Epson BrightLink 425Wi Specifications page 6

Sending content over IP – Network Projection*
Network projection
You can use EasyMP Network Projection to project your computer screen
through the projector via a network for effective meetings, presentations
and digital signage applications. During network projection, you can
also transmit audio combined with the video for a more enhanced
presentation experience.
You can use either wired or high security wireless LAN connections and
project the same or up to four different images on up to four projectors,
or display a panoramic image.
*Available on select models. Please see individual specification sheets for details on individual products.
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Multi-screen display
You can project different or identical images on up to four networked
projectors. You can even project landscape images, such as wide
spreadsheets or landscape photography.
Sharing the projector
If the projector is connected to a network, you can access it via computers
on the same network. You can switch presenters smoothly without
changing cables from one computer to the next.
Wireless presentations via the network
If you have a wireless infrastructure network and a computer with wireless
networking capabilities, you can also make wireless presentations by
installing the optional wireless LAN module into your projector.* Wireless
connection supports the highest security protocols including WEP, WPA,
EAP, LEAP and PEAP.
Wireless presentations via a standalone computer
Another option for wireless presentations is to use an ad-hoc (peer–to-
peer) connection between the computer and projector. You need to install
a wireless LAN module* into the projector and then use the Quick Connect
Wireless USB key to start the communication between the two devices.
Movie sending mode
In Movie Sending Mode, movie files can be sent directly to a projector,
instead of projecting them through a PC application. This delivers a
smoother movie viewing experience. Also, you can send multiple files
and play them repeatedly and in order.
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