Mouse, Exit | Hitachi CP-X8150, CP-WX8240 manual

Drawing function

Using the Drawing Function (continued)

6. Projector

Temporarily blanks out the display.

Operation

Touching anywhere in the tablet’s operation area recovers the

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display.

Toggles between display/hide the Pattern (grid lines).

Cycles through the display source signals.

• It can be used in the same way as the INPUT button on

the projector’s control panel. However, images cannot be

selected from LAN port or USB TYPE B port.

Turns off the projector.

Touch/click the icon for three seconds or so.

• If you turn the projector off while using the drawing function,

any unsaved drawings will be lost.

7. Mouse

When the computer screen is displayed, this function operates the

Operation

computer like a simple mouse or keyboard.

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In order to use this function, connect the USB TYPE B port of the

projector with a USB (A) port of the computer via a USB cable.

Then select MOUSE for the projector’s USB TYPE B function

setting.

Works like the Page Down button on a keyboard.

Works like the Page Up button on a keyboard.

Works like the left-click button on a mouse.

Works like the right-click button on a mouse.

Moves the mouse’s cursor in the direction of the arrow.

8. Exit

Closes the tool bar and exits the drawing function.

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When exiting the drawing mode, all unsaved drawings are lost.

9.Minimize Minimizes the tool bar.

Touching the minimized tool bar icon displays the tool bar again.

CP-WX8240, CP-X8150 specifications

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