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Examples: Type and contents of alert mail

E-mail setting

Examples: Type and contents of alert mail

When the projector has an abnormality, the following alert messages are sent to the registered E-mail address depending on your selected condition. Administrator or user can take an efficient action quickly by receiving this message. This is very useful to maintain and service the projector.

The following are examples of received messages.

●When internal PJ temperature is too high:

TITLE: Message from projector 10-03-2007 00:59

Projector Model Name: model name

TCP/IP: 192.168.1.201 Projector Name: Proj05

It sends you following message.

*The Projector lamp is turned off, because internal Projector temperature is too high. Wait for the completion of the cooling process and make sure the projector has been turned into Standby. Then turn the projector on again.

If the Indicator continues flashing, check the air filter for dust accumulation.

[A]81.5 degrees fahrenheit [B] 134 degrees fahrenheit [C] 95.6 degrees fahrenheit Temperature of Sensor B is too high.

✐The projector let users know the information which thermal sensors inside the projector detected the abnormal temperature risen and so the projector was turned off. Please refer to item "Power control and status check" (☞ p.64) for the location of the sensors and each temperature . Also see the owner's manual of the projector for further details.

●When internal PJ power circuit is failed:

TITLE: Message from projector 10-03-2007 00:59

Projector Model Name: model name

TCP/IP: 192.168.1.201 Projector Name: Proj05

It sends you following message.

*The Projector lamp is turned off, because Projector power circuit is failed.

Unplug the Projector from AC outlet and ask servicing to qualified service personnel.

	MAIN,	ALL	OK
	FAN,	5V	OK	Error information
	MCI,	3.3V	NG	Error information
	MCI,	3.3V	NG

✐The projector lamp was turned off, because the projector power circuit failed.

Unplug the projector from AC outlet and contact a qualified service personnel for service with the error information.

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Sanyo QXXAVC922---P Examples: Type and contents of alert mail, When internal PJ temperature is too high, E-mailsetting

Contents

Projector Set-upand Operation Network Capture Wired and Wireless SettingNetwork Viewer Moderator Function Network Set-upand Operation For WindowsFederal Communications Commission Notice ComplianceFor Canadian Users FCC WarningEnglish CAUTION IN USING THE PROJECTOR VIA NETWORKS Safety instructionsCAUTION IN USING NETWORK FUNCTION Caution about Radio Wave2. Setup procedures Table of contents4. Wired LAN configurations 5. Wireless LAN configurations8. Network capture functions 7. Controlling the projector9. Network Viewer functions 10. AppendixRequired operating environment for computers Operating environment and configurationWireless LAN Network specifications of the projectorLAN Terminal Compliance1. About LAN functions ChapterImage projecting system via LAN LAN functions and the featuresFlow of Image Transfer Chapter 1 About LAN functionsAn example of the connection An example of the connectionChapter 1 About LAN functions LAN connection modesLAN connection modes Computer1Computer2 Chapter 1 About LAN functions This chapter describes how to install the Network 2. Setup proceduresCapture 5 software and how to set up the networks ChapterLAN and set the configuration STEP 1 Install the software on computersSTEP 3 Network Configuration has completed Select Wired LAN or Wireless LAN then connect theInstalling the software Network Viewer & Capture 5 installationInstalling the software 3 Click Finish to complete the installation Chapter 2 Setup proceduresNetwork Capture Installed softwareNetwork Viewer 5 File Converter Network Viewer 5 Program EditorInstalled software and places File Converter 2 installationChapter 2 Setup procedures Network Viewer 5 File ConverterChapter 3.Names and functions of the operation screenNetwork connection standby display Parts Names and Functions of the Screen Network Capture 5 windowNetwork Capture 5 window Note on Windows VistaUsing the multiple network adaptors Chapter 4. Wired LAN configurationsNetwork environment settings Connecting to the LAN lineSetting Procedure Chapter 4 Wired LAN configurations4. Press SELECT button Network environment settingChapter 4 Wired LAN configurations Confirming the operationConfirming the operation Network Projector list Specify IP buttonSearch specified IP address window Network PIN code Wired factory defaultNetwork information Chapter 4 Wired LAN configurationsWired LAN factory default settings Wired LAN factory default settingsSELECTED LAN MANUALChapter 4 Wired LAN configurations Chapter 5. Wireless LAN configurationsSetting the network environment Setting proceduresChapter 5 Wireless LAN configurations “Confirming the Operation” p.28 Setting the network environmentConfiguring security with the projector Notes when entering charactersChapter 5 Wireless LAN configurations Use of security type WEP Configuring security with the projectorUse of security type WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK Chapter 5 Wireless LAN configurationsAvailable PSK key characters Easy wireless setting Setting ProceduresEasy wireless setting Computer environment and Wireless LAN connection Wireless factory defaultChapter 5 Wireless LAN configurations Network PIN codeWIRELESS indicator display WIRELESS indicator displayWireless LAN factory default settings Chapter 5 Wireless LAN configurationsSelected LAN Chapter 6. Basic setting and operationChapter 6 Basic setting and operation Select a display mode and loginStarting up the Browser STANDARD MODEzMain setting page in the Standard Mode display Display of main setting pageSetting page Starting up the browserxMain setting page in the Light Mode display How to use the setting pageExample of the Setting Page Setting PalletHow to use the setting page Type of the setting palletText box setting Pull-downmenu settingChapter 6 Basic setting and operation Initial settingSwitches PJLink password authentication on or off Password for PJLink functionPJLink and password setting Network PIN code settingInitial setting Whats PJLink?Auto setting Date and time settingManual setting Chapter 6 Basic setting and operationNetwork configuration Setting of LANNetwork configuration 3.After completing the network configuration, press Regist button to register the network information. The SimpleWireless setting is fixed, which cannot be changed from factory default value Chapter 6 Basic setting and operationItem Configuring wireless LAN settingDescription WPA-PSKand WPA2-PSKmode are not availableConfiguring wireless LAN security setting Notes for entering charactersChapter 6 Basic setting and operation 1Setting SMTP server and administrator address E-mailsettingE-mailsetting Administrator2Registering and deleting E-mailaddresses 3Option selection for sending alert mailChapter 6 Basic setting and operation When internal PJ temperature is too high Examples: Type and contents of alert mailWhen internal PJ power circuit is failed E-mailsettingChapter 6 Basic setting and operation When PJ lamp replacement time is reachedSNMP setting SNMP settingItem DescriptionChapter 6 Basic setting and operation Check and delete the trap addressItem DescriptionSNMP setting Trap option settingChapter 6 Basic setting and operation Chapter 7. Controlling the projectorChapter 7 Controlling the projector Power control and status checkPJ status PJ tempPower control and status check 1.Select “Setting” from the Projector menuAbout projector condition Controls InputChapter 7 Controlling the projector Available selection at the RGBPC analog input SystemAvailable selection at the RGBPC digital input Available selection at the RGBAV HDCP inputInput source Image adjustmentChapter 7 Controlling the projector ItemAdjusts the sound volume from the speakers SoundControls ItemChapter 7 Controlling the projector PC adjustmentItem DescriptionSetting up the projector Setting up the projectorInput source ItemDescription Chapter 7 Controlling the projectorItem DescriptionReset the time after lamp replaced Lamp counter resettingItem DescriptionHow to set the timer Timer settingTo set the timer event on specified date 1Set a day or dateTimer setting Check the timer eventsChange the event mode 2Set an execute timeProjector Power Notes on timer settingChapter 7 Controlling the projector EventProjector information Projector informationDisplays selected signal system Input signal statusDisplays the timer setting status Indication of the lamp statusTimer has been set No timer settingMulti-control Controlling and setting the multi-projectorsExample of multi control Multi-controlMulti control setting Start/stop the multi controlChapter 7 Controlling the projector Confirmation of registered projector Register the projectorEnter projector name or installed location etc Multi-controlStatus Change the mode of the registered projectorChapter 7 Controlling the projector ModeCheck & Change page in the light mode Setting all togetherControlling all together Multi-controlChapter 7 Controlling the projector Viewer auto setting all togetherChapter 8. Network capture functionsReal Time Capture Network Communication Moderator FunctionStart up the Network Capture About Network Capture functionReal Time Capture +p.89 Network Communication +p.94About Network Capture function Commands on the task barMenu during Real time capturing Menu during Moderator functionChapter 8 Network capture functions Parameter set upItems DescriptionUsing the Real Time Capture Using the Real Time CaptureRegistering the computers Chapter 8 Network capture functions 1 Control by the computer2 Control by the web browser Using the real time captureChapter 8 Network capture functions 3 Control by the projectorExample of advanced use Setting conditionUsing the real time capture PC1 PC2Chapter 8 Network capture functions Using the Network CommunicationUsing the Network Communication Settings before using the Network CommunicationDescription of capture editing window Menu treeChapter 8 Network capture functions MenuTool bar button names Command ToolBar of Main PC tool barHow to acquire and release the editing authority How to use the Network communicationStart the communication Join the communication only for Sub PCHow to use the Network communication Setting of the drawing tool attributeEdit capture image Drawing figuresLetter attribute setting Drawing letterChapter 8 Network capture functions On the Communication PreparationOperation on the Main PC Operation on the Sub PCChapter 8 Network capture functions Executing the forcing modeItem DescriptionModerator function Moderator functionModerator ClientsNormal mode application window Preparation for using the moderator functionModerator mode application window Chapter 8 Network capture functionsDescription of application window Using the moderator functionModerator operation Client operationModerators password setting up Unregister moderator statusChapter 8 Network capture functions Error information Error informationError messages Cause and correspondingChapter 8 Network capture functions Chapter 9. Network Viewer functionsCreating the available data Network Viewer 1 How to use the Network Viewer 5 File ConverterStart up and quit the File Converter Chapter 9 Network Viewer functionsCreating the available data Command Tool ButtonMenu Tree MenuChapter 9 Network Viewer functions 2 When converting each file, select a preview image first and then click Convert each fileOutput destination Setting of output destination and conversion modeConversion mode Folder2 How to use the Network Viewer 5 File Converter Creating the available dataChapter 9 Network Viewer functions Procedure of making program Creating a program file Program EditorCreating a program file Program Editor 4 Click New button Chapter 9 Network Viewer functions1 Select a folder list contains images to change Creating a program file Program EditorChapter 9 Network Viewer functions Image frame on the index windowExample of the created program selection The limitation of the Program fileCreating a program file Program Editor 1 Control by the web browser Using the Network Viewer functionCondition to use the Network Viewer function Chapter 9 Network Viewer functionsUsing the network viewer function 2 Setup the setting page 1 of the Visual display1 IMPORTANT NOTICE Enter your login account of the FTP serverSwitches to the thumbnail mode Switches to the List modeChapter 9 Network Viewer functions Decides a image toUsing the network viewer function 4 Auto Display setting and control page2Control by the projector Error informationDescription Error typeDisplay time Repeat times Using the network viewer functionDisplay time of the image 3 to 240 sec TimesChapter 9 Network Viewer functions Firewall setting Troubleshooting Terminology Use of telnet Web browser setting10. Appendix ChapterUse of telnet ControlChapter 10 Appendix Use of telnet Command list tableActive Script/JavaScript enable Web browser settingFlash Player enable Proxy settingFlash Player enable ActiveScript settingWeb browser setting ActiveX controls and plug-inssettingFlash Player Add-onsetting Proxy settingUsing proxy server Not using proxy serverFlash Player Plug-insetting JavaScript SettingNetscape Navigator Flash Player enableUsing proxy server Proxy settingNot using proxy server Chapter 10 AppendixFirewall setting Firewall settingThe computer cannot connect projectors Wired LAN TroubleshootingWireless LAN Wireless LAN Connection cannot be establishedTroubleshooting Infrastructure ModeCannot start up the browser Network capture Cannot be turned on/off with the web browserChapter 10 Appendix Troubleshooting Speed of playing back images are very slowFile Converter Network ViewerI cannot make a new program file What kind of image formats can I convert?Troubleshooting ESSID Extended Service Set Identifier DHCP server Dynamic Host Configuration ProtocolWEP Wired Equivalent Privacy Wi-Fithe Standard for Wireless FidelityTerminology SO-WIN-KF3AC NETWORK OWNERS MANUAL FOR WINDOWSSANYO Electric Co., Ltd