Wireless LAN factory default settings | Sanyo 1AV4U19B25500 guide

Chapter 5 Wireless LAN configurations

Easy wireless setting

Wireless LAN factory default settings

Factory default settings for Wireless 4, Wireless 5, and Wireless Simple as follows.

			Selected LAN
	Setting Items
	Setting Items	Wireless 4	Wireless 5	Wireless Simple
		Wireless 4	Wireless 5	Wireless Simple

	IP CONFIGURATION	MANUAL	DHCP	MANUAL

	IP ADDRESS	169.254.100.100	192.168.100.100	169.254. * . *

	SUBNETMASK	255.255.0.0	255.255.255.0	255.255.0.0

	GATEWAY ADDRESS	255.255.255.255	255.255.255.255	255.255.255.255

	DNS ADDRESS	255.255.255.255	255.255.255.255	255.255.255.255

	WIRELESS CHANNEL	11	11	11

	NETWORK TYPE	802.11b AdHoc	INFRASTRUCTURE	802.11b AdHoc

	WIRELESS SSID/ESSID	PJ-WIRELESS5	ANY	PJ-WIRELESS5
	(SSID/ESSID)	PJ-WIRELESS5	ANY	PJ-WIRELESS5
	(SSID/ESSID)

	WEP	DISABLE	DISABLE	DISABLE
	(WEP encryption)	DISABLE	DISABLE	DISABLE
	(WEP encryption)

	WPA-PSK	DISABLE	DISABLE	DISABLE
	(PSK key)	DISABLE	DISABLE	DISABLE
	(PSK key)

	WPA2-PSK	DISABLE	DISABLE	DISABLE
	(PSK key)	DISABLE	DISABLE	DISABLE
	(PSK key)

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Contents

Network Set-up and Operation For Windows Federal Communications Commission Notice For Canadian UsersFCC Warning FCC RF Exposure Warning Διαταξεισ ΤΗΣ Οδηγιασ 1999/5/ΕΚ Use of this manual Trademarks and CopyrightExpression/Abbreviation Table of contents Network capture functions Basic setting and operationControlling the projector 137 113133 Required operating environment for computers Network specifications of the projector Wireless LANLAN Terminal Compliance How to project the computer screen’s image via the network How to use all functions concerning the networkCheck Did you make a network setting in the projector? Yes You cannot setup or control the projector via the network Chapter About LAN functions Flow of Image Transfer LAN functions and the featuresImage projecting system via LAN An example of the connection LAN connection modes Operate the computer mouse with the remote control About LAN functions Setup procedures Install the software on computers LAN and set the configurationNetwork Configuration has completed Select Wired LAN or Wireless LAN then connect Installing the software Network Viewer & Capture 5 installation Setup procedures Installed software Following 3 softwares are installed on your computerNetwork Capture Network Viewer 5 File Converter File Converter 2 installation Installed software and places Names and functions of the operation screen Network connection standby display Wireless easy setting button / Wireless easy release button Network Capture 5 windowSearch PJ button Specify IP button 3Parameter setup button 4Volume adjust slider and Mute check boxUsing the multiple network adaptors Start communication button Wired LAN configurations Connecting to the LAN line Network environment settings Description Confirming the operation Confirming the operation Network PIN code Network information Wired factory default Wired LAN factory default settings Selected LAN Wireless LAN configurations Setting the network environment Setting procedures WPA2-PSK are not available Identifier of the wireless access pointEnvironment *1 Configuring security with the projector Use of security type WEP Digits Use the Point ed buttons to select WPA-PSK security typeAvailable PSK key characters Easy wireless setting Setting Procedures Wireless factory default Computer environment and Wireless LAN connection Wireless indicator display Wireless LAN factory default settings Selected LAN Basic setting and operation Select a display mode and login Starting up the Browser Display of main setting Main setting page in the Standard Mode displaySetting Main menu How to use the setting Main setting page in the Light Mode displayExample of the Setting Setting Pallet Type of the setting pallet Text box settingPull-down menu setting Radio button setting Initial setting Switches PJLink password authentication on or offPassword for PJLink function Japanese Whats PJLink? Network PIN code settingPJLink and password setting Manual setting Date and time settingAuto setting Network configuration Setting of LANSelects LAN1 to LAN5 and Simple Sets Dhcp or Manual Then on the projector Configuring wireless LAN setting and security setting Configuring wireless LAN setting Configuring wireless LAN security setting ItemDescription Mail setting Setting Smtp server and administrator address Hours. Attached message Registering and deleting E-mail addressesOption selection for sending alert mail Examples Type and contents of alert mail When PJ lamp replacement time is reached When lamp corres. value reaches preselect use time Snmp setting Enter user name of the projector etc. optionalEnter place of the projector optional Community Trap Trap check/deleteCheck and delete the trap address Public Trap option setting Trap option Basic setting and operation Controlling the projector PJ temp Power control and status checkPJ status About projector condition Status Description Controls Input 575p, 720p, 1035i System of the input signalSystem Image adjustment Image mode Video Computer Suppresses the sound Adjusts the sound volume from the speakersSound PC adjustment Normal True Full Zoom Wide Natural wide Custom Setting up the projectorScreen mode Video Computer Sets Auto PC Adjustment mode Sets the auto-input signal detection modeSets Auto Keystone mode Sets the input signal form of Hdmi input Remote control Sets the color of the contents. Color/WhiteOff Normal mode On1 Highland mode Set a day or date Timer settingHow to set the timer Check the timer events Change the event modeSet an execute time Select an event action Time Projector PowerEvent Projector information Items Description Indication of the lamp status Example of multi control Controlling and setting the multi-projectorsMulti-control Menu are linked to the main menu Start/stop the multi controlStops multi control function Register the projector Confirmation of registered projector Status Change the mode of the registered projectorMode Operation Check & Change page in the light mode Setting all togetherCheck & Change page in the light mode Controlling all together Viewer auto setting all together Network capture functions About Network Capture function Start up the Network CaptureReal Time Capture +p.91 Network Communication +p.96 Commands on the task bar Menu during Real time capturingMenu during Playing movie files Menu during Network Communication Parameter set up Using the Real Time Capture Registering the computers Control by the computer Real time capturing operation Set enable or disable the real time capturingControl by the web browser Control by the projector Control by the computer with USB memory For the following operations, refer to Using the Network Communication Setting conditionExample of advanced use Start the presentation Settings before using the Network Communication Perform capture setting following to the description below Menu tree Description of capture editing window Tool bar button names How to use the Network communication Setting of the drawing tool attribute 101Edit capture image Drawing figures Letter attribute setting 102Drawing letter Set type face, style, size and effects of the font Network Communication operation and change of state 103Preparation On the Communication Executing the forcing mode 104 Moderator function 105Projector Moderator Clients Preparation for using the moderator function Normal mode application windowModerator mode application window 106 Using the moderator function 107Description of application window Moderator operation 108 Moderators password setting upUnregister moderator status 109 Error informationError messages Cause and corresponding Playing the movie files 110 111 Forward 112 Network Viewer functions 113 How to use the Network Viewer 5 File Converter Menu Command Tool ButtonCreating the available data Network Viewer 114 Command Tool Button Creating the available data115 Menu Sub Menu Description View Network Viewer functions Setting of output destination and conversion mode Conversion modeOutput destination 117 Select a folder and click Save button 119 Procedure of making programCreating a program file Program Editor 120 Displays the folder selection windowDeletes the folder path from the folder list Moves up the selected folder path Sub menu Description Setting up the display order and time of the images121 Image frame on the index window 122Blue frame Red frame Shows that image is deleted from the folder Limitation of the Program file Example of the created program selection123 Using the Network Viewer function Select Network for input mode previously124 Condition to use the Network Viewer function 125 Setup the setting page 1 of the Visual displaySetup the setting page 2 of the Selection Display 126 Means endless play Auto Display setting and control127 Error information Error type128 Description 129 Display length Repeat timesSets display periods and repeating times Display time of image 3 to 240 sec Use of the projector as FTP server 130 131 132 Network Projector Windows Vista 133 Use of Connect to a Network Projector 134 Click Connect button to connect to the projector 135Example ¥¥server¥projector¥pj01 136 Appendix 137 Control Use of telnet138 Command Function 139 Web browser setting Active Script/JavaScript enableFlash Player enable Proxy setting ActiveX controls and plug-ins setting Windows XP Professional141 Examples OS/Browsers Flash Player Add-on setting Using proxy serverNot using proxy server 142 Netscape Navigator Flash Player Plug-in setting143 144 Firewall setting Click OK to close setting145 On recommended Checked Dont allow exceptions Unchecked Troubleshooting 146 Cannot start up the browser Infrastructure Mode147 Speed of playing back images are very slow 148Cannot be turned on/off with the web browser Cannot make a new program file 149Images from the file server don’t appear on the screen? What kind of image formats can I convert? Microsoft power point format .ppt150 Auto Capture does not start automatically 151CD-ROM AutoCapture Terminology 152 153 IEEE802.11bIEEE802.11g IEEE802.11n SO-WIN-KY7AC