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Some classrooms use the Epson iProjection app instead of an HDMI cable.
This allows the teacher’s computer to connect wirelessly to the projector.
Open the Epson iProjection app on the computer.
Select Quick Connection Mode or Advanced Connection Mode (depending on the room’s setup).
When prompted, enter the projector’s IP address — it’s usually displayed in the top-right corner of the projector screen.
Click Connect and select the projector from the list.
Your computer screen should now appear on the projection display.
Here's a step-by-step guide to get you connected
Here's a step-by-step guide to get you connected
Turn on your projector.
On the projector’s remote, press the LAN button (you may need to press it more than once).
When the projector’s name and IP address appear on the screen, the connection is ready.
Double Click the icon to open the App on your computer
Click on "Manual Search"
Enter the Projector's IP Address
Click "Search"
When your projector appears in the app, check the box next to the projector icon.
Click "Join" to connect
If you are using a desktop computer
(wired with an Ethernet cable):
When you open the Epson iProjection app, your classroom projector should appear automatically.
If you are using a Windows Laptop or Google Chromebook:
You’ll need to manually enter the projector’s IP address in the Epson iProjection app and click 'Search' to locate your projector.
💬 Pro Tip: Each projector has a unique IP address, so connections vary by classroom. Be sure to check the screen for the correct address before connecting.
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