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

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Capturing JPEG, BMP, TIFF or PNG files created
with other applications
Press the Capture image button
On the file search window, select your desired image files for conversion and
press the [Open] button.
Press the [Capture all] button, and all image files in
the currently open folder will be captured.
Images not to be capturedThe following images cannot be read even if they are in JPEG, BMP, or TIFF format:
• Images with more than 10,000 dots vertically or horizontally.
• BMP images compressed in RLE format
• TIFF images compressed in LZW format
• JPEG or TIFF images in CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black).
• Images compressed in JPEG2000
Capturing files by drag-and-drop operationImage Creator 1.0A supports drag-and-drop operation. When you choose a file or a
folder to be converted and drag and drop it on the shortcut icon or the window of the
application, Image Creator 1.0A starts automatically and the file(s) are captured.
Drag and drop onto the shortcut icon. Drag and drop into the window.
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Sorting images
Drag the desired image to the desired spot and drop the
image.
A green bold line is shown vertically between images.
Release the mouse button on the desired location, and the
image will move there.
Deleting images
(1) Select images for deletion
While pressing the [CTRL] key, repeat clicking:
Two or more image can be selected.
While pressing the [SHIFT] key, click:
All images between two images can be selected.
(2) Right-click to display submenu and select
[Delete from list].
If you choose Delete all images from the list, all
captured images will be deleted.
(3) Click Yes when a confirmation window is displayed.The images will be deleted from the thumbnail display.
Note:
Alternatively, the following steps may be taken:
Right-click to select [Sort...] in the submenu and move images on the [Sort
images] setting screen.
Note:
The original images will not be deleted even captured images are deleted.
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JPEG conversion format check box
If you select this check box with  , the file and directory names will be converted
into DCF format upon saving. If the   mark is not given, files will be saved in the
name shown under each image on the thumbnail screen.
For details of DCF standard, refer to DCF standard on page 65.
Note:
When a file is saved onto the SD card, it is forcefully converted into DCF format.
Create a thumbnail check box
If you select this check box with  , a reduced image (i.e., a thumbnail) will be
created in JPEG format and embedded into the image file upon saving.
Note:
When a file is saved onto the SD card, a thumbnail is forcefully created. 
JPEG quality adjustment slide bar
You can adjust the quality (compression ratio) of a JPEG image to be saved using
Save to the SD card or Save to the other folder button.
If you choose higher quality, a file becomes larger; if you choose lower quality, a file
becomes smaller. (The size of the lowest quality file is about one fifth of that of the
highest quality.)
Note:
The JPEG format is suitable for natural pictures such as photographs. For
presentations created with PowerPoint and illustrations made with graphic
software, there may be significant loss of picture quality even if you choose a
higher quality.
Make conversion settings when writing an
image.
You can specify how to convert images when saving
images onto the SD card or into other folders on the
Setup screen displayed by choosing Setup from the
Setup menu or on the JPEG quality adjustment slide
bar on the main screen.
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Note:
You can create a new folder using the Create New Folder button. However, in
Windows 98SE/Me, this button does not appear.
Saving to other folder (directory)
With the Save to other folder button, you can save captured
images onto the hard disk of your PC or onto MO disk or
others.
Select [Save in other folders] on the main screen of
Image Creator 1.0A, and select the destination folder for
saving:
On the [Specifying destination folder for saving] screen, in the
[File location] menu, or using the folder icon, move to the
location of the folder from which you want to write, open the
folder, and then press the [Save] button.
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DCF standard
DCF standard has the following requirements:
Directory (folder) nameDirectories must be created under a DCIM directory.
• Data located in directories other than DCIM directory is not recognized.
A directory name must be made of a three-digit number (directory number) + 5
alphabets (e.g. 100abcde).
• Numbers between 100 and 999 can be used for a three-digit number and 37
different characters can be used for 5 alphabets including 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, v, w, x, y, z, _(under bar). (The
name is not case sensitive. Double-byte characters cannot be used.)
Multiple directories with the same three-digit number (directory number) cannot be
created.
Layering of directories is not supported.
File nameA file name must be made of 4 alphabets + a four-digit number (file number) + .jpg
(extension) (e.g. abcd0001.jpg)
Four alphabets:37 characters, including 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o,
p, q, r, s, t, u, v, w, x, y, z and _ (under bar) are available. For four-digit numerals,
numbers ranging from 0001 to 9999 are available. (Upper and lower cases can be
used.)
Multiple files with the same four-digit number (file number) cannot be created in the
same directory.
File formatOnly Exif2.1-compliant JPEG image is supported.
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Notes: •If three or more folders are found, press the   button and the next three (or
less) folders will be shown in turn.
•If no thumbnail has been incorporated in the image file in advance, it will take a
longer time before image appears.
•A folder that contains no image file cannot be selected.
•To return to the folder selection screen, press the MENU button.
Notes: 
•If ten or more files are found, press the  button when the bottom row files are
highlighted, or press the  button when the right bottom file is highlighted.
This will show another nine (or less) files in turn.
•To return to the file selection screen, press the MENU button.
•If ON has been selected for auto play, the image will be displayed in full
screen mode and automatic replay will start.
How to use SD card
Playing images of SD Memory Card
Change to SD CARD using the input switching
(RGB) button of the projector or remote controller
A folder selection screen appears.
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Using [ ], select a folder and press [ENTER].
A file selection screen appears.2
Using [ ], select a file(s) and press the [ENTER]
button
The selected image will be displayed in full screen mode.
If OFF has been selected for auto play,  the  and  buttons can select the
previous or next image for display.
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SD Viewer (SD guide display)
Displayed indications are different between those on the folder selection screen and
those on the file selection screen as described below.
Folder selection screenTop row:Name and number of the folder selected by cursor /number of all
folders
Middle row:Free space on the SD Memory CardBottom row:Settings of automatic play (auto play) including:
Auto play ON/OFF, play interval, repetition times 
File selection screenTop row:Name of folder, and name and number of the file selected by cursor
/number of all files
Middle row:Free space on the SD Memory CardBottom row:Settings of automatic play (auto play) including:
Auto play ON/OFF, play interval, repetition times 
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							Using [ ], select items, and using [  ], make
settings.4
Press the [MENU] button.
The menu screen appears.1
Using [ ], display the SD Memory
Card screen.2
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Settings of automatic play (auto play) 
Since automatic play is set to OFF on shipping, the following settings are necessary.
PICTUREPICTURE MODE
COLOR TEMP.
BRIGHT
CONTRAST
SHARPNESS
WHITE BALANCE R
WHITE BALANCE G
WHITE BALANCE B
STANDARDSTANDARD
STANDARD
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SELECT:[^][@]
ADJUST:[{][}]ENTER:[ENTER]
  ESC:[MENU]
SD CARDAUTOPLAY
REPEAT
INTERVALOFFON
1
5 sec
SELECT:[
↑][↓]
ADJUST:[←][→]ENTER:[ENTER]
ESC  :[MENU]
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Auto play:ON: When images are projected, frames will be displayed in turn automatically 
OFF: Image frames will not be changed automatically.
Repeat:1 to 10: If Auto play is set to ON, image projection cycle will be repeated
automatically by selected times.
Continuous: If Auto play is set to ON, image projection cycle will be repeated
endlessly.
Play interval:This specifies the time period for changing to the next image if Auto play is set to ON. The period can be set to 5 to 60 seconds with the steps of 5 seconds.
Notes: 
It may take time until the image is projected on the screen depending on images.
In such cases, the play interval may become longer than the set time.
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							When setting of automatic play is complete, set the channel to [SD CARD] using the
input change (RGB) button of the projector or remote control. Settings of automatic
play will be displayed in the bottom row of SD VIEWER.
Select a desired folder for automatic play, then select image files and display a
magnification screen, and from now on images will be projected in turn following the
settings of automatic play. During automatic play, the user can press the [MENU]
button to stop the play.
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Uninstallation of software
Wireless Manger 3.0
From desktop, go to [Start] →[All programs] →[Wireless
Manager], and select [Uninstall Wireless Manager ver3.0].
Follow the instructions on the screen to uninstall the software.
Image Creator 1.0A
From desktop, go to [Start] →[All programs] →[Image Creator],
and select [Uninstall Image Creator ver.1.0A].
Follow the instructions on the screen to uninstall the software.
Wireless LAN Driver
For Windows XP
Set the supplied CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive.1
In the CD-ROM, go to [Wireless Card] and run
[setup.exe].
This activates the uninstalling software.
2
Confirm the checkmark in [Remove] is proper and click
[Next].3
When an Uninstalled message appears, click [Finish].4
For Windows 2000/Me/98SE:
Go to [Start] →[All Programs] →[Wireless Card], and
run [Uninstalled].1
Confirm the checkmarks in [Remove] is proper and
Click [Next].2
Confirm that checkmark in [Yes, I want to restart my
computer now.] and click [Finish].3