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how to set up home theater projector

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  This is a how to install projectors in home theater article. It talks about what projection screens and projectors are, where to place them and the accessories necessary for installation. It lists some of the most common projector types, such as daylight and indoor models, and where they should be used. It also has a list of some top brands: Panasonic, BenQ , Optoma, Epson etc. There is also a section on things that can hinder your installation such as ambient light levels. It includes some ways to reduce this disturbance by adjusting screen placement or adding more lights (LEDs) or dimming other (incandescent) lights but only if it's possible without affecting viewing quality too much. It describes the projector mounting system and gives a step by step guide to installation. It recommends full integration into a home theater, however, it also says that small projectors will be just as effective for personal use.   Image source: https://pinterest.com/ The article ends wi
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how to set up epson projector

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Next, find a room in your house where the ceiling is low enough so that an Epson projector can be mounted without being on top of furniture. You’ll also want to find a place with enough open space in all directions that you won't need to worry about falling over a table or running your projector into a wall.   Image source: https://www.youtube.com/ The second step is finding the right height for the projector. Epson projectors use three ways to adjust projection height: front leg adjustment, swivel adjustment and top tilt adjustment.   Image source: https://pinterest.com/ Set up your Epson projector as follows: -Connect the cables as shown in figure 2 above. -Put the lamp cover on, but do not turn on the projector just yet. Instead, slowly turn the brightness and contrast dials to the left and right, respectively until you see a pure white image on your wall.   Image source: https://www.amazon.in/ -Now that the projector settings are correct, plug the power cor
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