Epson ELPDC05 - High Resolution Document Imager... Referenzhandbuch

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Brightness

Image clarity

Keystone correction

EPSON SizeWise™ resizing technology

Contents

This technical brief provides detailed information on the following topics, related to all EPSON multimedia

projectors:

Image quality

Flexible controls

ELP Link IV software

Flexible installation

EasyMP and EasyMP.net

Versatility

Image Quality—Superior brightness

All EPSON multimedia projectors include EPSON's integrated LCD prism technology. This technology is centered

on EPSON's patented optical engine.

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EPSON's engine includes 3-panel Poly-Silicon TFT LCD's:

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Three-panel design:

1. UHE lamp:

The long-life Ultra High Efficiency (UHE) lamp uses a shorter arc

length. This shorter length is the primary factor in achieving higher

efficiency.

Parallel light beam Non-parallel light beam

2. Polarization conversion:

EPSON's technology has improved the amount of parallel light

that moves through the LCD panels. More light passes through

each LCD because it is polarized without a filter.

EPSON-made Poly-Silicon LCD's are

manufactured to the highest standards.

Improvements in the precision of this LCD structure has allowed

EPSON projectors to reach a superior level of brightness with a

combination of these five technologies, included in most EPSON

projectors:

Size ranging from 1.32 inches to 0.9 inches

Resolutions from SVGA to XGA to SXGA.

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Technical Brief—Multimedia projectors Page 2

Image quality—Image clarity

EPSON projectors producte astonishingly clear, sharp images with a combination of these three technologies:

3. High aperture LCD panels:

The UHA (Ultra High Aperture) has increased the aperture ratio which allows more light through the lens.

EPSON produces the highest aperture LCD's, which are more transmissive.

4. Micro Lens Array:

MLA is a layer of the LCD composed of quartz crystal lenses. Each pixel has a dedicated lens that focuses and

maximizes the throughput of light from the lamp. MLA allows more light to pass through each pixel, more

than twice the light of LCD's of two years ago. (Not included on all EPSON projectors.)

5. "Metal Sandwich" technology:

A light shield of metal between the pixels blocks the light leakage. Cross-talk between pixels is reduced,

resulting in clearer, crisper images. (Not included on all EPSON projectors.)

1. High illumination ratios:

The illumination ratio measures the relationship of the darkest spot (the corner) to the brightest spot on the

screen (the center). The higher the ratio, the more uniform the brightness.

2. High contrast ratios:

Contrast ratio measures the difference between the light and dark areas of the image. The higher the ratio the

sharper, more colorful, and more lifelike the images appear.

EPSON projectors produce

smooth, evenly lit images with

sharp contrast.

Competitive units can produce

"hot" centers with dark corners

and fuzzy contrast.

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UHA LCD structure

Optical glass

Micro lens

Liquid crystal

ITO

Adhesive agent

Black matrix

Pixel electrode

TFT

substrate

Opposite

substrate

Light shield

Lamp light

Traditional LCD structure

Optical glass Liquid crystal

TFT

substrate

Lamp light

Pixel electrode

TFTBlack matrix

Opposite

substrate

Lamp light

Traditional LCD structure EPSON's advanced LCD technology

(on most EPSON projectors)

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Image quality—Keystone correction

Many EPSON projectors provide keystone correction, which allows you to correct up to a ±20

tilt while

maintaining the correct aspect ratio.

3. Panel on Prism (POP):

This technology allows little or no shift between the LCD panels and the prism, which keeps the pixel alignment

precise and the image sharp and clear.

P O P T e c h n o l o g y

n o s h i f t

g l u e d

M i n i m u m m i s a l i g n m e n t

R B

L C D P a n e l P r i s m

T r a d i t i o n a l T e c h n o l o g y

s h i f t

L a r g e p i x e l m i s a l i g n m e n t

Without keystone correction

With keystone correction

Set up your projector so the lens is

aligned with the bottom of the screen.

If you can't set the projector up aligned

with the screen, then the keystone

correction will correct the misalignment.

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Image quality—EPSON SizeWise™ resizing technology

EPSON's third generation resizing technology supports resolutions from workstations and notebook computers

with:

Clear, sharp text

Virtually no picture content loss

Graphics able to maintain their integrity

Power to handle spreadsheet gridlines and small fonts from any video standard.

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V G A

6 4 0 P i x e l s

4 8 0 P i x e l s

X G A

1 0 2 4 P i x e l s

7 6 8 P i x e l s

S V G A

6 0 0 P i x e l s

8 0 0 P i x e l s

S X G A

1 2 8 0 P i x e l s

1 0 2 4 P i x e l s

U X G A

1 6 0 0 P i x e l s

1 2 0 0 P i x e l s

VGA

640 Pixels

480 Pixels

XGA

1024 Pixels

768 Pixels

SVGA

600 Pixels

800 Pixels

SXGA

1280 Pixels

1024 Pixels

EPSON projectors offer different levels of SizeWise technology, depending on the projector's native resolution.

Versatility—Flexible controls

Each EPSON projector can be controlled by the included infrared remote control and control panel. You use

the remote control from virtually any point in the room because the projector has infrared receivers in the front

and back of the projector.

Power

Access on-line help

Access the on-line menu of settings

Volume

Resize the on-screen image

Mute

Programable multi-function buttons for special effects

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Each remote control and control panel varies, but some of the

universal functions are:

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Most EPSON projectors are also compatible with RS-232 controllers like CRESTRON™ or AMX™.

RS-232 is a standard for serial digital

communication. It allows the projector to be

remotely controlled either from a dedicated

remote control or a computer.

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Power

Freeze

A/V Mute

E-Zoo m

R/C ON

OFF

Enter

Esc

Comp1

S-Video

Auto

P in P Pr eset

Resize

Video

BNC

Help

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Versatility—ELP Link IV software

EPSON's ELP Link IV software, which customizes projector controls, comes standard or optional with EPSON

projectors and allows you to:

1. Customize remote control buttons to:

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Technical Brief—Multimedia projectors Page 5

Draw lines, ellipses, squares, and bars

in different sizes and colors

Stamp one or several copies of pre-

selected images

Change the cursor shape

Play a selected sound effect

Create a spotlight effect on the screen

Clear previous effects

Create a macro for a specific

sequence of key strokes

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2. Control the following projector features:

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Change projector settings

Change the test pattern

Specify an image gamma

Create a user logo

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Infrared

Receiver Connecting

Block

EPSON

Projector

Remote

Control

Power

Freeze

A/V Mut e

E-Zoom

R/CON

OFF

Enter

Esc

Comp1

S-Video

Auto

Pi n P Pr eset

Resize

Video

BNC

Help

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Typical installation

out of presentation room

Many EPSON projectors can also be installed outside of

the presentation room or in a position inaccessible to

the remote control, and can be controlled by a control

system such as Xantech

Versatility—Flexible installation

EPSON PowerLite projectors can be installed in a variety of ways:

Front projection

Rear projection

Ceiling mount

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Versatility—EasyMP and EasyMP.net

EPSON's EasyMP allows presenters to give presentations without using a computer. All you have to do is:

Create a presentation in Microsoft

PowerPoint

Drag and drop the presentation onto the EMP

Slide Maker software

Transfer the SlideMaker presentation onto the

CompactFlash card (either in your computer or via

a USB cable right to the card in the projector.)

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Technical Brief—Multimedia projectors Page 6

How can you connect

two computers to one

printer?

1 . T w o h u b s $ 1 0 0

2 . F i v e c a b l e s $ 5 0

3 . T w o n e t w o r k

i n t e r f a c e

c a r d s $ 8 0

$ 2 3 0

EPSON's EasyMP.net (currently available only on the EPSON PowerLite 8150i) allows presenters to download

presentations and control the projector over a network. EasyMP.net offers presenters the following features:

EasyView : Built-in multi format simple viewer

EasyBoard : Electronic white board

EasyMarker : Annotate slide

EasyCapture : Capture screen images

EasyReview : Review captured images

EasyFile : Transfer slides and captured images to

computers on the network

EasyConfiguration : Set up EasyMP.net

EasyTablet : Operate projector as well as

EasyBoard and EasyMarker with Tablet

WebRemote : Set up & Control by Browser

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Use EasyMarker to draw lines

and annotate slides in your

presentation.

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Use EasyBoard as a white

board to draw or write

during a presentation.

While the presentation is in the projector, you can use EasyMP to

hide and rearrange slides.

EasyMP and EasyMP.net are available on a select few of EPSON's multimedia projectors.

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