Epson EMP-745 is a high-quality projector that offers a range of features to meet your projection needs. With its compact and lightweight design, you can easily carry it around for presentations or movie nights. The projector delivers bright and vivid images with its 2500 lumens and XGA resolution, ensuring sharp and detailed visuals. It features a variety of connectivity options, including HDMI, USB, and wireless LAN, allowing you to connect to various devices such as laptops, smartphones, or Blu-ray players.
Epson EMP-745 is a high-quality projector that offers a range of features to meet your projection needs. With its compact and lightweight design, you can easily carry it around for presentations or movie nights. The projector delivers bright and vivid images with its 2500 lumens and XGA resolution, ensuring sharp and detailed visuals. It features a variety of connectivity options, including HDMI, USB, and wireless LAN, allowing you to connect to various devices such as laptops, smartphones, or Blu-ray players.
Read This First
Lea primero esto
Leggere attentamente prima di
procedere
Bitte zuerst lesen
À lire en premier
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Read This First
Unpacking the Projector ...............................................2
Document Contents......................................................3
Check the Steps for Using the Projector.......................4
Viewing the Contents of the Document
CD-ROM .....................................................................8
Before using this product, please be sure to:
The most commonly used functions of the projector are covered in the Quick
Reference Guide. Always keep this with the projector so that it can be referred
to when needed.
See "Troubleshooting" in the User’s Guide if there are problems such as no
projection, poor image quality, etc.
1. Read this booklet.
Check the components and the procedures for setting up the projector
and carrying out projection.
2. Read the "Safety Instructions/World-
Wide Warranty Terms".
It contains important information on using the projector safely, and also
includes the terms and conditions of the worldwide warranty. Be sure to
read this booklet thoroughly before using the projector.
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Unpacking the Projector
When you unpack the projector, make sure that you have all these components.
If any of the components are missing or incorrect, please contact the supplier.
Projector
(With lens cover attached)
Remote control AAA alkali
batteries
(2 pcs.)
Insert into the remote
control.
Wireless LAN card
(
IEEE 802.11g/b compatible
)
Insert into the card slot of
the projector when
connecting to a computer
via a wireless LAN.
Power cable
(1.8 m (6 ft.))
Use to connect the
projector to an
electrical outlet.
Computer cable
(mini D-Sub 15-pin/
mini D-Sub 15-pin,
1.8 m (6 ft.))
Use when projecting
computer images.
Audio adapter
(3.5 mm dia. Stereo mini plug/
RCA pin jack × 2 red/white, 20
cm (7.9 inches))
Connect this adapter with a
commercially-available RCA
audio cable to output sound of
video equipment from the
projector's built-in speaker.
USB cable
(1.8 m (6 ft.))
Use when connecting to
a computer with a USB
port to use the wireless
mouse function or to
send data to the
projector.
EasyMP Software
(CD-ROM 1 pc.)
Use to install the EasyMP
software into a computer.
Password Protect sticker
When Password Protect is enabled,
attach this to somewhere on the
projector where it is clearly visible to
increase anti-theft effectiveness.
Soft carrying case
(with shoulder strap and handle)
For carrying the projector.
Documentation
Read This First (this booklet)
Safety Instructions/
World-Wide Warranty Terms
Document CD-ROM
Quick Reference Guide
EasyMP Network Setup Guide
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Document Contents
This projector is supplied with the following five manuals.
s "Viewing the Contents of the Document CD-ROM" p.8
EasyMP Network Setup Guide Quick Reference Guide
Contains instructions on how to
set up and connect the projector
to a computer (using either a
wireless LAN or a wired LAN).
Contains basic information on
using the projector.
Leave this near the projector at all
times so it is on hand for easy
reference.
The following documents are contained in the Document CD-ROM.
User’s Guide (PDF)
This contains detailed information on all aspects of projector operation.
Refer to this manual if you wish to know about a function in detail or if you have a
problem with the projector.
EasyMP Operation Guide (PDF)
This contains useful information on using the projector to give presentations via a
network.
EMP Monitor Operation Guide (PDF)
This contains information on how to monitor and control the projector via a network.
Network Setup Guide
Guide de mise en route du
reseau
Netzwerk-
Aufstellungsanleitung
Adjusting the Image Size
User's Guide
"Screen Size and Projection Distance"
Turn off the power for both the projector and the computer before connecting them.
The size of the projected image is basically determined by the distance from the lens to the screen.
The actual values will vary depending on projection conditions and the zoom setting.
The values should be used as a guide for setting up the projector.
Be sure to read the accompanying User's Guide
before using the projector.
Do not look into the lens while
the projector's power is turned on.
WARNING
The computer cable supplied with the projector may not match the monitor port on some
computers. In such cases, you will need to purchase a separate adapter.
Connecting to a Computer
User's Guide
"Connecting to a Computer"
Tip
Quick Reference Guide
Quick Reference Guide
To computer
monitor port
Computer cable
(accessory)
* When installing against a wall, leave about 20 cm (7.9 in.) between the projector and the wall.
To [Computer/Component Video] port (blue)
100
–
120 (3.2–3.9)
130
–
160 (4.4–5.2)
166
–
200 (5.5–6.6)
200
–
240 (6.6–7.9)
270
–
320 (8.8–10.5)
340
–
400 (11.0–13.2)
670–
810 (22.0–26.4)
1010
–
1210 cm (33.1–39.7 ft.)
20 cm
(7.9 in.)*
Distance from centre
of lens to bottom edge of screen
Distance to screen
("W" (wide) to "T" (tele))
40
(81 61)
30
(61 46)
50
(100 76)
60
(120 90)
80
(160 120)
100
(200 150)
200
(410 300)
Screen size
300"
(610 460 cm)
Centre of
lens
65.3 cm
(25.7 in.)
6.5
(2.6)
8.7
(3.4)
10.9
(4.3)
13.1
(5.1)
43.5
(17.1)
21.8
(8.6)
17.4
(6.9)
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Document Document CD-ROM
Be sure to read the manuals carefully in order to ensure safe and correct oper-
ation. Keep them in a safe place nearby where they will always be available for
referring to in order to help solve any problems or questions you may have.
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Check the Steps for Using the Projector
This section provides a brief explanation of different setup procedures for different
purposes and the manuals to be referred to in each case.
The following icons are used to indicate the various reference manuals.
Quick Reference Guide
User’s Guide
EasyMP Operation Guide
EasyMP Network Setup Guide
Using the connection cable to project computer or video images
Set up the projector
1
Turn the power on and
project the images
3
Use the connection cable to:
2
Connect to a computer
Connect to a video source
"Connections"
"Projection Preparation and
Adjustments"
"Setup"
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Projecting computer images
(Easy connection using a wireless LAN)
Prepare the computer
1
Prepare the projector
2
Connect via the network
3
Set up the projector
Turn the power on
Insert the wireless LAN
card
Set up the wireless LAN
Operations after connection
4
Projected image operations
Disconnecting
Install EMP NS Connection
Insert the wireless LAN
card*
Set up the wireless LAN
Computer documentation
* This operation is not required if using the built-in
wireless LAN function.
"Installing the EasyMP
Software Into the Computer"
"Computer Wireless LAN
Settings"
"Projection Preparation and
Adjustments"
"Setup"
"Inserting the Wireless LAN
Card into the Projector"
"Connecting Using Easy Connect
Mode (Wireless LAN)" - "Projector
Network Settings"
"
Connecting the Computer and
Projector via the Network
"
"Functions for Enhancing
Projection"
"
Disconnecting from a
Network Connection
"
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Check the Steps for Using the Projector
Projecting movie files and digital camera photos
Set up the projector
1
Turn the power on and
start projection
3
Insert the memory card
or
connect the USB device
2
Memory card
USB memory
device
USB-
compatible
hard disk
drive
Image files
Movie files
Project the movie files
or images
4
"
Playing Image and
Movie Files
"
"Projection Preparation
and Adjustments"
"Setup"
"Inserting and
Removing Cards"
"Connecting USB Devices
(Digital Camera, Hard Disk
Drive or Memory Devices)"
USB-compatible
ditital camera
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Giving presentations without using a computer
Install EMP SlideMaker2
1
Create a scenario
2
Play back, manage and
edit the scenario
4
Prepare the projector
3
Set up the projector
Insert the memory card
or
connect the USB device
Turn the power on and
start projection
PowerPoint
File 1
PowerPoint
File 3
PowerPoint
File 2
Scenario File
Memory card
USB storage
device
"Projecting Scenarios"
"Projection Preparation and
Adjustments"
"Connecting USB Devices
(Digital Camera, Hard Disk
Drive or Memory Devices)"
"Inserting and Removing
Cards"
"Setup"
"Installing the EasyMP
Software Into the Computer"
"Creating a Scenario"
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Viewing the Contents of the Document CD-ROM
Tip :
The PDF manuals in the Document CD-ROM are version 1.3. Acrobat Reader version 4.0 or later,
or Adobe Reader is required to view the PDF manuals. The Document CD-ROM contains Acrobat
Reader 5.05 for Windows. If you need a different version of Acrobat Reader or Adobe Reader, visit
the Adobe Systems website.
For Windows
Turn on the power for the computer and insert the Document
CD-ROM into the computer's CD-ROM drive.
A page will be automatically displayed for you to select the model of projector
you are using.
Double-click the "Launcher_for_OS86_9x" or the "Launcher_for_OSX" file to
display a page for selecting the model of projector you are using.
For Macintosh
Click the model of projector you are using.
The following main page will be displayed.
All of the manuals can be printed out as well as viewed on-screen. To print out a manual,
display the required manual on the screen and then click the "Print" icon. Refer to "Saving
This Guide on a Computer" for details about the "Print" icon.
Tip :
When using Windows, a message will be displayed in case that Acrobat Reader is not already
installed on the computer. Follow the instructions which are displayed on the screen to install
Acrobat Reader. Once the installation has been completed, remove the Document CD-ROM from
the computer's CD-ROM drive and then re-insert it to display the projector model selection page
once more.
If using Windows
If using a Macintosh
EasyMP Operation Guide
Français
Deutsch
Italiano
Español
Click the language to read the
manual in that language.
Projector Features
Before Using the Projector
This explains the procedures to be carried out before using the projector,
including setup and connections.
Part Names and Functions
Basic Operations
This explains basic functions such as turning the projector on and off
and adjusting the projected images.
Advanced Operations
This explains about the configuration menus and functions that can be
used to enhance projection.
Using the Configuration Menu Functions
Appendices
This provides supplementary information on maintenance methods and
other ways to extend the operating life of the projector.
Optional Accessories and Consumables
*This manual contains information for both the EMP-745 and the EMP-740.
The illustrations given in the manual depict the EMP-745 unless otherwise
noted.
Projecting Computer Images via a Network
This explains about what to do if a projector that you would like to
connect to when using Network Screen cannot be found, and also
wireless LAN security measures that can be used.
Preparing a Presentation
This explains how to create "scenario" files by converting PowerPoint
files into a format that can be directly played back by the projector.
Showing the Presentation
This explains how to project created scenarios and also image and
movie files using the projector.
Using a Computer to Set Up, Monitor and Control
Projectors
This explains how to use a computer that is connected to a network in
order to change projector settings and to manage projectors.
Troubleshooting
Index
Glossary
Notations Used in This Guide
Understanding This Guide
Saving This Guide on a Computer
This explains how to use a computer that is connected to a network in order
to centrally control multiple projectors.
Operation Guide Contents
When you move the mouse pointer over a
menu item, the pointer will change to a .
If you click a menu item, the details for that
item will be displayed.
Read the "Notations Used in This Guide"
and "Understanding This Guide" on the
main page before looking in detail at the
menu items.
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Epson EMP-745 is a high-quality projector that offers a range of features to meet your projection needs. With its compact and lightweight design, you can easily carry it around for presentations or movie nights. The projector delivers bright and vivid images with its 2500 lumens and XGA resolution, ensuring sharp and detailed visuals. It features a variety of connectivity options, including HDMI, USB, and wireless LAN, allowing you to connect to various devices such as laptops, smartphones, or Blu-ray players.
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