Epson EB-W16SK User guide

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This guide explains how to stack two projectors one
on top of the other, and then project as one image.
Please read this guide before getting started.
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With This Projector You Can...
Superimpose images from two projectors to project as one image
(stack projection).
By using this stacked projection, you can realize a brighter, clearer image.
This also allows large screen projection of 3D images that can be
viewed by a large audience.
Stacking Two Projectors

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in L - out - R
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This device comes equipped with a function that allows you to
easily superimpose two images.
See "Projecting Images" on page 14 for more information on
superimposing images.
Project stunning 3D content from media such as 3D Blu-ray
discs or 3D games.
Easily Superimposing Two
Images
Projecting Realistic 3D
Images
3D Glasses
(supplied)
(optional: ELPGS02A/ELPGS02B)
Projected
commander
image
Commander
Receiver
Projected
receiver
image
Silver screen
(commercially
available)
HDMI cable
(commercially available)
HDMI cables
(commercially available)
HDMI splitter that
supports 3D
(commercially available)
3D compatible device

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MARKING STICKER
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Checking the Accessories
To secure polarizer
M3 screws (2)
Projector
and stacker mount
(commander)
Projector
and stacker mount
(receiver)
Remote control
Polarizers (2)
AA manganese
batteries
(for remote control)
Adjustable
feet (3)
Marking
sticker
Password
protect sticker Startup Guide (this guide)
3D Glasses
(passive polarized) Document CD-ROM
USB cable
approx. 30 cm
Power cables
approx.1.8 m (2)

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Part Names and Functions (Front/Top)
When two projectors are assembled in a stacked conguration (one on top of the other), the projector on top is called the “Commander”, and the projector on
the bottom is called the “Receiver”. When suspended from a ceiling, the projector on top is the receiver, and the projector on the bottom is the commander.
The commander controls the receiver, and the projectors are linked together. You can operate both projectors at the same time from the commander’s control
panel.
AA/V mute slide knob DZoom ring GStacker angle adjustment section JControl panel
BPolarizer ERemote receiver HStacker mount connector
CFocus ring FSensor IIndicators * See the User's Guide for more information.
Control panel
Commander
(Control)
Receiver
(Controlled)

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Part Names and Functions (Rear/Base)
You need to use a supplied USB cable to link the commander and the receiver.
AAudio-L/R port EUSB(TypeA) port IComputer1 port MRear feet
BVideo port FUSB(TypeB) port JMonitor Out/Computer2 port NCeiling mount xing points (three points)
CS-Video port GHDMI port KAudio Out port OFront adjustable foot
DPower inlet HRS-232C port LRemote receiver * You cannot use the commander's USB(TypeB) port. Also, you
cannot use the receiver's USB(TypeA) port, RS-232C port, or the
remote receiver. See the User's Guide for more information.
Commander
Receiver
Rear Base
USB TypeA
USB TypeB
USB cable
(supplied)
* This explanation of the rear uses the commander as an example.

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Work Flow
You need the optional ceiling
mount (ELPMB23) when
suspending the projectors from
a ceiling. See the User's Guide
supplied with the ceiling mount
for more information on attaching
and installing the ceiling mount.
* Special expertise is required to
suspend the projector from a ceiling.
Contact your local dealer or the
nearest address provided in the
Epson Projector Contact List.
This guide explains the following
connection methods. See the
User's Guide for information on
other connection methods.
■Connecting to a computer
• Connecting with computer
cables
• Connecting with HDMI cables
■Connecting to video
equipment
• Connecting with HDMI cables
Connecting
Equipment
p.10
Projecting
Images
p.14
Setting Up
p.8
For ceiling mount installation only

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Turn over the commander and the receiver, and then attach the
polarizers.
Press until they click into place.
Attach the front foot (one) and
the rear feet (two) to the base
of the receiver. Turn the feet to
extend and retract to adjust the
horizontal tilt.
Carefully remove the protective
tape from the stack angle
adjustment screws, and then
remove the screws. (on the left
and right)
Secure the polarizers for the
commander and the receiver
with the screws supplied.
Stacking and
installing the
commander and the
receiver
Use the stacker mounts
to create a stacked
conguration (one
projector on top of the
other).
Setting Up
Loosen the screws for the commander's stacker mount connector. (on the
left and right)
CStack the commander and the receiver.
AAttach the polarizers to the commander and the receiver.
BAttach the feet (when
setting up on a desk).
There is a number on
the base of the
projectors, stacker mounts,
and polarizers. Make sure
the numbers match when
assembling.
Commander
Receiver
Warning
When assembling a
stacked conguration,
make sure you follow
these steps. If the steps are
not followed correctly, the
product could fall, or your
ngers could get caught,
which could cause an
injury.

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English
Place the screws into the holes, and then tighten them. (on the left and
right)
Attach the commander to the receiver. Place the commander's screws
into the gap in the receiver's mount, and then tighten the screws. (on the
left and right)
DSecure the stacker angle adjustment section with screws.
There are screw holes
numbered 1 to 4 on
the left and right of the
stacker mount.
You can change the
commander's projection
angle by changing the
position secured by the
screw.
See "Screen Size and
Projection Distance" on
page 18 to determine which
screw hole to use.
Remove the clear protective lm
from the polarizers.
ERemove the protective
lm from the polarizers.
Stick a marking
sticker on the
position where the screw
is secured. You can then
use these marks (on the
left and right) when
reassembling.
Caution
When attaching the
commander to the
receiver, be careful not to
trap your ngers.

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Connecting the
commander and the
receiver
You need to connect
a USB cable to link the
commander and the
receiver.
Connecting
Equipment
Commander
Commander
Receiver
Receiver
USB cable
(supplied)
Power cable
(supplied)
Power cable
(supplied)
Power inlet
Power inlet
APlug in the power cables for the commander and the
receiver. BConnect the commander and the receiver with the USB cable.
Connect the commander's USB(TypeA) port to the receiver's
USB(TypeB) port with a USB cable.
The projectors will not be linked if the wrong USB
ports are connected with the USB cable.
USB TypeA
USB TypeB
First, connect the power cables and the USB cable.

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AConnect the splitter to the computer with a computer cable.
BConnect the commander and the receiver to the splitter
with computer cables.
CConnect the commander or receiver to the computer with
an audio cable.
Audio is output from the connected projector.
• First, check that the commander and the
receiver are connected with a USB cable.
• Prepare the following items.
• Computer cables (available in local stores x3)
• Audio cable (available in local stores) *When
outputting audio
• Splitter (available in local stores)
in L - out - R
Commander
Commander
Receiver
Receiver
Computer cable
(commercially available)
Computer cable
(commercially available)
Computer cable
(commercially available)
Audio cable
(commercially available)
Audio-L/R
Audio-L/R
Computer1
Computer1
Connecting to a
computer
Connecting with
computer cables
Splitter
(commercially
available)

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AConnect the splitter to the computer with an HDMI cable. BConnect the commander and the receiver to the splitter
with HDMI cables.
You can send the computer's audio with the projected image.
• First, check that the commander and the
receiver are connected with a USB cable.
• Prepare the following items.
• HDMI cables (available in local stores x3)
• HDMI splitter (available in local stores)
in L - out - R
Commander
Receiver
HDMI cable
(commercially
available) HDMI cable
(commercially available)
HDMI cable
(commercially available)
HDMI
splitter
(commercially
available)
HDMI
HDMI
Connecting to a
computer
Connecting with HDMI
cables
When viewing 3D images,
make sure you use HDMI
cables and an HDMI
splitter that support 3D
signals.

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AConnect the splitter to the video equipment with an HDMI
cable. BConnect the commander and the receiver to the splitter with HDMI cables.
You can send the computer's audio with the projected image.
• First, check that the commander and the
receiver are connected with a USB cable.
• Prepare the following items.
• HDMI cables (available in local stores x3)
• HDMI splitter (available in local stores)
in L - out - R
Commander
Receiver
HDMI cable
(commercially
available) HDMI cable
(commercially available)
HDMI cable
(commercially available)
HDMI
splitter
(commercially
available)
HDMI
HDMI
Connecting to
video equipment
Connecting with HDMI
cables
When viewing 3D images,
make sure you use HDMI
cables and an HDMI
splitter that support 3D
signals.

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Superimposing the
images from the
commander and the
receiver
Superimpose two
images. Perform after
setting up.
Projecting
Images
Press the [ ] button on the
commander's control panel.
The commander and the receiver
turn on.
Hold down the [Screen Fit]button
for about ve seconds.
The adjustment top screen is
displayed.
AOpen the A/V mute
slides.
Open the A/V mute slides on the
commander and the receiver.
BTurn on the projectors. CDisplay the screen
to adjust the
superimposed images.
Receiver frame
(green)
Commander frame
(white)
■Superimposing Images
When suspending the
projectors from a
ceiling, change the
Projection mode before
superimposing the images.
You can change the
Projection mode by
holding down the [A/V
Mute] button on the
remote control for about
ve seconds.
Adjusting the Focus
Match the focus for the commander and the receiver.
Determining the size of the receiver's frame
Adjust the receiver's projection size to fit the screen.
Surrounding the receiver's frame with the
commander's frame
Adjust the commander's frame (white) so that it is outside the
receiver's frame (green).
The screens t together.
Approx.
ve seconds
• Pressing buttons on the control panel operates the
commander and the receiver. Perform projector
operations from the commander's control panel.
• The following icon is displayed when turning on. The
projector indicated by the arrow is the subject of the
displayed message.
Commander
Receiver

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The white frame is used to adjust
the commander, and the green
frame is used to adjust the
receiver.
DAdjust the projection
position. EAdjust the focus for the commander and the receiver.
GCorrect keystone
distortion for the
receiver's frame (green).
Extend or retract the feet to
adjust the position.
The rear feet adjust the horizontal
tilt and the front foot adjusts the
height.
When suspended from a ceiling,
see the User's Guide supplied with
the ceiling mount.
Use the commander's focus
ring to adjust the focus for the
projected image.
Select Display the test pattern,
and then press the [ ] button.
Select the projector you want to
adjust, and then press the [ ]
button.
The test pattern is displayed.
Use the focus ring on the
projector you want to adjust.
Select Perform keystone
correction for the Receiver.
Press the [Esc] button.
When you have nished
correcting the focus for the
commander and the receiver,
press the [Esc] button again.
FAdjust the projection size for the receiver.
Use the receiver's zoom ring
to adjust the receiver's frame
(green) to the projection size you
want.
Adjustment point
Do not maximize the zoom
for the receiver because
the commander's frame
needs to be larger than the
receiver's frame.
See "Screen Size and
Projection Distance" on
page 18 to determine the
projection size.
Receiver
frame
Commander
frame

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HAdjust the projection size for the commander's frame
(white).
Select Quick Corner.Select Perform keystone
correction for the Receiver.
Use the commander's zoom ring
to adjust the commander's frame
(white) so that it is outside the
receiver's frame (green).
Use the [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]
buttons to correct the position of
the corners.
Correct each corner as necessary.
Press the [Esc] button to nish
making settings.
When you have nished making
corrections, press the [Esc]
button until the top screen is
displayed.
Use the [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]
buttons to select the corner you
want to correct, and then press
the [ ] button.
Adjustment point
• You can improve
the image quality
by minimizing the
dierence in size
between the receiver's
frame (green) and the
commander's frame
(white).
• The images can still be
superimposed even if
the commander's frame
is outside the screen.
Use the [ ] [ ] buttons to
select the direction you want
to correct, and then press the
[ ] [ ] buttons to make
corrections.
Press the [Esc] button to nish
making settings.
When you have nished making
corrections, press the [Esc]
button until the top screen is
displayed.
Commander
frame
Receiver
frame
Select H/V-Keystone.
Correcting using
Quick Corner
Correct the four corners of the receiver's
frame (green) individually.
Correcting using
H/V-Keystone Correct keystone distortion for the receiver's frame (green).

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ISuperimpose two images.
Press the [Screen Fit] button. The images from the
commander and the receiver are
automatically superimposed.
If you need to ne tune
the superimposed
images
If you need to make ne
adjustments, select Yes, and then
press the [ ] button.
The manual adjustment screen is
displayed.
When you have nished making
adjustments, select No, and then
press the [ ] button.
BCorrect the four corners individually.
The white pattern is for adjusting
the commander, and the green
pattern is for adjusting the
receiver.
AAdjust both projected
images manually.
Use the [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]
buttons to correct the position of
the corners.
Correct each corner as necessary.
Press the [Esc] button to nish
making settings.
Use the [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]
buttons to select the corner you
want to correct, and then press
the [ ] button.
Adjustment point
When adjusting each
corner individually, adjust
so that the white and
green patterns overlap to
create one pattern.

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Screen Size and Projection Distance
Unit: cm
16:10 Screen Size AB D
Minimum to Maximum
80” 170x110 248 - 270 -10 No.4
90” 190x120 279 - 304 -11
100” 220x130 310 - 338 -12 No.3
110” 240x150 341 - 372 -13
120” 260x160 373 - 407 -14 No.2
130” 280x180 404 - 441 -16
140” 300x190 435 - 475 -17 No.1
150” 320x200 467 - 509 -18
16:9 Screen Size AB D
Minimum to Maximum
80” 180×100 255 - 278 -4 No.4
90” 200×110 287 - 313 -5
100” 220×130 319 - 348 -5 No.3
110” 240×140 351 - 383 -6
120” 270×150 383 - 418 -7 No.2
130” 290×160 415 - 453 -7
140” 310×170 447 - 488 -8 No.1
150” 330×190 479 - 523 -8
4:3 Screen Size AB D
Minimum to Maximum
80” 160x120 281 - 306 -11 No.4
90” 180x140 316 - 345 -12 No.3
100” 200x150 351 - 383 -14
110” 220x170 387 - 422 -15 No.2
120” 240x180 422 - 461 -16
130” 260x200 458 - 499 -18
No.1
140” 280x210 493 - 538 -19
150” 300x230 529 - 577 -20
• Silver screen
Screen Size E F G
Up to 120” Approx. 250 - 380cm Approx. 10° Approx. 10°
• White walls and so on
Screen Size E F G
Up to 150” Approx. 250 - 470cm Approx.15° Approx.15°
AProjection distance
BDistance from the center of the receiver's
lens to the base of the screen (or to top of
the screen, if suspended from a ceiling)
CCenter of lens
DScrew hole numbers (for angle adjustment)
EDistance from projector to
screen
FAngle of correction for left
and right
GAngle of correction for up
and down
When viewing 3D images, you can use screen sizes up to 120".
■Range for superimposing two images

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About the LED Indicators
■ indicator status during normal operation
Orange Standing by Press to start projection.
Green Warm-up in progress is unavailable for about 30 seconds.
Green Projection in progress The projector is operating normally.
■Indicator status during an error/warning
Red
Red
Red
Internal Error
Disconnect the power cable from the electrical
outlet, and contact your local dealer of the
nearest address provided in the Epson Projector
Contact List.
Red
Red
Fan Error
Sensor Error
Red
Red
High Temp Error
Wait for about ve
minutes, and then
disconnect the power
cable from the electrical
outlet.
Check the following two points.
• If the projectors are installed next to a wall,
move it away from the wall.
• Clean or replace the air lter.
Red
Orange
High Temp Warning
Red
Red
Lamp Error
Lamp Failure
Check the following three points.
• Remove the lamp and check that it is not
cracked. If it is not cracked, reinstall the lamp
and turn on the projector. If it is cracked,
contact your local dealer or the nearest address
provided in the Epson Projector Contact List.
• Check that the lamp and the lamp cover are
securely installed.
• Clean the air lter.
Orange Replace Lamp
Replace it with a new lamp as soon as possible.
The lamp may explode if you continue to use it in
this status.
Red
Red
Red
Auto Iris Error
Power Err.
Disconnect the power cable from the electrical
outlet, and request maintenance.
If the error continues to occur after checking the points above, disconnect the power cable from
the electrical outlet, and contact your local dealer or the nearest address provided in the Epson
Projector Contact List on the Document CD-ROM.
The LED indicators change according to the status of the commander and the receiver.
Lit Flashing O