Operation Guide Windows and Mac
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Introduction to Epson iProjection
- Setting Up the Software for the First Time
- Installing the Software
- Selecting Projector Network Settings
- Connection Methods for Various Network Environments
- Recommended Wireless Environment for Multi PC Projection
- Setting Up a Projector to Connect in Quick Connection Mode
- Setting Up a Projector to Connect in Advanced Connection Mode (Wireless)
- Setting Up a Projector to Connect in Advanced Connection Mode (Wired)
- Connecting to the Projector and Projecting Images
- Using Additional Functions
- Searching for Network Projectors Using a Shortcut
- Connecting to Network Projector Using a USB Flash Drive (Windows Only)
- Connecting to Multiple Projectors (Mirroring)
- Outputting Audio from the Projector
- Projecting Your Screen
- Changing the Moderator
- Distributing the Projected Screen
- Selecting the Participant's Screen to Project Using Thumbnails
- Hiding the Projection Control Screen
- Prohibiting Participant Operations
- Controlling the Connection Bandwidth
- Solving Problems
- Solving Network Connection Problems
- Solving Problems During Projection
- Error Messages List
- Error Messages When Starting up Epson iProjection
- Error Messages When Using a USB Key
- Error Messages When Searching for and Selecting Projectors
- Error Messages When Projecting
- Error Messages When Operating a Profile
- Error Messages When Using the Moderator Function
- Error Messages When Distributing the Projected Screen
- Event ID List
- Screen Summary
- Appendix
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thumbnails. This feature is suitable for environments where the moderator wants to provide questions for
the participants to answer, and then select which answers or ideas to project in response.
Note: This function is available only for supported models.
Parent topic: Epson iProjection Features
Related tasks
Distributing the Projected Screen
Selecting the Participant's Screen to Project Using Thumbnails
Easy Network Projection Using a USB Flash Drive (Windows Only)
You can use a commercially available USB flash drive as a USB key to transfer the projector's network
information to a Windows computer. Creating the USB key allows you to quickly project images from the
network projector.