Panasonic Cf Vdw07bh Owners Manual

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Mode :  Connect        OfflineView
Backlight : LOW MIDHIGH
Profile : Profile 1
Setting the Wireless Display
Menu ButtonPress Menu button.
The setting menus are displayed.
General Menu
By selecting [General], you can change the mode setting, the backlight setting and the
profile setting. You can establish the settings for the wireless display.
General Wireless Battery Option Version
Default settings
100%ExcellentOK Cancel
The saved screen is displayed.
(
 page 38)
Electronic wave conditions (Excel-
lent, Good, Poor, Associated, Scan-
ning)
Remaining battery charge
General Wireless Battery Option Version
Network Type : AdHoc
SSID : cfvdw07-17498
Channel : 11
TxRate mode : Fully Automatic
WEP Encryption : disable
Rate (Tx/Rx) : 11Mbps / 11Mbps
Display IP :   10.  98. 185. 106
PC IP :   10.  98. 185. 105
Net Mask : 255.    0.     0.     0
AES Encryption : disable
100%ExcellentOK Cancel
Wireless Menu
By selecting [Wireless], the wireless settings (for connection with the computer) and
current state are displayed (cannot be changed). To change the settings shown on this
menu: 
 page 35The profile name will be displayed.
When setting a profile, a wireless
display can be connected to an-
other computer. Up to four profiles
can be set. (
 page 33)
After selecting the profile, select
[Connect], and the connection will
be taken place using the profile.
This screen is a sample.
The display will indicate whether
AES Encryption is set to be en-
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Set the high temperature mode func-
tion to [Normal temperature] or
[High temperature].
When using the wireless display in a
high-temperature environment, be
sure to set the wireless display in the
high-temperature mode.
Setting the Wireless Display
Battery Menu
By selecting [Battery], the battery status will be displayed.
General Wireless Battery Option Version
100%ExcellentOKCancel
Run the refresh battery.
When the confirmation message is
displayed, select [Yes].
Once the battery indicator turns green,
the battery pack will be completely
discharged, the computer will power
off automatically, and then charging
will commence. It takes approximately
2 hours until the power automatically
goes off through the complete dis-
charge of the battery from the fully
charged state.
Allow the battery pack to charge un-
til the battery indicator turns green.
(While charging, the backlight is
turned off automatically.)
NOTE
The battery will not be refreshed correctly in the following cases.
• When the power of the wireless display is cut.
• When the electric power becomes disconnected (e.g., electrical outage, acci-
dental removal of the AC adaptor, etc.).This screen is a sample.
Status :Full Charge
Voltage : 8154mV
Current :       0mA
Temperature : 26.2 °C (79.2 °F)
Remain : 100%
Error : None
  Refresh Battery : Execute
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Option Menu
By selecting [Option], you can establish the individual settings for the wireless display.
General Wireless Battery Option Version
100%ExcellentOK Cancel
Default settings
Change the password that is input to
run the wireless display.
Set the resume function to [Normal
resume] or [Quick resume], then se-
lect [OK].
Normal Resume:
The wireless connection is dis-
abled during display off.
Quick Resume:
Only the screen is turned off dur-
ing display off.If there is no input from the
touchscreen or button for a certain in-
terval of time, the display may be
turned off.
Set the interval of time to [30 sec],
[1 min], [2 min], [5 min], [10 min],
[20 min], [30 min] or [disable], then
select [OK].
Wireless Connection : Setup
Power on Password : Change
Supervisor Password : Change
Touchscreen : Calibration
LCD Off Timer : 30 min
LCD Off Mode : Normal resume
Power Off Timer : disable
Set or change the Super-
visor Password.
Change the settings of the wireless
connection in the following proce-
dure.
1Select [Setup].

Enter the Supervisor Password,
then select [Enter].
2Select the profile that has been set
on the following screen, then se-
lect [OK].
3Set the network by the same pro-
cedure as 
  3  ,  4   and  5  of “Setup
the Wireless Display” (
 page
19). 
Select profile.
Profile 1 Profile 2
Profile 3 Profile 4
If there is no input from the
touchscreen or button for a certain in-
terval of time, the power may be
turned off.
Set the interval of time to [30 sec],
[1 min], [2 min], [5 min], [10 min],
[20 min], [30 min] or [disable], then
select [OK].
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Version Menu
By selecting [Version], the version information will be displayed.
General Wireless Battery Option Version
Model No. : CF-VDW07Bxx
Firmware : Vx.xxLxxx
Wireless Controller : xx. xx. xx. xx
Serial No. :xxxxxxxxxx
100%ExcellentOK Cancel
“x” will change depending on the configura-
tion of the wireless display.
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You can set the wireless display properties as follows.
1Select [Wireless Display Setup Utility] in the following
procedure.
Windows XP[start] - [All Programs] - [Panasonic]
Windows 2000[Start] - [Programs] - [Panasonic]
2Enter the Supervisor Password.
The Supervisor Password is not set at the time of the pur-
chase.
Press the Menu button, select [Option], then set the Su-
pervisor Password.  (
 page 33)
3Set the wireless display settings, TCP/IP and WEP.
You can set them for each profile.
Wireless Display Setup Utility
Changing the Wireless Display Settings
Change the profile name.
Change AES  Encryption.

Select [Key], and set AES Key using phrase or binary,
then select [OK].
Change WEP Encryption.

Select [Key(s)], and set WEP Key(s), then select [OK].
When adding the check mark here, the MeiWDS profile
setting (one profile only), such as the password or AES
Encryption, is also set to the computer connected to the
wireless display.
After finalizing the settings, select [Next], then select
[OK].
(If another screen is displayed after selecting [OK], se-
lect [OK].)
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Changing the Wireless Display Settings
4At the confirmation screen, select [Next].
The message “These settings will be sent to your display”
will then be displayed. Select [OK].
5
[Set up your PC] screen will be displayed.
Enter the Wireless LAN and TCP/IP settings shown on
the screen to your computer, then select [Finish].

[Completed] screen will be displayed.
Select [Finish].
The MeiWDS and the wireless display cannot simul-
taneously make settings. (
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1Select [MeiWDS Setup Utility] in the following proce-
dure.
Windows XP[start] - [All Programs] - [Panasonic]
Windows 2000[Start] - [Programs] - [Panasonic]
2Enter the Supervisor Password, then select [OK].
In the default setting, the Supervisor Password is set to
“supervisor”.
3Set the password and AES Encryption settings, then se-
lect [Next].
If the setting between the computer and wireless dis-
play does not confirm (e.g., the display has changed to
another one.), set it again in the following procedure.
Set AES Key Length.

Select [AES Key], and set the AES Key(s) using phrase
or binary, then select [OK].
Set AES Key Lifetime.
4On the confirmation screen, select [Finish].
On the confirmation screen, select [OK] and then restart
the computer.
The MeiWDS and the wireless display cannot simul-
taneously make settings.
Set the AES Key setting after setting the wireless dis-
play. (
 page 35)
When selecting  on the taskbar, the menu is dis-
played.
[Password] and [Exit MeiWDS] are enabled when
adding the check mark for [Enable tray menu] in the
MeiWDS Setup Utility.
·Password : Set the same password as that is
set in [Option] menu.
·About MeiWDS :The software version and copy-
right are displayed.
·Exit MeiWDS : Exit the program.
NOTE
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Capturing the Screen
Capture Button
If you want to playback the currently displayed screen later,
you can save the screen data onto the memory (up to 100
images)*
1.
*1The number of the data that can be saved is different according
to the image.
Press Capture button.
The currently displayed screen is saved, and is added at the
end of the already-saved images.
Displaying Saved Images
Menu Button
1Press Menu button.
2Select [General] - [OfflineView], then
select [OK].
The saved image and the following panel will be
displayed.

Displaying the previous
image (high-speed mode)Image number
The number of images saved
Delete the image data
Displaying the next image
(high-speed mode)
Displaying the next image
(The same operation is possible by pressing the
Capture button.)
Displaying the previous image
 (The same operation is possible by pressing the R-Button.)
When the power is cut by an operation other than pressing the power switch (e.g.,
when the wireless display is running on battery and the battery is inadvertently
taken out, or when the AC adaptor is accidentally pulled out from the power outlet
and no battery is in the wireless display), all saved images are lost.
Only the screen image is displayed, and operations such as input and selection
cannot be performed on the screen.
To close an image that has been saved and display the previous screen:
1Press Menu button.
2Select [General] - [Connect], then select [OK].
Delete
>
<  >
Moving to the four cor-
ners of the screen
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No display after
powering on
An afterimage appears
“Connection timeout” is
displayed
“No server found” is
displayed
“Authentication failed” is
displayed
“Too many clients” is
displayed
Troubleshooting
Has the computer or wireless display been set to the
power-saving mode?
To resume operation of your computer from the
condition the power of the display is off (for energy
conservation purposes), touch the screen.
If an image is displayed for a prolonged period of time,
an afterimage may appear.  Set the screensaver.
Confirm the IP address, subnet mask, network type,
and SSID settings on both the computer and the
wireless display.
Confirm the operation of the wireless LAN on the
computer.
If your computer and the wireless display do not power
off normally due to a reason such as a network error, it
may take two or three minutes to reconnect.
Wait for a moment, then connect again.
Put the wireless display close to the computer.
Confirm that  is on the taskbar.
Confirm the IP address of the computer that has been
set on the wireless display.
Confirm the password for both the computer and the
wireless display.
Disconnect the wireless display during operation and
reestablish the connection.
When a problem occurs, refer to this page.  If a problem appears to be related to a software
application, read the software related manual.  If you still cannot troubleshoot the problem,
contact Panasonic Technical Support.
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“Illegal data received” or
“Initial image receiving
timeout” is displayed
Software keyboard has
been closed
An afterimage appears
(i.e., green, red, and blue
dots remain on the
display) or there are dots
not displaying the correct
colors
Confirm whether the network is working properly or
not.
Confirm the AES key length setting with the following
procedure.

Windows XP
[start]  - [All Programs]  - [Panasonic]  - [MeiWDS Setup
Utility]
Windows 2000
[Start] - [Programs] - [Panasonic] - [MeiWDS Setup
Utility]

Press the Menu button, select [Wireless], and confirm
the AES Encryption setting.
Restart the computer.
Select [Software Keyboard] with the following
procedure.
Windows XP
[start] - [All Programs] - [Panasonic]
Windows 2000
[Start] - [Programs] - [Panasonic]
High-precision and advanced technologies are
necessary in the production of color liquid crystal
displays (color LCDs). Therefore, if 0.002% or less of
the picture elements either fail to light or remain
constantly lit (that is, more than 99.998% of elements
are functioning properly), no defect is considered to
exist.
Troubleshooting