Epson 3 Lcd Manual

Setting
 Options
 Description

Keystone
 H/V
Keystone
 Adjusts
imageshape to
 rectangular
(horizontally and
 Quick
Corner
 vertically)

H/V
Keystone :lets you manually
 correct
horizontal andvertical
 sides

Quick
Corner :select tocorrect
 image
shape andalignment
 using
anon-screen display
 Zoom
 Varying
levelsavailable
 Adjusts
thesize ofthe projected
 image

(EX3210/EX3212)

Control
PanelLock
 Full
Lock
 Controls
projector buttonlocking
 to
secure theprojector
 Partial
Lock
 Full
Lock :locks...

Setting
 Options
 Description

Power
Consumption
 Normal
 Selects
thebrightness modeof
 the
projector lamp
 ECO

Normal
:sets maximum lamp
 brightness

ECO
:reduces lampbrightness
 and
fannoise, andsaves power
 and
lamp life
 Volume
 Varying
levelsavailable
 Adjusts
thevolume ofthe
 projector
’s speaker system
 Remote
Receiver
 Front
 Limits
reception ofremote control
 signals
bythe selected receiver;
 Rear

Off
turns offallreceivers
 Front/Rear

Off

User
Button
 Power
Consumption
 Assigns
amenu...

Projector
SetupSettings -Extended Menu
 Settings
onthe Extended menuletyou customize variousprojector setupfeatures thatcontrol its
 operation.

Setting
 Options
 Description

Display
 Messages
 Selects
variousdisplayoptions
 Display
Background
 Messages
:controls whether
 messages
aredisplayed onthe
 Startup
Screen
 screen

A/V
Mute
 Display
Background :selects
 the
screen colororlogo to
 display
whennosignal is
 received

Startup
Screen:controls
 whether
aspecial screen
 appears
whentheprojector...

Setting
 Options
 Description

Closed
Caption
 Off
 Controls
useofclosed captions
 and
selects theclosed caption
 CC1

channel

CC2

Users
Logo
 –
 Creates
ascreen thatthe
 projector
displaystoidentify itself
 and
enhance security
 Projection
 Front
 Selects
theway theprojector
 faces
thescreen sothe image is
 Front/Ceiling

oriented
correctly
 Rear

Rear
Ceiling
 Operation
 Direct
Power On
 Selects
variousoperation options
 Sleep
Mode
 Direct
Power On:turns onthe
 projector
whenyouplug itin
 Sleep...

Setting
 Options
 Description

USB
Type B
 USB
Display
 Selects
theuse ofthe projectors
 USB
TypeB port
 Link
21L
 USB
Display :select whenyou
 connect
acomputer tothe
 projectors
USBTypeB portto
 display
images
 Link
21L:allows aremote
 Windows
computer tooperate
 the
projector overaUSB
 connection
usingtheLink 21L
 Utility

Language
 Various
languages available
 Selects
thelanguage for
 projector
menuandmessage
 displays
(notchanged byReset
 option)

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topic:Adjusting theMenu Settings...

Note:
Thelamp usage timerdoesnotregister anyhours untilyouhave usedthelamp foratleast 10
 hours.
Available settingsdependonthe current inputsource.
 Information
item
 Description

Lamp
Hours
 Displays
thenumber ofhours (H )the lamp hasbeen usedin
 Normal
andECO Power Consumption modes;ifthe information is
 displayed
inyellow, obtainagenuine Epsonreplacement lamp
 soon

Source
 Displays
thename ofthe port towhich thecurrent inputsource is
 connected

Input
Signal
 Displays
theinput signal setting ofthe...

You
cannot resetthefollowing settingsusingtheReset Alloption:
 •
Input Signal
 •
Users Logo
 •
Language
 •
Lamp Hours
 •
Password
 •
User Button
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topic:Adjusting theMenu Settings
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Maintaining
andTransporting theProjector
 Follow
theinstructions inthese sections tomaintain yourprojector andtransport itfrom place toplace.
 Projector
Maintenance
 Transporting
theProjector
 Projector
Maintenance
 Your
projector needslittlemaintenance tokeep working atits best.
 You
may need toclean thelens periodically, andclean theairfilter andairvents toprevent theprojector
 from
overheating duetoblocked ventilation.
 The
only parts youshould replace arethelamp, airfilter, andremote...

•
To remove stubborn smudges, moistenasoft, lint-free clothwithlens cleaner andgently wipethe
 lens.
Donot spray anyliquid directly onthe lens.
 Warning:
Donot use alens cleaner thatcontains flammable gas.Thehigh heat generated bythe
 projector
lampmaycause afire.
 Caution:
Donot use glass cleaner toclean thelens, oryou may damage it.Do not use canned air,or
 the
gases mayleave aresidue. Avoidtouching thelens withyour bare hands toprevent fingerprints on
 or
damage tothe lens surface.
 Parent...

2.
Gently remove thedust using asmall vacuum designed forcomputers oravery softbrush (suchas
 a
paintbrush).
 Note:
Youcanremove theairfilter soyou canclean bothsides ofit.Do not rinse theairfilter in
 water,
oruse anydetergent orsolvent toclean it.
 Caution:
Donot use canned air,orthe gases mayleave aresidue.
 3.
Ifdust isdifficult toremove orthe airfilter isdamaged, replacetheairfilter.
 Parent
topic:AirFilter andVent Maintenance
 Replacing
theAirFilter
 You
need toreplace theairfilter inthe...