Storing Image Files on a Computer

The following describes the procedure for storing image files stored in the built-in memory or on a CF memory card onto a computer’s hard disc and for erasing the files from the computer’s hard disc.

•For image files stored in the built-in memory, connect the copyboard to the computer using the USB cable included in the copyboard package.

•Image files stored on a CF memory card can be stored onto the computer’s hard disc using either a USB cable or a commercially available PC card adapter or CF card reader/writer.

•Computer procedures described here are for reference purposes only, and differ according to the computer’s operating system. For details, refer to the computer’s operating instructions or help files.

•Applicable operating systems: Microsoft Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP

Applicable computers: Computers with full IBM PC/AT compatibility on which one of the above operating systems is installed and operating normally

Storing/Deleting Directly with USB Connections (from built-in memory or CF memory card)

Note:

•When using Windows 98SE and connecting the copyboard and computer for the first time using USB connections, be sure to install the dedicated Windows 98SE driver on the computer before connect- ing. (page 37)

For Windows Me, 2000 and XP, the USB driver is installed automatically. (page 39)

•The built-in memory should be used to store the copyboard information only. Do not use it as tempo- rary storage for computer data. When a large volume of data has been written, the process can take several minutes until completion.

Formatting of the built-in memory of the copyboard from the personal computer is not possible. Also note that formatting the CF memory in the NTFS format is not supported.

•When TIFF files made with the M-5 are opened with the Image Viewer of Windows 98SE and Me, horizontal lines might appear.

In view of this, please use the supplied PLUS Image Viewer or other viewer software.

•To customers using Windows 2000

When file processing (deletion and file movement) of the built-in memory is performed with file Ex- plorer or another utility, please wait more than 20 seconds before performing subsequent the copyboard operations or disconnecting of the USB cable. (It can take 20 seconds or longer to complete the file process in the built-in memory.)

•During memory storage with the copyboard, please do not disconnect the USB cable or access the built-in memory. Doing so could result in the operation of the personal computer becoming unstable. Please do not perform operations of the copyboard during access of the built-in memory from the personal computer. Doing so could result in excessive time being taken for the response, or opera- tion might not be possible.

Connect the USB cable.

Use the included USB cable to connect the copyboard’s USB connector to the computer’s USB port.

Notice:

• Even if the POWER indicator is off, the com- puter automatically recognizes the copyboard when the USB cable is connected.

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M-5 specifications

The PLUS Vision M-5 is a cutting-edge document camera and visual presenter that stands out in the educational and professional sectors. Designed with versatility and high performance in mind, this device caters to the needs of teachers, students, and business professionals alike.

One of the main features of the PLUS Vision M-5 is its high-resolution imaging capability. It offers an impressive maximum resolution of 1080p, ensuring that every detail in documents, images, or 3D objects is captured clearly and vividly. This high-definition output is critical in educational settings where clarity can significantly enhance the learning experience.

Equipped with a 16x optical zoom, the M-5 allows users to focus on intricate details without sacrificing image quality. This zoom feature is particularly beneficial for displaying small texts, intricate graphics, and technical illustrations, making it a valuable tool for subjects that require close examination such as sciences and engineering.

The M-5 also supports a range of connectivity options, including USB and HDMI outputs. This versatility allows for quick and easy connection to various devices such as laptops, projectors, and interactive whiteboards. The USB function enables simple plug-and-play usability, while HDMI ensures high-quality video output to large screens.

Another notable technology found in the PLUS Vision M-5 is its advanced image processing capabilities. It includes features like automatic focus, white balance adjustment, and image enhancement algorithms, which work together to present the best possible image quality. This technology ensures that colors are vibrant and true-to-life, making presentations and lessons more engaging.

The design of the M-5 also deserves mention. Its compact and lightweight structure makes it portable and easy to store, which is particularly advantageous for educators who frequently move between classrooms. The foldable arm design ensures convenience without compromising on the camera's functionality.

Furthermore, the PLUS Vision M-5 integrates seamlessly with interactive software applications. This compatibility allows educators to annotate and highlight documents in real-time, fostering an interactive learning environment. The ability to capture still images and videos adds another layer of functionality, enabling users to create digital content for further study or sharing.

Overall, the PLUS Vision M-5 combines high-quality imaging, versatile connectivity, and user-friendly features, making it a top choice for anyone in need of a reliable visual presenter. Whether in a classroom or a boardroom, it empowers users to deliver impactful presentations, enhance collaborative learning, and foster creativity.
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