Epson ELP-3000/3300 User Manual
Epson, Easy setup
ELP-3000/3300
EPSON
®
Easy Setup
Plug the LCD
connector on the
Y-cable into the
projector5 Computer
2
Plug the VGA connector on the
IN/OUT port.
Y-cable into the laptop’s monitor port.
Tighten the screws for all connectors.
Connect an AC adapter to the laptop or
PowerBook and plug it into a wall outlet.
Using The Projector
a. Turn on the projector and then turn on the
computer.
b. If you’re using a PowerBook™, choose Mirroring in
the Display Control Panel. If you’re using a PC
laptop, you may have to set the display to appear
on both the computer’s screen and the projector.
c.
Zoom in the image (make it smaller) by rotating
the zoom ring.
d. Adjust the focus by rotating the focus ring and
zoom out to correct image size.
e.
If the image is too high or too low, press the
purple buttons and raise or lower the projector.
f.
Turn the feet to further adjust the height.
A
B
Attach the Macintosh VGA adapter to
Connect the Macintosh VGA
C
Plug the video-out cable into
the VGA connector on the Y-cable.
adapter to the PowerBook’s video-
the video-out connector on the
out cable.
back of the PowerBook.
See your
Owner’s Manual
if you want to control the
projector from your computer or use external audio
or video sources, an external speaker, or a desktop
computer.
Warning: Never look into the lens when the lamp is on.
Never lift or ho/d the projector by its lens.
If you need help or EPSON Road Service, call
1-800-922-8911.
Take Along Checklist
Computer
Projector lens cover
Power cord
Y-cable
Remote control unit
Macintosh® adapters: VGA, monitor, and serial
RS-232C serial cable and ELP Utilities Diskettes
AV (audio/video) cable (for external sources)
Owner’s Manual
Extra AA batteries (for the remote control
and lamp
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