Epson EasyMP - Manual (Page 35)

Using the control functions
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The following table lists the control button functions.
* If the button does not function, you can switch the input source using the
button.
q • Some connected projectors may not be equipped with all of the above ports
or functions. If you click a button for a port or function that is not
available, nothing will happen.
• You can select objects to be controlled and use the control buttons to carry
out control operations even when the following are being displayed.
Group properties s p.31
Projector properties s p.32
Warning and Error Projector list
(Control operations can only be carried out for projectors with a warning
status.) s
p.28
Power On Turns the projector power on.
Power Off Turns the projector power off.
Switch source
Computer1
Switches the video input source to the
Computer1 port or Computer port.
Switch source
Computer 2
Switches the video input source to the
Computer2 port.
Switch source
BNC
Switches the video input source to the BNC
port.
Switch source
S-Video
Switches the video input source to the
S-Video port.
Switch source
Video (RCA)
Switches the video input source to the Video
port or video2 port.
Switch source
Video (BNC)
Switches the video input source to the Video1
port.
Switch source
DVI-D, HDMI 1
Switches the video input source to the DVI-D1
port or HDMI1 port.
If the projector is equipped with ether DVI-D
port or HDMI port, use this button to switch
the input signal.
If the projector is equipped with both DVI-D
port and HDMI port, use this button to select
DVI-D as an input source.
Switch source
DVI-D, HDMI 2
Switches the video input source to the DVI-D2
port or HDMI2 port.
If the projector is equipped with both DVI-D
port and HDMI port, use this button to select
HDMI as an input source.
Switch source
D-Video
Switches the video input source to the D4
port.
Switch source
EasyMP
Switches the input source to EasyMP or
EasyMP.net.
Switch source
USB Display
*
Switches the input source to USB Display.
Switch source
USB1 *
Switches the video input source to the
external equipment connected via a USB
(Type A) port or USB1.
Switch source
USB2 *
Switches the video input source to the
external equipment connected via a USB2
port.
Switch source
LAN *
Switches the video input source to the image
projected by the computer via a network.