked the network selection window is displayed 5 For the following operations refer to Page 92 PC1 USB memory provides Auto Capture program PC2 Project this screen ...

Page 335: ...ng the projector Select Network Capture icon from the menu and select PC1 and then select Connect p 94 The Network Capture software installed in the selected computer will start capturing 2On the image of the PC1 projected on the screen search a presentation file data stored in the PC1 by using the wireless mouse function of the remote control supplied with the projector 3Select a desired file and...

Page 336: ...97 Chapter 97 Use of telnet Web browser setting Firewall setting Troubleshooting Terminology 9 Appendix 9 ...

Page 337: ... on the displayed window telnet return 2 The telnet application will start and the following window will be displayed 3 Type as below to connect the projector open_172 21 99 251_10000 return Use the IP address assigned to the projector 4 When communication is established correctly the word PASSWORD appears on the window Type the login password Network PIN code 2 for the projector and then press En...

Page 338: ...al dealer for further information of another commands 1 Further instructions about the telnet application please see the on line guide on your computer 2 The password is a Network PIN code decided item Network PIN code setting p 32 42 If the authentication of the entered password is failed 4 times continuously the communication will be disconnected automatically Please try again for the connection...

Page 339: ...formation see the Adobe homepage http www adobe com Even if your computer provides the Adobe Flash Player the setting page does not appear on the web browser in which case check that Flash Player Plug In Shockwave Flash is installed and set up correctly Please see further instructions on the next page and it is depending on the web browser Proxy setting In some cases your web browser is set up to ...

Page 340: ...AC OS X v 10 4 Safari JavaScript and Flash Player enable setting Select Preferences from Safari on the web browser and then select Security tab and check Enable plug ins for flash player and Enable JavaScript Web browser setting ...

Page 341: ...etwork check the items Web Proxy HTTP and Secure Web Proxy HTTPS of Select a proxy server to configure window and enter the proxy server address and port correctly in Web Proxy Server window For further instruction please consult your network administrator Not using proxy server Uncheck the items Web Proxy HTTP and Secure Web Proxy HTTPS of Select a proxy server to configure If you connect the pro...

Page 342: ...tem Preferences from Apple menu click Sharing icon The Sharing setting window will appear 2Select Firewall tab and click New then a dialog box appears 3Specify the items as follows Port Name Other TCP Port Number s 9000 UDP Port Number s 9000 Description You can name as you like Network capture 5 on the figure is just an example 4Click OK to close setting Firewall setting ...

Page 343: ...e blocking following to the steps below 1Open System Preference from Apple menu click Security icon A security setting window appears 2Select Firewall tab check Limit incoming connections to specific services and applications and then click A finder menu appears 3Select Network Capture 5 and click add button The application name will be added in the column 4Click the options of Allow incoming conn...

Page 344: ...factory default setting Check each item in the Wireless Setting menu of the projector as follows IP Address Is the address appropriate Should not be the same as the other IP address Sub net Should be the factory default value 255 255 0 0 Gateway Should be the factory default value 255 255 255 255 Network Type Should be AdHoc mode ESSID SSID Should be the same as the setting of computer Check the s...

Page 345: ...function For detail of the settings refer to the owner s manual for the devices or consult a system administrator of the network Is the segment where the projector is installed different from the computer Specify IP Address directly on the optional setting Refer to 4 Wired LAN Configurations Confirming the Operation p 30 31 N Connection between computer and the projector via Wired LAN cannot be es...

Page 346: ...input mode of the projector is Wired or Wireless 2 Check the parameter set up p 90 Make sure that the numbers of the capture port is the same as the projector s port number The default port number is 9000 If the alert message Invalid Port No appears your computer may be using this port number already In that case use another port number 3 Check the IP address of the computer is registered to the p...

Page 347: ... communicate with each other If an ESSID is different it is impossible to communicate ESSID distinguishes between lowercase and uppercase characters and allows you to use English one byte characters and half size symbols up to 32 characters WEP Wired Equivalent Privacy WEP is a security protocol for Wireless LAN It protects computers on Wireless LAN and access point from unauthorized access by set...

Page 348: ...nics Engineers By using the 2 4GHz license free frequency band you can perform communication at a speed of 11 Mbps at the maximum IEEE802 11g By using the 2 4GHz license free frequency band as well as IEEE802 11b you can perform communication at a speed of 54 Mbps at the maximum which is about 5 times the speed of IEEE802 11g Moreover there is an upward compatibility with IEEE802 11b Wi Fi Allianc...

Page 349: ...SO MAC KY7AE NETWORK OWNER S MANUAL FOR MACINTOSH ...

Page 350: ...Windows compliant but non Mac compliant Read this manual thoroughly to operate the PJ Network Manager software First read the owner s manual of the projector to understand the basic oper ation of the projector and the safety instructions The safety instructions in the owner s manuals should be followed strictly Owner s Manual ...

Page 351: ...n the target 13 When happens the trap event on the target 13 What s Trap 13 Stopping monitoring the target 14 Displaying all the status information of the target 14 Setting the target group 14 Setting up the password of Telnet 15 Setting commands batch processing for multiple targets 15 Setting timer for targets 16 Setting up default setting 17 Customizing the status list 19 Viewing the alert info...

Page 352: ...nnected to the network SNMP realizes the management function by reading and changing the management infor mation called MIB with SNMP protocol between the manager management equipment and agent controlled equipment which are connected with TCP IP network Trademarks Microsoft Windows Windows 2000 Windows XP Windows Vista are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation Macintosh is a registered t...

Page 353: ...ows Vista 32bit version Limited condition The number of agents monitored is up to 200 Chapter 1 Introducing Expression Abbreviation The OS of the computer and the Web browser described in this manual is Windows XP Professional and Internet Explorer 6 0 In case of another OS or Web browser some instruc tion procedures may differ from the actual operation depending on your computer envi ronment Use ...

Page 354: ...5 PJ NETWORK MANAGER OWNER S MANUAL Chapter 2 Set up 2 ...

Page 355: ...izards As the Software License Agreement will appear read contents carefully and click Yes button if you agree with the license agree ment to proceed with installing Note To install the software into the computer with Windows 2000 Windows XP or Windows Vista you should logon as administrator Before installation make sure that the other applications are closed otherwise proper installation cannot b...

Page 356: ...7 PJ NETWORK MANAGER OWNER S MANUAL Chapter 3 Basic Operation 3 ...

Page 357: ...ger and explaining the command selected with cursor Status list Indicates the status of targets monitoring When some errors are detected the target name icon and error items are indicated with red Status column Column of status list Polling times indication Indicates the times of polling during the monitoring Event indication Indicates the event ALERT TRAP SYSERR when the event happened Name of st...

Page 358: ...of the selected target Telnet setting Sets up the password of telnet Commands batch processing Sets commands batch processing for multiple selected targets Timer setting Sets up the timer for the selected target System Target batch registration Imports target information defined with the external file System default setting Sets up the default setting monitoring information e mail informa tion Col...

Page 359: ...mmand history display Displays all of the command history To switch the tool bar display on or off select Tool bar from Display menu New Save Target display Event log display Target monitoring Start Stop Open Alert display Icon display for the target Displays icon according to the target condition Icon Condition Flat display type Projector type Normal Abnormal condition One of the abnormalities Al...

Page 360: ... edit the contents then click OK button The system information cannot be edited Target editing can be executed by selecting Target editing from Target menu Deletion of the target 1Select a target name to delete on the status list with right click 2Select Target deletion on the popup menu The confirmation dialog will appear and click Yes button to execute deleting Target deletion can be executed by...

Page 361: ... Edit button Another setting window appears 4Enter the threshold value of selected item and then click OK button The setting window will dis appear 5Set up warning value for remaining items if avail able and then click OK button The setting win dow will disappear To disable the warning value clear Warning time check box When selecting multiple targets the value set to the lowest target on the stat...

Page 362: ...toring if the predefined event trap happens on the target equip ment the target sends the trap information to PJ Network Manager This trap information is displayed on the status list immediately The notification of the trap information is set up in the SNMP setting items of the target equipment Projector has items such as When PJ lamp is off When the life span of lamp is reached When internal PJ p...

Page 363: ...et To stop monitoring the target click button again on the tool bar The projectors setting different network passwords cannot be set to the same group It is necessary for the projectors in the same group to set to the same password The above procedure can perform by selecting Target display from Display menu Setting the target group The target group can be set up by the procedure below When you se...

Page 364: ...assword of Telnet The initial setting is 0000 Setting commands batch processing for multiple targets The commands batch processing for multiple targets can be set up by the procedure below 1Select a target belonging to the batch processing group which you want to set and select Commands batch processing from Target menu Commands batch processing dialog box will appear as the below figure 2Select a...

Page 365: ...up the Fan control Chooses the running speed of cooling fans Setting timer for targets The timer information for targets can be set up by the procedure below 1Choose a target which you want to set the timer 2 Select Timer setting from Target menu Timer selection dialog box will appear as the below figure Check in a check box of an event to carry out 3When you want to add events click Add button In...

Page 366: ...h setting Monitoring information Items Description Monitoring interval Sets up the interval of the polling in minute unit 1 to 99 minutes can be set Temperature unit Sets up the display temperature unit Centigrade or Fahrenheit Event reception process Sets up the treatment when the event ALERT TRAP SYSERR happens on the target For further information refer to the item About event treatment p 26 P ...

Page 367: ...ation mail address when the event ALERT TRAP SYSERR happens on the target The mail address entering window appears when clicking Add button E mail information If Send e mail check box of Event reception process on Monitoring information is un checked the alert e mail will not be sent even if you set up the e mail address Up to 10 addresses can be set up for the destination mail address For the con...

Page 368: ...t status Input signal status Signal No signal Signal interrupted Inside Temperature A status Status of inside temperature A Normal Warning Error Inside Temperature B status Status of inside temperature B Normal Warning Error Inside Temperature C status Status of inside temperature C Normal Error External Temperature status Status of external temperature Normal Warning Error Lamp1 status Status of ...

Page 369: ...tatus of the network equipment ON OFF Power management Power management status of the network equipment OFF READY SHUTDOWN Monitor out Monitor out status of the network equipment ON OFF Shutter Shutter status of the network equipment OFF High Contrast Normal Shutter management Shutter management status of the network equipment Shutdown Fan control Fan control status of the network equipment Normal...

Page 370: ...name you want to change the order and move it on a new place and drop it To change column width set a mouse cursor onto the right edge of the col umn to change drag the mouse on it and adjust the column width Sorting the status list The order of the targets on the status list can be changed by clicking the column name which you want to sort It switches ascending or descending order by clicking the...

Page 371: ...ert informa tion of all the targets which are having an alert is listed on this window as the below 2To export the alert information as text file CSV file click Export button Column width can be changed with dragging the right edge of the column The column order can be changed with drag and drop the column Column can not be deleted ...

Page 372: ...address IP address of the network equipment Event Type of the Event ALERT TRAP SYSERR See table on the next page Type Type of the Event See table on the next page Warning column Warning column of the Event See table on the next page Warning value Warning value of the Event See table on the next page Unit Displays unit of the warning value Event log information items The listed items are fixed The ...

Page 373: ...ing time TRAP LampFailure Lamp status 1 to 4 Failure LampReplace Replace PowerOFF PowreFailure PowerManagement Power status Normal Standby Normal OnCoolingDown PowerFailure Power management TemperatureError Inside Temperature status A to C External Temperature status Abnormal SignalIsInterrupted Input status SignalIsInterrupted LampReplacementTime Lamp time 1 4 lamp time FilterReplacementTime Filt...

Page 374: ...jector turned off due to the power failure of the projector TemperatureError The projector turned off due to temperature error occurred Normal AfterTempError Normal after temperature error occurred RS232CFailure The RS 232C communication error occurred Power management The power management function turned projector lamp off LampFailure The lamp failure occurred Normal Standby Projector turned into...

Page 375: ...2 168 1 101 Event ALERT Type ON Warning column Power status Warning value Power failure Notes on using Windows XP Service Pack 2 SP2 Windows Vista Windows Firewall is turned on by default in Windows XP SP2 and Windows Vista Due to this Windows Firewall the send e mail function is not available When using this mail function you need to cancel the block for PJ Network Manager application For the fur...

Page 376: ...n On the confirmation dialog box click Yes button to execute deletion The listed items are fixed Column width can be changed by dragging the right edge of the column The column order can be changed with drag and drop the column Column cannot be deleted Up to 1000 of events can be stored If it exceeds 1000 events the oldest event is deleted and the latest event is added Command history Items Descri...

Page 377: ...information system setting and event log information into the man agement file with a free file name It is useful if you manage multiple equipment in the net work Click button on the tool bar and save it with free file name The extension is pnm The management file contains following information Items Description Header Management file section file version System default setting Default value of th...

Page 378: ...stem menu The target batch registration win dow appears 2Click Reference button and select a defined file to import the target information The imported target information will be listed on the target batch registration window If there is an error in the imported defined file the error information will be indicated on the Result column Retry importing after correcting the defined file 3Click OK but...

Page 379: ...s 192 168 0 1 etc Community Name of SNMP community Default value of our network products is public Example of the defined file The table below shows the example of the defined file provided with the target informa tion Save this file as the CSV file Proj_01 192 168 0 1 public Proj_02 192 168 0 2 public Proj_03 192 168 0 3 public Proj_04 192 168 0 6 public Proj_05 192 168 0 7 public PDP_01 192 168 ...

Page 380: ... computer launches web browser and displays the login window of the target equipment You can control and set up the projector remotely by using the web browser For the fur ther information of instruction see the separated network owner s manual Login by dou ble clicking An example of the login page Login to the target equipment ...

Page 381: ...PM KY7AC PJ NETWORK MANAGER OWNER S MANUAL FOR WINDOWS SANYO Electric Co Ltd ...

Page 382: ...c Compliant Owner s Manual Contents USB thumb drive for the Memory Viewer function 3 Inserting the USB thumb drive 3 Direct start up into the memory viewer mode 4 Entering the memory viewer mode 5 Displaying the memory viewer browser window 6 Selection of menu 8 Image viewer in the manual mode 8 Image viewer in the program mode for Windows 8 Operation during image viewer in the manual program mode...

Page 383: ...e formats are Mpeg1 Mpeg2 Mpeg4 H 264 and VC 1 Program file created with the Network Viewer 5 Program Editor Some data may not be projected even with these formats In that case convert that kind of data into JPEG data with the Network Viewer 5 File Converter 1 and 2 software Text data used with Memory Viewer Memory viewer supports the text file with the ASCII format for single byte Other text form...

Page 384: ...ote When inserting confirm the direction of the plug not to damage the terminal USB thumb drive for the Memory Viewer function Commercially available USB thumb drives or the supplied one for Auto Capture with this projector can be used for this Memory Viewer function The USB port is compatible with USB thumb drive formatted with FAT16 or FAT32 It is not compatible with other formats Please note th...

Page 385: ...links Network Wired or Wireless from the Input menu is automatically selected the memory viewer start up image appears briefly and then an image stored in the USB thumb drive is displayed on the screen Automatically the same input of Wired or Wireless is selected as last time If the image file is not available in the root directory of the USB thumb drive the memory viewer browser window appears Du...

Page 386: ...press NETWORK button on the remote control After short time the network connection standby display screen Ready for use will appear 2 Select Network in the main menu and then press SELECT button 3 Select Memory viewer with Point buttons and press SELECT button 4 Select Start and press SELECT button The image file stored in the root directory of the USB thumb drive is displayed on the screen If the...

Page 387: ...nt directory path Moves to upper directory Thumbnail display Displays current directory path Menu Even before the completion of thumbnail images drawing the image selection is available by pressing point buttons Though thumbnail images drawing cannot be interrupted by pressing any of point buttons the operation is valid A file more than 10MB is not displayed as thumbnails Icons are displayed in su...

Page 388: ...ish Set with button 3 sec Sets display period of an image in the auto display mode 3 to 240 seconds Set with point button 0 times Sets the repeating times in the auto display mode 0 to 255 times 0 means endless play Set with point button Exit Quits the Memory Viewer operation Note The resolution of the image which can be playing with memory viewer is as follows PG BMP up to 8192 x 8192 PNG GIF up ...

Page 389: ...h the program file the data which is set up from the Set menu on the browser window will be applied 3 During displaying the image you can switch the displayed image with the Point buttons and stop auto playback with the Point button Refer to the control buttons as described in the table on the next page Notes for Windows The program file dpf is created with the program editor software For further ...

Page 390: ...point buttons you can pause review or forward the playback Operation during image viewer in the manual program mode During displaying the image you can control the displayed image with control buttons as described in the table below The display time of the image and the number of repeat at the auto playback mode are set up from the Set menu on the browser window p 7 The scrolling of the text file ...

Page 391: ... the IP address of the projector which has the USB thumb drive onto the address column For example ftp 192 168 1 201 The contents of the USB thumb drive appear on the explorer window as below 2 Move the projection data from the computer into the USB thumb drive Note If the network PIN code is set for the projector the authentication window appears as below In that case enter user into the User Nam...

Page 392: ...s to complete the formatting Note During formatting the USB thumb drive do not turn off the power or eject the USB thumb drive because the data in the USB thumb drive might get damaged During formatting the USB thumb drive is blinking The data converted by the Network Viewer 5 File Converter1 can be stored into the USB thumb drive mounted on the projector directly For further information refer to ...

Page 393: ...MV KY7AC MEMORY VIEWER OWNER S MANUAL SANYO Electric Co Ltd ...

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