Projecting images stored in a memory card

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This projector can read the image data of JPEG format stored in a memory card to project the images on the screen.

For example, you can perform the presentation without a computer by converting the presentation data prepared on the computer into JPEG format and then saving in the memory card. (It cannot reproduce the motion in the same manner of the Microsoft PowerPoint animated effect.)

Read this page carefully before using this function.

About memory cards

 

• The card slot on the projector conforms with PC Card Standard TYPE II.

* The Toshiba IPC5019A, BUFFLO RFD-A2 SmartMedia PC card interface

Use a memory card and converter adapter (PC card adapter) compatible

adapter cannot be used.

to this type of card slot.

• For security, we recommend you to back up the data stored in the

• The following ATA-compatible recording media (on the market) is

memory cards before use. (Note that Toshiba will take no responsibility

available. In this manual all such cards are explained in general as

for damages, loss of profits, etc., due to lost data or other problems

“memory card”.

 

causing from the use of the projector.)

•

Flash ATA card

 

 

•

SmartMediaTM card (used with a SmartMediaTM PC card adapter)

About JPEG files

•

CompactFlash card (used with a CompactFlash PC card adapter)

1) Folder names must have no more than 11 characters, file names no

•

Memory Stick (used with a Memory Stick PC card adapter)

more than 8 characters.

•

Multimedia card (used with a Multimedia PC card adapter)

2) Only compatible with files with the following extensions: .jpg, .JPG, .jpeg,

• SD Memory card (used with an SD Memory card PC card adapter)

.JPEG

• TOSHIBA mobile HDD MEHDD20A

3) The total number of Sub-folders and files in a folder should be within

Note that inserting other memory cards, adapters or PC cards with

512.

different functions into the projector may damage the card or cause

4) Depending on the JPEG compression format, it may take time to display

malfunction.

 

 

images.

 

 

 

• Memory cards confirmed to operate properly on the projector

5) Depending on the JPEG compression format, some images may not be

Toshiba does not guarantee the whole operation.

used on the projector.

• Flash ATA card:

I-O DATA PCFCA-96M (96MB), PCFCA-128M (128MB)

6) The maximum available file size is 1 MB.

• SmartMedia card:

TOSHIBA PDR-SM16 (16MB), PDR-SM32 (32MB), PDR-

7) The maximum available image size is 1280 x 1024 dots.

 

 

SM64 (64MB)

* If you record the JPEG file into the memory card after converting the

 

Adapter:

FUJIFILM PC-AD3B, OLYMPUS MA-2

 

JPEG files with the exclusive utility software (contained in the supplied

• CompactFlash card:

SanDisk SDCFB-64-505 (64MB), SDCFB-128-505 (128MB)

CD-ROM), the processing time of the 4) above can be shortened.

 

Adapter:

SanDisk SDCF-31

 

Moreover, the restrictions above-mentioned in the 5) to 7) can be eased.

• Memory Stick:

SONY MSA-32A (32MB)

 

 

Adapter:

SONY MSAC-PC2N

 

• Multimedia card:

I-O DATA PCMMC-32MS (32MB)

 

 

Adapter:

I-O DATA PCMMC-ADP

 

• SD Memory card:

Panasonic RP-SD032 (32MB)

 

 

Adapter:

Panasonic BN-SDAAP3

 

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TLP-X10U, TLP-X20U, TLP-X11U, TLP-X11, TLP-X20 specifications

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