Panasonic Part For Network Functions And SD Memory Card Functions PT-L735NTE Manual

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For Windows Me/98SE:
An example screen of Windows Me is shown below.
(1) Right-click [My network] and open the Properties.
(2) Select [Panasonic Wireless LAN PC Card] and click
[Properties].
(3) Enter the IP address of the same segment as the IP
address that was set for the projector.
(4) Enter the same value as the subnet mask that was
set for the projector.
(5) Set the gateway (infrastructure mode only), click [OK]
and return to the previous screen.
(6) Click [OK].
(7) Click [Yes].
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For Windows CE:
The diagram below shows an example screen of Personal Digital Assistant (PDA).
However, different screens may be found depending on manufacturers and models:
typical settings when the projector is just shipped from the factory or when Simple
Connection is turned ON.
(1) On  a PDA, go to [Settings] →
[Connect To] →
[Network adaptor], then select
[Gemtek Wireless LAN PC Card] and click [Properties].
(2) Check [Use specified IP address] and set the address of the same group as the
projector.
(3) Set IP address to [192.168.10.20] and set subnet mask to [255.255.255.0] and
click [OK].
(4) If the projector uses WEP (encryption ), go to [Start] →
[Settings] →
[System] →
[Wireless Settings] and select [Encryption].
(5) Change Encryption (WEP) from “Disabled” to 64 bits or 128 bits. Checkmark
“Create Keys Manually”,  enter the same WEP key as the projector in
hexadecimal (0-9, A-F) into Key 1 and click [Apply].
To enter WEP settings of the projector with characters, use hexadecimals with
reference to the ASCII code table on the next page.
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Network setting
Settings for use of optional wireless card (ET-CDWL2E)
For Windows XP:
No dedicated utility software is required. For details, see the manual for Windows XP.
(1) Turn ON the power supply of the projector.
(2) Go to [Start] →
[Programs] →
[Connect To] →
[Show all connections] and select
[Wireless network connection].
(3) Right-click the [Panasonic Wireless LAN PC Card]
icon and select [Show available wireless networks].
A wireless network connection screen will appear.
(4) From the [Available wireless network] list, select the
SSID (Panasonic Projector is selected on factory
shipping) of the projector and click [Connect To].
Notes:
• Enter the information of WEP key (entry with characters) in [Network key] before
clicking [Connect To] if encryption (WEP settings) has been set. (“No WEP” is
selected on factory shipping)
• To confirm the detailed settings of the network, click the [Wireless network
settings] icon on the network connection screen. 
						

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For Windows 2000/Me/98SE:
(1) Double-click the resident icon at the right bottom of the
PC screen.
This activates the utility software.
(2) Click the item of [Profile Setting] and click [Add].
(3) Enter the set name of the network, click [Next] and
enter the network name (the SSID of the projector
with which you want to make connection; selection on
factory shipping is Panasonic Projector).
Network setting
Notes:
Do not use the utility software when the system is in Simple Connection. Using it
may cause some problem in connection with the projector.
Note:
To alter any set information, select the set name for alteration with the mouse and
then click [Edit].
(4) Select the communicate mode, select [Automatic] for
communication speed and click [Next]. 
						

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Notes:
• The communicate mode is not compatible with the ad
hoc mode. Select either peer-to-peer (802.11 ad hoc)
or Access Point (infrastructure).
• Some other cards than the optional item (ET-
CDWL2E) are compatible only with ad hoc mode.
Such cards cannot be used.
• To make setting for encryption (WEP), select 64 (40)
bits or 128 bits from [Off] and click [Next]. If you do
not want to use it, select [Off].
• The user may select characters or hexadecimals for
WEP entry.
Character entry: five characters in 64 (40) bits and
ten characters in 128 bits.
Hexadecimal entry: use 0-9 and A-F in 10 figures and
20 figures, respectively.
• The WEP key should be consistent with the settings
on the projector side; do not change the default key
of “1”.
Note:
The state of linking indicates the condition of
connection with the projector. Click [More...].
(5) Select [Disable] for [IP Setting] and click [Complete].
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For Windows CE:
The diagram below shows an example screen of Personal Digital Assistant (PDA).
However, different screens may be found depending on manufacturers and models:
typical settings when the projector is just shipped from the factory or when Simple
Connection is turned ON.
(1) On  a PDA, go to [Start] →
[Settings] →
[System],
and select [Wireless Settings].
(2) Set Mode to [802.11 Ad Hoc] and set SSID to
[Panasonic Projector] and click [OK]. Note:
If [Wireless Settings] does not appear, make PDA hard reset.
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Use of Wireless Manager 3.0
Live mode
Start-up
Go to [Start] →[All Programs] →[Wireless Manager], and
select [Wireless Manager 3.0]
Select the function you want to use in the window when it appears as shown below.
Images on the personal computer screen are directly transferred to the projector.
Since a single personal computer occupies the projector in this mode, the wireless
card does not allow other personal computer(s) to connect to the projector.
Selecting the transfer mode
Right-click the resident icon at the
right bottom of the PC screen, go to
[Option], and select [Live settings].
Four modes are available for
selection: [Normal mode], [Natural
pictures mode], [Fast mode], and
[High quality mode]. [Normal mode] is
selected on factory shipping.
Notes:
• 
If [Use Simple Connection] has been
checkmarked, setting of the IP address for
the personal computer, the SSID for the
wireless LAN, communicate mode and other
options will be automatically carried out.
When a down list appears on the right,
select different numbers for computers if you
use two or more personal computers.
• If [Restore to original LAN Setup when
finished] has been checkmarked, the LAN
settings before Simple Connection are
restored when Wireless Manager ends if
Simple Connection is used.However, in
Windows XP, this check box does not
appear. If [Use Simple Connection] has not
been checkmarked, [Restore to original LAN
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Use of Wireless Manager 3.0
In live mode
The colour of icon changes to green from blue, which is normal, and a checkmark is
given to “Live mode” of the task tray.
Quitting and resuming live mode
Click “Live mode” on the task tray. It toggles between Quit and Resume.
Alternatively, double-clicking the resident icon will help you do this.
Note:
The display speed in live mode depends on the CPU performance of the personal
computer. If the display speed is too slow, select another transfer mode, or use a
personal computer with superior CPU performance.
Meeting mode (screen capture)
Images on the personal computer screen are captured and images are transferred to
the projector.
This mode allows the user to send images from two or more personal computers
without switching the connection of wireless card. In addition, checkmarking [Save
image] in optional setting will allow the user to use a once captured image for
projection more than once in presentation mode.
Capture mode
[Full screen]:
The entire screen image of the personal
computer will be captured and displayed in
PictureBox.
[Region]:
Part of personal computer screen (rectangular
region) will be cut and captured.
[]:
This allows the user to select and capture one of 
windows displayed on the PC screen. 
To do this, drag and drop the [ ] icon onto 
the window that you want to capture.
[]:
This button is for changing full display. Every
press on this button changes the screen size.
[Option]:
Press this icon and a screen will appear for
different settings of screen capture (acquisition).
Note:
If [Capture and send
image] is checkmarked
in option, the image will
be transmitted to the
projector simultaneously
with image capture. 
						

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Selection of capture format
This function allows selection of format when the image is captured.
[PNG]:
The image quality is not deteriorated, but this format is not suitable for natural
pictures.
[JPEG]:
This compression format is suitable for natural pictures. However, this is not
suited to images that contain many characters because of remarkable quality
deterioration. Further, only JPEG allows the user to adjust the image quality
optionally.
[BMP]:
This format does not use compression, and the size of image data becomes
extremely large.
Operations after image acquisition
If [Capture and send image] is checkmarked:
The PC screen image is transmitted to the projector when it is captured.
If [Capture and send image] is not checkmarked:
No other operations are executed than image acquisition
If [Save image] is checkmarked:
Captured image data will be saved in the specified folder. The [ ] button
allows the user to change the destination folder.
Setting of capture delay time
If your personal computer is too low in its ability, sometimes the PC screen image
may not be captured successfully. In such cases, adjust the delay time to the
optimal level. However, no need for this adjustment, normally.
Progress bar: 
The bar chart indicates the progress while the image is transferred to the
projector.
Use of Wireless Manager 3.0