TV Mode (Presentation)
Microsoft PowerPoint data created on a PC can be converted into JPEG files using the supplied JPEG Addin Software and then presented on the TV.
See pages 46 and 47 on how to create presentation files.
Performing Presentation
1 Press ![](/images/new-backgrounds/1211826/21182663xi2.webp)
to select “PRESENTATION”,
then press SET.
• Make sure a folder (pink) containing presentation files exists in the index.
2 Press MENU.
3 Press ![](/images/new-backgrounds/1211826/21182663xi4.webp)
to select “START”, then press SET.
• Only folders containing presentation files will be displayed in the Index Area.
• To customize presentation data, press MENU again, then select “SET CONTENTS”. (p. 33)
4 Press ![](/images/new-backgrounds/1211826/21182663xi6.webp)
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![](/images/new-backgrounds/1211826/21182663xi8.webp)
to select a folder, then press SET.
•The first slide is displayed.
To display the next slide:
Press
.
• Pressing displays previous slide.
To exit presentation:
Press CANCEL.
– Note –
•Selecting “RETURN TO MENU” will redisplay the Main Menu. Selecting “RETURN” changes the display back one level. Selecting “EXIT” returns display to first level of hierarchy (p. 27).
•Slides will be presented in the order they were selected. You can confirm presentation files and the order in the index. This data is stored on the unit until selections are deleted. (p. 33)
•Only folders entitled “PRES_***” (last 3 digits “***” are variable) are recognized as presentation folders. If you change the folder name on a PC, only change the last 3 digits, otherwise, it will not be recognized.
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Table of Contents
Slide Show Settings
PC Mode Setup
Using the Applications
Presentation
Things You Should Know
Main Features
Accessories
Operating Precautions
Safety precautions
To avoid damage to the Battery
To ensure longer battery life
Card Data Protection
Folder Structure
Before Using
Compatible Card
Copying and Backup
Copying Memory Card PC Card HDD
Copying PC Card HDD Memory Card
Copying Memory Card PC Card
Data files will not
Be copied
Copy Mode pp ~23
TV Mode pp ~41
PC Mode pp ~49
Selecting Modes
Index Of Controls
Front View
Left Side View
End View
Using the Carrying Case
Carrying the Unit
Attaching the Hand Strap
Upper compartment with the PC Card HDD mark facing upward
Recharging the Battery Pack
Power Lamp Indications During Charging
Recharge is complete when Power Lamp goes out
To remove the Battery
PC Card Slot
Inserting the Card
SD Memory Card Slot
Turning the Power On
HDD Safety Switch
Remaining Battery Life Display
Place unit on a flat, level surface
Copy Mode Display Indicator
Displaying Menu Indicator Flowchart
Press SET
Press Menu
Copy Mode Menus
Copy Mode Copying
To cancel copy in progress
Press
Copying will be performed
Display the menu. p
Formatting Cards
Format the SD Memory Card
Format the PC Card HDD
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Devices
Press to select YES, then
TV Mode Setup
Setup Connections
Turn on the TV and set it to Video mode
Insert the Card into the unit. p Set COPY/TV Mode to TV
Menu Area
TV Mode TV Mode Functions
Initial Screen
TV Mode Display Information
Displayable Image Formats
Folders and Files
Menu SET
Viewing Images in the Index
TV Mode Image Display
Using the Sub Menu
TV Mode Album
Selecting the Background Brightness
To go to next or previous pages
To return to Index Area Press Menu
TV Mode Slide Show
Menu Cancel SET
Performing Slide Show
To pause the Slide Show
Selecting Images
TV Mode Slide Show Settings
Press to return to Slide Setup
Setting Screen Transition Effects
Setting Screen Transition Speed
TV Mode Presentation
Performing Presentation
Then press SET
To display the next slide
To unselect images
Selecting Presentation Content
To preview the presentation contents Rehearsal
TV Mode Editing
Example when selecting Select
Deleting Images Delete
Press to select EDIT, then press SET
For select copy, follow How to Select Images instructions on
Copying Images Copy
Protecting Images Protect
Press to select YES, Continue or CANCEL, then press SET
How to Select Images
Press Menu when image selection is finished
Display an Image from an album
TV Mode Full Screen Playback
Display an Image from the index
Enlarging an Image Zoom
Displaying the Sub Menu
Before operating any function, press Menu for Sub Menu
To return image to normal size
When Left is selected
Rotating an Image Rotate
To save rotated images
Select Save from the rotate menu, then press SET
To cancel properties display
Repeat the above procedure
Processing Image Color Color Effect
Displaying Image Information Properties
PC Mode Setup
System Requirements
System requirements are shown below
USB
PC Mode USB Driver
Mode
PC Mode Operation with the PC
File Operations
Disconnecting Unit from PC
To turn unit power off while PC is connected
To change the Card
To replace the Card
PC Mode Using the Applications
Installation
Setup folder, double-click on Setup.exe
Start PowerPoint confirming that the icon, right, is added
Presentation File Creation
Click Start, Settings, and Control Panel
PC Mode Other
Uninstalling Jpeg Addin Software
For Windows 2000/XP
HDD Safety Switch Operation
For Windows 98SE/Me
Copy Mode Liquid Crystal Display
PC Mode Liquid Crystal Display
TV Mode TV Screen Display
Reset Function
Turn unit back on
Before Requesting Service
Off if no operation is performed for 5 minutes
Card cannot be displayed using this unit
If Backup is set to on, available space is
Confirm card capacity on a PC as some data on
Reduced by half
Specifications
Compatible Memory Cards
Image Playback
Copy Functions
Dimensions
Weight
Operating Weight
Battery Life
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