Epson iProjection - Wireless projection control

Epson iProjection serves as a wireless projection application designed for Android gadgets & Chromebooks. With this app, users can seamlessly replicate their device's screen and wirelessly project PDF files and images onto a compatible Epson projector.

[Key Features]

1.Mirror the screen of your device and transmit its audio through the projector.

2.Project images and PDF files from your device, along with live video footage captured by your device's camera.

3.Effortlessly establish a connection by scanning a QR code displayed on the projector.

4.Link up to 50 devices to the projector, exhibit up to four screens at once, and share the projected image with other connected devices.

5.Annotate projected images using a pen tool and store the edited images on your device.

6.Operate the projector akin to a remote control.

Demonstrate with ease

1. Connect the smart device to the projector

2. Open the APP and connect the projector.

3. Select web pages, pictures, and file projections, and the operation is complete!

Projection files

1. Select the projection file

2. Manipulate the projection file

iOS supports projection file types

(Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Keynote, PDF) Android

only supports PDF files

Projection photos

iOS system support files

Word

Excel

PowerPoint

Apple keynote

PDF

JPEG

PNG

Android system support files

PDF

JPEG

PNG

Projection web pages

The built-in web browser page function in the EPSON iProjection APP, the web browser is powerful, the browsing web is wirelessly projected onto the big screen, and the browser has standard controls and options (bookmarks, history, etc.).

Guidance for use

Supported Models

[Notes]

• Alternatively, explore "Supported Projectors" in the app's support section.

• The app supports JPG/JPEG/PNG/PDF file formats when projecting via "Photos" and "PDF."

• QR code connectivity is not supported on Chromebooks.

[About the Mirroring Feature]

• If you are utilizing Android 11 on your Chromebook, there may be occasional malfunctions with the mirroring feature. In such cases, attempt restarting both the mirroring feature, the app, and your Chromebook. Additionally, consider using Epson iProjection from the Chrome Web Store.

• While replicating your device's screen, audio and video may encounter delays based on the specifications of the device and network. Only unprotected content can be projected.

• Audio output during mirroring is only enabled for Android 10 or later versions, or Chromebooks running Android 11. Sound output on Chromebooks is restricted to apps acquired from the Google Play Store.

[Using the App]

Ensure the projector's network settings are properly configured.

1.Shift the projector's input source to "LAN." Network details will be presented.

2.Connect your Android device or Chromebook*1 to the same network as the projector via "Wi-Fi" in "Settings."

3.Launch Epson iProjection and establish a connection with the projector*2.

4.Choose and project from options like "Mirror device screen," "Photos," "PDF," "Web Page," or "Camera."

*1 On Chromebooks, connect to the projector through infrastructure mode or Advanced connection mode. If a DHCP server is active on the network and the Chromebook's IP address is manually set, automatic detection of the projector is not feasible. Adjust the Chromebook's IP address to automatic.

*2 If you cannot locate the desired projector through automatic search, opt for IP Address and specify the IP address.

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All images are for illustration purposes and may not precisely match the actual screens.