ページを印刷するThe Epson Brightlink 485wi, 585wi, and 685wi Interactive Projectors are each a step up
respectfully in functionality from the 450/455wi. The user interface for the interactive tools looks
different on each iteration of the projector. Also, the drivers for the three models will automatically
install when connecting the projector to the computer via the USB cable.
Connecting to a computer/document camera
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Projectors are connected to classroom computer via HDMI or VGA, and USB cables.
a. Projectors have two points of connection: Face plate at computer, Faceplate at
projector.
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HDMI cables transfer video and audio. VGA cables transfer video only. Wall face plate at
computer will likely have an HDMI connection and VGA connection. It is standard practice to
connect the computer via an HDMI cable. There may also be a VGA w/ audio connection point.
This connection is usually used for a classroom document camera.
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USB cable allows interactive function of pens. USB cable must be connected at wall face plate at
computer and projector.
Interactive Tools
As previously stated, the user interface for the interactive tools takes on a different appearance.
To begin, these models come with a built-in annotation functionality. This means annotation can/will
work without downloading the Interactive Tools Software.
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Interactive Pen Calibration: Pens on the Epson 485wi are calibrated using the projector remote.
a. Before calibrating, the board should be as clear of obstructions as possible.
NO
MAGNETS)
b. Locate the "User" button on the remote. (Bottom-left of the navigation arrows near the
center of the remote.)
c. After pressing the User Button, you will see this screen. Press "Ok" and allow the
projector to calibrate.
d. Once calibration is complete, test the pen to ensure the cursor is lined up with the pen
tip.
e. If calibration fails, user may attempt to recalibrate. Should it fail again, please contact
the AV Department of Technology Services.
Projector Connections
Epson Brightlink 485wi, 585wi, and 685wi
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