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Additionally, applications that use DirectX

Close any windows displayed over the EasyMP Slide Converter window before converting files.

Additional Updates

PowerLite 1830 only:

To output audio from the projector when using a device connected to the following ports, connect an audio

cable from the source's audio port to the projector's

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USB Type B port (for display)

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USB (for a connected USB device)

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LAN (for a network device)

PowerLite 1915/1925W only:

You can use the WPA2 wireless network security method with your projector.

You can register these types of certificates for the EAP-TLF security method:

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Client certificate (.pfx); certificates without passwords (NULL) are not supported

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CA certificate (.cer); binary encoded files (DER) are supported, but BASE64 encoded files are not

When using the Windows 7 or Windows Vista Network Projector function to display images over a network,

audio is not transferred. To transmit audio, connect an audio cable between the audio out port on your

computer and the projector's

All projector models:

The

setting on the Signal menu does not include an

Progressive

User's Guide.

USB Display requirement updates:

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Your computer's display resolution must be at least 640 × 480 and no higher than 1680 × 1200.

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Your operating system must be 32 bit.

functions may not display correctly.

port.

Audio2

port:

Audio2

option, as described in your projector