how to get projector to advance power point with remote?
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I don't think the remote works with the computer. It just is able to turn projector on or off and select which input you want. The remotes that control the computer are the ones by Belkin or Linksys that control the computer via Bluetooth and also have a pointer built in. KR
1856726
Easy answer; remote, select menu; Go to (System Setup : Basis) = go down to projector installation = select (Front Ceiling)
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Well I've tried to do that and failed, however I'm not that great on technical stuff, ask my husband. I do have an Apple TV hooked up to it and play remotely from my projector info coming from a computer in my office
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How can I use this for presenting a power point presentation if I can´t connect it to my computer?
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The remote control does not work...and sometime the projector turn on by itself
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Not with the default software. But the ipin-supplied software does have some features for remote control of Powerpoint or Keynote.
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how? my projector this runs to does, but i have not found that option on this device
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To do anything, first you have to set it up right, program the rf-20 to take the place of all your remotes. My setup uses the audio receiver as the "heart" of the system. The DVD and cable box feed the receiver with audio and video, then the receiver feeds the projector and speakers. I hit "audio" from the main menu, then that switches the rf-20 into a control mode for the receiver. One of the menu options is "input", by pushing that button, the receiver toggles through all possible hdmi input options. You can also program one of the buttons as a "macro" which will automatically turn the components into the right operating position. It takes pre-programming about 10 steps for my system to do it right, but is very possible.
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There are three options for dispay, because this projector can be install normally (on a table, infront of the screen), behind the screen or upside down (when you use that supports that hang from the celling). So you need to get in the menu and select the way your proyector is going to be use. I don't remember the exact option, but is not hard to find ir when you explore the options on the menu. Good luck!
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Usually if you projector is perpendicular to the canvas or paper the amount of distortion is minimal. There are two buttons on the remote control unit that can compensate for 'keystone' effect. As you push these buttons the keystoning, or distortion, is adjust one way or the other. I'll see if I can attach a picture of the remote control in this e-mail. (I couldn't attach the picture) If not, go to http://www.artograph.com/pdfs/led300-manuals/ARTOGRAPH-LED300-Quick-Start-Guide.pdf an look at the picture of the remote. You'll see two buttons labeled 'key.s with an up or down arrow; use these to adjust the distortion. Pauljs Usually if you projector is perpendicular to the canvas or paper the amount of distortion is minimal. There are two buttons on the remote control unit that can compensate for 'keystone' effect. As you push these buttons the keystoning, or distortion, is adjust one way or the other. I'll see if I can attach a picture of the remote control in this e-mail. (I couldn't attach the picture) If not, go to http://www.artograph.com/pdfs/led300-manuals/ARTOGRAPH-LED300-Quick-Start-Guide.pdf an look at the picture of the remote. You'll see two buttons labeled 'key.s with an up or down arrow;... » Read More Usually if you projector is perpendicular to the canvas or paper the amount of distortion is minimal. There are two buttons on the remote control unit that can compensate for 'keystone' effect. As you push these buttons the keystoning, or distortion, is adjust one way or the other. I'll see if I can attach a picture of the remote control in this e-mail. (I couldn't attach the picture) If not, go to http://www.artograph.com/pdfs/led300-manuals/ARTOGRAPH-LED300-Quick-Start-Guide.pdf an look at the picture of the remote. You'll see two buttons labeled 'key.s with an up or down arrow; use these to adjust the distortion. Pauljs « Show Less
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This is not a projector. You still need a projector to show a power point. This is a camera.
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You use the button on the projector. I've learned that you have to be careful with what I put in a PowerPoint. I always double check my slides on the projector to make sure they all work correctly. Also fancy animations don't work.
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Did you try turing on the DVDO, first ? Then turn on the rest in sequence - (1) DVDO (2) Projector (3) AV-Receiver (4) DVD Player... Something like that?
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I have the same projector and it works just fine with a source from either a media player, computer, android tablet or bluray player. It can also switch 2D to 3D. Its an efficient compact converter. You can also power it directly from the usb port in the projector. The connector is not supplied. I used one fromthose old power pack connectors.
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I'm not sure what pendrive is, but I know that the projector has to be connected to something through Hdmi in order to project an image
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No, it works wirelessly with your computer. Just plug in the wireless USB that comes with the remote into your computer USB port and it works instantaly in advancing your PowerPoint slides.
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You don't need a projector. It works with a desktop or laptop. When you click "next" on the remote, the PowerPoint slide moves to the next slide on your computer.