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Sanyo SO-WIN-KF3AC, QXXAVC922---P owner manual Basic setting and operation

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Network Viewer Moderator Function Wired and Wireless SettingProjector Set-upand Operation Network Capture Network Set-upand Operation For WindowsFor Canadian Users ComplianceFederal Communications Commission Notice FCC WarningEnglish CAUTION IN USING NETWORK FUNCTION Safety instructionsCAUTION IN USING THE PROJECTOR VIA NETWORKS Caution about Radio Wave4. Wired LAN configurations Table of contents2. Setup procedures 5. Wireless LAN configurations9. Network Viewer functions 7. Controlling the projector8. Network capture functions 10. AppendixOperating environment and configuration Required operating environment for computersLAN Terminal Network specifications of the projectorWireless LAN ComplianceChapter 1. About LAN functionsFlow of Image Transfer LAN functions and the featuresImage projecting system via LAN Chapter 1 About LAN functionsAn example of the connection An example of the connectionLAN connection modes Chapter 1 About LAN functionsComputer2 LAN connection modesComputer1 Chapter 1 About LAN functions Capture 5 software and how to set up the networks 2. Setup proceduresThis chapter describes how to install the Network ChapterSTEP 3 Network Configuration has completed STEP 1 Install the software on computersLAN and set the configuration Select Wired LAN or Wireless LAN then connect theInstalling the software Installing the softwareNetwork Viewer & Capture 5 installation Chapter 2 Setup procedures 3 Click Finish to complete the installationNetwork Viewer 5 File Converter Installed softwareNetwork Capture Network Viewer 5 Program EditorChapter 2 Setup procedures File Converter 2 installationInstalled software and places Network Viewer 5 File Converter3.Names and functions of the operation screen ChapterNetwork connection standby display Network Capture 5 window Network Capture 5 windowParts Names and Functions of the Screen Note on Windows VistaUsing the multiple network adaptors 4. Wired LAN configurations ChapterSetting Procedure Connecting to the LAN lineNetwork environment settings Chapter 4 Wired LAN configurationsNetwork environment setting 4. Press SELECT buttonConfirming the operation Chapter 4 Wired LAN configurationsSearch specified IP address window Confirming the operationNetwork Projector list Specify IP button Network information Wired factory defaultNetwork PIN code Chapter 4 Wired LAN configurationsSELECTED LAN Wired LAN factory default settingsWired LAN factory default settings MANUALChapter 4 Wired LAN configurations 5. Wireless LAN configurations ChapterChapter 5 Wireless LAN configurations Setting the network environmentSetting procedures Setting the network environment “Confirming the Operation” p.28Chapter 5 Wireless LAN configurations Configuring security with the projectorNotes when entering characters Configuring security with the projector Use of security type WEPAvailable PSK key characters Use of security type WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSKChapter 5 Wireless LAN configurations Easy wireless setting Easy wireless settingSetting Procedures Chapter 5 Wireless LAN configurations Wireless factory defaultComputer environment and Wireless LAN connection Network PIN codeWIRELESS indicator display WIRELESS indicator displaySelected LAN Wireless LAN factory default settingsChapter 5 Wireless LAN configurations 6. Basic setting and operation ChapterStarting up the Browser Select a display mode and loginChapter 6 Basic setting and operation STANDARD MODESetting page Display of main setting pagezMain setting page in the Standard Mode display Starting up the browserExample of the Setting Page How to use the setting pagexMain setting page in the Light Mode display Setting PalletText box setting Type of the setting palletHow to use the setting page Pull-downmenu settingSwitches PJLink password authentication on or off Initial settingChapter 6 Basic setting and operation Password for PJLink functionInitial setting Network PIN code settingPJLink and password setting Whats PJLink?Manual setting Date and time settingAuto setting Chapter 6 Basic setting and operationNetwork configuration Network configurationSetting of LAN Chapter 6 Basic setting and operation 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 valueDescription Configuring wireless LAN settingItem WPA-PSKand WPA2-PSKmode are not availableChapter 6 Basic setting and operation Configuring wireless LAN security settingNotes for entering characters E-mailsetting E-mailsetting1Setting SMTP server and administrator address AdministratorChapter 6 Basic setting and operation 2Registering and deleting E-mailaddresses3Option selection for sending alert mail When internal PJ power circuit is failed Examples: Type and contents of alert mailWhen internal PJ temperature is too high E-mailsettingWhen PJ lamp replacement time is reached Chapter 6 Basic setting and operationItem SNMP settingSNMP setting DescriptionItem Check and delete the trap addressChapter 6 Basic setting and operation DescriptionTrap option setting SNMP settingChapter 6 Basic setting and operation 7. Controlling the projector ChapterPJ status Power control and status checkChapter 7 Controlling the projector PJ tempAbout projector condition Power control and status check1.Select “Setting” from the Projector menu Chapter 7 Controlling the projector ControlsInput Available selection at the RGBPC digital input SystemAvailable selection at the RGBPC analog input Available selection at the RGBAV HDCP inputChapter 7 Controlling the projector Image adjustmentInput source ItemControls SoundAdjusts the sound volume from the speakers ItemItem PC adjustmentChapter 7 Controlling the projector DescriptionInput source Setting up the projectorSetting up the projector ItemItem Chapter 7 Controlling the projectorDescription DescriptionItem Lamp counter resettingReset the time after lamp replaced DescriptionTo set the timer event on specified date Timer settingHow to set the timer 1Set a day or dateChange the event mode Check the timer eventsTimer setting 2Set an execute timeChapter 7 Controlling the projector Notes on timer settingProjector Power EventDisplays selected signal system Projector informationProjector information Input signal statusTimer has been set Indication of the lamp statusDisplays the timer setting status No timer settingExample of multi control Controlling and setting the multi-projectorsMulti-control Multi-controlChapter 7 Controlling the projector Multi control settingStart/stop the multi control Enter projector name or installed location etc Register the projectorConfirmation of registered projector Multi-controlChapter 7 Controlling the projector Change the mode of the registered projectorStatus ModeControlling all together Setting all togetherCheck & Change page in the light mode Multi-controlViewer auto setting all together Chapter 7 Controlling the projectorReal Time Capture Network Communication 8. Network capture functionsChapter Moderator FunctionReal Time Capture +p.89 About Network Capture functionStart up the Network Capture Network Communication +p.94Menu during Real time capturing Commands on the task barAbout Network Capture function Menu during Moderator functionItems Parameter set upChapter 8 Network capture functions DescriptionRegistering the computers Using the Real Time CaptureUsing the Real Time Capture 1 Control by the computer Chapter 8 Network capture functionsUsing the real time capture 2 Control by the web browser3 Control by the projector Chapter 8 Network capture functionsUsing the real time capture Setting conditionExample of advanced use PC1 PC2Using the Network Communication Chapter 8 Network capture functionsSettings before using the Network Communication Using the Network CommunicationChapter 8 Network capture functions Menu treeDescription of capture editing window MenuBar of Main PC Command ToolTool bar button names tool barStart the communication How to use the Network communicationHow to acquire and release the editing authority Join the communication only for Sub PCEdit capture image Setting of the drawing tool attributeHow to use the Network communication Drawing figuresChapter 8 Network capture functions Letter attribute settingDrawing letter Operation on the Main PC PreparationOn the Communication Operation on the Sub PCItem Executing the forcing modeChapter 8 Network capture functions DescriptionModerator Moderator functionModerator function ClientsModerator mode application window Preparation for using the moderator functionNormal mode application window Chapter 8 Network capture functionsModerator operation Using the moderator functionDescription of application window Client operationChapter 8 Network capture functions Moderators password setting upUnregister moderator status Error messages Error informationError information Cause and correspondingChapter 8 Network capture functions 9. Network Viewer functions ChapterStart up and quit the File Converter 1 How to use the Network Viewer 5 File ConverterCreating the available data Network Viewer Chapter 9 Network Viewer functionsMenu Tree Command Tool ButtonCreating the available data Menu2 When converting each file, select a preview image first and then click Convert each file Chapter 9 Network Viewer functionsConversion mode Setting of output destination and conversion modeOutput destination FolderChapter 9 Network Viewer functions 2 How to use the Network Viewer 5 File ConverterCreating the available data Creating a program file Program Editor Procedure of making programCreating a program file Program Editor Chapter 9 Network Viewer functions 4 Click New buttonCreating a program file Program Editor 1 Select a folder list contains images to changeImage frame on the index window Chapter 9 Network Viewer functionsCreating a program file Program Editor Example of the created program selectionThe limitation of the Program file Condition to use the Network Viewer function Using the Network Viewer function1 Control by the web browser Chapter 9 Network Viewer functions1 IMPORTANT NOTICE 2 Setup the setting page 1 of the Visual displayUsing the network viewer function Enter your login account of the FTP serverChapter 9 Network Viewer functions Switches to the List modeSwitches to the thumbnail mode Decides a image to4 Auto Display setting and control page Using the network viewer functionDescription Error information2Control by the projector Error typeDisplay time of the image 3 to 240 sec Using the network viewer functionDisplay time Repeat times TimesChapter 9 Network Viewer functions 10. Appendix Use of telnet Web browser settingFirewall setting Troubleshooting Terminology ChapterChapter 10 Appendix Use of telnetControl Command list table Use of telnetFlash Player enable Web browser settingActive Script/JavaScript enable Proxy settingWeb browser setting ActiveScript settingFlash Player enable ActiveX controls and plug-inssettingUsing proxy server Proxy settingFlash Player Add-onsetting Not using proxy serverNetscape Navigator JavaScript SettingFlash Player Plug-insetting Flash Player enableNot using proxy server Proxy settingUsing proxy server Chapter 10 AppendixFirewall setting Firewall settingWireless LAN TroubleshootingThe computer cannot connect projectors Wired LAN Wireless LAN Connection cannot be establishedCannot start up the browser TroubleshootingInfrastructure Mode Chapter 10 Appendix Network captureCannot be turned on/off with the web browser Speed of playing back images are very slow TroubleshootingI cannot make a new program file Network ViewerFile Converter What kind of image formats can I convert?Troubleshooting WEP Wired Equivalent Privacy DHCP server Dynamic Host Configuration ProtocolESSID Extended Service Set Identifier Wi-Fithe Standard for Wireless FidelityTerminology SANYO Electric Co., Ltd SO-WIN-KF3ACNETWORK OWNERS MANUAL FOR WINDOWS