Technical Brief

EPSON Sales Training 3/01
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Image quality—EPSON SizeWise™ resizing technology
EPSON's third generation resizing technology supports resolutions from workstations and notebook computers
with:
Clear, sharp text
Virtually no picture content loss
Graphics able to maintain their integrity
Power to handle spreadsheet gridlines and small fonts from any video standard.
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EPSON projectors offer different levels of SizeWise technology, depending on the projector's native resolution.
Versatility—Flexible controls
Each EPSON projector can be controlled by the included infrared remote control and control panel. You use
the remote control from virtually any point in the room because the projector has infrared receivers in the front
and back of the projector.
Power
Access on-line help
Access the on-line menu of settings
Volume
Resize the on-screen image
Mute
Programable multi-function buttons for special effects
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Each remote control and control panel varies, but some of the
universal functions are:
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Most EPSON projectors are also compatible with RS-232 controllers like CRESTRON™ or AMX™.
RS-232 is a standard for serial digital
communication. It allows the projector to be
remotely controlled either from a dedicated
remote control or a computer.
Power
Freeze
A/V Mute
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R/C ON
OFF
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Esc
Menu
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S-Video
Auto
P in P Preset
Resize
Video
BNC
Help
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