how do I to connect to my mac How do I connect my epson powerlite s3 to my mac?
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There is a 14 pin cable that came with the projector. There should be a 14 pin plug on your computer like the one on the back of the projector. The hand held controller for the projector has a button on the left front that says "computer". Press that. On your computer there should an option for the display image to go to an optional display. On a Dell computer it is a function key 8. You might have to experiment a little. Unfortunately I do not have a mac to confirm my directions so I can only hope this works for you. For me it works great through many presentations. john.day@verizon.net
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Hi! Happy Mac user here - and YES - you can connect it to your Mac via USB. If you want to use the USB port to power the scanner (totally do-able!) then close iPhoto while you scan. If your settings are set to auto-recognize any camera connected, iPhoto will attempt to access the scanner, however you can't use it "live" (with the Mac as a preview screen) but it makes importing quick and easy from the SD card.
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I have no problems connecting this to my MAC. It syncs perfectly fine. Users should be aware that they need to manually install the drivers for this device before use.
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Yes it does. Epson supplies drivers for OS X 10.5.8 through OS X 10.9.x. I have used mine with both OS X 10.8 and 10.9 with out any problems.
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Am using w a new Mac Pro, but requires an ACTIVE connector ($100). Assuming similar set up would work for laptop.
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You need to have the "Samsung Easy Printer Manager" installed for your Mac. You may need to reinstall the driver/software for your printer. DO NOT USE the install disc that came with your printer, it is more than likely out of date. Find software update through your Mac with software updates.
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download the canon easy print photo app and it works like a dream. Just wish I could say the same for getting to work on Wifi with my Macbook Pro
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Hi, if I recall correctly USB 2 was problematic on the G3 PowerMacs. So try to find an used "Orange Micro USB 1.1 / firewire" card (perhaps eBay) and install it in your computer. Then connect your printer to the USB port. I'm assuming that you are using an older version of OS X, so the driver for your printer may not exist for your configuration.
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Absolutely compatible with a connector (no wireless). The connector is readily available at most electronic outlets as a Display Port/VGA Cable and goes for between $20 and $30 depending on where you buy it. With cable in place the process between MAC and projector is seamless.
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I just plug it in in my mac air and also in my iMac using the usb port and images just opened on the screen via iPhoto
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Yes. I use Mac computers, which are very easy to establish a connection with the printer. Can't speak for PC's, but hopefully they've improved their connectivity process. Once you are connected, all I have to do is open my System Preferences > Printers & Scanners > Epson > Scan > Open Scanner > and you are there! It will scan directly to your computer, from either the glass, or the document feeder. The scanner has many many settings, to help you adjust what you are trying to achieve. I purchased the Epson, because of these types of features. MAKE CERTAIN to buy one that is WIFI enabled, so it can connect to your internet, without having to use a wire. Good luck, you will love the Epson! Yes. I use Mac computers, which are very easy to establish a connection with the printer. Can't speak for PC's, but hopefully they've improved their connectivity process. Once you are connected, all I have to do is open my System Preferences > Printers & Scanners > Epson > Scan > Open Scanner > and you are there! It will scan directly to your computer, from either the glass, or the document feeder. The scanner has many many settings, to help you adjust what you are trying to achieve. I purchased the Epson, because of these types of features. MAKE CERTAIN to buy one that is... » Read More Yes. I use Mac computers, which are very easy to establish a connection with the printer. Can't speak for PC's, but hopefully they've improved their connectivity process. Once you are connected, all I have to do is open my System Preferences > Printers & Scanners > Epson > Scan > Open Scanner > and you are there! It will scan directly to your computer, from either the glass, or the document feeder. The scanner has many many settings, to help you adjust what you are trying to achieve. I purchased the Epson, because of these types of features. MAKE CERTAIN to buy one that is WIFI enabled, so it can connect to your internet, without having to use a wire. Good luck, you will love the Epson! « Show Less
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In the software setup it shows how to connect to a computer. If you don't have the software drivers you can download them from the Epson website. You don't need a cable if you connect wirelessly.
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Hello Genevieve. I used the Sabrent cable to connect my old HP1100 Laserjet to a new PC. It interfaced the old cable connect to a USB plug that connected to the new PC. I don't know about its Mac capabilities, but if the Mac has only USB ports, the Sabrent connects to USB. My laserjet cartridge lasts about 2 1/2 years. Good luck. Joe
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You mean "Firewire" cable, not wirefire. You'll need a Firewire 400 cable on both ends, unless you're plugging the camera into a Mac with a Firewire 800 port, in which case you'll need a 400 connector on the end that goes into the iSight and an 800 connector that plugs into your Mac. Do a search on Amazon to find one, or you can try Other World Computing (macsales.com) and you should be able to find what you're looking for. You can also try looking for an Apple-branded Firewire cable on eBay that will be an exact replacement for the one you lost.
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I'm running 10.6.8 without problems, so it should work on your mac. When I first got the printer, it did not work properly with the drivers that came with the machine, but Epson released an update since then that works perfectly. To be sure, check Epson's website to see if anyone has reported any problems with this model of the printer and your current OS.
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MCP 2 :) Drivers can be downloaded @ http://eshop.macsales.com/item/NewerTech/MXPCIEL2ESU3/Simply works as intended. Great device fast, reliable. No Cons, all pros.
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I suspect the answer is it depends on what you mean when you say "connect" - I have mine directly connected to a Mac Mini, however I also have it shared out on my home network so all of the clients on my network (to include non-MACs) are "connected" to my LaCie drive. Hope that helps.