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Quick Setup

IMPORTANT:

 Before using this product, make sure you read these instructions 

and the safety instructions in the online User’s Guide.

Note: 

Your product may differ from the illustrations on this sheet, but the 

instructions are the same. Availability of products, product features, or 
accessories varies by region.

Contents

Make sure your projector box includes all of these parts:

You can place the projector on almost any flat surface. See the online User’s 
Guide
 for more information.

Placing the projector

Before proceeding with setup, move the furniture you will place the projector 
on to its final location. This will give the furniture time to settle into the floor 
as needed, which is especially important for softer surfaces like carpets and 
rugs.

Note: 

The distance from the top of the projector to the bottom of the 

projected image is 5.9 inches (14.9 cm) for a 100-inch image and 7.5 inches 
(19 cm) for a 120-inch image.

 Place the furniture based on the distance measurements indicated below.

B

Furniture

Wall or screen

A

Distance from wall or screen to:

100-inch image

120-inch image

A - Front of projector

17.3 inches (43.9 cm)

20.2 inches (51.4 cm)

B - Rear of projector

3.8 inches (9.8 cm)

6.8 inches (17.3 cm)

 If your furniture has adjustable feet, use them to level the furniture (allow 
time for settling as needed).

 Place the projector on top of your furniture and align it with the expected 
center of the wall or screen you will project onto.

Connect the projector

Android TV

®

Your projector includes built-in Android TV with apps that can be launched 
when the remote control is paired to the projector. To stream content, make 
sure you have a wireless Internet connection and active streaming account and 
log in as necessary for each app.

Chromecast built-in

TM

You can stream content from devices using Chromecast™-compatible apps. See 
the online User’s Guide for details.

Google Assistant

TM

You can send voice commands to the projector using the remote control. See 
the online User’s Guide for details.

Note: 

This feature may not be available in all regions.

Video device or computer

You can connect video equipment or a computer. Remove the side cover and 
connect one end of an HDMI

®

 cable (not included) to one of the projector’s 

HDMI

 ports and the other end to an HDMI port on your video device or 

computer. See the online User’s Guide for details.

Caution: 

Do not turn on the video source before connecting it to the projector; 

you may damage the projector.

HDMI cable

Note:

• 

Some external video sources may require an optional HDMI adapter cable.

• 

If you are connecting an external audio/video receiver to the projector, use 
the projector’s 
HDMI2 (ARC) port. If you are connecting a video game console 
to the projector, use the projector’s 
HDMI3 (Game) port. See the online User’s 
Guide for more information.

• 

For more information on connecting the projector to your computer or other 
devices (camera, USB flash drive, etc.), see the online 
User’s Guide.

Connect audio

Built-in speakers

The projector has built-in speakers that can play audio from the video source 
you are viewing.

You can also use the projector’s speakers to play sound from a device connected 
via Bluetooth

®

. See the online User’s Guide for details.

Optical Out audio port

You can connect the projector to an amplifier or speakers through the 

Optical 

Out

 port. See the online User’s Guide for more information.

Optical cable

Turn on your projector

Note: 

If you are projecting from an external video device or a computer, make 

sure it is connected to the projector first and turn it on after the projector is 
turned on.

 Remove the side cover, if necessary.

 Install the batteries in the remote control.

 Plug in the projector.

 Press  the 

 power button on the projector or remote control. The status 

light flashes blue and then stays on.

Note: 

To shut down the projector, press the 

 power button on the 

projector or the remote control.

 Follow the on-screen instructions to pair the remote control and projector, 
select your language, connect to your wireless network, and sign in to 
your Google Account. You only need to pair the remote the first time you 
use it.

Install your screen

If you purchased an Epson

®

 SilverFlex

®

 100-inch (ELPSC35) or 120-inch (ELPSC36) 

screen, see your screen documentation for installation instructions. Otherwise, 
see “Adjust the image.”

Adjust the image

 To adjust the image position, move the projector while keeping it level 
and parallel to the screen. To adjust the image height, rotate the rear 
foot to extend or retract it.

 To adjust a tilted image when the projector is set on a flat surface, adjust 
the front feet so both sides are level.

 Remove the side cover, if necessary.

 Move the focus lever up or down to adjust the image sharpness.

 Replace the side cover.

Note: 

For more detailed adjustment methods, see the online User’s Guide.

Using the remote control

Go back to previous 

function

Adjust projected image 
size and position

Turn off audio temporarily

Access projector menus

Microphone/light

 Turn projector 

on or off

Turn off video temporarily

Display Android TV 

application list

Navigate menus

Access Android TV menus

Use voice commands 
with Google Assistant

Display YouTube Music

Display Android TV 
home screen

Choose input source

Turn volume up or down

Enter a selection

 Display HDMI3 

(Game) source

Adjust brightness

Note: 

You must first pair the remote control to the projector to use Android TV 

and video-on-demand features. See the online User’s Guide for more 
information.

LS800BATV/LS800WATV

Summary of Contents for LS800BATV

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Page 2: ...s HDMI2 ARC port If you are connecting a video game console to the projector use the projector s HDMI3 Game port See the online User s Guide for more information For more information on connecting the projector to your computer or other devices camera USB flash drive etc see the online User s Guide Connect audio Built in speakers The projector has built in speakers that can play audio from the vid...

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