Epson BrightLink 1485Fi

This guide describes how to mount the ultra-short-throw projector to a wall using the Epson ELPMB62 wall mount.

This document contains quick setup instructions for this product.

This document contains an overview of the product, specifications, basic and in-depth usage instructions, and information on using options.

This document contains information explaining how to handle the Interactive Touch Module (ELPFT01).

This Zip file contains the Microsoft Excel formatted ESC/VP21 Command List with command codes which are used to remotely control Epson projectors, along with the PDF Guide.

This document contains tips for using Easy Interactive Tools.

Display wirelessly to Epson Projectors with Epson iProjection

Contains the templates to use when mounting a projector with the ELPMB62 and ELPMB75 mounts. Be sure to use the mount that is compatible with your projector.
Note: For accurate placement, make sure you print these sheets at full size. Do not reduce or enlarge.

This document contains notices and Epson's limited warranty for this product (warranty valid in the U.S. and Canada).

This document contains the Open Source Software License information for this product.

This document contains in-depth usage instructions for the software.

This document contains information about Setting up and using EasyMP Network Updater.

This document contains an overview, and usage instructions for Epson Projector Management Utility (formerly named EasyMP Monitor Utility).

Guides for previous software versions are listed below.
  Epson Projector Management  v5.20 | v5.10 | v5.0
  EasyMP Monitor Utility  v4.57 | v4.56 | v4.54 | v4.53 | v4.52 | v4.51 | v4.50 | v4.40

This document contains an overview of using Epson iProjection utility (Formerly named EasyMP Multi PC Projection).

This document contains important information for measuring projection surface flatness to ensure optimal touch performance.

This guide provides information for selecting a compatible mount.

This guide explains how to set up your computer and multiple projectors to project a single, unified image using the Edge Blending feature.