can i use the doc camera to project an image without a projector
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I'm not sure what you are trying to do. The camera is just a camera that has a USB connection. If your computer is connected to a projector, you can project the image. Essentially, the WS-01 is like the wireless connection. It can also act as a wireless connection for your PC or iOS device. It works pretty well as a quick network hub.
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I suppose you might want to display only to your computer screen or tablet. This might be useful for someone who needs to view something but cannot be directly near the "something"
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I use it with with powerpoint, so while you don't need a projector why would you just want to show a presentation with your laptop screen :-P
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The camera is supposed to be compatible with a printer dock per the instructions in a Google Search. Don't know the particular dock. Do a google search and scan down on the one for the manuel and look at the last item under printing a pic. It will be the one stating: "printing without a computer". Hope this helps.
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Not 100% sure what you're asking about, but this machine does not have a built-in projector. It does have built-in wireless, but no Bluetooth.To the extent I understand your question properly, you might need an external Bluetooth-capable projector and a Bluetooth transmitter that plugs into one of your USB ports.
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This document cam will plug into a computer through the USB port. I also have the computer set up to a projector. Camera to computer to projector. ; ) hope this helps
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Unlikely, Most projects are only running tiny operating system and usually don't have usb drivers for anything other than usb storage. The projector itself would have to a driver for this adapter and have a setup screen for bluetooth. I do not know of any projector that can do that. I would suggest something like Chromecast, Matchstick, Roku stick, or Fire tv that plugs into a projector through HDMI and would stream over wifi.
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Yes, but you need to use a computer. You can not just plug a flash drive into the projector. If it will play on a computer, it can be projected.
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No - you would need a projector with a digital input - this projector only has analogue inputs.
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i think you can connect to a projector using a usb. there is a usb an a audio video output. there is also a usb input for a computer or a hard drive to record or playback
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Using presentation material will work. The projector shoots whatever is on your screen. Just open the file and maximize the screen coverage. Works the same way like with a movie.
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This is a camera, not a projector. You should look for projectors that work with iPads.
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No.. Im on a mac so I used photobooth videocord with this and it works just fine without any program.
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Yes. DLP Link works out of the box without any emitters. http://www.dlp.com/projector/dlp-innovations/dlp-link.aspx
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Very easily, the projector has an HDMI input you just need to buy an adapter for your Apple device a 30 pin to HDMI adapter and plug it into the projector. Same thing with your Mac Book just get an adapter that converts the video signal to HDMI and plug it into the projector. You can get the adapters very cheap here on Amazon. Hope that helps. Also the quality is great and I do it all the time. PS. For your DSLR photos and even your camcorder the projector comes with the cables needed just plug into your camera and into the projector and you good to go.
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I would say no, except the screen is used for projecting movies or television. Without a projector what will you project that requires a screen?
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I haven't actually tried it but there is a USB port on the back and the directions say " if you connect your digital camera..." so I would say yes. You can go online and read the instruction manual or call Epson and ask them to be sure. I love the projector and usually download my pictures onto my Mac and then project them.
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This document camera can utilize a usb cord for camera output. Other options include vga, s-video, dvi, and rca (composite video). To see the full features in the user guide, please visit http://www.jcschools.com/Departments/InformationServices/PDFDocuments/V300AF_EngUM.pdf Kind regards