Casio MA1003-B User`s guide

DATA PROJECTOR
XJ-A135/XJ-A145/XJ-A235/
XJ-A245
Data Projector
Wireless Function Guide
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Contents
About This Manual... ....................................................... 5
Terms and Conventions .........................................................................5
What the Wireless Function Lets You Do... .................. 6
Projector Requirements ................................................. 7
Installing Wireless Connection 3 ................................... 8
Minimum System Requirements ............................................................8
Installing Wireless Connection 3 ............................................................9
Installing Wireless Connection 3 on a Second and Subsequent
Computers..............................................................................................9
Establishing a Wireless LAN Connection
between the Projector and a Computer ..................... 10
Wireless LAN Connection and Projection Operation Flow...................10
About the Projector’s Wireless Application..........................................11
To perform wireless projection .................................................................................. 11
Wireless Standby Screen........................................................................................... 11
Wireless Connection 3 .........................................................................12
To start up Wireless Connection 3............................................................................. 12
Wireless Connection 3 Windows ............................................................................... 12
To display Wireless Connection 3 help...................................................................... 13
To display Wireless Connection 3 version information.............................................. 13
To close Wireless Connection 3 ................................................................................ 13
Using a Default SSID to Connect a Computer to the Projector via
Wireless LAN ........................................................................................13
To use a default SSID to connect a computer to the projector via wireless LAN ..... 14
Establishing a Wireless LAN Connection from Multiple Computers.......................... 15
Wireless LAN Connection when Using Multiple Projectors at the Same Time.......... 16
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Configuring Security Settings for a Wireless LAN
Connection .................................................................... 18
Security Setting Flow ...........................................................................18
Configuring Security Settings...............................................................19
To log in to the projector’s System Admin page ....................................................... 19
To log out of the projector’s System Admin page ..................................................... 20
To configure security settings.................................................................................... 21
Establishing a Wireless LAN Connection after Configuring Security
Settings ................................................................................................23
To establish a wireless LAN connection between the projector and a
computer after configuring security settings ............................................................. 23
Establishing a Wireless LAN Connection with a Second and Subsequent
Computers after Configuring Security Settings ......................................................... 24
Establishing a Wireless LAN Connection while Security is Turned Off ..................... 24
Wireless LAN Connection Operations......................... 25
Image Projection Operations................................................................25
Starting and Stopping Projection from a Computer Connected via Wireless LAN
Connection................................................................................................................. 26
Displaying the User Name on the Projection Screen................................................. 28
Other Operations ..................................................................................28
Re-establishing a Wireless LAN Connection ............................................................. 28
Projector Information ................................................................................................. 28
Selecting display speed priority or resolution priority for projection ......................... 28
Terminating a Wireless LAN Connection ................................................................... 29
Initializing Wireless Connection 3 .............................................................................. 29
Configuring Wireless Settings ..................................... 30
System Admin Page Operations and Settings ........... 32
System Admin Page Operations ..........................................................32
Configuring Settings .................................................................................................. 32
Initializing All System Admin Page Settings............................................................... 35
System Admin Page Settings...............................................................36
System Admin > Setup Settings................................................................................ 36
System Admin > Change Password .......................................................................... 37
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Appendix ........................................................................ 38
Using the Token Wizard .......................................................................38
Installing Wireless Connection 3 on USB Memory .................................................... 38
To use a USB token to connect a computer to the projector via wireless LAN ........ 39
Installing and Removing the Wireless Adapter.....................................40
Wireless LAN Connection Troubleshooting .........................................42
Wireless LAN Connection between the Projector and a Computer .......................... 42
Simultaneous Wireless LAN Connections with Multiple Projectors........................... 43
System Admin Page .................................................................................................. 44
Performing Wireless Operations from a Computer.................................................... 44
Error Messages ....................................................................................45
Wireless Connection 3 Error Messages..................................................................... 45
System Admin Page Error Messages ........................................................................ 45
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About This Manual...
This manual explains how to establish a wireless LAN connection between a CASIO XJ-A135,
XJ-A145, XJ-A235, or XJ-A245 Data Projector and a computer, and send computer screen contents
to the projector for projection.
Terms and Conventions
In this manual, there are many procedures that require parallel operations on the Data Projector and
your computer. The following are special terms and conventions used in this manual to differentiate
between the Data Projector and computer.
 Projection area
This is the entire rectangular area that is projected by the Data Projector. Certain Data Projector
operations will cause messages and menus to appear within the projection area.
 Computer screen
This is the physical display device of your computer.
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What the Wireless Function Lets You Do...
The projector has a built-in function that lets it operate as a wireless LAN access point. After a wireless
LAN connection is established with a computer, the contents of the computer screen can be sent to
the projector for projection.
The projector supports simultaneous wireless LAN connections with up to four computers. The
projection screen can be divided into four parts for simultaneous projection of the screen contents of
all four connected computers.
Important!
To perform the above operation, the Wireless Connection 3 software that comes with the projector
must be installed on a computer equipped with a wireless LAN function (IEEE 802.11b/g/n). For
more information, see “Installing Wireless Connection 3” (page 8).
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Projector Requirements
The projector must meet the following conditions in order to use a wireless LAN connection to project
computer screen contents.
 The wireless adapter that comes with the projector must be installed correctly on the projector. See
“Installing and Removing the Wireless Adapter” (page 40) for details.
 The Wireless Connection 3 software that comes with the projector must be installed on a computer
equipped with a wireless LAN function (IEEE 802.11b/g/n).
Note that the following operations are not supported.
 Use of a CASIO YW-2L wireless adapter or a commercially available wireless LAN adapter in the
projector’s USB port. Such adapters will not provide proper operation.
 Any software other than Wireless Connection 3 that comes with a CASIO data projector or any
third-party wireless LAN connection software. You will not be able to establish a wireless LAN
connection between your computer and the projector using such software.
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Installing Wireless Connection 3
Minimum System Requirements
You need to install Wireless Connection 3 on your computer in order to send computer screen
contents to the projector over a wireless connection for projection.
Operating System : Microsoft® Windows® 7, Windows Vista® SP2, Windows® XP SP3
Computer
: IBM PC/AT or compatible that satisfies the following conditions.
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Windows® 7, Windows Vista®, or Windows® XP pre-installed
CPU: Pentium® M 1.6GHz or higher, or CPU recommended for operating system being used
Memory: The amount of memory recommended for operating system being used
Display: Full-color display with resolution of at least 1024 × 768 that is supported by above
operating systems and the computer being used.
 Input Device: Keyboard or other pointing device (mouse or equivalent device supported by
above operating systems)
 Wireless LAN: IEEE 802.11b/g/n
 Other requirements of operating system being used
 Normal operation may not be possible under certain hardware configurations.
 Operation is not supported on a computer running Windows® 2000, NT, Me, 98SE, 98, 95, or 3.1, or
on a Macintosh or Mac OS computer.
 Operation on a computer upgraded to Windows® 7, Windows Vista®, or Windows® XP from another
operating system is not guaranteed.
 Operation on a computer running Windows® XP Professional x64 Edition is not supported.
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Installing Wireless Connection 3
1.
Place the CD-ROM that comes with the projector into your computer’s CD-ROM
drive.
 This will automatically display the CD-ROM menu screen.
2.
On the menu screen, click the [Install] button to the right of “Wireless
Connection 3”.
 Follow the instructions on the dialog boxes that appear on the screen.
 If you are running Windows 7 and the “User Account Control” message appears while
installing, click [Yes].
 If you are running Windows Vista and the “User Account Control” message appears while
installing, click [Allow].
 If you are running Windows XP and message shown below appears while installing, click
[Continue Anyway].
Note
After you install Wireless Connection 3, it will start up automatically and start searching for a
projector. If you want to establish a wireless LAN connection between the computer and
projector at that time, perform the procedure under “To use a default SSID to connect a
computer to the projector via wireless LAN” (page 14). If you do not want to establish a
connection, click the close button in the upper right corner of the Wireless Connection 3 window.
Installing Wireless Connection 3 on a Second and
Subsequent Computers
You can use the Wireless Connection 3 token wizard to install Wireless Connection 3 on USB memory.
Then you can plug the USB memory to the USB port of any computer and start up Wireless
Connection 3 from there. This means it is not necessary to install Wireless Connection 3 from the
CD-ROM on each computer that will connect with the projector over the wireless LAN.
For more information, see “Using the Token Wizard” (page 38).
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Establishing a Wireless LAN Connection between the
Projector and a Computer
This section explains how to establish a wireless LAN connection between the projector and a
computer under the projectors initial default “Wireless” settings.
“Wireless” is one of the projector’s built-in applications. It makes it possible to establish a wireless
LAN connection between the projector and a computer, and project the computer’s display contents.
Wireless LAN Connection and Projection Operation
Flow
The following shows the operation flow for projecting computer display contents when Wireless is
configured with its initial default settings.
On the projector, press the [INPUT] key to project the “Wireless” screen.
On the computer, start up Wireless Connection 3.
On the computer, enter the login code.
Establish a wireless LAN connection between the projector and computer, and project the
computer screen contents from the projector.
Note
Under initial default settings, the projector performs wireless LAN communication using
WPA-PSK AES security for comparatively secure wireless data communication. Data sent
between the projector and computer is encrypted based on the projector built-in passphrase
and login code.
You can change the security system and the passphrase, if you want. Changing the passphrase
periodically ensures that unauthorized parties cannot hack into your computer or projector.
See “Configuring Security Settings for a Wireless LAN Connection” (page 18) for more
information.
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About the Projector’s Wireless Application
Wireless is one of the projector’s built-in applications. It makes it possible to establish a wireless LAN
connection between the projector and a computer, and project the computer’s display contents.
To perform wireless projection
Press the [INPUT] key and select “Wireless” as the input source. This will enable wireless projection.
The Wireless standby screen will be projected if there is no wireless LAN connection between the
projector and a computer.
Wireless Standby Screen
The Wireless standby screen displays the information described below.
Display Item
Description
LOGIN CODE
This is a four-digit number that must be input when establishing a wireless LAN
connection between the projector and a computer under default Wireless settings.
The number is updated to new one whenever the projector is started up.
SSID
Projector’s current SSID.
Server IP
Projector’s current IP address.
Channel
Projector’s current channel number.
Security
Projector’s current security setting.
For information about the meaning of SSID, IP address, and other terms used above, see “System
Admin Page Settings” (page 36).
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Wireless Connection 3
Wireless Connection 3 is control software for a computer that connects to the projector via wireless
LAN connection.
To start up Wireless Connection 3
Perform either of the following operations to start up Wireless Connection 3 on the computer.
 Double-click the
icon on your Windows desktop.
 On your computer’s Windows Start menu, select [All Programs] - [CASIO] - [Wireless Connection 3].
Important!
If your computer is running Windows Vista or Windows 7, starting up Wireless Connection 3 will
cause the “User Account Control” message to appear. When it does, click [Allow].
Note
Using the token wizard to install Wireless Connection 3 on USB memory makes it possible to
start up Wireless Connection 3 by using the USB memory. For more information, see “Using the
Token Wizard” (page 38).
Wireless Connection 3 Windows
The following shows the windows that appear while Wireless Connection 3 is running.
Connection search
Function menu button
Login code
Minimize button
Close button
Connection successful
(connected)
Projection control buttons
Projection indicator
Connection failed
 The close, minimize, and function menu buttons are available on all three windows.
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To display Wireless Connection 3 help
On a Wireless Connection 3 window, click the function menu button and then click [Help] on the menu
that appears.
To display Wireless Connection 3 version information
On a Wireless Connection 3 window, click the function menu button and then click [About] on the
menu that appears.
To close Wireless Connection 3
Perform either of the following operations.
 On a Wireless Connection 3 window, click the function menu button and then click [Exit] on the
menu that appears.
 Click the close button in the upper right corner of a Wireless Connection 3 window.
Using a Default SSID to Connect a Computer to the
Projector via Wireless LAN
This section explains how to use one of the three default SSIDs (casiolpj_default1, casiolpj_default2,
casiolpj_default3) to establish a wireless LAN connection between the projector and a computer.
Note
 The initial default SSID for the projector is casiolpj_default1.
 When using multiple projectors for simultaneous projection in the same area, each one must
be assigned a different SSID for identification purposes. Since there are only three default
SSIDs, you have up to three projectors with default SSIDs in the same area operating
simultaneously. For more information, see “Wireless LAN Connection when Using Multiple
Projectors at the Same Time” (page 16).
Important!
 Note that only computer screen contents can be sent from your computer to the projector
over a wireless LAN connection. Audio data cannot be sent.
 If you are running Wireless Connection 3 under Windows Vista or Windows 7, do not perform
any of the operations that appear in the “User Account Control” message (such as software
installation, new hardware connection, etc.) while there is a wireless connection between the
computer and projector.
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To use a default SSID to connect a computer to the projector
via wireless LAN
1.
Turn on the projector and wait until the POWER/STANDBY indicator is lit green.
2.
Press the [INPUT] key and select “Wireless” as the input source.
 This will project the Wireless standby screen.
3.
Turn on your computer and start up Windows.
4.
On the computer, start up Wireless Connection 3.
 If your computer is running Windows Vista or Windows 7, starting up Wireless Connection 3
will cause the “User Account Control” message to appear. When it does, click [Allow].
 The Wireless Connection 3 window will appear with the message “Connecting”.
 If your computer is running Windows Vista or Windows 7 and the “Set Network Location”
dialog box appears, click [Cancel] to close the dialog box.
 A dialog box like the one shown below as soon as Wireless Connection 3 finds a projector to
connect to.
5.
Enter the user name and login code.
 The user name you enter here will be displayed as the user name on the projection screen.
You can enter any name up to 20 characters long.
 For the login code, enter the four-digit number displayed on the Wireless standby screen.
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6.
When everything is the way you want, click [OK].
 This establishes a wireless LAN connection between the projector and computer, and causes
the computer screen contents to be projected from the projector.
 The following shows the Wireless Connection 3 window that appears on the computer screen.
This window is not shown on the image being projected by the projector.
 Now if you want to configure security settings, refer to “Configuring Security Settings for a
Wireless LAN Connection” (page 18).
 For information about the Wireless Connection 3 procedure to simultaneously project images
from multiple computers and to perform other operations, see “Wireless LAN Connection
Operations” (page 25).
7.
To close Wireless Connection 3, click the close button in the upper right corner
of its window.
 If the message “The projector is still projecting. OK to exit?” appears, click [OK].
 This closes the Wireless Connection 3 window and returns the projected image to the
Wireless standby screen.
Note
 To re-establish a wireless LAN connection with projector configured with a default SSID after a
previous connection was terminated, perform the above procedure from the beginning. The
login number is updated to new one whenever the projector is re-started up. This means you
will need to check the login number each time you connect.
 Configuring security settings eliminates the need to enter a login code when establishing a
wireless LAN connection between the projector and a computer. Once you enter a character
string called a “passphrase” (or WEP key) the first time you connect, you will not need to reenter it from the next time you connect from the same computer.
Establishing a Wireless LAN Connection from Multiple
Computers
After establishing a wireless LAN connection between the projector and one computer, you can
establish connections with a second, third, and even fourth computer. The procedure for establishing
a connection with the second and subsequent computers is the same as the procedure from step 3
under “To use a default SSID to connect a computer to the projector via wireless LAN” (page 14).
Note, however, that the display contents of subsequently connected computers will not appear
automatically if the display contents of the first computer are being projected. To project the screen
contents of subsequently connected computers, click the
button on the Wireless Connection 3
window.
For information about the Wireless Connection 3 procedure to simultaneously project images from
multiple computers and to perform other operations, see “Wireless LAN Connection Operations”
(page 25).
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Wireless LAN Connection when Using Multiple Projectors at the
Same Time
When using two or more projectors in the same location (same meeting room, etc.), each one is
identified by a unique SSID (service set identifier) that lets each computer keep track of which
projector it is connected to.
The initial default SSID for the projector is casiolpj_default1. If there are two projectors being used at
the same time in the same location, for example, the SSID of the second projector must be changed to
casiolpj_default2 or casiolpj_default3, which are the other two available default SSIDs.
To change the default SSID of a projector
1.
Press the [INPUT] key and select “Wireless” as the input source.
 This will project the Wireless standby screen.
2.
Press the [MENU] key.
3.
Use the [] key to move the highlighting to “Wireless” and then press the
[ENTER] key.
4.
Use the [] key to move the highlighting to “Change SSID” and then press the
[ENTER] key.
 This displays a dialog box like the one shown below for changing the SSID.
5.
Use the [] and [] keys to move the highlighting to the SSID you want to select
and then press the [ENTER] key.
6.
To close the dialog box, press the [ESC] key.
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Wireless Connection when the Computer Finds Multiple Projectors
If the computer finds more than one projector it can connect to in step 4 of the procedure under “To
use a default SSID to connect a computer to the projector via wireless LAN” (page 14), a dialog box
like the one shown below will appear on the computer screen.
When this happens, check the SSID on the Wireless standby screen being projected by the projector
you want to connect to and click the same SSID on the dialog box. Next, click [OK].
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Configuring Security Settings for a Wireless LAN
Connection
Configuring security settings prevents unauthorized access to a computer or projector over the
wireless LAN. Settings are configured with the projectors System Admin page, which can be accessed
with a computer’s web browser.
This section explains only the security settings of System Admin page. For details about other System
Admin page operations, see “System Admin Page Operations and Settings” (page 32).
Security Setting Flow
To configure security settings, you first need to establish a wireless LAN connection between the
projector and computer. For information about establishing a connection between a projector that
does not have security settings configured and computer, see “Using a Default SSID to Connect a
Computer to the Projector via Wireless LAN” (page 13).
Establishing a wireless LAN connection between the projector and computer
On the computer, log in to the projector’s System Admin page.
On the System Admin page, select “Setup” and then “Wireless Setup”,
and configure the following settings.
 Assign a new SSID to the projector.
 Select a security protocol (WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, or WEP).
 Enter the passphrase (or WEP key).
Apply (register) the above settings to the projector.
(At this time the wireless LAN connection between the projector and computer will be terminated.)
Click the Wireless Connection 3 [Reconnect] button. On the dialog box that appears, enter the
passphrase (or WEP key).
This will establish a wireless LAN connection provided with security in accordance with the
selected protocol.
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Configuring Security Settings
This section explains the procedure for logging in to the projector’s System Admin page from a
computer and configuring wireless LAN connection security settings.
To log in to the projector’s System Admin page
1.
Perform the procedure under “To use a default SSID to connect a computer to
the projector via wireless LAN” (page 14) up to step 6 to establish a wireless LAN
connection between the projector and computer.
2.
On a Wireless Connection 3 window, click the function menu button and then
click [Admin Screen] on the menu that appears.
Function menu button
 This starts up the computer’s web browser and displays the projector’s top System Admin
page.
3.
Click “System Admin”. On the password input screen that appears, enter the
password.
 The initial default password is “admin”.
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4.
Click the [Login] button.
 This logs in to the System Admin page and displays the Status screen.
Note
For security reasons, be sure to change the password you use to log in to System Admin page
from the default. For more information, see “To change the System Admin login password”
(page 32).
To log out of the projector’s System Admin page
Click “Logout” in the upper right corner of the System Admin page. This returns to the top System
Admin screen.
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To configure security settings
1.
Perform the procedure under “To log in to the projector’s System Admin page”
(page 19) to log into System Admin.
2.
Click “Setup” to display the System Admin page Setup screen.
 Changing only the three settings enclosed in the boxes above are required to configure
security settings. Do not change the settings of any other items on the screen at this time.
 For details about the other settings and other System Admin operations, see “System Admin
Page Operations and Settings” (page 32).
3.
Enter the SSID.
 Enter any characters, up to 24 characters in total, into the “SSID” input box. However, do not
use “_default1”, “_default2”, or “_default3”, because these are already used for projector
default SSIDs.
4.
Select the security protocol.
 Click the [] button to the right of the “Security” box and select the desired security protocol
from the list that appears. The following explains the meaning of each option in the list.
Security
WPA-PSK TKIP
WPA-PSK AES
WPA2-PSK TKIP
WPA2-PSK AES
WEP ASCII 64bit
It means this:
Performs communication encryption using WPA-PSK protocol. TKIP and AES are
encryption protocols. WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) is a security function for
encrypting communication data. WPA uses an automatically generated encryption key
that is changed at preset intervals, which provides stronger security than WEP.
Performs communication encryption using WPA2-PSK protocol. TKIP and AES are
encryption protocols. WPA2 is a new standard of WPA.
WEP Hex 128bit
Performs communication encryption using WEP protocol. ASCII 64bit, ASCII 128bit,
Hex 64bit, and Hex 128bit are formats for the WEP key character string entered in
step 5. WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) is a security function that uses a character
string called a “WEP key” to encrypt data and protect against unauthorized access to
wireless communications.
Off
Turns off wireless LAN security, so communications are not encrypted.
WEP ASCII 128bit
WEP Hex 64bit
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5.
Enter the passphrase (or WEP key).
 The passphrase or WEP key entered in the “Passphrase/WEP Key” text box depends on the
security protocol you selected in step 4, as described below.
Security
WPA-PSK TKIP
WPA-PSK AES
WPA2-PSK TKIP
WPA2-PSK AES
Input Character String
Enter the WPA-PSK or WPA2-PSK passphrase. Enter at least eight and up to 63 singlebyte characters, or a hexadecimal value up to 64 digits long.
Example:
MyKey123 (Eight single-byte characters)
1111222233334444555566667777888899990000AAAABBBBCCCCDDDDEEEEFFFF
(64-digit hexadecimal value)
WEP ASCII 64bit
Enter five single-byte alphanumeric characters as the WEP key.
Example: MyKey
WEP ASCII 128bit
Enter 13 single-byte alphanumeric characters as the WEP key.
Example: MyKey12345678
WEP Hex 64bit
Enter a 10-digit hexadecimal value as the WEP key.
Example: 11AA22BB33
WEP Hex 128bit
Enter a 26-digit hexadecimal value as the WEP key.
Example: 11223344556677889900AABBCC
Off
No input required.
 The character string you input here will be required when you establish a wireless LAN
connection between a projector that uses the security settings and a computer. Make sure
you do not forget the character string you enter. If you keep a written record of the character
string, take care to ensure that it does not become lost or fall into the wrong hands.
6.
After configuring the settings you want, click the [Apply] button.
 This applies the new security settings to the projector and terminates the wireless LAN
connection between the projector and computer. The projector will project the Wireless
standby screen at this time.
 For information about establishing a connection between the projector and computer after
configuring security settings, see “Establishing a Wireless LAN Connection after Configuring
Security Settings” (page 23).
Important!
Selecting the “Off” security setting in the above procedure will cause data communication over
the wireless LAN connection between the projector and computer to be performed without any
encryption. It is recommended that you avoid using the “Off” setting except in cases when you
are absolutely sure there is no wireless communication security risk.
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Establishing a Wireless LAN Connection after
Configuring Security Settings
The procedures in this section start from the point that a single projector is projecting the Wireless
standby screen following configuration of security settings. They also assume that the computer was
restarted after settings were configured.
To establish a wireless LAN connection between the projector
and a computer after configuring security settings
1.
On the computer, start up Wireless Connection 3.
 The Wireless Connection 3 window will appear with the message “Connecting”.
 A dialog box like the one shown below as soon as Wireless Connection 3 finds the projector to
connect to.
2.
In the “Passphrase/WEP Key” and “Confirm” input boxes, enter the passphrase
(or WEP key) registered on the projector.
 Enter the character string you input in step 5 under “To configure security settings” (page 21).
3.
When everything is the way you want, click [OK].
 This establishes a wireless LAN connection between the projector and computer, and causes
the computer screen contents to be projected from the projector.
 For details about subsequent Wireless Connection 3 projection operations and other
information, see “Wireless LAN Connection Operations” (page 25).
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Note
 When establishing simultaneous wireless LAN connections between a single projector and
multiple computers, use the same procedure as above for the second and subsequent
computers. For details about the operation required to project from each computer after it is
connected, see “Wireless LAN Connection Operations” (page 25).
 When a computer finds multiple projectors that can be connected to, a Projector List dialog
box appears after the “Connecting” message.
When this happens, select the SSID of the projector to be connected to by clicking it, and then
click [OK].
Establishing a Wireless LAN Connection with a Second and
Subsequent Computers after Configuring Security Settings
When you perform the procedure under “To establish a wireless LAN connection between the
projector and a computer after configuring security settings” (page 23), Wireless Connection 3
remembers the passphrase (or WEP key) you input when establishing a connection. The next time you
turn on the connected projector and start up Wireless Connection 3 on the computer, all you need to
do is click [OK] on the dialog box that appears to establish a wireless LAN connection between the
projector and computer.
Establishing a Wireless LAN Connection while Security is
Turned Off
Starting up Wireless Connection 3 on the computer when “Off” is selected for the security setting of
the projector in the procedure under “To configure security settings” (page 21) causes the
“Connecting” message to appear, establishes a wireless LAN connection, and then starts projecting
the computer’s display contents.
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Wireless LAN Connection Operations
This section explains operations you can performed after a wireless LAN connection is established
between the projector and a computer. Most of these operations are performed using Wireless
Connection 3.
Function menu button
Minimize button
Login code
Close button
1-screen projection button
4-screen projection buttons
(1 / 2 / 3 / 4)
Projection indicator
Projection stop button
Pause button
Wireless Connection 3 Window
Image Projection Operations
Wireless provides two different projection options: “1-screen Projection” for projection of a full-screen
image of a single computer screen, and “4-screen Projection”, which divides the projection screen
into four parts for simultaneous projection of images from four computer screens.
1-screen Projection
4-screen Projection
Note
The aspect ratio during wireless projection is always “Normal”, which maintains the aspect ratio
of the input signal. This setting cannot be changed.
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Starting and Stopping Projection from a Computer Connected
via Wireless LAN Connection
Starting 1-screen Projection
On the computer from which you want to start 1-screen projection, click the
button on the
Wireless Connection 3 window. The button will change to
and 1-screen projection will start from
the computer.
Performing this operation while projection is being performed from another computer will cancel the
current projection and switch to projection from the computer where the operation was performed. At
this time the wireless LAN connection is maintained between the projector and the computer whose
projection was cancelled.
Pausing 1-screen Projection
On the computer from which you want to pause 1-screen projection, click the
button on the
Wireless Connection 3 window. This pauses the image that was being projected when you clicked the
button, and the button will change to
.
To resume projection, click the
button again.
Stopping 1-screen Projection
On the computer from which you want to stop 1-screen projection, click the
button on the
Wireless Connection 3 window. This stops 1-screen projection from the computer and projects the
Wireless standby screen.
At this time the wireless LAN connection is maintained between the projector and the computer whose
projection was stopped, so the
button can be clicked to restart 1-screen projection.
To establish wireless LAN connections between the projector and multiple
computers, and alternate between 1-screen projections
1.
Establish a wireless LAN connection between the projector and the first
computer.
 This starts 1-screen projection from the first computer.
2.
Establish wireless LAN connections between the same projector and the other
computers.
 Even as you connect to each computer, the 1-screen projection from the first computer is
maintained.
3.
On the second or one of the other subsequent computers, click the
the Wireless Connection 3 window.
button on
 This will interrupt 1-screen projection from the first computer and switch to 1-screen
projection from the computer whose
button was clicked.
 Next you can click the
button on the Wireless Connection 3 window of any of the other
connected computers to switch to 1-screen projection from that computer.
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To project the display contents of four computers simultaneously (4-screen
projection)
1.
Establish a wireless LAN connection between the projector and the first
computer, and then click the
button.
 This will cause the display contents of the first computer to appear in the upper left corner of
the 4-screen projection. The button will change to
to indicate the projection is in progress
in the upper left corner of the screen.
2.
Establish a wireless LAN connection between the projector and the second
computer, and then click the
button.
 This will cause the display contents of the second computer to appear in the upper right
corner of the 4-screen projection.
3.
Establish wireless LAN connections with the third and fourth computers and
then click the
and
buttons.
 The display contents of the third computer will appear in the lower left corner, and the display
contents of the fourth computer will appear in the lower right corner of the 4-screen
projection.
Note
 Simultaneous wireless LAN connections are supported for up to 32 computers and a single
projector. Simultaneous projection of screen images is supported for up to four computers
connected via wireless LAN.
 While 4-screen projection is being performed, clicking the
,
,
or
button on a
computer that is connected to the projector via wireless LAN will start projection from that
computer to the 4-screen projection. The location of the computer’s projection image
depends on the button that is clicked. If there already is another computer projecting in the
location that corresponds to the button that is pressed, the current projection is cancelled.
However the wireless LAN connection is maintained between the computer whose projection
was cancelled and the projector.
 Clicking the
button during 4-screen projection on a computer that is connected to the
projector via wireless LAN will switch to 1-screen projection from that computer. At this time
the wireless LAN connections are maintained between the projector and the computers whose
projections are cancelled.
Pausing and Stopping Projection from a Computer during 4-screen
Projection
 Clicking the
button on any of the computers that are projecting during 4-screen projection
pauses the projection image from that computer only. The projection images from the other
computers are not affected.
 Clicking the
button on any of the computers that are projecting during 4-screen projection
stops projection image from that computer only. The projection images from the other computers
are maintained.
 When there is only one computer projecting to a 4-screen projection, clicking the
button will
stop 4-screen projection and display the Wireless standby screen.
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Displaying the User Name on the Projection Screen
Pressing the projector’s remote controller’s [f] key displays the applicable computer user name on
the projection screen. In the case of 4-screen projection, the name is displayed in the area where the
computer screen image is being projected. The user name remains displayed for about five seconds
after the key is pressed.
Other Operations
Re-establishing a Wireless LAN Connection
After terminating a wireless LAN connection between the projector and a computer, you can reestablish the connection with the same projector or you can connect with another projector. On a
Wireless Connection 3 window, click the function menu button and then click [Server Search] on the
menu that appears. The computer will terminate the current wireless LAN connection and start
searching for a projector it can connect to.
Projector Information
On a Wireless Connection 3 window, click the function menu button and then click [Info] on the menu
that appears. This will display a dialog box with information about the currently connected projector.
Selecting display speed priority or resolution priority for
projection
When projecting over a wireless LAN connection, you can configure the projector to give priority either
to display speed or to resolution.
To select display speed priority or resolution priority for projection
1.
On a Wireless Connection 3 window, click the function menu button and then
click [Projection Setting] on the menu that appears.
2.
On the sub-menu that appears, click “High-speed” or “High-resolution”.
High-speed
: This setting gives more priority to display speed (frame rate) than to resolution.
Image resolution (gradations) with this setting is 16-bit color.
High-resolution: This setting gives more priority to resolution than display speed. Image
resolution (gradations) with this setting is 32-bit color.
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Terminating a Wireless LAN Connection
Use Wireless Connection 3 to terminate a wireless LAN connection between the projector and a
computer. Click the close button in the upper right corner of the Wireless Connection 3 window.
Initializing Wireless Connection 3
Performing the following procedure returns the passphrase/WEP key that is currently recorded on the
computer running Wireless Connection 3 to its initial default.
To initialize Wireless Connection 3
1.
On a Wireless Connection 3 window, click the function menu button and then
click [Initialize] on the menu that appears.
 This will cause the confirmation dialog box shown below to appear.
2.
Click [OK] to initialize or [Cancel] to cancel initialization.
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Configuring Wireless Settings
You can use the projector’s setup menu to configure the Wireless function settings described below.
Setting Name
Description
Change SSID
Switches the projector’s SSID setting from one of the three default SSIDs to another.
Initialize Wireless Setup
Returns all Wireless settings to their initial factory defaults.
Note
More advanced projector wireless LAN connection settings (connection setup, security settings,
etc.) can be configured using the System Admin page, which can be accessed from the
computer currently connected to the projector via wireless LAN. For more information, see
“System Admin Page Operations and Settings” (page 32).
To switch between Default SSIDs
Important!
 This procedure can be used only to change from one default SSID to another default SSID. If
the current SSID or the SSID being changed to is not one of the three default SSIDs, access
the projector’s System Admin page from a computer to change.
 For information about accessing System Admin page, see “System Admin Page Operations
and Settings” (page 32).
1.
While the Wireless screen is being projected, press the [MENU] key.
2.
Use the [] key to move the highlighting to “Wireless” and then press the
[ENTER] key.
3.
Use the [] key to move the highlighting to “Change SSID” and then press the
[ENTER] key.
 This displays a dialog box like the one shown below for changing the SSID.
4.
Use the [] and [] keys to move the highlighting to the SSID you want to select
and then press the [ENTER] key.
5.
To close the dialog box, press the [ESC] key.
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To initialize the Wireless setup
1.
While the Wireless screen is being projected, press the [MENU] key.
2.
Use the [] key to move the highlighting to “Wireless” and then press the
[ENTER] key.
3.
Use the [] key to move the highlighting to “Initialize Wireless Setup” and then
press the [ENTER] key.
 This will cause a “Initialize the Wireless setup?” confirmation dialog box to appear.
4.
Press the [] key to move the highlighting to “Yes” and then press the [ENTER]
key.
 This will perform initialization, which will return all Wireless settings, including settings
configured with the projector’s System Admin page, to their initial factory defaults.
 For information about the initial defaults of the System Admin page settings, see “System
Admin Page Settings” (page 36).
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System Admin Page Operations and Settings
While the projector is connected to a computer via wireless LAN, you can use the computer’s web
browser to access the projector’s System Admin page. The System Admin page can be used to
configure the projector’s wireless LAN connection settings from your computer.
System Admin Page Operations
Important!
To perform the operations presented here, you must be logged in to the projector’s System
Admin page from your computer. For information about logging in, see the procedure starting
from step 2 under “To log in to the projector’s System Admin page” (page 19).
Configuring Settings
You can configure the following settings from the System Admin page.
 Login password
 Network settings (IP setting, DHCP setting)
 Wireless LAN connection settings (mainly security)
To change the System Admin login password
1.
Establish a wireless LAN connection between the projector and computer, and
log in to the projector’s System Admin screen from the projector.
2.
Click “Change Password”.
 This displays a screen for changing the password.
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3.
Enter the new password twice into the “New Password” and the “Reinput
Password” input boxes.
 You can enter up to eight characters as the password.
 Note that you will need the password you enter here the next time you log in to the System
Admin page. Make sure you do not forget the password string you enter. If you keep a written
record of the password, take care to ensure that it does not become lost or fall into the wrong
hands.
 If the characters you input into the two text boxes are not identical, a dialog box like the one
shown below will appear when you click [Apply] in the next step of this procedure. If this
happens, click [OK] and re-input the password correctly into both text boxes.
4.
When everything is the way you want, click [OK].
 This registers the new password. You will need to enter the new password the next time you
log in to the System Admin page.
5.
To log out of the System Admin page, click “Logout”.
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To configure projector network settings and wireless LAN connection settings
1.
Establish a wireless LAN connection between the projector and computer, and
log in to the projector’s System Admin screen from the projector.
2.
Click “Setup” to display the System Admin page Setup screen.
3.
Change a setting by entering a value or selecting an option.
 For information about configuring wireless LAN security settings (SSID, security, passphrase/
WEP key), see “To configure security settings” (page 21).
 For details about the meaning, settings range, and other information about the settings on the
“Setup” screen, see “System Admin Page Settings” (page 36).
4.
After everything is the way you want, click the [Apply] button.
 This will apply the new settings.
 If you changed the SSID, the connection between the projector and computer will be
terminated. If necessary, reconnect to the projector from the computer.
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Initializing All System Admin Page Settings
This operation returns all of the settings on the System Admin page to their initial factory defaults. For
information about default settings, see “System Admin Page Settings” (page 36).
Note
The user name and passphrase/WEP key information recorded on the computer by Wireless
Connection 3 are not initialized by this procedure.
To initialize all System Admin page settings
1.
Establish a wireless LAN connection between the projector and computer, and
log in to the projector’s System Admin screen from the projector.
2.
Click “Restore Factory Defaults”.
 This displays a screen like the one shown below.
3.
To return settings to their initial factory defaults, click [Apply].
 This will initialize the settings and terminate the wireless LAN connection between the
projector and computer. The projector will project the Wireless standby screen at this time.
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System Admin Page Settings
System Admin > Setup Settings
Setting Name
IP Setup
DHCP Setup
Wireless Setup
Description
IP Address
Specifies the projector IP address.
Initial Default: 192.168.100.10
Subnet Mask
Specifies a subnet mask value, which specifies the IP address range of the subnet
to which the projector belongs.
Initial Default: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway
Specifies the IP address of the device used as a gateway for access from a
computer outside of the network to which the projector belongs.
Initial Default: 192.168.100.10
Auto/Disable
Specifies whether an IP address should be assigned automatically to a computer
connected to the projector via wireless LAN. “Auto” causes an IP address to be
assigned automatically, while “Disable” turns off auto assignment.
Initial Default: Auto
Starting IP Address
Specifies the start point of the range of IP addresses that are assigned
automatically to computers. This setting is available only while “Auto” is selected
for the DHCP Auto/Disable setting.
Initial Default: 192.168.100.11
Ending IP Address
Specifies the end point of the range of IP addresses that are assigned
automatically to computers. This setting is available only while “Auto” is selected
for the DHCP Auto/Disable setting.
Initial Default: 192.168.100.254
SSID
Wireless network ID name. This is normally referred to as the SSID, ESS-ID, or
network name. Up to 24 single-byte alphanumeric characters can be entered.
Initial Default: casiolpj_default1 (casiolpj_default2 and casiolpj_default3 also are
built into the projector.)
SSID Broadcast
Specifies whether SSID information broadcasting is enabled or disabled.
Initial Default: Enable
Channel
Specifies the channel used for wireless LAN communication. Selecting “Auto”
causes auto selection of a channel that is appropriate for the current
communication environment. To specify a channel number, select channel number
1 through 11 from the list that appears when you click the [] button to the right of
the channel number.
Initial Default: Auto
Security
Specifies the security protocol. For more information, see “To configure security
settings” (page 21).
Initial Default: WPA-PSK AES
Passphrase/WEP
Key
Specifies the passphrase or WEP key in accordance with the security protocol
selected with “Security” above. For more information, see “To configure security
settings” (page 21).
IEEE 802.11n
Specifies whether wireless LAN standard IEEE 802.11n is enabled.
Initial Default: Enable
Channel Width
Specifies either “20MHz” or “Auto” for the IEEE 802.11n channel width.
Initial Default: 20MHz
Show User Name Display
Specifies whether the computer’s user name should appear on the projection
screen when projection starts from a computer connected to the projector via
wireless LAN.
Initial Default: On (User name displayed.)
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System Admin > Change Password
Setting Name
New Password
Reinput password
Description
For input of the new password when logging in to the System Admin page.
Initial Default: admin
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Appendix
Using the Token Wizard
You can use the Wireless Connection 3 token wizard to copy Wireless Connection 3 to USB memory.
After you do that, you can run Wireless Connection 3 on a computer that does not have the program
installed simply by plugging the USB memory (called a “USB Token”) into the computer’s USB port.
Using USB tokens is recommended when connecting to the projector from multiple computers.
Installing Wireless Connection 3 on USB Memory
USB memory with a capacity of at least 4MB is required for installation. Use of newly formatted USB
memory that does not contain any other data is recommended.
Important!
Using the procedure below to install Wireless Connection 3 on USB memory creates a file
named “autorun.inf” (which is a Wireless Connection 3 auto run file) in the USB memory root
directory. If the USB memory root directory already contains a file with the same name, the
existing file will be renamed by adding “.bak” or a three-digit number (.001, .002., etc.) to the end
of its file name.
To install Wireless Connection 3 on USB memory
Note
Using the following procedure to install Wireless Connection 3 on USB memory will change the
name of the USB memory to “USB Token” and also change its icon to
.
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1.
On a Wireless Connection 3 window, click the function menu button and then
click [Token Wizard] on the menu that appears.
 This displays the token wizard.
2.
Click [Next>].
 This displays a USB drive selection screen.
 If there is no USB memory connected to the computer, the message “USB memory could not
be detected.” will appear. If this happens, connect the USB memory and wait until its USB
memory drive name appears in the “USB Drive” box.
3.
If there are multiple USB memories connected to the computer, click the []
button to the right of the “USB Drive” box and select the name of the drive where
you want to install Wireless Connection 3.
4.
Click the [Next>] button.
 This installs Wireless Connection 3 on the specified USB memory. The message “Wizard
ended normally.” appears on the display after installation is complete.
5.
Click [Exit] to close the token wizard screen.
To use a USB token to connect a computer to the projector via
wireless LAN
Connect the USB token to the computer’s USB port and then double click the Wireless Connection 3
icon in the token. After Wireless Connection 3 starts up, you can perform the same operations you do
when Wireless Connection 3 is installed on a computer.
Note
 The user name and passphrase (or WEP key) is not remembered when you start up Wireless
Connection 3 from a USB token.
 You cannot use the token wizard when you start up Wireless Connection 3 from a USB token.
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Installing and Removing the Wireless Adapter
The projectors come with wireless adapters YW-3 (either built-in or supplied separately). You can
install and remove the wireless adapter as required.
*Caution
Keep the wireless adapter that comes with the projector out of the reach of
small children. Accidental swallowing of the product can interfere with proper
breathing and create a life-threatening situation.
Important!
 Keep the wireless adapter in a safe place when it is not installed on the projector.
 Never try to use the wireless adapter that comes with the projector with any other type of
device.
 Never try to connect any other type of device to the special YW-3 port located under the
wireless adapter cover of the projector. Doing so can result in malfunction and other trouble
with the projector and/or connected device.
To install the wireless adapter on the projector
1.
Turn off the projector and unplug its power cord from the power outlet.
2.
Loosen the two screws  that secure the wireless adapter cover, and then pull
the top of the cover towards you to remove it.
1
3.
Plug the wireless adapter into the special YW-3 port  inside the cover.
2
4.
Replace the cover and secure it with the two screws.
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To remove the wireless adapter from the projector
1.
Turn off the projector and unplug its power cord from the power outlet.
2.
Loosen the two screws  that secure the wireless adapter cover, and then pull
the top of the cover towards you to remove it.
Special YW-3 port
Wireless adapter YW-3
1
3.
Remove the wireless adapter.
 Grasp the wireless adapter and move the adapter left as you pull it out.
4.
Replace the cover and secure it with the two screws.
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Wireless LAN Connection Troubleshooting
Check the following points whenever you are having problems with a wireless LAN connection.
Wireless LAN Connection between the Projector and a
Computer
Problem
Cause and Required Action
[Reconnect] remains on
the Wireless Connection
3 window and the
computer won’t connect
to the projector.
 If any other wireless LAN utility besides Wireless Connection 3 is running on the
computer, close it.
 If the projector and computer are far away from each other or if there is a wall or
some other physical impediment between them, move them closer and/or remove
the impediment.
 If a nearby microwave oven, Bluetooth device, or other device is interfering with the
wireless LAN signal, relocate the interfering device.
 If the projector is off, turn it on.
 If the projector does not have its wireless adapter installed, install it (page 40).
 If the computer’s wireless LAN function is disabled, enable it.
The wireless LAN
connection between the
projector and computer
keeps dropping.
 If any other wireless LAN utility besides Wireless Connection 3 is running on the
computer, close it.
 If the projector and computer are far away from each other or if there is a wall or
some other physical impediment between them, move them closer and/or remove
the impediment.
 If a nearby microwave oven, Bluetooth device, or other device is interfering with the
wireless LAN signal, relocate the interfering device.
Problem
Cause and Required Action
I can establish a wireless
LAN connection between
the projector and
computer, but the
computer screen
contents won’t project
from the projector.
 On the projector, press the [INPUT] key and make sure
that “Wireless” is selected as the input source.
“To perform wireless
projection” (page 11)
 If computer display contents won’t project while
“Wireless” is selected as the input source, click the
button on the computer’s Wireless Connection 3
window.
“Starting and Stopping
Projection from a Computer
Connected via Wireless
LAN Connection” (page 26)
 If the projection image has been frozen or cut off by
pressing the [FREEZE] or [BLANK] key on the
projector, press the [ESC] key to cancel the freeze/
blank operation.
User’s Guide
(UsersGuide_English.pdf)
 Check what is selected for the projector’s “Projection
Setting” item. If “High-resolution” is selected, change
the setting to “High-speed”.
“To select display speed
priority or resolution priority
for projection” (page 28)
Projection image
switching is slow.
Refer to:
 If your computer is running Windows Vista or
Windows 7, disable Windows AeroTM.
The user name does not
appear when I start
projecting from a
computer.
 Make sure that “On” is selected for the “Show User
Name Display” item of the Wireless setup.
“To switch between Default
SSIDs” (page 30)
How can I check the
projector’s SSID and
login code?
 Check the Wireless standby screen.
“To perform wireless
projection” (page 11)
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Simultaneous Wireless LAN Connections with Multiple
Projectors
Problem
Wireless Connection 3 is
running on my computer,
but the Projector List
dialog box won’t display.
Cause and Required Action
 Make sure all of the projectors are turned on. A
projector can be recognized by a computer even if
“Wireless” is not selected as the projector’s input
source.
Refer to:
–
 Make sure that all of the projectors have wireless
adapters installed (page 40).
 If the projectors and computer are far away from each
other or if there is wall or some other physical
impediment between them, move them closer and/or
remove the impediment.
 If a nearby microwave oven, Bluetooth device, or other
device is interfering with the wireless LAN signal,
relocate the interfering device.
The SSID of the projector  Check the “SSID Broadcast” setting of the projector. If
“Disable” is selected, change the setting to “Enable”.
I want to connect to is
not included on the
Projector List dialog box.
“To configure projector
network settings and
wireless LAN connection
settings” (page 34)
 If the projector is off, turn it on.
Even though entering the
login code displayed on
the Wireless standby
screen, I get a “Could not
connect to projector.
Connection has been
terminated.” error.
 If there are two or three projectors, make sure that
each one has a different SSID: casiolpj_default1,
casiolpj_default2, casiolpj_default3.
“To change the default
SSID of a projector”
(page 16)
 If there are more than three projectors, assign each
one a unique SSID. In this case you can use the
default SSIDs for three of the projectors and configure
security settings for the remainder of the projectors to
assign original SSIDs.
“To configure security
settings” (page 21)
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System Admin Page
Problem
Cause and Required Action
The System Admin page
does not appear when I
try to access it from
Wireless Connection 3.
The browser you are using may be configured to use a
proxy server. Since a proxy server configuration can
make it impossible to access the System Admin page,
you should change your browser configuration. For
information about proxy server settings, see the help and
other user documentation for your browser.
–
Refer to:
The System Admin front
page does not appear
when I specify the IP
address of the projector
in my web browser.
 If the wireless LAN connection between the projector
and computer is terminated, re-connect.
“Using a Default SSID to
Connect a Computer to the
Projector via Wireless LAN”
(page 13), “Establishing a
Wireless LAN Connection
after Configuring Security
Settings” (page 23)
 The browser you are using may be configured to use a
proxy server. Disable the proxy server configuration.
I forgot the login
password I specified on
the System Admin page.
Perform the required operation on the projector to
initialize the Wireless setup.
“To initialize the Wireless
setup” (page 31)
Important!
Initializing the Wireless setup returns all Wireless
settings, including security settings and all other
System Admin page settings, to their initial factory
defaults.
Performing Wireless Operations from a Computer
Problem
I can’t change the SSID
by using the projector’s
Wireless setup menu.
Cause and Required Action
After you use the System Admin page to assign a new
SSID to a projector, you no longer will be able to change
the SSID using a projector remote controller key
operation. To change the SSID, you will need to log in to
the System Admin page again.
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Refer to:
“To configure projector
network settings and
wireless LAN connection
settings” (page 34)
Error Messages
Wireless Connection 3 Error Messages
Error Message
Cause and Required Action
Could not connect to
projector. Connection has
been terminated.
 The wrong login code was entered when establishing a wireless LAN connection
with a projector configured with default settings. Clicking the [OK] button on the
error message will return to the login code input dialog box, so enter the correct
login code. If you do not know the login code, check the projector’s Wireless
standby screen (page 11).
 The wrong passphrase (or WEP key) was entered when establishing a wireless LAN
connection with a projector configured with security settings. Clicking the [OK]
button on the error message will return to the passphrase/WEP key input dialog
box, so enter the correct passphrase or WEP key.
If you forgot the passphrase or WEP key that is assigned to the projector,
reconfigure security settings. For more information, see “To configure security
settings” (page 21).
System Admin Page Error Messages
Error Message
Enter the correct
password.
Cause and Required Action
The wrong password was entered when logging in to the projector’s System Admin
page from a computer. Clicking the [OK] button on the error message will return to the
password input screen, so enter the correct password. The default password, if you
have not changed it yet, is “admin”.
If you forgot the password you assigned using the System Admin page, perform the
procedure under “To initialize the Wireless setup” (page 31).
Important!
Initializing the Wireless setup returns all Wireless settings, including security
settings and all other System Admin page settings, to their initial factory
defaults.
Enter a different SSID to
change wireless settings.
You cannot use the “Setup” screen of the System Admin page to change the setup of
the three default SSIDs (casiolpj_default1, casiolpj_default2, casiolpj_default3). If you
want to use different settings, you need to enter a different (non-default) SSID into the
“SSID” text box before you click [Apply].
Note
For information about error messages that appear on the projection screen, see the User’s Guide
(UsersGuide_English.pdf).
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