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Epson 7850p - PowerLite XGA LCD Projector User Manual

Setting Up Your Macintosh

Before you begin, do the following:

■

Configure your projector for wireless projecting; see the User's

Guide for instructions.

■

Insert the EPSON wireless (802.11b) card in the projector and

™

start EasyMP.

See the User's Guide for details.

Follow these steps to set up your Macintosh for wireless projecting:

1. From the Apple pull-down menu, select

Then double-click the

Settings window.

2. Select

Network Port Configuration

menu:

Select Network

Port Configurations

here. . .

then select AirPort

3. Under

Port Configurations

4. Click

Apply Now

System Preferences

icon. You see the Network

Network

in the Show pull-down

, select

AirPort

. Then close the window.

note

Don't set your projector to

Channel ad hoc mode. This

mode is not supported for

Macintosh.

note

If you don't need the other

network ports, disable them

by deselecting their check

boxes. If more than one

network port is enabled, the

projector software warns

you to turn off AirPort

when you first connect to

the projector. Disregard this

message.