User manual SANYO MEDIA CARD IMAGER 2

[. . . ] However, you may make a single copy of this software solely for backup or archival purposes. Any transfer of this software instantly terminates this agreement and releases us from any possible liability. The Owner's Manual accompanying the software is subject to change without notice if it should be improved. Any damaged CD-ROM disk or product documentation may be replaced within the period of one month from the date of receipt. [. . . ] This program can edit the data for presentation and record them in a memory card. Media Card Imager 2. 0 Help This file show the function of Media Card Imager and how to use the software. q Media Card Utility 2. 0 This software is used to make or delete the data in a memory card through PC CARD SLOT of the LCD projector. Connect to the LCD projector with the cable supplied with the projector. Media Card Utility 2. 0 Read Me This file show the function of Media Card Utility and how to use the software. -8- Starting/Terminating Media Card Imager Select [Programs] from Start Menu, and then select Media Card Imager. To terminate the program, select [Exit Media Card Imager] on the [File] menu. -9- Basic Operation Edit When Media Card Imager starts, Editing Window appears as follow. Edit the image data from PowerPoint or a digital camera, or image data in other types to make the slide data for presentation. Media Card Imager can edit the image data in various format types, such as JPEG, BITMAP, or TIFF type. NOTE : When importing the image data from PowerPoint file, PowerPoint software should be installed in the computer. Editing function · Screen Capture This function is used to capture and import the image data on the display as it is. · Effects Settings Display Timer Each slide data can be set when turning to the next data at [Display Timer] on the [Tools] menu. Refer to the Owner's Manual of your projector. - 10 - The image data is displayed in thumbnail format on the Editing Window. Changing the order of the slide data, or copying, cutting, or pasting the image data can be operated just by selecting menu on the tool bar, or handling the mouse. Other Settings Editing conditions and file formats of the image data can be set by operating [Tools] or [Option] on the Tool bar. Refer to Media Card Imager 2. 0 Help for details. CAUTION TO DELETE THE IMAGE DATA FROM EDITING WINDOW, USE [Release Image File] ON THE [Tools] MENU. IF THE DATA IS DELETED BY [Delete File], ORIGINAL IMAGE FILE IS DELETED COMPLETELY. - 11 - Save the Data The data edited by Media Card Imager can be saved as Index, or Project. Refer to "Saving Formats" (page 14) for details. Saving as Index The data saved as Index can be projected through PC CARD SLOT of the LCD projector directly. (Read column below corresponding with the drive you select). Saving to PC Card drive of the computer. 1. Click "OK" button. - 12 - Saving to PC CARD SLOT of the LCD Projector. 1. Set the LCD projector to MCI mode, and select "Card access. " (Refer to Owner's Manual of the LCD projector for details. ) 2. Click and Mark [Main Unit (Serial Connection)] on the Make Index dialog box. (If there is message, "There is no response from the main unit side. ", make sure if the LCD projector is connected to the computer properly or if the LCD projector is set to "Card access" properly. ) 3. The message of completion is displayed on the monitor of PC when the data is completely saved in a memory card. (There is no message displayed on the projected screen of the projector during saving the data. ) Saving as Project The data saved as Project can't be projected with the LCD projector. [. . . ] If the indexes are more than 16 in the memory card, assign the order of the indexes in the card with [Edit Index Sequence] on the [File] menu. Refer to Media Card Imager 2. 0 Help for details. CAUTION When using a memory card and saving the data with Media Card Imager, please observe the following. q When using a memory card with Media Card Imager, the card should be used as saving Index data only. If there are Index data and other data together, the data can not be read properly. [. . . ]