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Table of Contents
Features and Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Table of Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
To the Owner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
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screen. (Picture in Picture combinations provided in this
projector are shown on pages 75.)
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on the sub picture cannot be heard.( In P in P, the big
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P by P: The sub picture by the main picture.
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will be displayed.)
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In the main picture or the sub picture mode, choose input
soure by pressing the INPUT button on the top control or
pressing the COMPUTER 1/2, HDMI, VIDEO, S-VIDEO or
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SANYO Electric Co., Ltd.
Owner’s Manual
Network Set-up and Operation
Wired Setting
Projector Set-up and Operation
This is the manual for the Network function.
Read this manual thoroughly to operate the Network function.
First, read the owner's manual of the projector to understand the basic
operation of the projector and the safety instructions.
The safety instructions in the owner's manuals should be followed strictly.
Compliance
Federal Communications Commission Notice
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment
generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used
in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment causes harmful interference to radio or television reception
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged
to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Use of shielded cable is required to comply with class B limits in Subpart B of Part 15 of
FCC Rules.
Do not make any changes or modifications to the equipment unless otherwise specified in the instructions. If such changes or modifications should be made, you could be
required to stop operation of the equipment.
Model Numbers
Trade Name
Responsible party
Address
Telephone No.
2
: PLC-WXU300
: Sanyo
: SANYO FISHER COMPANY
: 21605 Plummer Street, Chatsworth, California 91311
: (818)998-7322
Safety instructions
CAUTION IN USING THE PROJECTOR VIA NETWORKS
L When you find a problem with the projector, remove the power cable
immediately and inspect the unit. Using the projector with failure may cause
fire or other accidents.
L If you remotely use the projector via networks, carry out a safety check regularly
and take particular care to its environment. Incorrect installation may cause fire
or other accidents.
CAUTION IN USING NETWORK FUNCTION
ENGLISH
L SANYO Electric Co., Ltd. assumes no responsibility for the loss or damage of
data, or damage of the computer caused by using this projector. Making backup copies of valuable data in your computer is recommended.
3
Table of contents
Compliance ..........................................................................................................................................................................2
Federal Communications Commission Notice ....................................................................................2
Safety instructions ...........................................................................................................................................................3
Table of contents ..............................................................................................................................................................4
Chapter 1 Preparation ................................................................................................5
Features...................................................................................................................................................................................6
Required operating environment for computers ........................................................................................7
Network specifications of the projector............................................................................................................7
Flow of installation...........................................................................................................................................................9
Notice about installing Software CD-ROM.............................................................................................9
Chapter 2 Setup Procedures.................................................................................. 11
Connecting to the LAN line.................................................................................................................................... 12
Network configuration............................................................................................................................................... 12
Network PIN code ......................................................................................................................................................... 14
Network information................................................................................................................................................... 14
Network factory default............................................................................................................................................ 15
Wired LAN factory default settings.................................................................................................................... 16
Chapter 3 Basic Setting and Operation............................................................. 17
Login the setting page of the projector......................................................................................................... 18
[1] Enter the IP address...................................................................................................................................... 18
[2] Login ..................................................................................................................................................................... 18
[3] Display of main setting page ................................................................................................................ 19
How to use the setting page .................................................................................................................................20
Initial setting .....................................................................................................................................................................22
Network PIN code setting ..............................................................................................................................23
PJLink and password setting.........................................................................................................................23
Network configuration............................................................................................................................................... 24
E-mail setting ...................................................................................................................................................................25
Examples: Type and contents of alert mail..........................................................................................27
SNMP setting....................................................................................................................................................................29
Chapter 4 Controlling the Projector ................................................................... 31
Power control and status check...........................................................................................................................32
Control..................................................................................................................................................................................34
Input.............................................................................................................................................................................34
System.........................................................................................................................................................................35
Sound .........................................................................................................................................................................36
Image adjustment..............................................................................................................................................37
PC adjustment.................................................................................................................................................................38
Setting up the projector ...........................................................................................................................................39
Screen setting .......................................................................................................................................................39
Setting 1.....................................................................................................................................................................40
Setting 2.....................................................................................................................................................................40
Setting 3..................................................................................................................................................................... 41
Information........................................................................................................................................................................42
Chapter 5 Appendix ................................................................................................ 43
Examples of connection ...........................................................................................................................................44
Use of telnet......................................................................................................................................................................46
Web browser setting...................................................................................................................................................48
Examples: OS/Browsers .............................................................................................................................................49
Q&A ........................................................................................................................................................................................53
4
Chapter 1
Preparation
1
ENGLISH
Describes features and operating environment of this projector.
5
Chapter 1 Preparation
Features
Web Management function (p.31)
With this func tion, you can
monitor projector functions
such as power status, lamp
s t at us , inp u t m o d e, si gna l
condition, lamp-use time, etc.
through the network by using
the web browser installed on
your computer.
PC1
PC2
PC3
PC4
PJ2
PJ1
PC6
PC5
Turn ON PJ2
E-Mail Alert function (p.25)
T h e p r o j e c to r s e n d s m e s sages to the registered e-mail
addresses when a lamp abnormality or power failure occurs
with the projector. This message describes how to solve the
cause of the problems. You can
take efficient action for quick
recovery.
PC1
PC2
PC3
PC4
PJ2
PJ1
PC6
PC5
You’ve got
Mail.
SNMP Agent function (p.29)
To send the information of the projector to the SNMP manager. Enables you to manage
the projector condition with the supplied SNMP manager software.
SNMP Manager function
A function to manage the
condition of projectors in
the network by using the
SNMP protocol. The managing computer needs to
provide an SNMP managing software. Refer to the
owner's manual of the "PJ
Net work Manager" sup plied separately for further
details.
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PJ1
PJ2
PJ3
PJ4
Trap
PC6
PC5
PC4
You received
a Trap.
Trap
SNMP Manager
Features
Required operating environment for computers
When operating the projector via networks, computers should meet the operating environment below.
Operating System
Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT4.0
Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista (32bit version)
Mac OS X v 10.4 or later
Computer environment
Recommended CPU
Windows: Higher than Pentium III 900MHz
Macintosh : 800 MHz PowerPC G4 or faster,or 1.8 GHz Intel Core
Processor or faster
Memory
Windows : 64MB (Minimum)/ 128MB or more (Recommended)
128MB or more for Windows XP
1GB or more for Windows Vista
Macintosh : 256MB or more (512MB is recommended)
HDD free area
100MB or more
Drive equipment
CD-ROM drive
Display setting of
computer
Support one of following resolutions;
VGA (640 x 480), SVGA(800 x 600), XGA(1,024 x 768) Number of colors: Either of 16 bit (65,536 color 24/32 bit (16.77 million colors))
Network card
The computer must provide a 10Base-T or 100Base-TX network
card.
Web Browser*
Internet Explorer version 5.0, 5.5, 6.0 or 7.0
Netscape Navigator version 7.1 or 9.0
Safari 3.0 or later
* Used to control and set up the projector. The layout of pages in
the browser may slightly differ from each type of application or
operating system you use.
Internet Mailer*
- Microsoft Outlook
- Microsoft Outlook Express
- Netscape Mail
* Required the internet e-mail application software to receive an
e-mail alert sent from this projector. If you do not use the function E-mail Alert, this application is not required.
Network specifications of the projector
LAN Terminal
Protocol
100Base-TX (100Mbps)/10Base-T (10Mbps)
ENGLISH
Data communication speed
TCP/IP
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Chapter 1 Preparation
The limitation*1 of connection between the projector and hub or computer
Suitable LAN cables are limited by length and type as follows;
Connection
Type of usable LAN cable
Maximum length
Projector - Hub
UTP Straight Cable with category 3 or 5 *2
100m
Projector - Computer
UTP Cross Cable with category 3 or 5*2
100m
*1 There may be other limitations depending on your network environment or LAN specification.
Please consult your network administrator for further details.
*2 Category of LAN cable indicates the cable quality. Normally, a cable with category 3 or 5 is used
for 10Base-T network, and a cable with category 5 is used for 100Base-TX network.
Notice
Expression/Abbreviation
The OS of the computer and the Web browser described in this manual is Windows XP
Professional and Internet Explorer 6.0. In case of another OS or Web browser, some instruction procedures may differ from the actual operation depending on your computer environment.
Use of this manual
This manual does not provide the description of basic operation and functions for computer, web browser, projector and network. For instructions about each piece of equipment or application software, please refer to the respective booklet.
Trademarks
Ethernet is a registered trademark of Xerox Corporation. Microsoft, Windows, Windows
NT, Windows XP and Windows Vista are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
Internet Explorer is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Netscape Navigator
and Netscape Communicator are trademarks or registered trademarks of Netscape
Communications Corporation. JavaScript is a registered trademark of Sun Microsystems,
Inc.
Macintosh is a registered trademark of Apple, Inc. in the USA and other countries. PowerPC
is a registered trademark of IBM Corporation. Intel Core is a registered trademark of Intel
Corporation in the USA and other countries.
Other product or brand names in this manual are registered trademarks or trademarks of
their respective owners.
* Unauthorized use of a part or whole of the contents in this manual is prohibited.
* The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice.
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Flow of installation
Flow of installation
To use the projector via the networks, follow the setup procedures below.
STEP 1
Connect the LAN and set the configuration.
Decide depending on the LAN environment.
“2. Setup Procedures” (pp.11–16).
Detailed LAN configurations need to be done with a browser later.
First, complete the Wired LAN connection between computers and projectors, then start browser configurations.
STEP 2
“3. Basic setting and operation” (pp.17–30).
Network Configuration has completed.
Follow each chapter to operate the projector.
NOperate and manage the projector “4. Controlling the projector”(pp.31-42)
“Power Control and status check”(p.32)
“Control”(p.34)
“PC adjustment”(p.38)
“Setting up the projector”(p.39)
“Projector information”(p.42)
STEP 3
Install the Software on computers.
Install the software recorded in CD-ROM on each computer which will be
operated. Refer to the owner's manual of PJ Network Manager.
ENGLISH
Notice about installing Software CD-ROM
It is available for controlling and setting of the projector by using the web browser without
installing any software. So it is not required to install the software into your computer.
For PJ Network Manager function, it is required to install the software. Please see the owner's manual of "PJ Network Manager Function".
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Chapter 1 Preparation
10
Chapter 2
Setup Procedures
2
ENGLISH
Describes how to configure the network.
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Chapter 2 Setup Procedures
Setting procedures and contents differ depending on the LAN installation location.
When installing, consult your system administrator to set up the LAN appropriately.
Connecting to the LAN line
Connect the LAN cable to the LAN connection terminal of the projector.
LAN Connection
Terminal
ACT Lamp (Orange)
Blink orange when the
projector is sending or
receiving the data.
LINK Lamp (Green)
Light green when the
projector is connected to
the network correctly.
LAN Cable
Network configuration
Set the Wired LAN network through the projector menu. Detailed network settings will be
made with browser. Refer to “3. Basic setting and operation” (p.17-30). First, complete the
settings described in this chapter before performing steps in “3. Basic setting and operation.”
Setting Procedure
1. Select “LAN mode select” in the Network menu, and press Point or SELECT button.
2. Select similar LAN environment among LAN1, LAN2 and LAN3 with the Point ! buttons. Then the Menu will disappear, the “Please wait...” message will appear, and switching operation will start. Switching will take a while and the projector’s LINK/ACT Lamp
will be on or blink, and after completing the operation, the “Please wait...” message will
disappear.
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Network configuration
3. Select "Network setting" in the Network menu and press SELECT button, and then the
LAN setting screen will appear and selected LAN settings will be displayed. Adjust each
item to the setting environment. Consult your system administrator about the detailed
settings.
Press SELECT button in a row where you want to adjust, and adjust the figures with the
Point ! buttons and move among the items with the Point buttons, and then
press SELECT button to fix. Move to the next row with the Point ! buttons to adjust.
4. After completing all the settings, select “Set” and press SELECT button. Now, all
procedures have been done. To cancel the adjusted settings, select "Cancel" and press
SELECT button.
You can confirm the LAN settings you have made from “Network information” (p.14). In
such cases that the LAN cannot be connected, see this screen.
Network setting
DHCP: On
Description
DHCP....................Sets DHCP function On or Off. When you setup the network setting manually, select
"Off". When it is set On, IP address, Subnet, Gateway and DNS are automatically set
according to your network environment *1.
IP address .............Sets IP address of the projector
Subnet ....................Sets Subnet mask. Normally sets 255.255.255.0
Gateway*2 .............Sets IP address of the default gateway (Router)
DNS*3 .......................Sets IP address of the DNS server.
*1 Set "On" only when the DHCP server is available on your network environment.
*2 Set [255.255.255.255] if the network does not provide the gateway (router).
*3 Set [255.255.255.255] if you do not use the function E-mail alert.
ENGLISH
Item
DHCP: Off
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Chapter 2 Setup Procedures
Network PIN code
The Network PIN code is to restrict the access from the networks to the projector.
After setting the Network PIN code, you need to enter it to operate the projector via the
networks.
1. Select "Network PIN code" in the Network menu, and press SELECT button.
The Network PIN code screen will appear.
2. Set the Network PIN code.
Set the figures with the Point ! buttons and move to the next items with the Point buttons. Select “Set” and press SELECT button to set. To cancel the preset Network PIN
code, select “Cancel”. When you do not want to set the Network PIN code, set "0000".
It is recommended to set the Network PIN code if you use the projector via the networks.
The Network PIN code can be set also through the networks. See “3. Basic setting and
operation” “Initial setting” “Network PIN code setting” (p.23).
Network PIN code
Network PIN code screen
Network information
Select "Network information" in the Network menu and press Point or SELECT button
to show LAN setting environment of the currently selected projector. (The description
below is an example and different from what will be shown.)
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Network factory default
Network factory default
ENGLISH
1. Select “Network factory default” in the Network menu and press SELECT button.
2. A confirmation box appears and select "Yes" and then press SELECT button.
3. Another confirmation box appears and select "Yes" and then press SELECT button.
4. All the wired LAN settings will go back to the factory default settings. For details, refer to
“Wired LAN factory default settings” (p.16).
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Chapter 2 Setup Procedures
Wired LAN factory default settings
SELECTED LAN
Parameter
16
LAN 1
LAN 2
LAN 3
IP CONFIGURATION
MANUAL
DHCP
MANUAL
IP ADDRESS
169.254.100.100
192.168.100.100
192.168.100.100
SUBNET MASK
255.255.0.0
255.255.255.0
255.255.255.0
GATEWAY ADDRESS
255.255.255.255
255.255.255.255
255.255.255.255
DNS ADDRESS
255.255.255.255
255.255.255.255
255.255.255.255
Chapter 3
Basic Setting and Operation
3
ENGLISH
Describes basic operations and settings for controlling the projector by using the web browser. It is required that computer and
projector is connected to the network and the network address is
properly configured.
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Chapter 3 Basic Setting and Operation
Login the setting page of the projector
[1] Enter the IP address
Launch the web browser installed in your
computer, enter the IP address into the
"Address" on the browser and then press
"Enter" key.
Enter the address that you configured in
item "Network configuration" ( p.12).
[2] Login
If the setting page has set the password, the authentication window will appear. In this
case type "user" onto the User Name text area and the login Network PIN code onto
the Password text area and then click OK (Log in) button.
* The entering User Name must be "user" and it can not be changed.
[Note]
When accessing the projector for the first time or the Network
PIN code "0000" is set, the auto-login will be performed and
the next main setting page is displayed.
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Login the setting page of the projector
[3] Display of main setting page
The following main setting page will be displayed according to your display mode
selection. Perform various kinds of settings through this page. Click on the menus to display the control and setting pages.
Main setting page in the display
Sub menu tab
Switches the sub
menu tab.
Setting page
Displays the control and
setting items according to
the selected menu.
ENGLISH
Main menu
For selection of control and
setting items of the projector.
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Chapter 3 Basic Setting and Operation
How to use the setting page
To control and set up the projector, use the setting menus on the web browser. Describes the
basic operation and procedures commonly used on this manual.
Example of the setting page
The setting menu appears when
clicking the sub menu tab.
* Each item has a valid setting range
respectively.
Types of setting
Text box setting
Enter a number or text and then click
Set button.
or
Change a value with – or + button.
Pull-down menu setting
Select an item with pull-down menu
button and then click Set button.
The value in the text box indicates current value.
Each item has a valid setting range. The setting value exceeding this becomes invalid. Some con-
trol items can not be used depending on the selecting input mode or functions of the projector
you use. In this case, the values of those items are indicated with "---".
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How to use the setting page
Radio button setting
Select an item by selecting a radio
button.
Check box setting
ENGLISH
Select items by ticking on check
boxes.
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Chapter 3 Basic Setting and Operation
Initial setting
After installing the projector, perform the following basic initial setting.
Click Initial Setting on the main menu to display the initial setting page.
Item
Description
Language..............Switches display language on the setting page. English or Japanese.
Model name .......Indicates the model name of the projector
Network PIN code ......Sets the Network PIN code to login the setting page (p.23)
PJLink.......................Switches PJLink password authentication on or off (p.23)
Password...............Password for PJLink function (p.23)
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Initial setting
Network PIN code setting
This is to set the Network PIN code to restrict
the access from an unauthorized person
through the network.
Enter a 4-digit number as the Network PIN
code onto the text box and click Set button.
The projector begins restarting and it takes
about 10 seconds. Close (Quit) the web browser and access to the login page again in 10
seconds. This is to perform the login authentication firmly.
The default Network PIN code [0000] means no Network PIN code is set.
When you connect the projector to the network, it is recommended to set a new Network PIN
code. Only a four-digit number is valid for the Network PIN code.
PJLink and password setting
This is to set the PJLink password authentication on or off. If set "On" with the PJLink pulldown menu, the password must be required.
Enter a password* onto the text box and
click Set button.
1 to 32 alphanumeric characters can be used for the password.
What's PJLink?
The projectors equipped with PJLink function can be used together on the same network,
regardless of model or brand, for centralized control and monitoring. This standard was
established by the Japan Business Machine and Information System Industries Association
(JBMIA). Please visit the Website at http://pjlink.jbmia.or.jp/english/.
PJLink Notice
Projector Input
Computer 2
HDMI
Computer 1
Video
RGB
RGB
Component
RGB (Scart)
Video
S-video
PJLink Input
RGB 1
DIGITAL 1
RGB 2
RGB 3
RGB 4
VIDEO 2
VIDEO 3
Parameter
11
31
12
13
14
22
23
ENGLISH
The projector is compliant with PJLink Standard Class 1 of JBMIA, and it supports all commands defined by PJLink Class 1 and is verified conformance with PJLink Standard Class 1.
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Chapter 3 Basic Setting and Operation
Network configuration
Click Network on the main menu. The following setting page is displayed.
The IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, DNS (Domain Name Server)
and projector name are set up on this menu.
The IP address and Subnet Mask have been configured already in chapter "Installation".
If you want to change them or configure default gateway or DNS, perform them in this
page. If you change them, the projector begins restarting and it takes about 10 seconds.
Close (Quit) the web browser and access to the login page again in 10 seconds.
Item
Description
LAN mode ............Displays the selected LAN mode
IP configuration ...Sets DHCP or Manual
IP address .............Sets IP address of the projector
Subnet mask.......Sets Subnet mask. Normally sets 255.255.255.0
Default gateway*1 .....Sets IP address of the default gateway (Router)
DNS*2 .......................Sets IP address of the DNS server. Must be set when using the e-mail function
Projector name*3 .Sets name of the projector. (64 characters maximum)
You must use the number specified by your administrator. The address must be entered as a
group with four numbers split by a dot like [192.168.001.101].
*1 Set [0.0.0.0] if the network does not provide the gateway (router).
*2 Set [0.0.0.0] if you do not use the function E-Mail alert.
*3 If you use the DNS server, register the host name registered to the DNS server as a projector
name. You can access with this projector name from any computers in your network. If you do not
use the DNS server, access with the assigned IP address to the projector.
* All the network setting will reset to the default when setting [0.0.0.0] of the IP Address.
* If you make incorrect settings, you cannot find out the new network settings. Be careful to set up
them correctly, otherwise you cannot connect to the projector. It is recommended to make a note
of them.
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E-mail setting
E-mail setting
This projector has an E-mail function which can send an alert message
to users or an administrator if it detects an abnormality on the projector
or run out of the life span of the lamp. Click E-mail Setting on the main
menu and follow the below steps.
Item .................................Description
SMTP server*1........................Sets server name or IP address of the SMTP server
Administrator address....Sets e-mail address of administrator
Add address...........................Sets e-mail address of the user to send mail when the projector has an
abnormality.
1 Setting SMTP server and administrator address
Set the server name or IP address of the SMTP server*1 and administrator address. The
administrator address is set to "Reply-To" address of the message sent from the projector.
If the projector sends an alert message due to the abnormality on the projector but the SMTP
server is down in some other reason, the message will not be sent. In this case, the message
"Unable to connect to server." will be displayed on the setting page. To clear this message, set up
SMTP server address again.
To use the E-Mail function, it must be set the DNS address on the Network setting page correctly.
You cannot use this E-mail function if the DNS server and SMTP server cannot be used in your network environment.
The projector does not send message to the address set in "Administrator address" text box. If
you want to send e-mails to the administrator address, enter the administrator address into "Add
address" text box.
ENGLISH
*1 The SMTP server is a server for sending E-Mail. Please contact your network administrator to
have this SMTP server address.
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Chapter 3 Basic Setting and Operation
2 Registering and deleting E-mail addresses
Click "Add address" and type the e-mail
address onto the text box and click Set
button. To check the registered addresses,
click Check/Delete sub menu tab. The
addresses are listed as the figure on the
right.
Up to 10 E-mail addresses can be registered.
Check / Delete
To delete the registered addresses, check the
address you want to delete and click Delete
button.
3 Option selection for sending alert mail
Option
Click Option sub menu tab. Check the condition items under which alert mail will be
sent and click Set button.
Please refer to item "Examples :Type and
contents of alert mail" described on the next
page.
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"When PJ lamp is off" signifies the lamp goes out without user operation. "When PJ is turned into
Standby in proper user operation" signifies that the projector is turned on by using the web browser
and then it is turned into standby with ON/STANDBY button on the top control or the remote control.
Up to 99,999 hours can be set for use time.
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 according to 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.
L When internal PJ temperature is too high:
TITLE: Message from projector
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.
L When internal PJ power circuit is failed:
TITLE: Message from projector
Projector Model Name: model name
TCP/IP: 192.168.1.201 Projector Name: Proj05
It sends you following message.
The projector lamp was turned off, because the projector power circuit failed.
Unplug the AC power cord and plug it, and then turn on the projector once again to verify
operation. If the problem still persists, unplug the AC power cord and ask servicing to a
qualified service personnel with the error information.
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*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.
MCI
3.3V
OK
MAIN
ALL
NG
Error information
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L When PJ lamp replacement time is reached:
TITLE: Message from projector
Projector Model Name: model name
TCP/IP: 192.168.1.201 Projector Name: Proj05
It sends you following message.
*The projector lamp has reached replacement time.
Lamp ON 2000 h
Replace it with a new lamp immediately and reset the lamp counter. If the projector is
used without resetting the lamp counter, the alert mail is sent to users in every poweron of the projector. This alert mail will not be sent when unchecking the mail sending
condition "When PJ lamp replacement time is reached".
L When lamp corres. value reaches preselect use time:
TITLE: Message from projector
Projector Model Name: model name
TCP/IP: 192.168.1.201 Projector Name: Proj05
It sends you following message.
*The accumulated lamp use time has reached 2000 hours.
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SNMP setting
SNMP setting
This projector provides a SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)
agent function. The SNMP consists of a manager and agents. The group
which communicates information each other with SNMP is called
"Community". There are two access modes in a community, Refer (read only) and Set (readwrite). This projector allows to use Refer (read only) only. The SNMP message informs the projector status called "Trap" to an administrator. Click SNMP Setting on the main menu and
set up each item.
PJ information
Item ........................................ Description
Contact ...............................................Enter user name of the projector etc. (optional)
Place .....................................................Enter place of the projector (optional)
Community name(refer).......Enter community name (read only). Default name is "public".
Trap
Item ........................................ Description
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Community name......................Enter community name to send "Trap". Default name is "public".
Add address....................................Enter IP address of the SNMP manager computer to receive "Trap".
The SNMP agent provided with this projector is based upon MIB-2 defined by RFC1213. For private
MIB information, refer to file "Mibinfo/XUPjNet.mib" in the CD-ROM.
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Trap check/delete
Check and delete the trap address
Checking the registered trap address and
deleting the address.
To delete the address, tick check box in front
of the IP address and click Delete button.
Up to 10 trap addresses can be registered.
Trap option
Trap option setting
Tick check boxes in front of the condition item
to send the trap.
Click Set button if you tick or un-tick the check
box on a page.
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"When PJ lamp is off" signifies the lamp goes out without user operation. "When PJ is turned into
Standby in proper user operation" signifies that the projector is turned on by using the web browser
and then it is turned into standby with ON/STANDBY button on the top control or the remote control.
Up to 99,999 hours can be set for the time setting.
Chapter 4
Controlling the Projector
4
ENGLISH
Describes controlling and setting of the projector by using the web
browser.
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Chapter 4 Controlling the Projector
Power control and status check
Click Power & Status on the main menu. The control page will be displayed.
By clicking ON or Standby button on the page, the power of the projector can be controlled.
Confirmation window
as shown in the below
appears when the Standby
button is pressed.
Popup confirmation window
Item
Description
PJ status
Power .........................Displays the status of the lamp. (ON, OFF, On starting up, On cooling down)
Status ..........................Displays the status of the projector's power. (Refer to next page.)
Power control ........Controls the projector power by clicking the "ON" or "Standby" button.
The projector cannot be turned on while the projector is on cooling down.
The web browser checks and updates the projector's condition every 30 seconds automatically.
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Power control and status check
About projector condition
Status
Description
Normal............................................................... Projector is operating normally.
Power management in operation........... Power management is operating
Lamp failure................................................... Lamp failure is occurring
Abnormal Temperature......................... The temperature of the projector became too high
Standby after Abnormal Temp......... Projector detects abnormal temp. and sets into standby mode.
Power failure ................................................ Power failure has occurred inside the projector. Projector is turned
off. Unplug the AC cord and ask servicing to a qualified service
personnel.
Caution about turning on/off the projector via the networks
When turning on/off the projector via the networks, preset the projector as follows:
1. Select “Setting” from the Projector menu.
2. Select “Standby mode” from the Setting menu and set it as “Network”.
If you set this function as Network, the network part of the projector is constantly provided with power even if the projector is turned off. If you set this as
Eco, then the network part will be turned off when you turn off the projector.
Consequently, you cannot turn on/off the projector via the networks.
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When a security (PIN code lock) has been set on the projector, you also cannot
control it through the network. To control the projector through the network,
unlock the security on the projector using with the projector's menu control.
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Control
Click Control on the main menu. The setting method differs depending
on the contents of the page. Click on the page number to change pages
and select desired setting items.
Please see the owner's manual of the projector to have the further information
of each control item.
Input
This function is to select the input mode and source mode of the projector. Click Set button after selecting the input and source mode.
Item
Description
Input.........................Selects input mode of the projector.
Source.....................Selects signal source of the input.
Computer1 : RGB
Component
RGB(Scart)
Computer2 : RGB
HDMI
Video
S-video
The control page displays valid control items depending on the selected input mode, signal
or functions of the projector you use, therefore, there may be different controls between the
described items and actual control items on the page display. For further information , refer to the
projector's owner's manual.
When the projector is in standby, all the controlling items are inactive.
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Control
System
This function is to select the system of signal
input to the projector. The available system
mode are listed on the pull-down menu button according to the input signal. Select a
system and then click Set button.
Available selection at the RGB input
Item
Description
XGA1 ........................It automatically switches to the proper computer
system of the input signal.
* The computer system modes (VGA, SVGA, XGA.
SXGA, UXGA, WXGA...) which meet the input signal are listed.
Available selection at the Video/S-video/Scart input
Item
Description
AUTO........................It automatically switches to the proper color system of the input signal.
* The selectable color systems are PAL, SECAM,
NTSC, NTSC4.43, PAL-M and PAL-N.
* AUTO is fixed at the Scart input.
Available selection at the Component input
Item
Description
AUTO........................It automatically switches to the proper scanning
system of the input signal.
* The selectable scanning systems are 480i, 575i,
480p, 575p, 720p, 1035i and 1080i.
Available selection at the HDMI input
Item
Description
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D-XGA......................It automatically switches to the proper computer
system of the input signal.
* The computer system modes (D-VGA, D-SVGA,
D-XGA. D-SXGA1...) which meet the input signal
are listed.
D-480p ....................It automatically switches to the proper scanning
system of the input signal.
* The selectable scanning systems are D-480p,
D-575p, D-720p, D-1035i and D-1080i.
If the mode (Mode1 to Mode5, ExMode6 to ExMode50) which is stored in the item "PC
Adjustment" ( p.38) is available, they are also listed together with the above mode.
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Sound
This function is to adjust the sound of the
projector. The values in the text box represent the current control value or status.
Item
Description
Volume ...................Adjusts the sound volume from the speaker. (0 ~ 63)
Mute.........................Suppresses the sound. (ON, OFF)
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Control
Image adjustment
This function is to adjust the projected picture image and save the image mode. To store
the adjusted value, click Store button, and to load the adjusted value, click Load button.
Item
Description
Contrast .............................. Adjusts picture contrast (0~ 63)
Brightness ......................... Adjusts picture brightness (0~ 63)
Color...................................... Adjusts picture color
saturation (0~ 63)
Tint ......................................... Adjusts picture hue
(0~ 63)
Color temp........................ Sets a color temperature
mode. (High, Mid, Low,
XLow, user)
White Balance
Red, Green, Blue ..... Adjusts each white
balance respectively.
(0~ 63)
* When changing the value of the
white balance, the color temp.
indicates "Adj."
Sharpness................................Adjusts picture
sharpness. (0~ 15)
Gamma.......................................... Adjusts brightness of darker part of the picture. (0~ 15)
Noise reduction ................ Switches noise reduction mode (OFF, L1, L2)
Progressive............................ Switches progressive mode (OFF, L1, L2, Film)
Reset............................................Resets the Image adjustment to previous levels.
Store............................................Stores the Image adjustment values. Select an item [Image1 - Image4] from
the pull-down menu and click Store button.
Load.............................................Loads the Image mode. Select an image mode from the pull-down menu
and click Load button. There may not be available mode depending on the
input mode as shown in the table left.
Input source
Dynamic
Standard
Cinema
Real
Blackboard(Green)
Colorboard
Image1 - 4
*
*
The mark " " means that the available image mode in the
selected input source. The error message appears when
selecting the disabled image mode indicated with "*".
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Image mode Video Computer
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PC adjustment
Click PC Adj. on the main menu. This function is to adjust the signal from
the computer connected to the projector to obtain the proper picture
image on the screen.
Item
Description
Current mode......Displays a current mode like VGA, SVGA, XGA. SXGA, UXGA, WXGA, etc. or Mode1 - Mode5
which are the customized mode created by using the "Mode Store" function described
below.
Auto PC adj..........Performs automatic adjustment.
Fine sync. ..............Performs Fine Sync adjustment. (0 ~ 31)
Total dots..............Adjust the number of total dots in the horizontal period.
Clamp .........................Adjusts the phase of the clamp. (1 ~ 127)
Display area
Horizontal..........Adjusts the image area horizontally.
Vertical ..............Adjusts the image area vertically.
Position
Horizontal .......Adjusts the horizontal position of the screen.
Vertical ..............Adjusts the vertical position of the screen.
Reset.........................Resets the PC adjustments to the previous levels.
Mode Store..........Stores the PC adjustment values. Select a mode no. [Mode1 - Mode5] from the pulldown menu.
Mode Free ............Clear the PC adjustment values. Select a mode no. [Mode1 - Mode5] from the pulldown menu.
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Setting up the projector
Setting up the projector
Click Setting on the main menu. This function is to set up the projector.
Select the sub menu [Screen setting] or [Setting] and then set up each setting.
Screen setting
This function is to adjust the screen mode of
the projector. The values in the text box represent the current screen status.
Item
Description
Screen .....................Switches the screen mode. (Normal, True, Full, Wide, Zoom, Natural wide, Custom)
There may not be available mode depending on the input mode as shown in the
table below.
Input source
Normal
True
Full
Zoom
Wide
Natural Wide
Custom
*
*
*
*
The mark " " means that the available screen mode in
the selected input source system. The error message
appears when selecting the disabled screen mode indicated with "*".
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Screen mode Video Computer
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Setting 1
Item
Description
Language..............Sets the language display of projector's
on-screen display menu.
Auto setup ...........Executes the Auto PC Adj, and Input
Search function below according to the
each setting after clicking Start button.
Auto PC Adj. .....Sets Auto PC Adjustment mode. (ON,
OFF)
Input search .....Sets the auto-input signal detection
mode. (ON1, ON2, OFF)
Auto keystone ....Sets Auto Keystone mode. (Auto, Manual,
OFF)
Background.........Sets the screen background when no signal input. (Blue, User, Black)
Display....................Switches on or off the on-screen menu display on the screen. (OFF, Countdown Off,
ON)
Countdown off .......Displays image during the starting up.
Logo .........................Sets on or off the logo display on the screen during the startup. (OFF, Default, User)
Setting 2
Item
Description
Ceiling.....................Sets the image top/bottom and left/
right reversed. (ON, OFF)
Rear...........................Sets the image left/right reversed. (ON,
OFF)
Terminal.................Sets the COMPUTER IN 2/MONITOR OUT
terminal to COMPUTER 2 or Monitor Out.
Picture in Picture..Sets the Picture in Picture mode. (P in P, P
by P, OFF)
Power
management .....Sets into the selected power management mode (Ready, Shutdown, OFF) if
the input signal is interrupted and no control key is pressed for the specified period
of time.
*The specified time can be set 1 to 30 min.
On start ..................Sets the power-on mode when the AC cord is connected to the outlet.
Lamp control......Selects lamp control mode. (Normal, Eco)
Lamp life
control ....................Selects lamp life control mode (Mode1, Mode2) when the total use time exceeds
the recommended total hours of use.
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Setting up the projector
Setting 3
Item
Description
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Key lock..................Sets the prohibition of controls either
Projector or Remote control. (OFF,
Projector keys, Remote control)
Fan control ............. Sets the fan control speed.
OFF
Normal mode
ON1
Highland mode 1
ON2
Highland mode 2
Filter counter......Displays the filter counter. Reset the time
after filter clean-up. Click "Reset", a confirmation display appears, and then click
"OK", the time will be reset.
Filter warning.....Sets the time to indicate the filter warning message on the screen. (OFF, 100H,
200H, 300H)
Factory default..........Sets all of the projector control items to the factory default setting except the following items.
Lamp Corres. Value, PJ time, Network PIN code, Network setting
* This function is not effective for the settings of Network address settings, e-mail
settings, etc.
No show.................Sets the black out image temporarily. (ON, OFF)
Freeze......................Sets the image to freeze mode. (ON, OFF)
Closed caption..Sets the closed caption function.
Closed caption...Sets the closed caption mode. (OFF, CC1, CC2, CC3, CC4)
Color .....................Sets the color of the contents. (Color, White)
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Information
This page is to display the basic information of the projector status. Click
Information on the main menu.
Click this button to
update the information.
Items
Description
Input
System
Signal
Screen
Lamp status
Security
PJ time(h)
Lamp Corres. Value(h)
Filter time(h)
Displays selected input and source.
Displays selected signal system.
Input signal status (Yes, No)
Displays screen mode.
Displays lamp status with an animation. Refer to the table as shown below.
Displays the security (PIN code lock) status (Yes, No)
Displays the accumulated use time of the projector.
Displays the use time (Corresponding value) of the lamp.
Displays the accumulated use time of the filter.
Indication of the lamp status
Icon display/background Status
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White-Yellow/Blue
Lamp on (Normal)
White-Yellow/Red
Lamp on (Lamp is being used over a specified use time, replace lamp
immediately)
Gray/Blue
Lamp off (Normal)
Gray/Red
Lamp off (Lamp is being used over a specified use time, replace lamp
immediately)
Red/Blue with X
Lamp failure (Lamp failure, check lamp condition)
Red/Red with X
Lamp failure (Lamp failure and lamp is being used over a specified use
time, replace lamp immediately)
Chapter 5
Appendix
5
Connection examples
Use of telnet
Web browser setting
Technical data
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Q&A
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Examples of connection
Peer-To-Peer connection
Connecting the projector (PJ01) to the control computer (PC05) directly.
* UTP cross cable
Computer Name: PC05
IP Address
: 192.168.0.5
Subnet Mask
: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway :
DNS
:
Projector Name: PJ01
IP Address
: 192.168.0.2
Subnet Mask
: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway : 0.0.0.0
DNS
: 0.0.0.0
Connecting the projector (PJ01) to the control computer (PC05) via the hub.
Hub
To another network
Computer Name: PC05
IP Address
: 192.168.0.5
Subnet Mask
: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway :
DNS
:
Projector Name: PJ01
IP Address
: 192.168.0.2
Subnet Mask
: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway : 0.0.0.0
DNS
: 0.0.0.0
Computer Name: PC10
IP Address
: 192.168.0.10
Subnet Mask
: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway :
DNS
:
When the projector is connected to the computer directly without hub, the UTP cross cable
should be used.
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Examples of connection
The gateway (Router) installed in the network
Connecting the projector (PJ01) to the control computer (PC05) via the gateway.
Entrance hall
Computer Name
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
DNS
: PC205
: 192.168.200.5
: 255.255.255.0
: 192.168.200.1
: 192.168.201.1
Projector Name: PJ01
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
DNS
: 192.168.200.15
: 255.255.255.0
: 192.168.200.1
: 192.168.201.1
Hub
Network Group: 192.168.200.x
Gateway (Router)
To another network
IP Address : 192.168.200.1
IP Address : 192.168.100.1
IP Address : 192.168.10.1
Office
Hub
Computer Name: PC05
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
DNS
: 192.168.10.5
: 255.255.255.0
: 192.168.10.1
: 192.168.201.1
Computer Name
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
DNS
: PC10
: 192.168.10.10
: 255.255.255.0
: 192.168.10.1
: 192.168.201.1
Computer Name
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
DNS
: PC51
: 192.168.10.51
: 255.255.255.0
: 192.168.10.1
: 192.168.201.1
Computer Name
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
DNS
: PC61
: 192.168.10.61
: 255.255.255.0
: 192.168.10.1
: 192.168.201.1
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Hub
Network Group: 192.168.10.x
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Use of telnet
You can control the projector by using the telnet application*1 installed on your computer.
Normally, the telnet application is available on your computer.
* The telnet 10000 port is used to control the projector.
Control
(For example, in case of using the telnet
application of Windows XP Professional.)
1. Select Run... submenu from Start menu
on the computer. Type "telnet" onto the
Open text area on the displayed window
and press OK button.
(For example, in case of using the telnet
application of Mac OS X v 10.4)
1. Select Terminal from Applications
-->Utilities.
Type as below on the displayed window.
> telnet [return]
2. The telnet application will start and the following window will be displayed. Type as
below to connect the projector.
> open 192.168.1.201 10000 [return]
* Use the IP address assigned to the projector.
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3. When communication is established correctly, the word "PASSWORD:" appears on the
window. Type the login password (Network PIN code*2) for the projector and then press
"Enter" key on the keyboard. If you do not set up the Network PIN code, just press "Enter"
key.
When the word "Hello" is replied, login has been succeeded.
* The password "1234" is used for the example.
4. Type the commands, refer to below table, to control the projector and then press "Enter"
key for termination. For example, type "C00" which is a command to turn on the projector, and press "Enter" key. Confirm the projector is turning on.
* Enter with ASCII 64-byte capital characters and one-byte characters.
To disconnect the communication, press "Ctrl" key and "]" key at the same time, type
"close" and then press "Enter" key on the Keyboard.
> close [return]
The table below shows the typical command lists for controlling this projector and please
consult your local dealer for further information of another commands.
Command list table
C00
C02
C09
C0A
C0B
C0C
C1C
C1D
Function
Power on
Power off
Volume up
Volume down
Audio Mute on
Audio Mute off
Menu display on
menu display off
*1 Further instructions about the telnet application, please see the on-line guide on your computer.
*2 The password is a Network PIN code decided item "Network PIN code setting" (pp.14, 23). If the
authentication of the entered password is failed 4 times continuously, the communication will be
disconnected automatically. Please try again for the connection.
If the password or any command is not entered for more than 30 seconds, the communication will
be disconnected automatically. Please try again for the connection.
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Command
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Chapter 5 Appendix
Web browser setting
This projector is designed to be set up and controlled from an Internet web browser.
Depending on the preference settings of the web browser, some control functions may
not be available. Please make sure that the following functions are set up properly in the
web browser.
Active Script/JavaScript enable
There are some control items used with the JavaScript function in the setting pages. If
the web browser is set not to use this JavaScript function, it may not control the projector
properly. In this case, the warning message "Make sure JavaScript is ON." will be displayed
on the top of the page. To enable the JavaScript, please see further instructions on the
next page.
Proxy setting
In some cases, your web browser is set up to use the proxy server for the internet or
intranet connection. In this case, when you install this projector into the local network, you
should set up the proxy setting of web browser preference correctly. Especially when connecting the projector and computer with a UTP cross cable directly, or when the network
does not provide the proxy server, make sure that "not use proxy server" is set up in your
web browser preference. Please see item "Examples: OS/Browsers" in the next page for
further setting up procedure.
There are various ways to change your browser preferences depending on the version or applications. Please see the setting instructions on next page for example and also refer to on-line help
of your web browser.
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Web browser setting
Examples: OS/Browsers
Windows XP Professional
Internet Explorer v.6.0
ActiveScript setting
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Select Internet Options from Tools menu on the web browser and then select Security
tab and click Customize Level… button. On the security setting window, scroll down and
find the Scripting item, make sure that "Enable" is selected in item Active Scripting.
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Proxy setting
Select Internet Options from Tools menu on the web browser and then select
Connection tab and click LAN Settings button. Properly set up your web browser's the
proxy server settings according to the local area network environment to which the projector is connected.
- Using proxy server
To use an external internet connection from the local area network, check the item Use a
proxy server and enter the proxy server address and port correctly in the proxy settings
window. For further instruction please consult your network administrator.
- Not using proxy server
Uncheck the item Use a proxy server.
If you connect the projector to the computer directly with UTP cross cable, this must be
unchecked.
To designate proxy settings that will not use the
proxy server when accessing the projector installed
in the local area network, enter the IP address or
domain name here.
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Web browser setting
Netscape Navigator v.7.1
JavaScript Setting
Select Preference from Edit
menu on the web browser
and then selec t the item
Advanced/Scripts & Plugins
in the Category column. Make
sure that the Enable JavaScript
for Navigator is checked.
Proxy setting
Select Preference from Edit menu on the web browser and then select the item Advanced/
Proxies in the Category column. Properly set up your web browser's the proxy server settings according to the local area network environment to which the projector is connected.
- Using proxy server
When you use an external internet connection from the local area network, select the item
Manual proxy configuration. Enter the proxy server address and port number correctly on
HTTP Proxy item. For further instruction please consult your network administrator.
- Not using proxy server
Selec t the item Direct connection to the Internet in the
proxy setting window.
To designate proxy settings that
will not use the proxy server
when accessing the projector
installed in the local area network, enter the IP address or
domain name here.
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If you connect the projector
to the computer directly with
UTP cross cable, this must be
selected.
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MAC OS X v 10.4
Safari v.3.2.1
JavaScript enable setting
Selec t Preferences... from Safari
on the web browser and then select
Security tab and check Enable
JavaScript.
Proxy setting
1 Open Preferences... from Safari menu on the web browser Safari. The preference
menu appears.
2 Select Advanced icon and then click Proxies: Change Settings ....
3 Select Proxies tab and properly set up your web browser Safari's the proxy server settings according to the local area network environment to which the projector is connected.
- Using proxy server
To use an external internet connection from the local area network, check the items Web
Proxy (HTTP) and Secure Web Proxy (HTTPS) of Select a proxy server to configure
window and enter the proxy server address and port correctly in Web Proxy Server window. For further instruction please consult your network administrator.
- Not using proxy server
Uncheck the items Web Proxy (HTTP) and Secure Web Proxy (HTTPS) of Select a
proxy server to configure.
If you connect the projector to the computer directly with UTP cross cable, they must be
unchecked.
To designate proxy settings that will not use the
proxy server when accessing the projector installed
in the local area network, enter the IP address or
domain name here.
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Q&A
Q&A
Installation/Access
Q Why doesn’t the setting page appear in my web browser?
A
Following causes are possible. Please check them.
1. The projector does not connect to the network.
Check LED indicators status ( p.12).
- Check the connection of LAN cable if the LINK Lamp does not light green.
- Check the network configuration of the projector if the ACT Lamp does not
blink orange.
2. Wrong network configuration of the computer.
Check the network configuration of the computer.
3. The proxy setting of the web browser is not set correctly (p.50).
4. The computer does not provide TCP/IP protocol.
Q How can I restrict access from the computer.
A
1. Please use the password authentication function on the login page (p.23).
2. Please use the IP filtering function provided with the gateway (router) to
restrict the accessing from the computer. For further information please consult your network administrator.
Q Can I access the projector installed on the company’s local area network
A
There are some ways to access to the projector in the LAN, but you must consult
your network administrator for security reason.
Use of modem
(Connect to the company’s network from your home or some other places by
using modem.)
Use of private line
(Connect to the company’s network from the branch office or maintenance
office by using private line.)
Use of internet
(Connect to the company’s network from your home, branch office or some
other places by using the internet.)
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from a remote location?
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Q We use the DHCP/BOOTP server to assign the IP address. Is it possible to
use the projector in this network environment?
A
Possible. This projector supports the DHCP/BOOTP server. To use this projector in
this network environment, set it up so that the DHCP/BOOTP server does not assign
the IP address configured to this projector for another device on the network.
Please consult your network administrator ( pp.13, 24).
Q How can I install several projectors?
A
Install and configure network one by one to avoid the IP address collision each
other. To configure the IP address please see item "Network configuration" (
pp.12-13, 24).
Password/Login
Q What should I do when I forget the IP address of the projector?
A
You can check the IP address in the "Network information" menu.
Q What should I do when I forget the password (Network PIN code)?
A
Please set the new network PIN code in the "Network PIN code" menu.
Q Can I register the setting page as a web browser "Favorites" or
"Bookmarks"?
A
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Please add "Login" page to your "Favorites" or "Bookmarks". Do not add the specified setting page because it will not be able to perform the password authentication correctly.
Q&A
Operation
Q Why can't be turned on/off with web browser?
A
Please make sure the settings of the projector are correct to use the projector.
Please set the Standby mode of the projector's Setting menu to "Normal". Refer to
"4. Controlling the Projector" "Power control and status check" (pp.32 - 33).
Q Why can't I change the controls in the setting page with web browser?
A
Please make sure the projector is turned on. If it is in the standby mode, the setting
is not effective to the projector. To control the projector with a web browser, the
projector must be in the powered-on condition.
Q Why does it sometimes take a lot of time to complete the page display?
A
The display speed of the page depends on the network environment in which both
the projector and computer are placed. It may take much time to complete the
page display if network traffic is heavy. Please consult your network administrator.
Q How many numbers of the E-mail address can I register in the E-mail setting page.
A
You can register up to 10 addresses.
A
Make sure that the registered E-mail address and SMTP server address are correct. If
the SMTP server is located in your LAN (Local Area Network), the address should be
set to the SMTP server in your LAN. The SMTP server located outside of your LAN
may not be available for security reason. For further information please contact your
network administrator (p.25).
It may be required for the authentication depending on the SMTP server. This projector does not support this kind of SMTP server.
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Q Why am I not receiving E-mail alert messages?
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Others
Q What are the rules for IP address assignment?
A
If the network is constructed with TCP/IP protocol, a unique IP address is required
for each piece of network equipment. The following are basic rules of the assignment.
Rule1
Do not configure the same IP address to the network equipment in the
same network group. Each piece of equipment must be assigned a unique IP
address.
If the IP address is set [192.168.x.x], the Subnet Mask should be set
[255.255.255.0] for example.
Rule2
The start address [xxx.xxx.xxx.0] and the last address [xxx.xxx.xxx.255] of
the IP address must not be assigned to any other equipment. These address
numbers are reserved.
Rule3
The IP address must correlate to a network number. If network numbers are
different between the equipment, they cannot establish communications
each other. In this case, the router is placed in the networks to make the routing.
Q Can I control the projector by using the telnet application?
A
Possible. Please refer to the item "Use of telnet" (p.46 - 47).
Q What is the MAC address assigned to the projector?
A
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The MAC address is displayed in "Network information" menu (p.14).
Q&A
Q Can I update the firmware of the projector.
It is possible to update the firmware through the network. It is required to have a
special tool for the updating. For further information please consult your local dealer. The version number of the firmware is indicated on the lower part of the "Initial
setting" page.
Version of the
firmware
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NETWORK OWNER'S MANUAL
SO-KE5AC
SANYO Electric Co., Ltd.
Owner's Manual
PJ Network Manager for Windows
This is the manual for the PJ Network Manager software.
This software is Windows-compliant, but non-Mac-compliant.
Read this manual thoroughly to operate the PJ Network Manager software.
First, read the owner's manual of the projector to understand the basic operation of the projector and the safety instructions.
The safety instructions in the owner's manuals should be followed strictly.
SNMP Manager Software
Contents
Chapter 1 Introducing .......................................................... 3
Introducing......................................................................................................................................................3
SNMP ...................................................................................................................................................................3
Trademarks.......................................................................................................................................................3
Operating Environment...........................................................................................................................4
Chapter 2 Set up .................................................................... 5
PJ Network Manager installation........................................................................................................6
PJ Network Manager un-installation................................................................................................6
Chapter 3 Basic Operation................................................... 7
Launching and quitting PJ Network Manager...........................................................................8
Name of status window...........................................................................................................................8
Quitting PJ Network Manager..............................................................................................................9
Menu tree .........................................................................................................................................................9
What's Target ..................................................................................................................................................9
Name of the button on the tool bar.............................................................................................10
Icon display for the target....................................................................................................................10
Addition of the target ............................................................................................................................11
Editing the target......................................................................................................................................11
Deletion of the target.............................................................................................................................11
Setting up the warning value ...........................................................................................................12
Starting target monitoring..................................................................................................................12
When happens the alert on the target .......................................................................................13
When happens the trap event on the target..........................................................................13
What's Trap....................................................................................................................................................13
Stopping monitoring the target......................................................................................................14
Displaying all the status information of the target ..............................................................14
Setting the target group ......................................................................................................................14
Setting up the password of Telnet.................................................................................................15
Setting commands batch processing for multiple targets.............................................15
Setting timer for targets........................................................................................................................16
Setting up default setting....................................................................................................................17
Customizing the status list..................................................................................................................19
Viewing the alert information...........................................................................................................22
Viewing the event log............................................................................................................................23
Description of Event, Type, Warning column, Warning value ......................................24
About event treatment.........................................................................................................................26
Viewing the command history.........................................................................................................27
Storing the management file............................................................................................................28
Information saved to the registry ..................................................................................................28
Registering the target information from the defined file at once..............................29
Format of the defined file....................................................................................................................30
Example of the defined file.................................................................................................................30
Login to the target equipment ........................................................................................................31
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Chapter 1 Introducing
Introducing
This PJ Network Manager is a SNMP manager software for the network equipment which
supports the private MIB (Management Information Base).
By installing the PJ Network Manager to the computer, you can monitor the equipment
simply such as the projector, the projection monitor and the flat display monitor connected to the network.
* The PJ Network Manager can handle our products which has a SNMP agent function.
SNMP
SNMP is an abbreviation for Simple Network Management Protocol.
On the TCP/IP network, it is the protocol to monitor and control the equipment connected
to the network.
SNMP realizes the management function by reading and changing the management information called MIB with SNMP protocol between the manager (management equipment)
and agent (controlled equipment) which are connected with TCP/IP network.
PJ1
PJ4
PJ3
PJ2
Trap
PC6
PC5
PC4
You received
a trap.
Trap
SNMP Manager
Trademarks
Microsoft, Windows, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista are registered trademarks
of Microsoft Corporation. Macintosh is a registered trademark of Apple, Inc. in the USA and
other countries. Other products or brand names in this manual are registered trademarks
or trademarks of their respective owners.
* Unauthorized use of a part or whole of the contents in this manual is prohibited.
* The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice.
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Chapter 1 Introducing
Operating Environment
Item
Minimum
Recommended
CPU
Pentium III 400MHz or higher
Pentium 4 2.0GHz or higher for Windows XP
Pentium 4 3.0GHz or higher for Windows Vista
Memory
128MB or higher
256MB or higher for Windows XP
1GB or higher for Windows Vista
HDD
More than 20MB of free disk space
Screen
resolution
SVGA (16 colors or more)
XGA True color or more
LAN
10Mbps or more
100Mbps or more
OS
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows XP Professional
Windows Vista (32bit version)
Limited condition
The number of agents monitored is up to 200.
Expression/Abbreviation
The OS of the computer and the Web browser described in this manual is Windows XP
Professional and Internet Explorer 6.0. In case of another OS or Web browser, some instruction procedures may differ from the actual operation depending on your computer environment.
Use of this manual
This manual does not provide the description of basic operation and functions for computer, web browser, projector and network. For instructions about each piece of equipment or
application software, please refer to the respective manual.
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Chapter 2
Set up
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Chapter 2 Set up
PJ Network Manager installation
1 Set the supplied CD-ROM into the CD-ROM
drive of your computer. Double click SetupTool.
exe icon in the "PJ Network Manager" folder in
the CD-ROM.
2 Select "[English [United States]" from the pull-
down menu on the "Choose Setup Language"
window and click OK button to start installing
and then follow the installation wizards.
As the "Software License Agreement" will
appear, read contents carefully and click Yes
button if you agree with the license agreement to proceed with installing.
Note:
To install the software into the computer with Windows 2000, Windows XP or
Windows Vista you should logon as administrator. Before installation, make sure that
the other applications are closed, otherwise proper installation cannot be made.
PJ Network Manager un-installation
To remove the PJ Network Manager software from your computer, perform it with "Add &
Remove Programs" on the control panel.
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Chapter 3
Basic Operation
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Launching and quitting PJ Network Manager
To launch PJ Network Manager, take one of the following.
- Select "PJ Network Manager" from the menu "Start" - "All programs".
- Double click a management file*1.
Name of status window
Tool bar
Menu
Status column
Target
Polling times indication
Status bar
Event indication
Status list
* With double clicking the target name, the web browser is launching and
displays login window of the target.(p.31)
Items
Description
Menu..................................... Executes a command with menu selection
Tool bar ............................... Executes a command assigned to a button.
Target ................................... Network equipment for monitoring.
Status bar........................... Indicates the status of PJ Network Manager and explaining the command selected
with cursor.
Status list............................ Indicates the status of targets monitoring.
When some errors are detected, the target name, icon and error items are indicated
with red.
Status column ................ Column of status list.
Polling times indication......... Indicates the times of polling during the monitoring.
Event indication............ Indicates the event (ALERT, TRAP, SYSERR) when the event happened.
*1 The file in which the Monitor target information and event log information are stored. Refer to item
"Storing the management file" (p.28) for further details.
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Quitting PJ Network Manager
[Note]
* The PJ Network Manager cannot open multiple status windows at the same time.
Quitting PJ Network Manager
To quit the PJ Network Manager, click the close box on top right of the status window, or
select "Exit" from the "File" menu
Menu tree
Menu
Sub menu
Operation
File
New
Open
Save
Save As
Exit
Creates a new management file.
Opens an existing management file.
Saves the active management file.
Saves the active management file with a new file name.
Quits the application.
Target
Target monitoring
Target addition
Target editing
Target deletion
Group setting
Warning value setting
Telnet setting
Commands batch processing
Timer setting
Starts or stops target monitoring.
Adds a new target. Target information window will appear.
Edits selected target information.
Deletes the selected target.
Groups the selected targets.
Sets up the warning value of the selected target.
Sets up the password of telnet.
Sets commands batch processing for multiple selected targets.
Sets up the timer for the selected target.
System
Target batch registration
System default setting
Column selection
Font setting
Imports target information defined with the external file.
Sets up the default setting (monitoring information, e-mail information).
Selects display items on the status list.
Sets up display font type and size on the status list.
Display
Update
Target display
Alert display
Event log display
Command history display
Tool bar
Updates the information on the status list display.
Displays selected target information.
Displays all of alert information on the status list.
Displays all the event logs.
Displays all of command history.
Switches tool bar on or off.
Help
Version information
Displays version of software.
What's Target
Target indicates the network equipment which provides an SNMP agent function .
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Name of the button on the tool bar
The following commands are assigned to the buttons on the tool bar.
New
Save
Open
Button
Target display
Target monitoring
Start/Stop
Event log display
Alert display
Command history display
Operation
New.................................................. Creates a new management file.
Open ............................................... Opens an existing management file.
Save ................................................. Saves the active management file.
Target monitoring................. Starts or stops target monitoring.
Target display ........................... Displays selected target information.
Alert display............................... Displays all of alert information on the status list.
Event log display.................... Displays all the event logs.
Command history display .. Displays all of the command history.
To switch the tool bar display on or off, select "Tool bar" from "Display" menu.
Icon display for the target
Displays icon according to the target condition.
Icon
Condition
Flat display type Projector type
Normal
Abnormal condition (One of the abnormalities, Alert, Trap or System
error is happening on the target.)
Connection error (Target has been disconnected from the network)
Acquisition error (Target has been disconnected from the network, or
does not provide SNMP function.)
Unknown (Target monitoring is not operating)
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Addition of the target
Addition of the target
1 Select Target Addition from Target menu. The target
information registering window appears.
Items
Description
Name ......................... Enter a management name of the target
equipment.
IP address ............... Enter IP address of the target equipment.
Community ........... Enter a community name in the network.
Default name is "public".
System information..... Displays information set on the network
equipment
2 Enter target setup information and click Update button.
The information set on the target equipment are displayed on the system information items.
When the target equipment is not operating, or it is not the
monitoring equipment, the error dialog "Cannot obtain information" will appear.
3 Click OK to close the window. Repeat the above steps to register for other equipment
which is to be managed.
Editing the target
1 Select a target name to edit on the status list with right click.
2 Select Target editing on the popup menu. The target information window will appear
and edit the contents, then click OK button.
The system information cannot be edited.
Target editing can be executed by selecting Target editing from Target menu.
Deletion of the target
1 Select a target name to delete on the status list with right click.
2 Select Target deletion on the popup menu. The confirmation dialog will appear and
click Yes button to execute deleting.
Target deletion can be executed by selecting Target deletion from Target menu.
It cannot perform the target addition, editing and deletion during the target monitoring.
Up to 200 targets can be registered.
Up to 255 characters can be used for target name and community.
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Setting up the warning value
PJ Network Manager provides a function to
display the alert when the use time of the setting item reaches a specified setting time. The
available setting items (use time) are depending on the target equipment.
1 Select a target on the status list with right click.
When setting multiple targets together, select
targets with pressing "Shift" or "Control" key.
2 Select Warning value setting on the popup
menu. The setting window will appear as
the right figure.
3 Check Warning time check box. The setting
items are activated. Select a setting item and click
Edit button. Another setting window appears.
4 Enter the threshold value of selected item and
then click OK button. The setting window will disappear.
5 Set up warning value for remaining items if available and then click OK button. The setting window will disappear.
(Example of the set up window)
To disable the warning value, clear Warning time check box.
When selecting multiple targets, the value set to the lowest target on the status list is displayed as
the current setting time. Up to 99,999 hours can be set for the use time. The warning value is stored
in the management file.
Starting target monitoring
1 Click button on the tool bar to start monitoring the target.
2 PJ Network Manager starts polling the target in a sequential from the top of the status
list and displays the results on the status list.
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When happens the alert on the target
When happens the alert on the target
If the abnormality or connection error happens on the target, PJ Network Manager indicates target name, icon and status column item with red color to let you know the abnormality.
When PJ Network Manager cannot acquire the MIB information of the target equipment, it indicates as Connection Error.
The interval of target monitoring is according to the setting of Monitoring interval on System
default setting from System menu. (p.17)
When happens the trap event on the target
During the target monitoring, if the predefined event (trap) happens on the target equipment, the target sends the trap information to PJ Network Manager. This trap information is
displayed on the status list immediately.
The notification of the trap information is set up in the SNMP setting items of the target
equipment. Projector has items such as "When PJ lamp is off", "When the life span of lamp
is reached", "When internal PJ power circuit is failed" etc. For further trap information, refer
to SNMP trap information in the separated network owner's manual.
What's Trap
Trap is the event predefined by the SNMP agent. If the predefined event ( "When PJ lamp is
off", "When internal PJ power circuit is failed" etc. ) happens, target sends trap information
to the SNMP manager.
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Stopping monitoring the target
To stop monitoring the target, click
button again on the tool bar.
Displaying all the status information of the target
Select a target and click
button on the tool bar. The following status window appears
and displays all the available status information of the target.
The target name and item which have an
abnormality or connection error happening are indicated with red.
When PJ Network Manager cannot
acquire the value of column information,
"---" is displayed.
The above procedure can perform by selecting Target display from Display menu.
Setting the target group
The target group can be set up by the procedure below. When you set a command in the
same group, you set it.
1 Select targets which you want to set from the status list. Select Group setting from
Target menu, the dialog box will appear as the below figure.
2 Select a group, and then click OK button.
"---" will not set the group.
The projectors setting different network passwords cannot be set to the same group. It is
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necessary for the projectors in the same group to set to the same password.
Setting up the password of Telnet
Setting up the password of Telnet
The password of telnet can be set up by the procedure below. It is necessary to make a
password, same as the network password.
1 Select a target which you want to set up the password of telnet from the status list. You
can select multiple targets.
2 Select Telnet setting from Target menu, Telnet setting dialog box will appear as the
below figure. Set a password and click OK button. When multiple targets are selected, all
the selected targets are set as the same password.
The initial setting is "0000".
Setting commands batch processing for multiple targets
The commands batch processing for multiple targets can be set up by the procedure
below.
1 Select a target belonging to the batch processing group which you want to set, and
select Commands batch processing from Target menu. Commands batch processing
dialog box will appear as the below figure.
2 Select a command which you want to set, click Edit button. Parameter editing dialog box will appear. Select a parameter, and then click OK button. The check box of
Commands batch processing dialog box will be checked.
3 Click OK button. The commands are carried out to all the targets of the same group.
The commands also work for the target which is not set to a group.
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Commands batch processing : Available Command
Items
Description
Power ON/OFF .........................Sets up the Power ON or Power OFF.
Input,Source .............................. Sets up the Input and Source. Selects Input and Source.
Screen.......................................Sets up the screen size. Resizes the picture screen.
Background ............................... Sets up the background. Selects the background screen for when no input signal is
detected.
Display ........................................ Sets up the Display. Decides whether to display On-Screen Displays or not.
Shutter(No show) .................... Sets up the Shutter (No show). Sets black out the image.
Lamp control ............................. Sets up the Lamp control. Changes brightness of the screen.
Fan control ................................. Sets up the Fan control. Chooses the running speed of cooling fans.
Setting timer for targets
The timer information for targets can be set up by the procedure below.
1 Choose a target which you want to set the timer.
2 Select Timer setting from Target menu. Timer selection dialog box will appear as the
below figure. Check in a check box of an event to carry out.
3 When you want to add events, click Add button. Input timer informations in Timer setting dialog box, and click OK button.
4 Click OK button of Timer selection dialog box, timers are set to the selected target.
When selecting multiple targets, timers are set to all the selected targets.
Timer
Items
Description
Execution date.........................Sets up the Timer execution date. (everyday or a day)
Execution time.......................... Sets up the Timer execution time. (hh:mm:ss)
Action .......................................Sets up the events.
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Setting up default setting
Setting up default setting
The monitoring information and e-mail information can be set up by the procedure below.
1 Select System default setting from System menu. The setting window will appear.
2 Switch by clicking Monitoring information or E-mail information tab for each setting.
Monitoring information
Monitoring information
Items
Description
Monitoring interval ................Sets up the interval of the polling in minute unit. (1 to 99 minutes can be set)
Temperature unit ..................... Sets up the display temperature unit Centigrade or Fahrenheit.
Event reception process..........Sets up the treatment when the event (ALERT, TRAP, SYSERR) happens on the target.
For further information, refer to the item "About event treatment" (p.26).
P Sound warning alarm
P Send e-mail
P Display warning dialog
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E-mail information
E-mail information
Items
Description
SMTP server .....................Sets up the IP address of SMTP mail server or server host name.
Administrator's
mail address...................... Sets up the e-mail address of administrator
Destination mail
address................................Sets up the destination mail address when the event (ALERT, TRAP, SYSERR) happens
on the target. The mail address entering window appears when clicking Add button.
If Send e-mail check box of Event reception process on Monitoring information is un-checked,
the alert e-mail will not be sent even if you set up the e-mail address.
Up to 10 addresses can be set up for the destination mail address.
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For the contents of the mail, refer to item "About event treatment" (p.26).
Customizing the status list
Customizing the status list
Changing the status column indication
1 Select Column selection from System menu. The column selection window will appear.
2 On the window, check the column name to be indicated on the status list.
The mark [*] next to the column name indicates alert
item.
3 To change the order of the display column on the
status list, select a column you intend to change the
order and click To up or To down button.
4 Click OK to close setting.
Specifies column width
When specifying the column width by numeric value, enter
number (0 to 9999) onto "Column width" text box.
Column
Description
*Target name ............................Name of the network equipment
*Group...........................................Group name
*Connect......................................Status of connection to the network (Connected, Un-connected)
*Drive time .................................Accumulated use time of the equipment
*Power status............................Power status of the equipment (Normal(Power-on), Normal(Standby), Power
Management, Power failure, lamp failure, etc.)
*Input status..............................Input signal status (Signal, No signal, Signal interrupted)
*Inside Temperature
A status....................................Status of inside temperature A (Normal, Warning, Error)
*Inside Temperature
B status ....................................Status of inside temperature B (Normal, Warning, Error)
*Inside Temperature
C status....................................Status of inside temperature C (Normal, Error)
*External Temperature
status.........................................Status of external temperature (Normal, Warning, Error)
*Lamp1 status ..........................Status of Lamp1 (Off, On, Error, Replace)
*Lamp2 status ..........................Status of Lamp2 (Off, On, Error, Replace)
*Lamp3 status ..........................Status of Lamp3 (Off, On, Error, Replace)
*Lamp4 status ..........................Status of Lamp4 (Off, On, Error, Replace)
*Lamp1 time..............................Used time of Lamp1
*Lamp2 time..............................Used time of Lamp2
*Lamp3 time..............................Used time of Lamp3
*Lamp4 time..............................Used time of Lamp4
*Filter status...............................Status of airfilter (Normal, Clogged)
*Option Box
filter status ............................Status of option box filter (Normal, Error, Clogged)
*Filter time..................................Use time of airfilter
*Option Box
filter time................................Use time of option box filter
The values in parentheses are typical value and they differ depending on the connected equipment.
The [*] next to the column name indicates alert items.
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Column
Description
*Error info....................................Error information (Not available for the projector)
IP address ....................................IP address of the network equipment
Community ................................Community name of the network equipment (public)
Introduction date*1...............Date of the network equipment installed
Timer...............................................Timer information
Product info...............................Name of the network equipment
System name ............................System name of the network equipment (Proj_05)
Contact..........................................Contact information of the network equipment
Location........................................Installed location of the network equipment
Input signal ................................Information of the input mode (Input1, Input2, etc.)
Input select ................................Information of the input source (RGB, VIDEO, S-VIDEO, NETWORK, etc.)
Network status.........................Condition of the network mode (Off line, Network Viewer, Network Capture)
Audio system ............................Displays audio system mode (NORMAL, PERSONAL, MUSIC, TALK)
Volume ..........................................Sound Volume of the network equipment
Treble..............................................Sound treble of the network equipment
Bass..................................................Sound bass of the network equipment
Balance..........................................Sound balance of the network equipment
Mute................................................Sound mute status of the network equipment (ON, OFF)
Power management............Power management status of the network equipment (OFF, READY, SHUTDOWN)
Monitor out................................Monitor out status of the network equipment (ON, OFF)
Shutter...........................................Shutter status of the network equipment (OFF, High-Contrast, Normal)
Shutter management .........Shutter management status of the network equipment (Shutdown)
Fan control..................................Fan control status of the network equipment (Normal, Maximum, OFF, On1, etc. )
Inside Temperature A..........Displays inside temperature A of the equipment (in Centigrade or Fahrenheit)
Inside Temperature B ..........Displays inside temperature B of the equipment (in Centigrade or Fahrenheit)
Inside Temperature C..........Displays inside temperature C of the equipment (in Centigrade or Fahrenheit)
External Temperature .........Displays external temperature of the equipment (in Centigrade or Fahrenheit)
Lamp mode................................Displays lamp mode (1: 1-lamp mode, 2: 2-lamp mode, 4: 4-lamp mode, etc.)
Lamp control.............................Displays lamp control mode (Auto, Normal, Eco, etc.)
Model name ..............................Model name of the network equipment
*1 Set up the installed date when the PJ Network Manager is newly introduced.
There are some un-available columns depending on the products. The value of un-available column is displayed in blank or with "---".
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Customizing the status list
To change order or width of the column
Drag the status column name you want to change the order and move it on a new place
and drop it. To change column width, set a mouse cursor onto the right edge of the column to change, drag the mouse on it and adjust the column width.
Sorting the status list
The order of the targets on the status list can be changed by clicking the column name
which you want to sort. It switches ascending or descending order by clicking the column
name each time.
Sort by clicking
Drag to move
column
Drag to change
column width
Changing font
Select Font setting from System menu. The font setup window will appear. Select your
desired type face, style and size on the window.
Customized font property is applied to all the windows of the setting.
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Viewing the alert information
1 Click
button on the tool bar. The alert display window appears and the alert information of all the targets which are having an alert is listed on this window as the below.
2 To export the alert information as text file (CSV file), click Export button.
Column width can be changed with dragging the right edge of the column. The column order can
be changed with drag and drop the column. Column can not be deleted.
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Viewing the event log
Viewing the event log
1 Click
button on the tool bar. The event log display window appears and the events
which have been happened on the targets are listed on this window as the below.
2 To export these events as text file (CSV file), click Export button.
3 To delete the event log, select the accrual date item you intend to delete by clicking and
then click Delete button. On the confirmation dialog, click Yes to execute deletion.
Event log information items
Items
Description
Accrual date ......... Accrual date of the event
Target name......... Name of the network equipment
IP address............... IP address of the network equipment
Event ......................... Type of the Event (ALERT, TRAP, SYSERR ) (See table on the next page)
Type ........................... Type of the Event (See table on the next page)
Warning column.......... Warning column of the Event (See table on the next page)
Warning value .... Warning value of the Event (See table on the next page)
Unit............................. Displays unit of the warning value.
The listed items are fixed.
The order of the event log list can be changed temporarily by clicking the column name which you
want to sort. It switches ascending or descending order by clicking the column name each time.
Column width can be changed by dragging the right edge of the column. The column order can
be changed with drag and drop the column. Column cannot be deleted.
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Description of Event, Type, Warning column, Warning value
Event
ALERT
Type
ON : Abnormality has
happened
OFF : Abnormality has been
cleared
Warning Column
Warning Value
Connect
Un-connected
Connected
Acquisition error
Power status
PowerFailure
TemperatureError
Normal (AfterTempError)
RS232CFailure
Power management
Shutter management
LampFailure
Input status
SignalsInterrupted
SignalsInputted
Description
Inside Temperature status (A to
C)
Abnormal
External Temperature status
Failure
Lamp status (1 to 4)
Replace
Lamp time (1 to 4)
Filter time
LampFailure
LampReplace
TRAP
(setting time)
Failure
* Refer to the
next page
Replace
Normal(Standby)
Normal(OnCoolingDown)
PowerFailure
Power management
PowerOFF
PowreFailure
PowerManagement
Power status
TemperatureError
Inside Temperature status (A to
C)
Abnormal
External Temperature status
SignalIsInterrupted
Input status
SignalIsInterrupted
LampReplacementTime
Lamp time (1-4)
(lamp time)
FilterReplacementTime
Filter time
(filter time)
AutoPlayError
n/a
Error
n/a *1
n/a *1
Transfer
SYSERR *Mail
*MemoryError
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Lamp status (1 to 4)
(setting time)
*1 When PJ Network Manager could not send mail or acquire the memory, no message is displayed in
"Warning column" and "Warning value".
For further details of each warning column and value, refer to the next page.
Description of Event, Type, Warning column, Warning value
Description of warning value
Warning Column
Warning Value
Description
Connect
Un-connected
Connected *
Acquisition error
Power status
Power failure
TemperatureError
Normal (AfterTempError)
RS232CFailure
Power management
LampFailure
Normal(Standby) *
Normal(OnCoolingDown) *
Projector has been disconnected from the network
Projector has been connected to the network
PJ Network Manager could not acquire the MIB information
from the equipment
Projector turned off due to the power failure of the projector
The projector turned off due to temperature error occurred
Normal after temperature error occurred
The RS-232C communication error occurred
The power management function turned projector lamp off
The lamp failure occurred
Projector turned into standby normally
On cooling down normally due to projector turned off
Input signal status
SignalsInterrupted
SignalsInputted *
The signal was interrupted
The signal was inputted again
Inside Temperature status (A to
C]
Abnormal
External Temperature status
Lamp status
ON *
Failure
Replace
Lamp time
Filter time
(Auto play error)
(lamp time)
(filter time)
Error
The projector turned off when the temperature was
abnormally high
When the lamp is on
When the lamp failed to ignite.
It reached lamp replacing time.
It reached user setting lamp replacing time
It reached user setting filter time
The error occurred during the auto image display
The warning value with "*" in the above table shows the
event when the alert has cleared, alert type is "OFF".
The column order and width of the event log window are saved to the registry of the computer.
Up to 1000 of events can be stored. If it exceeds 1000 events, the oldest event is deleted and the
latest event is added. The event log can be saved to the management file.
This Warning column is not available for some projector's model types.
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About event treatment
If the PJ Network Manager receives an event, it executes following event treatment items
which are selected in the system default setting.
P Sound warning alarm
P Send e-mail
P Display warning dialog
Sound warning alarm
If the PJ Network Manager receives an event, the computer beeps an alarm sound. The
alarm sound is depending on your computer sound setting.
The alarm sound is not made when your computer does not provide any speaker or the sound volume is muted.
Send e-mail
Following example message is sent to the e-mail address you set up as the destination
mail address.
From: Test1<[email protected]> (management
file name)
Date : 2004/10/29 21:30
To : [email protected]
Subject : Alert message
---------------------------------------------------------Alert has occurred
* Accrual date : 2004/10/29 21:13:42
* Target name : Proj_10
* IP address : 192.168.1.101
* Event : ALERT
* Type : ON
* Warning column : Power status
* Warning value : Power failure
For the further information of event, type, warning column and warning value, see the item
"Viewing the event log" (p.23).
The setting of event treatment, refer to item "Setting up default setting" (p.17).
Notes on using Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) / Windows Vista
Windows Firewall is turned on by default in Windows XP SP2 and Windows Vista. Due to this
Windows Firewall, the send e-mail function is not available. When using this mail function, you need
to cancel the block for PJ Network Manager application. For the further details of Windows Firewall,
see Windows help on your computer.
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About event treatment
Display warning dialog
Following dialog window appears on the screen if event occurs.
Viewing the command history
1 Click
button on the tool bar. Command history window appears and the command
history is listed on the window as shown below.
2 To export the command history as text file (CSV file), click Export button.
3 To delete the command history, select the item of Executed date/time which you want
to delete, and then click Delete button. On the confirmation dialog box, click Yes button
to execute deletion.
Command history
Items
Description
Executed date/time .... Exrcuted date and time of the command
Target name......... Name of the network equipment
IP address............... IP address of the network equipment
Command.............. Type of the Command
Detailed data....... Contents of the Command
Result ........................ Results of the Command
The listed items are fixed.
Column width can be changed by dragging the right edge of the column. The column order can
be changed with drag and drop the column. Column cannot be deleted.
Up to 1000 of events can be stored. If it exceeds 1000 events, the oldest event is deleted and the
latest event is added.
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Storing the management file
When you monitor the network equipment with the PJ Network Manager, you can save
the registered target information, system setting and event log information into the management file with a free file name. It is useful if you manage multiple equipment in the network.
Click
button on the tool bar and save it with free file name. The extension is ".pnm".
The management file contains following information.
Items
Description
Header .................................................Management file section, file version
System default setting .............Default value of the system setting
- Monitoring interval
- Event reception process
- Temperature unit
- E-mail information
Target information.....................Information of the registered target
- Target information (target name, IP address, Community, Introduction date)
- target MIB information
- Warning value set up
Event log information...............Event log information (ALERT, TRAP, SYSERR)
The maximum volume of a management file is required about 1MB. (Number of registrable targets
is 200, number of events is 1000)
Information saved to the registry
Following application setting information is saved to the registry of your computer. So the
setting condition is memorized even after quitting the application.
Items
Description
Status window information................. Display position and size of the status list window
Status list information ............ Display status column, column width and column order
Event log list information..... Column width and order of the event log list
Font set up...................................... Font setting value (Type face, size and style)
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Registering the target information from the defined file at once
Registering the target information from the defined file at once
The PJ Network Manager provides a function to import the target information from the
defined file at once. Prepare the defined file (CSV data format) in which the target information is written along the format shown below.
1 Select Target batch registration from System menu. The target batch registration window appears.
2 Click Reference button and select a defined file to import the target information. The
imported target information will be listed on the target batch registration window.
* If there is an error in the imported defined file, the error information will be indicated on the
Result column. Retry importing after correcting the defined file.
3 Click OK button to execute the registration.
Target batch registration is not available during Target monitoring.
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Format of the defined file
The defined file is a CSV data file created by the spreadsheet application and is defined as
follows;
Column
Description (example)
Target name.......... Name of target equipment (Proj_01, Proj_03, PDP_01, etc.)
IP address ............... IP address (192.168.0.1, etc.)
Community ........... Name of SNMP community. Default value of our network products is "public"
Example of the defined file
The table below shows the example of the defined file provided with the target information. Save this file as the CSV file.
Target name
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IP address
Community
Proj_01
192.168.0.1
public
Proj_02
192.168.0.2
public
Proj_03
192.168.0.3
public
Proj_04
192.168.0.6
public
Proj_05
192.168.0.7
public
PDP_01
192.168.0.8
public
FPD_10
192.168.0.9
public
Login to the target equipment
Login to the target equipment
After double clicking the target name on the status list, the computer launches web
browser and displays the login window of the target equipment.
You can control and set up the projector remotely by using the web browser. For the further information of instruction, see the separated network owner's manual.
Login by double clicking
An example of the
login page.
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