Panasonic TH-LB30NT, TH-LB20NT, PT-LB90NT operation manual Glossary

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Glossary

Category	Item	Descriptions	Page
	LAN	Abbreviation for Local Area Network. This is a network with a relatively	10
		narrow range such as inside a company.
	Access point	These are stations for relaying electromagnetic signals between	24
		computers in a wireless LAN. When a computer is connected to an
		access point, it can communicate through the network connected to the
		access point.
	MAC address	Each network card has its own ID No.	24
		A discrete ID No. is assigned to each and every network card around
		the world. These IDs are used to exchange data between cards. These
		IDs are a combination of a discrete number managed and assigned
		by the IEEE to each individual manufacturer and a unique number
		assigned to each individual card by the manufacturer.
	IP address	Internet Protocol (IP) is a protocol for distributing data, and the address	25
		corresponding to the data distribution destination is called the IP	29
		address. The same IP address cannot be used within the same LAN.	52
Common			53
Setting of	DHCP	Abbreviation for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. This function	25
connections		automatically assigns IP addresses to the connected equipment. If	52
		a device with the DHCP server function is present within a LAN, it	53
		automatically assigns IP addresses to the connected equipment.
	Subnetmask	This limits the range of the IP addresses assigned to computers in	25
		order to divide the network into a number of sections during TCP/IP	52
		connection. The value used to divide the network at this time is called	53
		the subnetmask.
	Default Gateway	The devices that are used for different network standards from yours.	52
		Default Gateway enables a connection with other network, by adjusting	53
		bilateral differences such as communication protocols.
		If no gateway is specified for the IP address of access destination, data
		will be sent to the host set as the default gateway.
	Domain Name	The identifier that corresponds to the location to which data is delivered	29
		by the network.
		It is an alias name consisting of alphabet, numbers, and symbols that
		replace the more difficult to use enumerated IP address.

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Contents Windows Contents Software Licensing Agreement Do not use near other wireless equipment Using the projector outside the countryWired LAN Channels that can be usedAbout Wireless LANs Request Regarding SecurityMulti live mode See Project with various methods Live mode SeeNetwork Transmission Project with multiple projectors What you can do with Wireless Manager mobile edition 5.5Useful functions WebBrowser control See Virtual remote control function SeeLive mode cut-in function See PJLink SeeCheck your computer Wireless LANNecessary environment for computers to be connected Computer without a built-in wired LAN function For wired LANCheck your computer Software requirements Precautions when using Windows VistaSystem requirements Wireless Manager ME Installing and using softwareClick 1. Wireless Manager ME Installation free set up Installation free set upPreparations Connecting with wireless LANEasy Wireless Set Up Parts name in search screenProjector Search Window S-MAP List display See Connecting with wireless LANProjector Setting menu display Available modes and functionsProjector Search Window 1-4/U See MAP Connection Select and click the icon Projector you want to connect toIf the setting menu is not displayed, click Setting Click 1-4/U from the setting menuWhen the Confirmation dialog box appears U ConnectionClick PC Search from the setting menu PC Search ConnectionSelect the projector to connect Operations on the projectorConnection error messages Detected issue Displayed information RemarksClose the utility, and then make the connection again As for network setting items, see pages 53 Connecting through the access pointUser 1 through User 3 for Wireless LAN and press Enter Set the details of network and select OKPress OK in wireless LAN detailed setting 3/3 When logging on without administrator authorityThen click Next BComputer operation For Windows XP BComputer operation For Windows Vista As for network setting items, see Connecting with Wired LANLaunch Wireless Manager ME Press OKOther search Operations when password entry is required for connectionOther operations for connection Click at the Projector Search windowCheck the search results Other operations for connectionClick Search Click ConnectClick on the launcher Exit Wireless ManagerWhen connecting the projector for the first time Click YesDescription of the launcher Various projection methodsStatus indication Various projection methods Operating ButtonQuitting live mode Live ModeDisplayed. See Switching from one style to another Multi Live ModeHow to operate Enlarged display Switching to a different positionScreen multi style NQuitting 4-screen multi-liveClick Live Mode in the launcher menu Screen index styleQuitting the 4-screen index style projection Quitting the 16-screen index style projection Toggle between These with Enter buttonMultiple Source Live Mode Click Select Access Port in the launcher menuQuitting multiple source live mode Possible . SeeMultiple Source Multi Live Mode Projector Search window 1-4/U is displayedQuitting multiple source multi live mode Secondary viewer functionClick Selective Area Transmission in the launcher menu Useful FunctionsSelective Area Transmission Quitting selective area transmissionClick Display Change in the launcher menu Useful FunctionsSecondary display transmission Click SecondaryClick AV mute in the launcher menu AV Mute functionPointer function Click AV mute in the launcher menu againConnectable projectors List of available functions in each projection methodSetting options Setting optionsTransmission Key setting Setting optionsOther1 Other2 User settingsFirewall/Wireless LAN Utility Message Version informationPress the Menu button on the projector Network/Security setting of the projectorDisplaying the Network Menu Select Network with the buttonsWired LAN settings Network/Security setting of the projectorDefault wired LAN settings Setting IP Setting network number for wireless LANUser settings Press Wireless LAN→USER1 USER3→ENTER at the network menuWireless settings Ssid ※Default settings of USER1 USER3 Password setting Changing the projector nameNetwork control Network standbySelect on or OFF with Buttons Computer search Live mode cut-inSelect Live Mode CUT in at the network menu Multi-liveReturning to the initial settings Verifying settingsSelect OK with Buttons and press the Enter Proxy server settings Using WebBrowserBefore using the WebBrowser control Open Internet Properties windowLevel and check the Enable checkbox under Active scripting Using WebBrowserAccessing from the WebBrowser Enter the user name and the password Click OKIf Failed appears Monitor information windowProjector status Network status On this window, click the Projector status tabBasic control window Advanced control window Projector control windowOn this window, click the Basic control tab LAN settings Detailed settings windowCompleteNext. the detailed settings and click Making the above settings effectiveEmail settings Time settingsConnection test If Normal is selected under Mail Contents If Simple is selected under Mail ContentsCommand port settings Switching LanguagesAuthentication server settings Password settingsPJLink security authentication Using PJLink protocolApplicable commands Command Control detailsSoftware Uninstall Wireless Manager MEGlossary Open System Infrastructure modeGlossary Shared KeyTo display Device Manager Windows XP Frequently Asked QuestionsWindows Vista How to delete the network bridge Frequently Asked QuestionsHow to change settings in Network Bridge To verify whether your system has Network Bridge Windows XPHow to disable the firewall in Windows XP How to registerNetwork setting error When the user does not have the administrator authorityWhen Firewall/Connection Utility is detected Connection cannot be established with IEEE802.11 g Connection has been lost in the multi live modeContents of DVD or MPEG2 cannot be played on computer Transfer rate is slowChanging the display style Screen saver is not displayed properly in live modeMaking a wireless LAN connection while using the internet Web control window does not appearAero setting is cancelled Trademarks