Kodak Dp 800 Projector User Manual

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21The products will tell your Macintosh that a serial com-
munications device is connected. This means that the
Interactive Remote Control together with the Apple
Macintosh driver will work just like your ordinary mouse.
Setup procedureu
Follow the User Manuals guide for connecting the
product to a Macintosh.
u
Connect the serial data cable (8 pin) to the serial
connector on the buffer box of your 5m buffer cable.
u
Attach the other end to either the MODEM or
PRINTER port on your Macintosh.
u...

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22Special considerations:
The communication with the hardware is handled via a
serial communications connection to your Macintosh.
As with all communication devices, extra care must be
taken both in connecting the device and using it. Here
are some points to remember:1.
The hardware serial connection must be connected
to either the MODEM or PRINTER port of your
Macintosh. If you connect to the printer port, you
must check the Use Printer Port option in the
control panel.
2.
When using the remote...

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23AppleTalk:To turn off AppleTalk do the following:1)
Select Chooser from the Apple menu
2)
Select the Inactive radio button in the AppleTalk
area (lower righthand side of the window)
3)
You may have to restart your Macintosh
Using the Remote Controller:Make sure to complete the procedures above. To open
the Remote Controller (control panel) double click on
the icon in the control panel folder. Each time you open
the control panel, it will check to see if the mouse driver
is installed in the...

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24The window is divided into
4 main sections.1.
The logo (upper left)
2.
The primary controls area (upper right)
3.
The remote controller picture, options popup menu
and custom setting input area (centre)
4.
The on-line help area (bottom)
The logo:
Clicking here will bring up the about box (also includes
telephone numbers for technical support)
The primary controls area:
In figure 1 (above) the on/off button indicates that the
mouse driver is installed and activated (red LED
indicates that...

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25The options popup menu:
Figure 2 shows control panel:
The Options Menu
The options menu (figure 2) allows you to associate
certain actions with pressing the secondary button
(small grey key) on top of the Interactive Remote Con-
trol. There are 5 pre-defined selections as well as Cus-
tom  (see below). As an example, say that you want the
secondary button to emulate the Enter key. Simply
choose the Enter key item in the popup menu and thesoftware will link your choice to the secondary button....

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26very useful when doing click-drags in either the Finder
or word-processor. To release, press the secondary
button again.
The On-Line help area:
Moving the mouse over different items of the window
will activate the on-line help for that item. In figure 1, 
the mouse is over the controller graphic, and the on-line
help is giving you some information pertinent to it
(notice that the on-line help for includes the driver
version, this way you can easily check if you have the
latest driver...

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27VOLUME +
The VOLUME + is used to control the sound when the
Projector is used together with a video source or a
computer with a sound card. Press the VOLUME + to
increase the volume.
VOLUME –
The VOLUME – is used to control the sound when the
Projector is used together with a video source or a
computer with a sound card. Press the VOLUME – to
reduce the volume.
ZOOM
Press this key to zoom the projected image to the
desired size.
FOCUS
Press this key to focus the projected image.
SOURCE
The...

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28Using the menusEnter the MAIN MENU
With the Interactive Remote Control or the Control
Panel, press the MENU key to get the MAIN MENU.
Then use the pressure sensing pad  to move the
mouse pointer to a menu icon and click the button 
(left mouse) underneath the Interactive Remote Control
or the Enter key on the Control Panel. You click once to
select the icon and once more to activate it. If the icon
has a level 2 window, this will now appear on the
screen. You may then change the settings in...

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29
Adjust
brightness/
contrastPicture
Adjust 
image
settings
Adjust 
product/source 
synchroni-
sation
Adjust 
picture
position
Adjust
Zoom /
Focus
Expand
image
Compress
image
Run automatic
system setupConfigurationUtilities
Change 
picture 
orientation
Advanced 
picture adjust-
ments
Choose menu
language
Change to
alternative 
picture mode
Show accumulated
lamp time
Dedicate func-
tion to the
ZAP button
Info
Show test 
picture
Turn off 
projector
SourceSelect
external
computer
as source
Select...

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30A typical level 2 window
Above is a typical level 2 window. All these windows
have a number of controls and at least two buttons, one
OK-button and one Cancel-button. After having done
the changes you wish to do, select the OK-button to
save the new settings and exit the window. If you want
to exit the window without saving the changes you
made, select the Cancel-button. You select the buttons
by moving the mouse pointer over them, and click the
button underneath the Interactive Remote...