How to connect to a projector, using a network connection. 1. Turn on the projector. When you first turn your projector on you may see a message like this with your projector name, your ip address is listed here 10.?.?.?. Or, look at your remote control, do you have a LAN button? If so, press this, it should then project your IP information.  If you were lucky and got your ip address from either easy method, skip down to # 6, if not, continue on to get it. 2. Using the remote control, press the menu button.   3. Choose Network, using down arrow and press Enter. Enter key may be center of directional arrows, depending on model. 4. Choose Network Info - Wired LAN by moving the direction arrows to the right and pressing Enter 5. You should now see the network information displayed here. You want to take note of the IP Address **6. Now using your computer, you will need an application from Epson, called Easy MP Network Projector. If you have one of the new macbook airs it was preinstalled, so look in the applications folder. If you don't have it, you can download it from this website after searching for your projector model number. Choose the appropriate operating system for your computer, download, and install the Easy MP software.  7. Once installed, open the Easy MP application  8. Choose Advanced Connection Mode, say OK. 9. It will run a search for projectors, just cancel that search and lick on the Manual Search button. 10. Enter the IP address to your projector in this window. 11. The software will run a search and should find your projector, should be listed here.  (I put in a false ip address, so mine was not found in pic)  12. To connect to it, check the box to the left of the desired projector, click the Connect button. 13. That should do it. To make it easier for future connections, you can click on the "Save in the Profile" button to save. If you want or need more information, here is a link to the EasyMP User Guide pdf https://files.support.epson.com/pdf/easymp/easympugm.pdf If you are unsuccessful after all this, Please submit a Tech Request

Resolving issues around odd color tints on images projected with an Epson projector. Pink and magenta tints are common but it may be another color. Problem Sometimes you may notice that the image projected by your Epson projector has a color tint to it, often pink or magenta.    Possible Solutions One likely issue is that you have a broken pin or wire, either on the white adapter you plug into your Apple computer/laptop or the VGA cable to the projector. Borrow both items from a neighbor with a working projector setup and test them one at a time on your own computer. Once you have found the component from your setup that isn't working, purchase a replacement. If you ruled out a faulty pin/wire using the steps above, another possibility is that the projector has overheated, likely due to a clogged air filter. If this is the case, the projector will need to be replaced.

What to do when you can't see windows or your menu bar on the image projected by your Epson (or other brand) projector. Problem Epson projector is only displaying your computer desktop but you can't see your windows or menu bar. Solution for macOS Instructions based on macOS "Ventura" (13.2) You need to have the computer plugged into the projector then go to  → System Settings → Displays → "Arrange..." button. Follow the onscreen instructions as pictured below. Note: If you are on macOS 12 or lower, you will go to  → System Preferences → Display, and check the "Mirror Displays" as pictured below. macOS 10.12 screenshot   Solution for Windows 10 Press and hold the Windows key (flag icon on keyboard) then press P (think Projector). You'll get the following on your screen:  Windows 10 screenshot Choose Duplicate option instead of Extend and your projector will show what is on your screen instead of the blank background image. 

How to prolong the life of your Epson projector by cleaning its air filter. Cleaning your projector’s air filter on a regular basis will help your projector lamp last much longer. Since lamps tend to get dimmer as they age and they are very expensive to replace, cleaning your air filter is a free way to extend the life of your lamp and the projector itself.  Cleaning your air filter is as easy as 1, 2, 3….  Locate the air filter one the projector lens and remove it. Filter location will vary from one model to another, but they are often below the lens or on one side behind a protective grille. Use compressed air or just a good puff or two from your mouth to blow all of the dust from the filter. Reinstall the air filter. Bonus points if you set up a recurring monthly calendar event with a reminder to clean your filter!  

If you come across a projector that is airplaying via Apple TV that has a screen that is about  3/4 too small, simply unglug the apple TV for 30 seconds, then re-plug it back in. This should fix the issue.  This usually only happens with the generation two or three of the Apple TV