Brightlink basics:
You can turn the projector on and off using the remote control or the wall-mounted Pixie
controller
 on both, choose “Video” for the HDMI signal used by the computer and
document camera
 the projector’s built-in annotation tools will be active when the doc camera is on
 for annotating a computer screen or to use a digital whiteboard, it is best to use
the Easy Interactive Tools on your laptop (more functions/features)
IMPORTANT: You must change the resolution settings on your MacBook Pro the first
time you connect it to the projector. With the HDMI cable plugged into your computer
and the projector set to “Video”, open up your System Preferences and choose Displays.
Select the Epson window and change the resolution setting to 1280x800, then slide the
Underscan control until the projector image is optimal for the whiteboard. See
screenshot:
Calibration – the Epson stylus occasionally needs to be calibrated for accurate tracking
on the board. Normally, this involves tapping 20 or so dots on the screen, but the
Brightlink has an Auto Calibration, which you can initiate from the remote – just press
the “User” button and follow the prompts. Re-calibrate whenever you start seeing the
stylus lose precision.
E-Zoom – You can zoom the projected image using the E-Zoom button on the remote.
Easy Interactive Tools – see attached overview
Whiteboard Options:
Show Page List – lock for permanent reference
Choose background: papers, desktop, file
Insert picture (from folder, not iPhoto)
Return to Desktop via toolbar, not random tap
ListenPoint:
Choose a safe, yet accessible, location for the charger.
Kyocera copier/printers:
Make sure that the Kyocera driver has been installed on your laptop by Crystal or Andrew
Go to System Preferences and choose Print&Scan
Click the plus sign below the printer list to add a printer
Select “IP” from the 4 icons at the top of the window and enter the IP Address of the
machine you want to add:
Floor 1: 10.150.4.1
Floor 2: 10.150.4.30
Floor 3: 10.150.4.3
Change the Name from the IP address to “SC Kyocera6500i – Floor __”
If the “Use” field says Generic Postscript Printer, use the pull-down menu and select
“Select Printer Software”, then look for Kyocera CS 6500i and select it.