Jorjin Technologies STM7C24EE WIRELESS MIRRORING ADAPTER User Manual Wireless Mirroring Adapter EHDMC10

Jorjin Technologies Inc. WIRELESS MIRRORING ADAPTER Wireless Mirroring Adapter EHDMC10

Contents

User Manual 2

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Introduzione
Grazie per aver acquistato questo prodotto.
Assicurarsi di leggere questa guida prima di utilizzare il prodotto al ne di garantir-
ne un uso sicuro e appropriato. Tenere questa guida in un luogo sicuro in modo da
potervi accedere agevolmente in caso di eventuali dubbi in futuro.
Istruzioni sulla sicurezza
Nella presente documentazione vengono utilizzati simboli grafici che indicano
come utilizzare in sicurezza il prodotto e consentono di evitare infortuni o danni
alle proprietà. Di seguito vengono riportati questi simboli con i relativi signicati.
Assicurarsi di comprendere tali simboli prima di leggere la guida.
Avvertenza Questo simbolo indica informazioni, che, se ignorate,
potrebbero provocare infortuni o il decesso dell'utente a
causa di una gestione non corretta.
Attenzione Questo simbolo indica informazioni, che, se ignorate,
potrebbero provocare infortuni o danni sici causati da una
gestione non corretta.
Avvertenza
Utilizzare l'unità esclusivamente alla tensione specicata.
Vericare le speciche del cavo di alimentazione.
Se non si utilizza il cavo di alimentazione corretto, sussiste il rischio di incendi o scosse elet-
triche.
Non lasciare questo prodotto incustodito in luoghi soggetti a temperature
insolitamente alte, ad esempio in un'auto con nestrini chiusi, alla luce solare diretta,
accanto alla ventola di scarico di un condizionatore d'aria o di un termoconvettore.
Le temperature elevate potrebbero deformare il prodotto, danneggiarlo internamente o
essere causa di incendi.
Non posizionare vasi, recipienti contenenti acqua o contenitori medici su questo
prodotto.
Se viene versato del liquido dal contenitore, vi è il rischio di incendi o scosse elettriche.
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Prestare attenzione quando si maneggia la spina di alimentazione.
Se non viene maneggiata correttamente, vi è il rischio di incendi o scosse elettriche.
Tenere presente i seguenti punti quando si maneggia la spina.
• Non sovraccaricare le prese a parete, le prolunghe o le ciabatte.
• Non collegare se sulla presa sono presenti sostanze estranee, ad esempio polvere.
• Assicurarsi che la spina sia interamente collegata.
• Non collegare o scollegare con mani umide.
• Non scollegare tirando il cavo di alimentazione.
• Non utilizzare un alimentatore diverso (adattatore CA).
Non utilizzare un cavo di alimentazione danneggiato.
In caso contrario, vi è il rischio di incendi o scosse elettriche.
• Non manomettere il cavo di alimentazione.
• Non posizionare oggetti pesanti sul cavo di alimentazione.
• Non applicare forza eccessiva sul cavo di alimentazione, non torcerlo né piegarlo.
• Non eseguire il cablaggio accanto a una stufetta elettrica.
Non installare o utilizzare questo prodotto in luoghi soggetti a umidità o esposti
all'acqua, ad esempio in luoghi all'aperto, oppure in prossimità di bagni o docce.
In caso contrario, vi è il rischio di incendi o scosse elettriche.
Non toccare la spina durante i temporali.
In caso contrario, vi è il rischio di scosse elettriche.
Se si ravvisa una qualsiasi delle seguenti anomalie, spegnere immediatamente il
prodotto, scollegare il cavo di alimentazione dalla presa elettrica e contattare il
rivenditore locale o il centro di assistenza Epson.
• Se si nota del fumo fuoriuscire dal prodotto o si percepiscono odori o suoni anomali.
• Se acqua o sostanze estranee penetrano all'interno del prodotto.
• Se il prodotto è caduto e il telaio risulta danneggiato.
Se si continua a utilizzare il prodotto in una delle condizioni elencate, sussiste il rischio di
incendi o scosse elettriche.
Non eseguire riparazioni autonomamente.
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Tranne laddove indicato nel "Manuale dell'utente", il telaio di questo prodotto deve
essere aperto esclusivamente da personale di assistenza qualicato. Non smontare o
manomettere questo prodotto o le relative parti di ricambio.
Diverse sezioni all'interno del prodotto sono provviste di carica elettrica elevata con conse-
guente rischio di incendi o scosse elettriche.
Attenzione
Quando si sposta il dispositivo, assicurarsi di spegnere l'alimentazione, scollegare il
cavo di alimentazione dalla presa elettrica e scollegare ogni cablaggio prima dello
spostamento.
In caso contrario, vi è il rischio di incendi o scosse elettriche.
Non installare il prodotto in un luogo soggetto a umidità o polvere, quale il bancone di
una cucina, nelle vicinanze di un umidicatore, oppure in un ambiente soggetto a fumo
o vapori.
In caso contrario, vi è il rischio di incendi o scosse elettriche.
Non installare il prodotto nei seguenti luoghi.
• Su tappeti, letti, lenzuola ecc.
• Non coprirlo con lenzuola, tende, tovaglie ecc.
Non posizionare il prodotto su una supercie inclinata o instabile.
In caso contrario, potrebbe cadere e causare lesioni.
Quando si eettua la manutenzione del prodotto, non utilizzare panni umidi o solventi,
quali alcool, benzene o diluenti.
In caso contrario, vi è il rischio di scosse elettriche o malfunzionamenti.
Non sedere su questo prodotto o posizionarvi sopra oggetti pesanti.
In caso contrario, vi è il rischio di lesioni.
Prima di effettuare la manutenzione del prodotto, assicurarsi di spegnere
l'alimentazione, scollegare il cavo di alimentazione dalla presa elettrica e disconnettere
ogni cablaggio.
In caso contrario, vi è il rischio di scosse elettriche.
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Per motivi di sicurezza, assicurarsi di scollegare il cavo di alimentazione dalla presa
elettrica quando il prodotto non viene utilizzato.
Se l'isolamento si è deteriorato, vi è il rischio di incendi.
Durante l'uso del prodotto, assicurarsi che sia ad una distanza di almeno 22 cm (8
pollici) dal corpo.
AVVERTENZA: Il presente prodotto contiene sostanze chimiche, tra cui il
piombo, che lo stato della California ha riconosciuto quale teratogeno e
causa di anomalie all'apparato riproduttivo. Lavare le mani dopo l'utilizzo.
(Il presente avviso viene fornito conformemente alla Proposition 65 di Cal.
Health & Safety Code § 25249.5 e successivi.)
Invio wireless di immagini dai dispositivi video (funzione Origine)
È possibile inviare immagini da dispositivi che supportano uscita HDMI,
tra cui registratori HDD, e riprodurre le immagini su MOVERIO BT-200.
Wireless/
Pass-Thru
Wireless
Connect
Wireless
Ready Link
Ricezione wireless di immagini da MOVERIO BT-200 (funzione Sink)
È possibile ricevere immagini da MOVERIO BT-200, per poi riprodurle su
un televisore o un proiettore.
Caratteristiche
Cavo HDMI
Nota
È possibile connettersi a un solo MOVERIO BT-200 per inviare o ricevere im-
magini.
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Parti e funzioni
Porte
AC
B
A
Porta micro USB
Fornisce alimentazione a questa unità. Collegare ad una presa elettrica
tramite il cavo micro USB e l'adattatore CA in dotazione.
B
Porta di HDMI Output
Emette le immagini ricevute dall'HDMI Input o dalla connessione Miracast.
C
Porta di HDMI Input
Immette immagini da altri dispositivi.
Articoli in dotazione
Base Cavo micro USB Adattatore CA
(Dipende dal paese)
Il cavo HDMI non è incluso. Per collegare un dispositivo HDMI, è necessario
ottenere un cavo HDMI disponibile in commercio.
Wireless/
Pass-Thru
Wireless
Connect
Wireless
Ready Link
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Tasti e indicatori
A
Interruttore a scorrimento
Cambia tra le funzioni Origine e Sink.
B
Tasto Wireless/Pass-Thru
Quando si scorre l'interruttore su [Source]:
Commuta il dispositivo in uscita tra MOVERIO BT-200 e il dispositivo colle-
gato all'HDMI Output.
Quando si scorre l'interruttore su [Sink]:
Commuta il dispositivo in ingresso tra MOVERIO BT-200 e il dispositivo
collegato all'HDMI Input.
C
Tasto Wireless Connect
Completa la connessione Miracast o cerca di connettersi di nuovo.
D
Indicatore Wireless Ready
Acceso: Connessione wireless disponibile.
Lampeggiante: Connessione wireless in avvio.
E
Indicatore Link
Acceso: Connessione wireless stabilita.
Lampeggiante: Connessione in corso.
Quando si verica un errore, D e E lampeggiano alternativamente. Premere
il tasto Reset.
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Wireless/
Pass-Thru
Wireless
Connect
Wireless
Ready Link
Dispositivo che
invia immagini
Dispositivo che
riceve immagini
Invio di immagini da un dispositivo video a MOVERIO BT-200 (funzione
Origine)
Collegare un cavo HDMI disponibile in commercio alla porta di HDMI Input
di questa unità e alla porta HDMI del dispositivo che invia immagini. Impo-
stare l'interruttore di scorrimento su Source.
Collegamenti
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Connessione
1. Premere il tasto Wireless/Pass-Thru.
L'unità passa allo stato di standby connessione. Se si collega un dispositivo alla
porta di HDMI Output, viene visualizzata la seguente schermata.
Nota
Non è possibile emettere immagini contemporaneamente su MOVERIO BT-
200 e sul dispositivo collegato alla porta di HDMI Output. Premere il tasto
Wireless/Pass-Thru per cambiare il dispositivo in uscita senza modificare il
collegamento del cavo.
2. Avviare MOVERIO Mirror, che è preinstallato su MOVERIO BT-200, quin-
di connettersi a questa unità.
Per ulteriori dettagli, consultare il Manuale dell'utente MOVERIO BT-200. Quando
si seleziona un dispositivo destinazione, controllare l'ID fissato all'unità. Durante
la connessione, viene visualizzata la seguente schermata sul dispositivo collegato
all'HDMI Output. Quando si stabilisce una connessione, la seguente schermata
scompare e l'immagine viene visualizzata su MOVERIO BT-200.
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Wireless/
Pass-Thru
Wireless
Connect
Wireless
Ready Link
Dispositivo che
invia immagini
Dispositivo che
riceve immagini
Ricezione di immagini da MOVERIO BT-200 da emettere su un televisore
(funzione Sink)
Collegare un cavo HDMI disponibile in commercio alla porta di HDMI Ou-
tput di questa unità e alla porta HDMI del dispositivo che riceve immagini.
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Connessione
1. Premere il tasto Wireless/Pass-Thru.
L'unità passa allo stato di standby connessione. Se si collega un dispositivo alla
porta di HDMI Output, viene visualizzata la seguente schermata.
2. Avviare MOVERIO Mirror, che è preinstallato su MOVERIO BT-200, quin-
di connettersi a questa unità.
Per ulteriori dettagli, consultare il Manuale dell'utente MOVERIO BT-200. Quando
si seleziona un dispositivo destinazione, controllare l'ID fissato all'unità. Durante
la connessione, viene visualizzata la seguente schermata sul dispositivo collegato
all'HDMI Output. Quando si stabilisce una connessione, la seguente schermata
scompare e l'immagine viene visualizzata sul dispositivo collegato all'HDMI Output.
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Impostazione
È possibile eettuare impostazioni dal browser web MOVERIO BT-200 o sul
computer.
1. Tenere premuti contemporaneamente i tasti Wireless/Pass-Thru e Wire-
less Connect per almeno cinque secondi.
L'unità entra in modalità di configurazione e viene visualizzato l'indirizzo IP
dell'unità sul dispositivo collegato all'HDMI Output.
Gli indicatori Wireless Ready e Link lampeggiano contemporaneamente.
2. Immettere l'indirizzo IP visualizzato nella barra dell'URL del browser.
Viene visualizzata la schermata di congurazione.
3. Eettuare le necessarie impostazioni.
Voce Funzione
Setting Selezionare On o Off come impostazione di ri-
sparmio energetico.
Firmware Update
Aggiorna il firmware dell'unità. Controllare il
rmware più recente sul sito http://www.epson.
com
Factory Reset Ripristina tutte le impostazioni originali.
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Risoluzione dei problemi
Impossibile inviare o ricevere immagini
• Controllare che il cavo micro USB sia collegato correttamente.
• Controllare che l'adattatore CA sia collegato correttamente alla presa elettri-
ca.
• Controllare che i dispositivi siano collegati correttamente all'HDMI Input o
all'HDMI Output.
• Controllare che la sorgente di ingresso del dispositivo collegato all'HDMI Ou-
tput sia commutata su HDMI.
• Controllare di aver selezionato correttamente le impostazioni Sink o Origine
per questa unità e MOVERIO BT-200.
• Controllare che il dispositivo collegato supporti HDCP. I dispositivi che non
supportano HDCP potrebbero non visualizzare immagini.
• Una volta trascorsi 15 minuti senza alcun ingresso di segnale durante lo stato
di standby connessione, tale stato viene annullato. Premere il tasto Wireless/
Pass-Thru per eettuare di nuovo la connessione.
• Non è possibile inviare e ricevere immagini contemporaneamente. Seleziona-
re Source o Sink con l'interruttore a scorrimento.
• Se gli indicatori Wireless Ready e Link lampeggiano alternativamente, si è
vericato un errore di connessione. Premere il tasto Wireless Connect per ef-
fettuare di nuovo la connessione o premere il tasto Reset per riavviare l'unità.
• Non è possibile connettersi contemporaneamente all'unità e all'access point
tramite Wi-Fi.
• Controllare che l'impostazione Wi-Fi Direct su MOVERIO BT-200 sia attivata.
Anche se l'impostazione Wi-Fi è attivata, la comunicazione non è possibile se
l'impostazione Wi-Fi Direct è disattivata.
L'immagine è sfocata
• Quando si utilizzano dispositivi di comunicazione quali Wi-Fi o Bluetooth ac-
canto a questa unità, le immagini vengono distorte da interferenze wireless.
Allontanare il dispositivo di comunicazione dall'unità.
Non viene emesso alcun audio
• Controllare il volume del dispositivo che riproduce le immagini.
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Porta
micro USB x1 (per alimentazione)
HDMI Input x1
HDMI Output x1
Risoluzioni di
ingresso
HDMI:
640x480p a 60 Hz
720x480p a 60 Hz
720x576p a 50 Hz
1280x720p a 50/60 Hz
1920x1080p a 24/30 Hz
Miracast:
640x480p a 60 Hz
1280x720p a 25/30 Hz
Formato dei lmati
supportati MPEG2 (H.264+AAC)
Alimentazione
Alimentazione (adattatore CA)
Da 100 a 240 V CA ± 10% 50/60 Hz
Alimentazione (EHDMC10)
5 V CC
Consumo energeti-
co
Durante la comunicazione Miracast: 5W
Durante il risparmio energetico (nessun segnale): 0,3W
Ambiente operati-
vo
Temperatura: Da +5 a +35°C
Umidità: Da 20 a 80% (senza condensa)
Speciche
• Quando si ricevono immagini da MOVERIO BT-200, l'audio viene emesso solo
se si utilizza MOVERIO Mirror per riprodurre immagini. Per ulteriori dettagli,
consultare il Manuale dell'utente MOVERIO BT-200.
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Marchi commerciali
Miracast™ è un marchio commerciale di Wi-Fi Alliance.
HDMI è un marchio commerciale o un marchio commerciale registrato di
HDMI Licensing LLC.
Informazioni sui dispositivi supportati
Visitare il sito web http://www.epson.com per informazioni sui dispositivi che
possono inviare e ricevere contenuti di immagini utilizzando questo prodot-
to.
Note generali
Note su LAN wireless
Non utilizzare la funzione LAN Wireless in Francia salvo in ambienti interni.
In caso di acquisto di questo prodotto fuori dai conni dell'America setten-
trionale e Taiwan, si noti che esso emette onde elettromagnetiche per LAN
wireless sui canali 1-13. Non usare quindi la funzione LAN wireless in America
settentrionale e Taiwan dove la legge in materia di telegraa senza li (Wire-
less Telegraphy Act) impone la limitazione ai canali della LAN wireless da 1 a
11.
Per l'uso in altri paesi, attenersi alle leggi e alle normative locali.
Ambiente di con-
servazione
Temperatura: Da -10 a +60°C
Umidità: Da 10 a 90% (senza condensa)
Dimensioni 115 x 115 x 30 mm (4.5 x 4.5 x 1.1 pollici)
Peso 130 g
Speciche wireless
Standard wireless: IEEE 802.11b/g/n
Banda di frequenza: 2,4 GHz, 1-13 ch
Modulazione: OFDM e DS-SS
Distanza di interferenza presunta: 10 m (32,8 piedi)
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Normative della legge in materia di telegraa senza li (Wire-
less Telegraphy Act)
Le seguenti azioni sono vietate dalla legge in materia di telegraa senza li
(Wireless Telegraphy Act).
• Modica e smontaggio (antenna inclusa)
• Rimozione del cartellino di conformità
Limitazione d'uso
Il prodotto si basa sulle speciche in vigore nel paese di acquisto. Se si utilizza
il prodotto fuori dal paese di acquisto, rivolgersi al centro di assistenza locale.
Quando questo prodotto viene impiegato in applicazioni che richiedono un
alto grado di adabilità o sicurezza per quanto concerne il funzionamento
e la precisione, come nel caso di dispositivi per trasporto aereo, treno, nave,
motoveicoli, dispositivi per la prevenzione di disastri, dispositivi di sicurezza
vari, deve essere utilizzato solo dopo aver considerato l’inclusione nel proget-
to di elementi di ridondanza e resistenza ai guasti aventi lo scopo di mante-
nere la sicurezza e l’adabilità dell’intero sistema.
Dal momento che questo prodotto non è destinato ad applicazioni che ri-
chiedono un'elevata adabilità/sicurezza, quali apparecchiature aerospaziali,
apparecchiature di comunicazione principale, apparecchiature di controllo
per impianti nucleari o apparecchiature mediche correlate all'assistenza me-
dica diretta, valutare attentamente il prodotto per stabilirne l'eettiva idonei-
tà.
Note sulla frequenza
Questo prodotto funziona nella stessa banda di frequenza di dispositivi
industriali, come forni a microonde, scientici e medici e di sistemi di identi-
cazione degli oggetti mobili (RF-ID) (stazioni radio interne con licenza, ama-
toriali e stazioni radio a bassa potenza senza licenza (di seguito "altre stazioni
radio")) utilizzati nelle linee di produzione della fabbrica.
1. Prima di usare questo prodotto, assicurarsi che non vi siano "altre stazio-
ni radio" in uso nelle vicinanze.
2. Se questo prodotto provoca interferenze RF tra il prodotto e "altre sta-
zioni radio", spostarsi immediatamente in un'altra posizione, cessare di
utilizzare il prodotto e rivolgersi al rivenditore locale per chiedere consi-
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gli sull'eliminazione delle interferenze (ad esempio, per impostare delle
partizioni).
3. Inoltre, quando si vericano pericolose interferenze di onde radio tra il
prodotto e "altre stazioni radio", rivolgersi al rivenditore locale.
Conformità JIS C 61000-3-2
Questo prodotto è conforme allo standard armonico "JIS C 61000-3-2" attua-
le.
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Einleitung
Wir freuen uns, dass Sie sich für dieses Produkt entschieden haben.
Um eine sichere und richtige Verwendung sicherzustellen, lesen Sie diese
Anleitung vorher sorgfältig durch. Bewahren Sie diese Anleitung an einem
sicheren Ort auf, damit Sie sie bei zukünftigen Fragen leicht wiedernden.
Sicherheitshinweise
Diese Dokumentation zeigt anhand von graschen Symbolen, wie das Pro-
dukt sicher zu verwenden ist und Personen- oder Sachschäden vermieden
werden können. Diese Symbole und ihre Bedeutung werden nachfolgend
gezeigt. Stellen Sie sicher, dass Sie diese Symbole verstehen, bevor Sie diese
Anleitung lesen.
Warnung Dieses Symbol verweist auf Informationen, die bei
Nichtbeachtung durch falsche Handhabung möglicherweise
zu Verletzungen oder sogar zum Tod führen können.
Achtung Dieses Symbol verweist auf Informationen, die bei
Nichtbeachtung durch falsche Handhabung möglicherweise
zu Verletzungen oder zu Sachschäden führen können.
Warnung
Das Gerät nur mit der vorgeschriebenen Spannung verwenden.
Die technischen Daten des Netzkabels überprüfen.
Die Verwendung des falschen Netzkabels kann zu Brand oder elektrischem Schlag führen.
Dieses Produkt nicht unbeaufsichtigt in Umgebungen liegen lassen, in denen
ungewöhnlich hohe Temperaturen auftreten können, wie z. B. in einem Auto mit
geschlossenen Fenstern, in direktem Sonnenlicht oder direkt neben der Abluft einer
Klima- oder Heizungsanlage.
Hohe Temperaturen können das Produkt verformen, interne Bauteile beschädigen oder
einen Brand verursachen.
Keine Vasen, mit Wasser gefüllte Behälter oder medizinische Behälter auf dieses Produkt
stellen.
Wird Flüssigkeit aus dem Behälter verschüttet, kann es zu Brand oder elektrischem Schlag
kommen.
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Mit dem Netzstecker vorsichtig umgehen.
Bei falscher Handhabung kann es zu Brand oder elektrischem Schlag kommen.
Bei der Handhabung des Steckers die folgenden Punkte beachten.
• Wandsteckdosen, Verlängerungskabel oder Mehrfachsteckdosen nicht überlasten.
• Wenn sich Fremdkörper, wie z. B. Staub, auf dem Stecker benden, den Stecker nicht
einstecken.
• Sicherstellen, dass der Stecker vollständig eingesteckt ist.
• Den Stecker nicht mit feuchten Händen ein- oder ausstecken.
• Den Stecker nicht durch Ziehen am Netzkabel ausstecken.
• Keine andere Stromversorgung (Netzteil) verwenden.
Ein beschädigtes Netzkabel nicht verwenden.
Andernfalls kann es zu Brand oder elektrischem Schlag kommen.
• Das Netzkabel nicht modizieren.
• Keine schweren Gegenstände auf das Netzkabel stellen.
• Das Netzkabel nicht biegen, verdrehen und keiner übermäßigen Kraft aussetzen.
• Nicht neben einer Elektroheizung verlegen.
Dieses Produkt nicht in einer Umgebung installieren oder verwenden, in der es
Feuchtigkeit oder Wasser ausgesetzt ist, wie z. B. im Freien oder in der Nähe einer
Badewanne oder Dusche.
Andernfalls kann es zu Brand oder elektrischem Schlag kommen.
Den Stecker bei einem Gewitter nicht berühren.
Andernfalls kann es zu einem elektrischen Schlag kommen.
Wenn eine der folgenden Abnormalitäten bemerkt wird, das Produkt sofort ausschalten,
das Netzkabel von der Netzsteckdose trennen und einen Fachhändler vor Ort oder das
Epson-Service-Callcenter kontaktieren.
• Aus dem Produkt treten Rauch, ungewöhnliche Gerüche oder Geräusche aus.
• Wasser oder Fremdkörper sind in das Produkt gelangt.
• Das Produkt ist heruntergefallen und das Gehäuse wurde beschädigt.
Wird das Produkt unter einer dieser Bedingungen weiter verwendet, kann es zu Brand oder
elektrischem Schlag kommen.
Keine eigenmächtigen Reparaturen durchführen.
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Sofern in dieser Bedienungsanleitung nicht anders angegeben, darf das Gehäuse
dieses Produktes nur von qualiziertem Kundendienstpersonal geönet werden. Dieses
Produkt oder zugehörige Verbrauchsmaterialien nicht zerlegen oder umbauen.
Viele Teile im Inneren des Produktes stehen unter einer hohen elektrischen Spannung, die
zu einem Brand oder elektrischen Schlag führen kann.
Achtung
Muss das Produkt bewegt werden, das Gerät vorher ausschalten, das Netzkabel aus der
Netzsteckdose ziehen und alle Kabel trennen.
Andernfalls kann es zu Brand oder elektrischem Schlag kommen.
Das Produkt nicht an feuchten oder staubigen Orten oder an Orten aufstellen, wo
es Rauch oder Dampf ausgesetzt ist, wie z. B. in einer Küche oder in der Nähe von
Luftbefeuchtern.
Andernfalls kann es zu Brand oder elektrischem Schlag kommen.
Das Produkt nicht an den folgenden Orten aufstellen.
• Auf einem Teppich, einem Bett, einer Decke usw.
• Nicht mit einer Decke, einem Vorhang, einer Tischdecke usw. abdecken.
Das Produkt nicht auf einer schrägen oder instabilen Fläche aufstellen.
Anderenfalls könnte es herunterfallen und Verletzungen verursachen.
Bei der Wartung des Produktes kein feuchtes Tuch und keine Lösungsmittel, wie z. B.
Alkohol, Benzin oder Verdünnung, verwenden.
Andernfalls kann es zu einem elektrischen Schlag oder Betriebsstörungen kommen.
Nicht auf das Produkt setzen oder schwere Gegenstände auf das Produkt stellen.
Andernfalls können Verletzungen die Folge sein.
Muss das Produkt gewartet werden, das Gerät vorher ausschalten, das Netzkabel aus
der Netzsteckdose ziehen und alle Kabel trennen.
Andernfalls kann es zu einem elektrischen Schlag kommen.
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Aus Sicherheitsgründen darauf achten, bei Nichtbenutzung des Produktes das
Netzkabel aus der Steckdose zu ziehen.
Bei einer verminderten Isolierung kann sich ein Brand entwickeln.
Bei Verwendung des Produktes sicherstellen, dass es mindestens 22 cm (8 Zoll) von
Ihrem Körper entfernt ist.
Warnung: Dieses Produkt enthält Chemikalien, einschließlich Blei, die im
Staat Kalifornien dafür bekannt sind, Geburtsfehler und andere Schädigun-
gen der Fortpflanzungsfähigkeit zu verursachen. Nach der Handhabung
Hände waschen. (Dieser Hinweis wird entsprechend Aussage 65 im kaliforni-
schen Health and Safety Code § 25249.5 und aktueller angegeben.)
Drahtlos Bilder von Videogeräten senden (Funktion als Quelle)
Sie können Bilder von Geräten, die HDMI-Ausgabe unterstützen, wie z. B.
Festplattenrekordern, senden und am MOVERIO BT-200 wiedergeben.
Wireless/
Pass-Thru
Wireless
Connect
Wireless
Ready Link
Drahtlos Bilder vom MOVERIO BT-200 empfangen (Funktion als Senke)
Sie können Bilder vom MOVERIO BT-200 empfangen und anschließend
an einem Fernseher oder Projektor wiedergeben.
Merkmale und Funktionen
HDMI-Kabel
Hinweis
Sie können sich zum Senden oder Empfangen von Bildern nur mit jeweils
einem MOVERIO BT-200 verbinden.
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Teile und Funktionen
Anschlüsse
AC
B
A
Micro-USB-Anschluss
Versorgt dieses Gerät mit Strom. Verbinden Sie ihn über das mitgelieferte
Micro-USB-Kabel und Netzteil mit einer Steckdose.
B
HDMI Output
Gibt vom HDMI Input oder per Miracast-Verbindung empfangene Bilder
aus.
C
HDMI Input
Speist Bilder von anderen Geräten ein.
Lieferumfang
Basisgerät Micro-USB-Kabel Netzteil
(Je nach Land)
Ein HDMI-Kabel wird nicht mitgeliefert. Zum Anschließen eines HDMI-Gerä-
tes benötigen Sie ein handelsübliches HDMI-Kabel.
Wireless/
Pass-Thru
Wireless
Connect
Wireless
Ready Link
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Tasten und Indikatoren
A
Schiebeschalter
Schaltet zwischen Quelle- und Senke-Funktion um.
B
Wireless/Pass-Thru-Taste
Beim Einstellen des Schalters auf [Source]:
Schaltet zwischen dem MOVERIO BT-200 und dem mit dem HDMI Output
verbundenen Gerät als Ausgabegerät um.
Beim Einstellen des Schalters auf [Sink]:
Schaltet zwischen dem MOVERIO BT-200 und dem mit dem HDMI Input
verbundenen Gerät als Eingabegerät um.
C
Wireless Connect-Taste
Schließt das Herstellen der Miracast-Verbindung ab oder versucht, erneut
eine Verbindung herzustellen.
D
Wireless Ready-Indikator
Ein: Drahtlosverbindung ist verfügbar.
Blinkt: Drahtlosverbindung wird gestartet.
E
Link-Indikator
Ein: Drahtlosverbindung wurde hergestellt.
Blinkt: Verbindungsaufbau.
Wenn ein Fehler auftritt, blinken D und E abwechselnd. Drücken Sie die
Reset-Taste.
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Wireless/
Pass-Thru
Wireless
Connect
Wireless
Ready Link
Bilder sendendes Gerät Bilder empfangendes Gerät
Bilder von einem Videogerät an Ihren MOVERIO BT-200 senden (Funktion
als Quelle)
Verbinden Sie ein handelsübliches HDMI-Kabel mit dem HDMI Input an
diesem Gerät und dem HDMI-Anschluss des Gerätes, das die Bilder sendet.
Stellen Sie den Schiebeschalter auf Source ein.
Verbindungen
Verbinden
1. Drücken Sie die Wireless/Pass-Thru-Taste.
Das Gerät wechselt in den Verbindungsbereitschaftszustand. Wenn Sie ein Gerät
mit dem HDMI Output verbinden, erscheint der folgende Bildschirm.
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Hinweis
Sie können Bilder nicht gleichzeitig an den MOVERIO BT-200 und das mit
dem HDMI Output verbundene Gerät ausgeben. Drücken Sie zum Wechseln
des Ausgabegerätes ohne Änderung der Verkabelung die Wireless/Pass-Thru-
Taste.
2. Starten Sie das auf dem MOVERIO BT-200 vorinstallierte MOVERIO Mir-
ror; stellen Sie dann eine Verbindung zu diesem Gerät her.
Weitere Einzelheiten entnehmen Sie bitte der Bedienungsanleitung zum MOVERIO
BT-200. Prüfen Sie bei Auswahl eines Zielgerätes die am Gerät angebrachte ID. Sie
sehen während des Verbindungsaufbaus folgenden Bildschirm am mit dem HDMI
Output verbundenen Gerät. Wenn eine Verbindung hergestellt ist, verschwindet
der folgende Bildschirm und das Bild wird am MOVERIO BT-200 angezeigt.
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Wireless/
Pass-Thru
Wireless
Connect
Wireless
Ready Link
Verbinden
1. Drücken Sie die Wireless/Pass-Thru-Taste.
Das Gerät wechselt in den Verbindungsbereitschaftszustand. Wenn Sie ein Gerät
mit dem HDMI Output verbinden, erscheint der folgende Bildschirm.
Bilder sendendes Gerät
Bilder empfangendes Gerät
Bilder vom MOVERIO BT-200 zur Ausgabe an einem Fernseher empfan-
gen (Funktion als Senke)
Verbinden Sie ein handelsübliches HDMI-Kabel mit dem HDMI Output an
diesem Gerät und dem HDMI-Anschluss des Gerätes, das die Bilder emp-
fängt.
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2. Starten Sie das auf dem MOVERIO BT-200 vorinstallierte MOVERIO Mir-
ror; stellen Sie dann eine Verbindung zu diesem Gerät her.
Weitere Einzelheiten entnehmen Sie bitte der Bedienungsanleitung zum MOVERIO
BT-200. Prüfen Sie bei Auswahl eines Zielgerätes die am Gerät angebrachte ID. Sie
sehen während des Verbindungsaufbaus folgenden Bildschirm am mit dem HDMI
Output verbundenen Gerät. Wenn eine Verbindung hergestellt ist, verschwindet
der folgende Bildschirm und das Bild wird am mit dem HDMI Output verbundenen
Gerät angezeigt.
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Einstellung
Sie können Einstellungen über den MOVERIO BT-200-Webbrowser oder an
Ihrem Computer vornehmen.
1. Halten Sie die Wireless/Pass-Thru- und die Wireless Connect-Taste
gleichzeitig mindestens fünf Sekunden lang gedrückt.
Das Gerät ruft den Einrichtungsmodus auf und die IP-Adresse des Gerätes wird am
mit dem HDMI Output verbundenen Gerät angezeigt.
Wireless Ready- und Link-Indikator blinken gleichzeitig.
2. Geben Sie die angezeigte IP-Adresse in das URL-Feld Ihres Browsers ein.
Der Einrichtungsbildschirm wird angezeigt.
3. Nehmen Sie die erforderlichen Einstellungen vor.
Element Funktion
Setting Energiespareinstellung ein- oder ausschalten.
Firmware Update
Geräte-Firmware aktualisieren. Suchen Sie unter
http://www.epson.com nach der neuesten Firm-
ware
Factory Reset Alle Einstellungen auf die Originaleinstellungen
zurücksetzen.
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Fehlersuche
Senden oder Empfangen von Bildern nicht möglich
• Prüfen Sie, ob das Micro-USB-Kabel richtig angeschlossen ist.
• Stellen Sie sicher, dass das Netzteil richtig in eine Steckdose eingesteckt ist.
• Vergewissern Sie sich, dass die Geräte richtig mit dem HDMI Input bzw. HDMI
Output verbunden sind.
• Stellen Sie sicher, dass die Eingangsquelle des mit dem HDMI Output verbun-
denen Gerätes auf HDMI eingestellt ist.
• Vergewissern Sie sich, dass Sie die richtigen Senke- oder Quelle-Einstellungen
für dieses Geräte und den MOVERIO BT-200 ausgewählt haben.
• Prüfen Sie, ob das angeschlossene Gerät HDCP unterstützt. Geräte, die HDCP
nicht unterstützen, zeigen Bilder möglicherweise nicht richtig an.
• Falls während des Verbindungsbereitschaftszustands 15 Minuten ohne Sig-
naleingang vergangen sind, wird der Verbindungsbereitschaftszustand abge-
brochen. Drücken Sie zum erneuten Verbinden die Wireless/Pass-Thru-Taste.
• Sie können Bilder nicht gleichzeitig senden und empfangen. Wählen Sie mit
dem Schiebeschalter Source oder Sink.
• Falls der Wireless Ready- und der Link-Indikator abwechseln blinken, ist ein
Verbindungsfehler aufgetreten. Drücken Sie die Wireless Connect-Taste zur
erneuten Verbindung bzw. drücken Sie zum Neustarten des Gerätes die
Reset-Taste.
• Sie können nicht gleichzeitig per WLAN eine Verbindung zu diesem Gerät
und Ihrem Zugangspunkt herstellen.
• Prüfen Sie, ob die WiFi Direct-Einstellung am MOVERIO BT-200 aktiviert ist.
Beachten Sie, dass selbst bei aktivierter WLAN-Einstellung eventuell keine
Kommunikation möglich ist, wenn die WiFi Direct-Einstellung deaktiviert ist.
Das Bild ist verschwommen
• Wenn Sie Kommunikationsgeräte, wie WLAN- oder Bluetooth-Geräte, in der
Nähe dieses Produktes verwenden, können Funkstörungen zu einem verzerr-
ten Bild führen. Entfernen Sie das Kommunikationsgerät von diesem Produkt.
Es wird kein Ton ausgegeben
• Prüfen Sie die Lautstärkeeinstellung an dem Gerät, das die Bilder wiedergibt.
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Anschlüsse
Micro-USB x 1 (zur Stromversorgung)
HDMI Input x 1
HDMI Output x 1
Eingangsauösun-
gen
HDMI:
640 x 480p bei 60 Hz
720 x 480p bei 60 Hz
720 x 576p bei 50 Hz
1280 x 720p bei 50/60 Hz
1920 x 1080p bei 24/30 Hz
Miracast:
640 x 480p bei 60 Hz
1280 x 720p bei 25/30 Hz
Unterstütztes
Filmformat MPEG2 (H.264+AAC)
Stromversorgung
Stromversorgung (Netzteil)
100 bis 240 V Wechselspannung ± 10 %, 50/60 Hz
Stromversorgung (EHDMC10)
5 V Gleichspannung
Leistungsaufnah-
me
Während Miracast-Kommunikation: 5 W
Im Energiesparmodus (kein Signal): 0,3 W
Betriebsumge-
bung
Temperatur: 5 bis 35 °C
Feuchtigkeit: 20 bis 80 % (nicht kondensierend)
Lagerumgebung Temperatur: -10 bis 60 °C
Feuchtigkeit: 10 bis 90 % (nicht kondensierend)
Technische Daten
• Wenn Sie Bilder vom MOVERIO BT-200 empfangen, wird der Ton nur ausge-
geben, wenn Sie MOVERIO Mirror zur Bildwiedergabe nutzen. Weitere Einzel-
heiten entnehmen Sie bitte der Bedienungsanleitung zum MOVERIO BT-200.
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Über Marken
Miracast™ ist eine Marke der Wi-Fi Alliance.
HDMI ist eine Marke oder eingetragene Marke von HDMI Licensing LLC.
Informationen zu unterstützten Geräten
Informationen zu Geräten, die Bildinhalte über dieses Produkt senden und
empfangen können, nden Sie auf der Webseite http://www.epson.com
Allgemeine Hinweise
WLAN-Hinweise
Verwenden Sie die WLAN-Funktion in Frankreich ausschließlich in Innenräu-
men.
Wenn Sie dieses Produkt außerhalb von Nordamerika und Taiwan erwerben,
beachten Sie bitte, dass dieses Produkt elektromagnetische Funkwellen auf
Kanal 1 bis 13 ausstrahlt. Verwenden Sie die WLAN-Funktion in Nordamerika
und Taiwan daher nicht an Orten, an denen WLAN-Kanäle gemäß Wireless
Telegraphy Act auf 1 bis 11 beschränkt sind.
Befolgen Sie bei der Nutzung in anderen Regionen die örtlichen Gesetze und
Regularien.
Regularien des Wireless Telegraphy Act
Folgende Handlungen sind gemäß Wireless Telegraphy Act verboten.
• Änderung und Demontage (einschließlich der Antenne)
• Entfernung des Konformitätsetiketts
Abmessungen 115 x 115 x 30 mm (4,5 x 4,5 x 1,1 Zoll)
Gewicht 130 g
WLAN-Spezikati-
onen
WLAN-Standard: IEEE 802.11b/g/n
Frequenzband: 2,4 GHz, Kanal 1-13
Modulation: OFDM und DS-SS
Angenommener Störabstand: 10 m (32,8 Fuß)
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Nutzungsbeschränkungen
Dieses Produkt ist basierend auf den technischen Daten des Verkaufslandes
hergestellt. Wenden Sie sich zur Benutzung dieses Produktes außerhalb des
Verkaufslandes an das nächstgelegene Kundencenter.
Wenn dieses Produkt für Anwendungen verwendet wird, bei denen es auf
hohe Zuverlässigkeit/Sicherheit von Funktion und Präzision ankommt, wie
z. B. Transportvorrichtungen beim Flug-, Zug-, Schis- und Kfz-Verkehr usw.,
Vorrichtungen zur Katastrophenverhinderung, verschiedene Sicherheits-
vorrichtungen, sollten Sie dieses Produkt erst verwenden, wenn Sie erwägt
haben, Fail-Safe-Vorrichtungen und Redundanzsysteme in Ihre Auslegung
miteinzubeziehen, um die Sicherheit und Zuverlässigkeit des gesamten Sys-
tems zu gewährleisten.
Da dieses Produkt nicht für den Einsatz bei Anwendungen vorgesehen ist,
bei denen es auf extrem hohe Zuverlässigkeit/Sicherheit ankommt, wie bei-
spielsweise in der Raumfahrt, bei primären Kommunikationseinrichtungen,
Kernenergiekontrollanlagen oder medizinischen Vorrichtungen für die direk-
te medizinische Pege, überlegen Sie bitte nach umfassender Evaluierung
genau, ob das Produkt für Ihre Zwecke geeignet ist.
Hinweise zur Frequenz
Dieses Produkt arbeitet in demselben Frequenzband wie Industriegeräte, z.
B. Mikrowellenöfen, wissenschaftliche und medizinische Geräte und mobile
Objektidentifikations- (RFID) Systeme (Schanklokal-, Amateur- und nicht
lizenzierte spezizierte Funkstationen mit geringer Leistung (nachstehend
„andere Funkstationen“ genannt)), die in Werksproduktionsstraßen verwen-
det werden.
1. Stellen Sie vor Nutzung dieses Produktes sicher, dass keine „anderen
Funkstationen“ in der Nähe verwendet werden.
2. Falls dieses Produkt RF-Störungen zwischen dem Produkt und „anderen
Funkstationen“ verursacht, bringen Sie es schnell an einen anderen Ort,
stellen Sie die Verwendung des Produktes ein und erkundigen Sie sich
bei Ihrem örtlichen Händler nach Maßnahmen zur Verhinderung von
Störungen (z. B. Aufstellung von Trennwänden).
3. Wenden Sie sich außerdem an Ihren örtlichen Händler, wenn Funkwel-
lenstörungen zwischen dem Produkt und „anderen Funkstationen“ auf-
treten.
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JIS C 61000-3-2-Konformität
Dieses Produkt stimmt mit dem aktuellen „JIS C 61000-3-2“-Standard bezüg-
lich Oberschwingungen überein.
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사용하기
위해서
사용
전에
반드시
설명서를
잘
읽어
보시
기
바랍니다
.
사용
중
궁금한
점이
발생하면
쉽게
찾을
수
있도록
가까운
곳에
보관하시기
바랍니다
.
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지시사항
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아래의
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기호를
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있
습니다
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인체
또는
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손해를
미연에
방지하기
위해
내용을
잘
이해하고
준수하여
주시기
바랍니다
.
그래픽
기호와
의미는
다음과
같습니다
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충분히
숙지하신
다음
본
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읽어
주시기
바랍니다
.
경고
이
표시의
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지키지
않고
잘못
취급하면
사망이나
중상
등
사고의
원인이
되거나
큰
손해를
입을
가능성이
있습니다
.
주의
이
표시의
주의사항을
지키지
않고
잘못
취급하면
부상을
당하거나
재산상의
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있습니다
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케이블을
사용하지
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또는
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원인이
됩니다
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창문이
꼭
닫힌
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안이나
직사광선이
닿는
장소
,
에어컨
,
히터의
송풍구
등
비정상적
으로
온도가
높아지는
장소에
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마십시오
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열에
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,
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.
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등이
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플러그
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시
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잘
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화재
또는
감전
사고의
원인이
됩니다
.
플러그를
다룰
때는
다음
사항에
주의하시기
바랍니다
.
•
콘센트
,
연장
케이블
또는
전원
스트립에
과부하가
걸리지
않도록
하십시오
.
•
전원
플러그를
먼지
등
이물질이
묻은
상태로
꽂지
마십시오
.
•
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플러그를
끝까지
완전히
꽂으십시오
.
•
젖은
손으로
전원
플러그를
꽂거나
뽑지
마십시오
.
•
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플러그를
뽑을
때
전원
케이블을
당기지
마십시오
.
•
다른
전원
공급
장치
(AC
어댑터
)
를
사용하지
마십시오
.
손상된
전원
케이블을
사용하지
마십시오
.
화재
또는
감전
사고의
원인이
될
수
있습니다
.
•
전원
케이블을
개조하지
마십시오
.
•
전원
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위에
무거운
물체를
올려놓지
마십시오
.
•
전원
케이블을
무리하게
구부리거나
,
비틀거나
,
잡아당기지
마십시오
.
•
전열기
근처에
배선하지
마십시오
.
옥외나
욕실
,
샤워실
등
물이나
비에
젖을
우려가
있는
장소
,
습기가
많은
곳에서
사용하거나
설치하
지
마십시오
.
화재
또는
감전
사고의
원인이
될
수
있습니다
.
뇌우
시
플러그를
만지지
마십시오
.
감전
사고의
원인이
될
수
있습니다
.
다음과
같은
비정상적인
경우
즉시
전원을
끄고
전원
플러그를
콘센트에서
뽑고
,
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또는
고객
지
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.
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제품을
떨어뜨렸거나
케이스가
손상된
경우
이
상태로
제품을
계속
사용하면
화재
또는
감전
사고의
원인이
됩니다
.
직접
수리하는
것은
위험하므로
절대로
하지
마십시오
.
전문
엔지니어를
제외하고
"
사용설명서
"
에
기재된
경우
외에는
본
제품의
케이스를
열지
마십시오
.
본
제품
및
부속품을
포함하여
분해나
개조는
절대로
하지
마십시오
.
116
주의
제품을
이동할
경우에는
반드시
전원을
끄고
,
전원
플러그를
콘센트에서
뽑고
케이블을
분리한
후
이
동하십시오
.
화재
또는
감전
사고의
원인이
될
수
있습니다
.
습기나
먼지가
많은
장소
,
조리대나
가습기
근처
등
그을음
,
연기
,
수증기가
닿을
수
있는
곳에
두지
마십시오
.
화재
또는
감전
사고의
원인이
될
수
있습니다
.
다음과
같은
장소에는
설치하지
마십시오
.
•
카펫
,
이불
,
모포
등의
위
•
모포
,
커튼
,
식탁보
등으로
덮지
마십시오
.
흔들리는
받침대
위나
경사진
장소
등
불안정한
장소에
두지
마십시오
.
떨어지거나
쓰러져
부상을
입을
수
있습니다
.
청소
시
젖은
헝겊이나
알코올
,
벤젠
,
희석제
등의
용제를
사용하지
마십시오
.
감전이나
고장의
원인이
될
수
있습니다
.
제품
위에
올라가거나
,
무거운
물건을
올려놓지
마십시오
.
감전
사고의
원인이
될
수
있습니다
.
청소
시에는
반드시
전원
플러그
,
전원
케이블을
뽑고
모든
배선을
분리한
후
하십시오
.
감전
사고의
원인이
될
수
있습니다
.
안전을
위해
제품을
사용하지
않을
때는
전원
콘센트에서
전원
케이블을
분리하십시오
.
절연
처리가
저하된
경우
화재의
원인이
될
수
있습니다
.
제품을
사용할
때는
신체에서
최소
22cm
이상
떨어진
곳에서
사용하십시오
.
KO
117
영상
장치의
영상을
무선으로
전송
(
소스
기능
)
HDMI
출력을
지원하는
HDD
레코더
등에서
영상을
송신하여
MOVERIO BT-200
으로
재생할
수
있습니다
.
Wireless/
Pass-Thru
Wireless
Connect
Wireless
Ready Link
MOVERIO BT-200
의
영상을
무선으로
수신
(
싱크
기능
)
MOVERIO BT-200
의
영상을
수신하여
TV
나
프로젝터로
재생할
수
있습니다
.
특징
HDMI
케이블
참고
영상을
전송하거나
수신
시에는
MOVERIO BT-200
한
대만
연결할
수
있습니다
.
118
각
부분
명칭
및
기능
포트
AC
B
A
micro USB
포트
본
장치에
전원을
공급하기
위한
포트입니다
.
제공된
micro USB
케이블과
AC
어댑
터를
이용하여
전원
콘센트에
연결합니다
.
B
HDMI Output
포트
HDMI Input
또는
Miracast
연결로
수신된
영상을
출력하는
포트입니다
.
C
HDMI Input
포트
다른
장치의
영상을
입력하는
포트입니다
.
구성품
본체
micro USB
케이블
AC
어댑터
HDMI
케이블은
포함되어
있지
않습니다
. HDMI
장치에
연결하려면
시중에서
판매하는
HDMI
케이블이
필요합니다
.
Wireless/
Pass-Thru
Wireless
Connect
Wireless
Ready Link
KO
119
버튼
및
표시등
A
슬라이드
스위치
소스
(Source)
기능과
싱크
(Sink)
기능을
전환합니다
.
B
Wireless/Pass-Thru
버튼
[Source]
로
스위치
이동
:
MOVERIO BT-200
과
HDMI output
포트에
연결된
장치
간의
출력
장치를
전환합니
다
.
[Sink]
로
스위치
이동
:
MOVERIO BT-200
과
HDMI input
포트에
연결된
장치
간의
입력
장치를
전환합니
다
.
C
Wireless Connect
버튼
Miracast
연결을
완료하거나
다시
연결을
시도합니다
.
D
Wireless Ready
표시등
켜짐
:
무선
연결을
할
수
있는
상태입니다
.
깜박임
:
무선
연결을
시작합니다
.
E
Link
표시등
켜짐
:
무선
연결이
설정되었습니다
.
깜박임
:
연결
중입니다
.
오류가
발생하면
D
와
E
가
번갈아
깜박입니다
. Reset
버튼을
누르십시오
.
120
Wireless/
Pass-Thru
Wireless
Connect
Wireless
Ready Link
영상
송신
장치 영상
수신
장치
영상
장치의
영상을
MOVERIO BT-200
으로
전송
(
소스
기능
)
본
제품의
HDMI input
포트와
영상을
송신하는
장치의
HDMI
포트를
시중에서
판매
하는
HDMI
케이블로
연결합니다
.
슬라이드
스위치는
Source
위치로
설정합니다
.
연결
KO
121
연결
방법
1. Wireless/Pass-Thru
버튼을
누릅니다
.
장치가
연결
대기
상태로
전환됩니다
. HDMI output
포트에
장치를
연결하면
다음과
같은
화면을
볼
수
있습니다
.
참고
MOVERIO BT-200
과
HDMI output
포트에
연결된
장치로
영상을
동시에
출력할
수
없
습니다
.
케이블
연결을
변경하지
않고
출력
장치를
전환하려면
Wireless/Pass-Thru
버
튼을
누르십시오
.
2. MOVERIO BT-200
에
미리
설치된
MOVERIO Mirror
를
실행한
후
본
장치를
연결합
니다
.
자세한
내용은
MOVERIO BT-200
의
사용설명서를
참조하십시오
.
대상
장치를
선택하는
경
우
장치에
부착된
ID
를
확인하십시오
.
연결되는
동안
HDMI output
포트에
연결된
장치에
서
다음과
같은
화면을
볼
수
있습니다
.
연결이
완료되면
다음
화면은
사라지고
, MOVERIO
BT-200
에
영상이
표시됩니다
.
122
Wireless/
Pass-Thru
Wireless
Connect
Wireless
Ready Link
영상
송신
장치영상
수신
장치
MOVERIO BT-200
의
영상을
수신하여
TV
등에
출력
(
싱크
기능
)
본
장치의
HDMI output
포트와
영상을
수신하는
장치의
HDMI
포트를
시중에서
판매
하는
HDMI
케이블로
연결합니다
.
KO
123
연결
방법
1. Wireless/Pass-Thru
버튼을
누릅니다
.
장치가
연결
대기
상태로
전환됩니다
. HDMI output
포트에
장치를
연결하면
다음과
같은
화면을
볼
수
있습니다
.
2. MOVERIO BT-200
에
미리
설치된
MOVERIO Mirror
를
실행한
후
본
장치를
연결합
니다
.
자세한
내용은
MOVERIO BT-200
사용설명서를
참조하십시오
.
대상
장치를
선택하는
경우
장치에
부착된
ID
를
확인하십시오
.
연결되는
동안
HDMI output
포트에
연결된
장치에서
다음과
같은
화면을
볼
수
있습니다
.
연결이
완료되면
다음
화면이
사라지고
, HDMI output
포트에
연결된
장치에서
영상이
표시됩니다
.
124
설정
MOVERIO BT-200
의
웹브라우저
또는
컴퓨터에서
설정을
지정할
수
있습니다
.
1. Wireless/Pass-Thru
버튼과
Wireless Connect
버튼을
동시에
5
초
이상
누르고
있
습니다
.
설정
모드로
장치가
전환되고
장치의
IP
주소가
HDMI output
포트에
연결된
장치로
표시
됩니다
.
Wireless Ready
와
Link
표시등이
동시에
깜박입니다
.
2.
웹브라우저의
URL
란에
표시된
IP
주소를
입력합니다
.
설정
화면이
표시됩니다
.
3.
필요한
설정을
지정합니다
.
항목 기능
설정
(Setting)
절전
모드
설정을
켜거나
끕니다
.
펌웨어
업데이트
(Firmware Update)
장치의
펌웨어를
업데이트합니다
.
최신
펌웨어는
http://www.epson.co.kr
에서
확인하십시오
.
공장
초기화
(Factory Reset)
모든
설정을
기본
설정으로
초기화합니다
.
KO
125
문제
해결
영상을
전송하거나
수신할
수
없는
경우
• micro USB
케이블이
올바르게
연결되어
있는지
확인하십시오
.
• AC
어댑터가
전원
콘센트에
올바르게
연결되어
있는지
확인하십시오
.
•
장치가
HDMI input
또는
HDMI output
포트에
올바르게
연결되어
있는지
확인하십
시오
.
• HDMI output
포트에
연결된
장치의
입력
소스가
HDMI
로
전환되어
있는지
확인하
십시오
.
•
본
장치와
MOVERIO BT-200
의
싱크
(Sink)
또는
원본
(Source)
설정이
올바르게
되어
있는지
확인하십시오
.
•
연결된
장치가
HDCP
를
지원하는지
확인하십시오
. HDCP
를
지원하지
않는
장치의
영상은
표시되지
않습니다
.
•
약
15
분
정도
신호
입력
없이
연결
대기
상태가
지속되면
연결
대기
상태가
취소됩니
다
. Wireless/Pass-Thru
버튼을
눌러
다시
연결하십시오
.
•
영상
전송과
수신을
동시에
할
수
없습니다
.
슬라이드
스위치를
Source
또는
Sink
로
설정하십시오
.
• Wireless Ready
와
Link
표시등이
번갈아
깜박이면
연결
오류가
발생한
것입니다
.
다
시
연결하려면
Wireless Connect
버튼을
누르거나
, Reset
버튼을
눌러
장치를
재시
작하십시오
.
• Wi-Fi
를
이용하여
동시에
본
장치와
액세스
포인트를
연결할
수
없습니다
.
• MOVERIO BT-200
의
Wi-Fi Direct
설정이
켜져
있는지
확인하십시오
. Wi-Fi
설정이
켜져
있더라도
Wi-Fi Direct
설정이
꺼져있으면
통신할
수
없습니다
.
영상이
흐릿한
경우
•
본
장치
근처에서
Wi-Fi
또는
Bluetooth
등의
통신
장치를
사용하는
경우
무선
간섭
으로
인해
영상에
영향을
받을
수
있습니다
.
본
장치에서
멀리
떨어진
곳으로
통신
장
치를
이동하십시오
.
소리가
출력되지
않는
경우
•
영상을
재생하는
장치의
볼륨을
확인하십시오
.
• MOVERIO BT-200
의
영상을
수신하는
경우는
MOVERIO Mirror
를
이용하여
영상을
재생하는
경우에만
오디오가
출력됩니다
.
자세한
내용은
MOVERIO BT-200
의
사용설
명서를
참조하십시오
.
126
포트
micro USB x1 (
전원용
)
HDMI input x1
HDMI output x1
입력
해상도
HDMI :
640x480p @60Hz
720x480p @60Hz
720x576p @50Hz
1280x720p @50/60Hz
1920x1080p @24/30Hz
Miracast :
640x480p @60Hz
1280x720p @25/30Hz
지원하는
동영상
포맷
MPEG2 (H.264+AAC)
전기
사양
전원
(AC
어댑터
)
AC 100-240V 50/60Hz
전원
(EHDMC10)
5 VDC
소비
전력
Miracast
통신
시
: 5W
절전
모드
시
(
신호
없음
): 0.3W
작동
환경 온도
: +5 ~ +35°C
습도
: 20 ~ 80% (
응결
없음
)
보관
환경 온도
: -10 ~ +60 °C
습도
: 10 ~ 90% (
응결
없음
)
치수
115 x 115 x 30 mm
사양
KO
127
상표
정보
Miracast™
는
Wi-Fi Alliance
의
상표입니다
.
HDMI
는
HDMI Licensing LLC
의
상표
또는
등록
상표입니다
.
지원되는
장치
정보
본
제품을
이용하여
영상을
송신
및
수신할
수
있는
장치에
대한
정보는
다음
웹사이트를
참조하십시오
. (http://www.epson.co.kr)
공지사항
전자파
장해
검정
및
승인
이
기기는
가정용
(B
급
)
전자파적합기기로서
주로
가정에서
사용하는
것을
목적으로
하
며
,
모든
지역에서
사용할
수
있습니다
.
전파법
규정
다음과
같은
행위는
전파법에
따라
금지됩니다
.
•
개조
및
분해
(
안테나
포함
)
•
규격
준수
라벨
제거
사용
제한
본
제품은
판매
국가의
규격에
따라
제조되었습니다
.
본
제품을
구매한
국가를
벗어나
사
용할
때는
고객
지원
센터에
문의하십시오
.
본
제품을
항공
,
철도
,
선박
,
자동차
등의
운송
장치
,
재난
방지
장치
,
다양한
안전
장치
,
기
능
/
정밀
장치와
같이
높은
신뢰성
/
안전성이
요구되는
분야에
사용하는
경우
,
안전
및
전
무게
130 g
무선
사양
무선
규격
: IEEE 802.11b/g/n
주파수
대역
: 2.4 GHz, 1-13 ch
변조
방식
: OFDM, DS-SS
추정
간섭
거리
: 10m
해당
무선설비는
전파혼신
가능성이
있으므로
인명안전과
관련된
서비스는
할
수
없음
128
체
시스템
신뢰성을
유지하기
위해
페일
세이프
(fail-safe)
및
이중
안전
장치를
포함할
것
을
고려한
경우에만
이
제품을
사용해야
합니다
.
본
제품은
우주항공
장비
,
주요
통신
장비
,
원자력
제어
장비
또는
직접적인
의료
조치와
관련된
의료
장비와
같이
매우
높은
신뢰성
/
안정성이
요구되는
분야의
용도로
제조되지
않았기
때문에
전체를
고려한
후
이
제품의
적합성을
판단하십시오
.
주파수
관련
참고사항
본
제품은
전자레인지
등의
산업
,
과학
,
의료용
기기
외에도
공장
생산
설비에서
사용되는
모바일
객체
인식
(RF-ID)
시스템
(
허가
무선국
,
아마추어
및
무허가
저출력
무선국
(
이하
"
기타
무선국
))
과
같은
주파수
대역을
사용합니다
.
1.
본
제품을
사용하기
전에
부근에
"
기타
무선국
"
이
운용되고
있는지
확인하십시오
.
2.
제품과
"
기타
무선국
"
사이에
RF
혼선이
발생하는
경우에는
즉시
제품
사용을
멈추거
나
다른
장소로
이동하고
,
혼선
방지를
위한
조치
(
예를
들어
파티션
설치
등
)
등을
판
매처나
고객
지원
센터에
문의하십시오
.
3.
제품과
"
기타
무선국
"
사이의
유해한
전파
간섭이
발생한
경우
등
궁금한
사항이
있으
면
판매처나
고객
지원
센터에
문의하십시오
.
KO
129
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According to 47CFR, Part 2 and 15
Class B Personal Computers and Peripherals; and/or
CPU Boards and Power Supplies used with Class B Personal Computers
We : Epson America, Inc.
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Declare under sole responsibility that the product identied herein, complies
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accept any interference received, including interference that may cause un-
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Trade Name : EPSON
Type of Product : Wireless Mirroring Adapter
Model : H695A
FCC Compliance Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in
a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate
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However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
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• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
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• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
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which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
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