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I have used a dvd player to try HDMI1, no go.. The thing is that I have only checked three Epson H683A which I have in my Stake. The other two I was made aware of when I visited other Stake Conferences in Salt Lake and the Tech asked me if I know why the HDMI1 is not working. I told them that I had ...

I had read page 33 on the manual and I understood that I can plug my laptop into HDMI1 for normal operation. The visual on page 33 shows that both HDMI inputs can be used. The projector can not find the HDMI 1 input signal from a Dell Laptop. Since we would not use two HDMI inputs at the same time w...

The number does not show up, but Epson said to use Powerlite 955WH which is not the same and has three HMI inputs. I think it is just one of those things to live with.

I have checked several (5 each) Epson [*] H 683 A [*] projectors and found that the HDMI1 input is not working. Epson has not returned an answer to my query. Has anyone else found this problem on Church issued Epson H 683 A projectors? It could be that purchasing got a good deal since the motherboar...

Thanks for answering. I don't install access to the ASA in clandestine FHC libraries. We only provide internet to Salt Lake certified centers. FH consultants are to go to the homes of those who are in need of help, OR, go to a FHC in the area. My Stake President agrees.

Normally the ASA5505 is located in the clerks office and a CAT5 or 6 cable may go to another room in the building. The possibility exists that someone, not authorized, could create a network and access the unit computer and its content which is highly confidential.
JAG