Epson 84PLUS Getting Started Manual
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Message Broadcasting
Message Broadcasting is a plug-in for EasyMP Monitor.
Administrators can use the plug-in to send messages or
announcements to one or more projectors or all the projectors on the
network. You can send messages manually, or use the Timer function
in EasyMP Monitor to have messages sent automatically.
You can use Message Broadcasting to send images in JPEG format.
The maximum resolution for an image is 1920 × 1200 pixels.
Getting Started
Before you install the Message Broadcasting plug-in, make sure
EasyMP Monitor (version 4.40 or later) is installed, and your
projectors are registered in EasyMP Monitor. Make sure your
projectors support Message Broadcasting; check
www.epson.com/support if necessary.
Follow the instructions on the Epson website for downloading and
installing.
You need to use a networked Windows computer running
®
®
Windows
7, Windows Vista
, Windows XP, or Windows 2000
Professional to install the plug-in.
If any of the projectors you select are switched off, they will power on
automatically when you begin Message Broadcasting. For network
communication, make sure the
setting in the
Standby Mode
projectors' Extended menu is set to
.
Communication On
Message Broadcasting
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Page 1: Getting Started
EasyMP Monitor (version 4.40 or later) is installed, and your projectors are registered in EasyMP Monitor. Make sure your projectors support Message Broadcasting; check www.epson.com/support if necessary. Follow the instructions on the Epson website for downloading and installing. You need to use a networked Windows computer running ®... -
Page 2: Creating Messages
Creating Messages The easiest way to create messages in the JPEG format is to save slides ® ® from Microsoft PowerPoint as .JPG files. 1. After you create a slide or series of slides in PowerPoint, open the File menu and select Save As 2. - Page 3 You see the Message Broadcasting window: 3. Select the projector or group you want to send your message to. 4. Click the button, depending on whether you want File Folder to broadcast an individual message (File) or a series of slides (Folder).
- Page 4 If a projector is already operating, the Message Broadcast will note interrupt the existing projection. Projector users or presenters 8. When you want to end the message display or slideshow, click can end the message broadcast at any time by pressing the Esc button on If you are broadcasting a series of slides, you may need to calculate the projector or remote...
- Page 5 You see the Timer Settings window: 3. Select the projector or group you want to send your message to. 4. Click . You see the Create New Timer window: Message Broadcasting...
- Page 6 5. Click the arrow in the box and select one of the Schedule mode following: —Select the date you want to broadcast. ■ Date —Select the start and end dates, and the day or ■ Every Week days you want to broadcast. ■...
- Page 7 You see the following: 8. Click the button, depending on whether you want File Folder to broadcast an individual message (File) or a series of slides (Folder). 9. Click , then select the file or folder you want to broadcast. Select 10.
- Page 8 You see your schedule in the Timer Settings window: 12. To set the message end time, click , select the time, then note Projector users or presenters select in the box and Message Broadcasting end Operation can end the message click .
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Page 9: Solving Problems
Communication On Try restarting the projector. If a projector user or presenter has ■ pressed the button to stop the message broadcast, the projector will not receive messages until it is restarted. © 2010 Epson America, Inc. 1/10 CPD-27543R1 Message Broadcasting...