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Objective
To provide instruction on the use of an Epson BrightLink Interactive Projector (a short-throw projector) as part of a classroom technology package
User & Environment
Faculty, Instructor, Student
Classroom
Equipment
Epson BrightLink Interactive Projector, and Easy Tools software for annotation and capture
Standard technology package, multi-projection room
Procedure
With the projection system on, select
Power on Short Throw Projector
on the touch panel
Wait a few moments for the device to power on and initialize. The default input will be the resident PC, so you should see its desktop image appear soon
Selecting
Advanced Projector Options
on the touch panel will allow you to render a different input on the short throw projector
Open the
Easy Tools
software with the desktop icon, if it isn't running
Use the supplied stylus to perform annotation and capture on the whiteboard below the projector
Troubleshooting
Issue: Annotation appears on the short-throw screen but NOT the room's main projection screen
Diagnosis: The stylus interaction is set to
PC Free
Resolution: Set it to
PC Interactive
by clicking the mouse and keyboard icon at the bottom of the Easy Tools toolbar
Issue: Annotation appears askew or is offset from the stylus pen tip when writing
Diagnosis: Short-throw projector requires a re-calibration routine to be run
Resolution: Click the
User
button on the supplied remote. Answer
Yes
to the prompt to begin the calibration, and let the calibration finish
Notes
Power-down the projection system when you are finished using the equipment; the short throw projector will power down automatically as well
Something not working?
Review our troubleshooting guide for a projection system
to learn all the little things you should check before you panic
If you need immediate help, locate the phone in the room and dial
9-7900
, and then press
9
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Article ID:
26098
Created
Wed 3/1/17 2:29 PM
Modified
Tue 6/11/24 11:31 AM
Can you resolve this issue yourself?
Yes! This is self-service with a smile.
Supported Office or Community
University Community of Students, Staff, and Faculty
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