Hi,

On Epson projectors, you need to go into the network settings, then in the "other" section, and activate PJLink ( de-activated by default ).

The other controls are using other protocols, so will work anyway.

Best,

Mehdi

@charlotte_e

I used PJLink to control my Epson projector (I currently use another method because I find PJLink more limited). I remember that even though I didn't have a password set in the projector's menu, I needed to enter the following password in the PJLink actor: @Panasonic (I saw it on a forum).

I hope this helps.

Best

Javi

@skuven

Hiya

Thank you for this.

I am no where near this level and I was doing an introductory course for some theatre students.

I was trying to get them to see beyond the linear scope of simple playback etc and the video above might have pushed them in a different direction.

cheers

eamon

@dusx Yes! That would help me considerably if its not too much trouble for you... thanks!

@eamon i will post a zipped file of everything - quite happy for you to have it. I have a new version I’d like to showcase with working aim logic

That is damn impressive.

I was giving a class today on Isadora and man I would have loved to show them that.....

brilliant.

Very well done.

eamon

@skuven

This is pretty cool. 

@juriaan

Yes, using PJ link actors.

ip-address 192.168.10.5

port: 4352

password: none

command: trying different ones but usually AVMT 11

connection error: 0 (undefined error 0)

Hi Charlotte, 

Are you using the PJ Link actors? Could you share your patch with us?

I’m trying to control the shutter of my epson using PJ link. 

Im using an EB-PU1008B 8500LM

Trying to get PJ link to work. I have the computer talking to the projector through the web control and that works. I have pinged the projector using the port and that is successful. 

There is no password on the PJ link.

Still nothing working from the projector.

What else should I try?