Sony BKM-B30NW User manual

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SERVICE MANUAL
NETWORK ADAPTOR
BKM-B30NW US/CND/AEP/E
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MODEL DEST. CHASSIS NO. MODEL DEST. CHASSIS NO.

!WARNING
This manual is intended for qualified service personnel only.
To reduce the risk of electric shock, fire or injury, do not perform any servicing other than that
contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so. Refer all servicing to
qualified service personnel.
!WARNUNG
Die Anleitung ist nur für qualifiziertes Fachpersonal bestimmt.
Alle Wartungsarbeiten dürfen nur von qualifiziertem Fachpersonal ausgeführt werden. Um die
Gefahr eines elektrischen Schlages, Feuergefahr und Verletzungen zu vermeiden, sind bei
Wartungsarbeiten strikt die Angaben in der Anleitung zu befolgen.Andere als die angegeben
Wartungsarbeiten dürfen nur von Personen ausgeführt werden, die eine spezielle Befähigung
dazu besitzen.
!AVERTISSEMENT
Ce manual est destiné uniquement aux personnes compétentes en charge de l’entretien.Afin
de réduire les risques de décharge électrique, d’incendie ou de blessure n’effectuer que les
réparations indiquées dans le mode d’emploi à moins d’être qualifié pour en effectuer d’autres.
Pour toute réparation faire appel à une personne compétente uniquement.
BKW-B30NW

BKM-B30NW
CAUTION
Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.
Replace only with the same or equivalent type
recommended by the manufacturer.
Dispose of used batteries according to the
manufacturer’s instructions.
Vorsicht!
Explosionsgefahr bei unsachgemäßem Austausch
der Batterie.
Ersatz nur durch denselben oder einen vom
Hersteller empfohlenen ähnlichen Typ. Entsorgung
gebrauchter Batterien nach Angaben des
Herstellers.
ATTENTION
Il y a danger d’explosion s’il y a remplacement
incorrect de la batterie.
Remplacer uniquement avec une batterie du même
type ou d’un type équivalent recommandé par le
constructeur.
Mettre au rebut les batteries usagées conformément
aux instructions du fabricant.
ADVARSEL!
Lithiumbatteri-Eksplosionsfare ved fejlagtig
håndtering.
Udskiftning må kun ske med batteri
af samme fabrikat og type.
Levér det brugte batteri tilbage til leverandøren.
ADVARSEL
Lithiumbatteri - Eksplosjonsfare.
Ved utskifting benyttes kun batteri som
anbefalt av apparatfabrikanten.
Brukt batteri returneres
apparatleverandøren.
VARNING
Explosionsfara vid felaktigt batteribyte.
Använd samma batterityp eller en likvärdig typ
som rekommenderas av apparattillverkaren.
Kassera använt batteri enligt gällande
föreskrifter.
VAROITUS
Paristo voi räjähtää jos se on virheellisesti
asennettu.
Vaihda paristo ainoastaan laitevalmistajan
suosittelemaan tyyppiin.
Hävitäkäytetty paristo valmistajan ohjeiden
mukaisesti.
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BKW-B30NW
For the customers in the Netherlands
Voor de klanten in Nederland
Dit apparaat bevat een MnO
2 -Li batterij voor memory
back-up.
Raadpleeg de instructies deze handleiding voor het
verwijderen van de batterijen.
NL
•Gooi de batterij niet weg, maar lever hem
in als KCA.
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Table of Contents
1. Operating Instructions
1-1. Operating Instructions .................................................................................1-1
1-2. Installation Manual for Dealers.................................................................1-22
1-3. About Ferrite Core ....................................................................................1-24
2. Service Informations
2-1. Board Layout...............................................................................................2-1
2-2. Disassembly ................................................................................................2-2
2-2-1. QN Board Removal....................................................................2-2
2-2-2. Main Parts Removal on the QN Board ......................................2-3
2-2-3. BKM-B30NW Tool for Writing Software .................................2-4
3. Spare Parts
3-1. Notes on Repair Parts..................................................................................3-1
3-2. Exploded Views ..........................................................................................3-2
3-3. Electrical Parts List .....................................................................................3-4
3-4. Miscellaneous..............................................................................................3-7
3-5. Packing Materials & Supplied Accessories ................................................3-7
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Section 1
Operating Instructions Reprinted from the
operating instructions
© 2001 Sony Corporation
BKM-B30NW
4-085-252-01(1)
BKM-B30NW
Network Adaptor
Operating Instructions
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1-1. Operating Instructions

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WARNING
Owner’s Record
The model and serial numbers are located at the rear.
Record these numbers in the spaces provided below.
Refer to these numbers whenever you call upon your Sony
dealer regarding this product.
Model No. Serial No.
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not
expose the unit to rain or moisture.
To avoid electrical shock, do not open the
cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified
personnel only.
For the Customers in the U.S.A.
If you have any questions about this product, you may
call: Sony’s Business Information Center (BIC) at 1-
800-686-SONY (7669)
or Write to: Sony Customer Information Services Center
6900-29 Daniels Parkway, PMB 330 Fort
Myers, Florida 33912
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This
device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this
device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with
the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of
the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and
can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and
used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more
of the following measures:
Declaration of Conformity
Trade Name: SONY
Model: BKM-B30NW
Responsible Party: Sony Electronics Inc.
Address: 680 Kinderkamack Road, Oradell
NJ 07649 U.S.A.
Telephone No.: 201-930-6972
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and
receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different
from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician
for help.
You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not
expressly approved in this manual could void your authority
to operate this equipment.
For customers in Canada
This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-
003.
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Table of Contents
Before Using
Features..................................................................... 4 (GB)
Precautions ............................................................... 5 (GB)
AboutThis Manual.................................................... 5 (GB)
Location and Function of Parts and Controls........ 6 (GB)
Preparation
Preparations for Using the Networking Function.. 7 (GB)
System Configuration ................................................... 7 (GB)
Using the PC Card......................................................... 9 (GB)
Using a Mouse and Keyboard....................................... 9 (GB)
Setting Up the Display (Network Adaptor) ........... 10 (GB)
Setting Up from the Display ....................................... 10 (GB)
Setting Up from a Computer....................................... 14 (GB)
Basic Operation Flowcharts .................................. 16 (GB)
Operations from a Computer....................................... 16 (GB)
Operations from the Display ....................................... 18 (GB)
Operation
Operations from a Computer................................. 21 (GB)
Preparations................................................................. 21 (GB)
Running a Presentation Using the Slide Viewer ......... 22 (GB)
Displaying an Excel File Using the
Worksheet Viewer .................................................. 25 (GB)
Displaying an Image Using the Image Viewer ........... 25 (GB)
Using File Manager..................................................... 28 (GB)
Controlling the Display from a Computer .................. 29 (GB)
Operations from the Display.................................. 31 (GB)
Preparations................................................................. 31 (GB)
Running a Presentation Using the Slide Viewer ......... 32 (GB)
Displaying an Excel File Using the
Worksheet Viewer .................................................. 33 (GB)
Running a Slide Show Using the Image Viewer ......... 35 (GB)
Connecting to the Internet........................................... 37 (GB)
Others
Troubleshooting...................................................... 38 (GB)
Specifications ......................................................... 40 (GB)
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• Microsoft, Windows and PowerPoint are the registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or
other countries.
• Netscape Navigator is a trademark of Netscape Communications Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
• All other product and company names mentioned herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

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Features
File Manager Function
Use of a computer’s Web browser enables you to add
files stored in the computer to the Display (Network
Adaptor) or delete files stored in the Display (Network
Adaptor) by operating the computer.
Web browser built-in
The Internet Explorer 4.0 and its equivalent is built
into the Network Adaptor, allowing you to connect to
the Internet.
Memory function
The Network Adaptor can store a file imported from a
computer or a memory card.
When you store the file, you can create a password to
prevent unauthorized people from opening it.
Start up window
You can directly select the Internet Browser,
Presentation Viewer, Image Viewer or Desktop
window from the Start up window.
The Network Adaptor for the Flat Panel Display* has
built-in Windows CE and is compatible with
networking. Connecting to a Local Area Network
(LAN) allows you to run a presentation using a file
stored in a computer connected by the same LAN. You
can open the file from a computer located far from the
Display (Network Adaptor) as well as one in the same
conference room. Connecting to the Internet only with
the Display (Network Adaptor) is also available.
When you have access to the Display (Network
Adaptor) through the Web browser of a computer, you
can control the Display (Network Adaptor) or make
presentations from that computer.
Connection to a LAN
The Network Adaptor is equipped with the ETHER
connector and a PC card slot, which allows you to
connect the Network Adaptor to LAN by using the
LAN cables or the specified/recommended LAN PC
card. Installing a wireless LAN PC card to the PC card
slot enables wireless LAN connection.
PC card slot incorporated
The Network Adaptor is equipped with a PC card slot.
Inserting the PC memory card, in which data are
stored, into this slot allows you to run a presentation
easily without using a computer.
Presentation Viewer Function
The Network Adaptor has built-in simple Microsoft
PowerPoint and Microsoft Excel viewer funtions,
named Slide Viewer and Worksheet Viewer,
respectively. The functions allow you to run a slide
show using a PowerPoint file or to project an Excel
file without any conversion.
Image Viewer Function
The Network Adaptor has built-in Image Viewer
function, allowing you to view images created in the
JPEG, BMP, GIF or PNG format, to set up a slide
show, and to run a slide show using the images.
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* For installing the network adaptor to the Display, please consult qualified Sony personnel.
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Precautions
Caution
Before you turn off the Display, make sure to exit
any application software which is running.
Otherwise, system damage may occur and you may
not be able to restart the Display.
•Recommended system requirements for the Display
(Network Adaptor) are as follows:
–Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows 98 SE,
Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows Me
•Make sure to use the specified/recommended LAN
PC card, wireless LAN PC card, PC memory card
and wireless LAN access point. Also use the
specified/recommended wireless LAN PC card to
install into the connected computers.
Using a device not specified/recommended may
cause incorrect operations.
For the specified/recommended devices, see the supplied
“Specified/recommended PC Card/Wireless LAN Access
Point.”
•To prevent data loss, make backup of data frequently.
In no event will Sony be liable for any loss of data.
•Please note that the software specifications are
subject to change without notice.
•Some of the illustrations in this manual may differ
from the actual application software.
AboutThis Manual
This manual explains networking operations when the
adaptor is attached to the Flat Panel Display PFM-
42B1.
On-line Help files are also available. When you access
the Web server of the Display (Network Adaptor), a
Help sentence will appear on a computer when you
rest the pointer over each item.
In the Windows CE window of the Display (Network
Adaptor) you can open the help file by clicking Help
from the Start menu. The Windows CE of the Display
(Network Adaptor) does not support some functions.
The Help file for Slide Viewer, Worksheet Viewer or
Image Viewer opens when you click the button on
the tool bar of the respective application window.
Refer to the Operating Instructions of the PFM-42B1 for
operations other than networking.
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Location and Function of Parts and Controls
Y/C
COMPOSITE
VIDEO IN
1VIDEO IN connector
Y/C connector (mini DIN 4-pin): Connects to the Y/
C video output of the video equipment.
COMPOSITE connector (phono jack) : Connects to
the composite video output connector of the video
equipment.
2PC CARD slot
The recommended LAN PC card or memory card can
be attached according to your requirements.
3Ether connector (10/100BASE-T)
Connect to a computer on the same LAN with the
LAN cable when you use the networking function of
the Display (Network Adaptor).
4Keyboard connector (for USB keyboard)
Connect a keyboard,
Notes
•You cannot connect equipment other than the
keyboard to this connector.
•Connect the keyboard before the power of the
Display is turned on.
5Mouse connector (for USB mouse)
Connect the mouse.
Notes
•You cannot connect equipment other than the mouse
to this connector.
•Connect the mouse before the power of the Display is
turned on.
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You can connect to the LAN with the LAN cable (10/
100BASE-T) or wireless LAN by attaching the
wireless LAN PC card. You can also use the memory
card.
This section describes the tasks that are required for
using the networking function of the Display (Network
Adaptor).
System Configuration
Attaching the PC card
When you connect the Display (Network Adaptor) to
the wireless LAN, attach the wireless LAN PC card to
the PC CARD slot of the Network Adaptor.
To remove the PC card from the slot, press the eject
button.
Preparations for Using the Networking Function
Insert the card with the
arrow mark facing
toward the slot.
PC card
Connecting to LAN using the LAN cables
The eject button pops out
when inserting.
LAN cable
LAN cable
LAN
cable
LAN cable
Computer
Computer
Computer
to
Hub/router
ETHER
connector
Display (Network Adaptor)
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Connecting to wireless LAN using the
wireless LAN access point
Notes
•For details on the recommended PC card or wireless
LAN access point, see the attached “Recommended
PC card/wireless LAN access point.”
•When you use LAN, you must set the IP address. For
details of setting the IP address, etc., see the supplied
“Setting up the network configuration”on page 11
(GB).
Connecting to wireless LAN without using
the wireless LAN access point (Peer to
Peer mode)
Notes
•For details on the recommended PC card or wireless
LAN access point, see the attached “Recommended
PC card/wireless LAN access point.”
•When you use LAN, you must set the IP address. For
details of setting the IP address, etc., see the supplied
“Setting up the network configuration”on page 11
(GB).
Using the memory card
If you store a file created with Microsoft PowerPoint
in a memory card and insert it into the PC CARD slot,
you can run a presentation without connecting a
computer.
For attaching and removing the PC card, see “Attaching the
PC card”on page 7 (GB).
For details on the recommended PC card, see the attached
“Recommended PC card/wireless LAN access point”.
Wireless LAN PC card
(recommended)
(IEEE802.11b compliant)
Wireless LAN PC
card (recommended)
(IEEE802.11b
compliant)
to Hub/router
Computer
Computer
Wireless LAN PC card
(specified)
(IEEE802.11b compliant)
Wireless LAN access
point (recommended)
(IEEE802.11b compliant)
PC CARD
slot Display (Network Adaptor)
Wireless LAN PC
card (specified)
(IEEE802.11b
compliant)
Display (Network Adaptor)
Computer
Wireless LAN PC
card (recommended)
(IEEE802.11b
compliant)
PC memory
card (Type II)
Display (Network Adaptor)
PC CARD
slot
Preparations for Using the Networking Function
PC CARD
slot
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Using the PC Card
The PC CARD slot on the Network Adaptor accepts
one PCMCIA Type II PC card. To connect to a LAN,
it is required to insert the specified/recommended LAN
PC card or wireless LAN PC card into this slot.
You can also insert the recommended PC memory card
into this slot. Storing the file created with Microsoft
PowerPoint or Excel, or the image file in a memory
card enables you to display a file or run a presentation
without connecting to a computer.
Notes
•Do not turn off the Display or restart Windows CE of
the Display while the PC card is writing or reading.
•Make sure to use the specified/recommended LAN
PC card, wireless LAN PC card or PC memory card.
For the specified/recommended cards, see the
supplied “Specified/recommended PC Card/Wireless
LAN Access Point.”
•The driver software for the specified/recommended
PC cards is installed into the Network Adaptor at the
factory. Installing any other driver software is not
required and cannot be done.
For inserting and removing the PC card, refer to
“Attaching the PC card”on page 7 (GB).
Using a Mouse and Keyboard
When you operate the Display (Network Adaptor) for
setting up the Display (Network Adaptor), running a
slide show, etc., use the supplied mouse.
For keyboard operation, use a commercially available
USB keyboard.
Notes
•Connect the mouse and keyboard to the Display
(Network Adaptor) before turning on the power of the
PFM-42B1.
•A multi-function USB keyboard cannot be used with
the Display.

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Setting Up the Display (Network Adaptor)
Basic setups such as IP address and wireless LAN
settings are necessary for networking operations of the
Display (Network Adaptor). You can set them up
either from the Display (Network Adaptor) or a
computer connected to the same LAN.
Before setting up
•Attach the Network Adaptor to the PFM-42B1.
•Turn on the Display with the #/ 1key on the Remote
Commander supplied with the PFM-42B1 or control
panel of the Display.
•Press the OPTION key on the Remote Commander to
set the input to INPUT 3 PC. The Start up Window is
displayed.
•When you set up from the Display, operate with the
supplied mouse and keyboard or connected keyboard.
For information on the screen keyboard, see page 31 (GB).
•After the above preparations, turn on the computer
from which you set up the Display.
Setting Up from the Display
Setting the password
You can set a password for protection against access
from remote network users.
1
Click Desktop View in the Start up window.
2
From the Start menu, click Control Panel in the
Desktop window.
3
Double-click the Password icon.
The Password Properties dialog box appears.
Password Properties
Administrator
Name:_ root Password:_I
Confirm password:_
User
Name:_ Password:_
Confirm password:_
4
Specify the Password for Administrator, then enter
the same password again in the Confirm password
text box for Administrator.
The Name of Administrator is preset as “root”at
the factory. It cannot be changed.
5
Specify the Name and Password for User, then
enter the same password in the Confirm password
text box for User.
When you are required to enter the password for
Administrator or User while you are operating the
Display from a computer, enter the Name and
Password which you set in steps 4and 5.
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Setting up the network configuration
Setting up the network configuration, such as IP
address setting, is necessary for building a LAN
connection. The IP address of the Display (Network
Adaptor) will be displayed on the task bar of the Start
up and the Desktop windows of the Display.
If the connection environment is changed, you need to
set up the network configuration again.
For details, contact your network administrator.
1
Click Desktop View in the Start up window.
2
From the Start menu, click Control Panel in the
Desktop window.
3
Double-click the Network icon.
The Network Configuration dialog box appears.
4
Select the driver name according to the network
connection type.
You can select one of the following driver names.
NE2000 Compatible Ethernet Driver: When
using the recommended NE2000 compatible PC
LAN card.
Wireless Ethernet Driver: When using the
specified wireless LAN PC card.
On-board LAN: When using the ETHER
connector to connect to LAN.
The selected driver’s setting dialog box appears.
5
Confirm that the “Specify an IP address”radio
button is selected, and set the necessary items.
The IP Address is initially set to “192.168.0.1,”
and the Subnet Mask is set to “255.255.0.0”at the
factory.
'Wireless Ethernet Driver' settings
IPAddress
192.168. 0 . 1
255.255. 0 . 0
. . .
An IP address can be
automatically assigned to this
computer. If your network
does not automatically assign
IP addresses, ask your network
administrator for an address,
and then type it in the space
provided.
Name Servers
Obtain an IP address via DHCP
Specify an IP address
IPAddress:
Subnet Mask:
Default Gateway:
_
_
_
_
_
6
Click the Name Servers tab to display the Name
Servers dialog box, then set the necessary items.
'Wireless Ethernet Driver' settings
IPAddress
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
Name server addresses may be
automatically assigned if DHCP
is enabled on this adapter.
You can specify additional
WINS or DNS resolvers in the
space provided.
Name Servers
Primary DNS:
Secondary DNS:
Primary WINS:
Secondary WINS:
_
_
_
_
7
Click the OK button.
The Network Configuration dialog box reappears.
8
According to your requirements, click the
Identification tab and set the necessary items.
9
Click the OK button.
When you use a wireless LAN PC card
If you select Wireless Ethernet Driver in step 4, follow
the steps below after performing step 7.
1Click the On-board LAN tab.
2Remove the check from the “Enable On-board
LAN”checkbox.
3Click the OK button.
The window in step 3reappears.
Note
Once the On-board LAN was deactivated, it is not
shown in the driver names of the Network
Configuration dialog box. If you want to select On-
board LAN, check the Enable On-board LAN
checkbox, then repeat from step 3in “Setting up the
network configuration.”

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Setting up a wireless LAN environment
When you are using a wireless LAN PC card, it is also
necessary to set up the Network Adaptor following the
steps below.
Using a wireless LAN access point
Set up the access point you are connecting to as
follows.
1
Click Desktop View in the Start up window.
2
From the Start menu, click Control Panel in the
Desktop window.
3
Double-click the Wireless LAN icon.
The Wireless LAN settings dialog box appears.
4
Click the Edit button.
The Access Point settings dialog box appears.
5
Enter a Nickname.
The Nickname identifies the access point. Enter up
to 32 characters for the Nickname using
alphanumeric characters and symbols (ASCII
characters). If multiple access points exist, make
sure to assign a different name to each one.
6
Enter the Access Point ID.
Type the ID specified for the access point you are
connecting to.
7
Enter the Encryption Key.
Type the encryption key, if it is set and is active on
the access point.
8
Click the OK button.
The Wireless LAN settings dialog box reappears.
9
Click the radio button of the Nickname you want
to use, and click the OK button.
Connection is made to the selected access point.
To connect to an access point which is
already configured
If multiple access points exist, you can assign up to
four Nicknames for them. If you want to connect to an
access point which is already configured, select a radio
button next to the relevant Nickname then click the
OK button in the Wireless LAN settings window.
Connection is made to the selected access point.
Note
When the manufacturer of the wireless LAN card
inserted into the Display (Network Adaptor) and that
of the wireless LAN access point are not the same,
how to enter the encryption key may differ. If the
encryption key appears in hexadecimal values, enter
the hexadecimal values for Encryption Key.
When no communication is taking place
between the access point and the Display
(Network Adaptor)
If the channel for the access point is set to 12–14, set it
to any channel between 1 and 11.
Notes
•Contact qualified Sony personnel if any trouble
occurs when you are using the specified/
recommended Sony wireless LAN PC card.
•If the manufacturer of the wireless LAN card and
that of the wireless LAN access point are not the
same, communication by enabled encryption does not
take place correctly.
Setting Up the Display (Network Adaptor)
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Peer to Peer (Ad-hoc) mode
To connect to a wireless LAN between the Display
(Network Adaptor) and computers without using the
wireless LAN access point, follow the steps below on
the Display (Network Adaptor) only.
1
Follow steps 1to 5in “Using the wireless LAN
access point.”In the Access Point settings dialog
box, set the Nickname of this mode.
2
Click the checkbox next to Peer to Peer.
3
Enter an optional Access Point ID.
You can type up to 32 alphanumeric characters for
the ID.
4
Enter the Encryption Key if you want to make it
active.
5
Click the OK button.
The Wireless LAN settings dialog box reappears.
6
Click the radio button of the Nickname you entered
in step 1.
The Peer to Peer mode takes effect.
For connected computers, it is necessary to enter the
same Access Point ID, Encryption Key and Nickname
as those entered in the procedure above. For details,
refer to the Operating Instructions of the wireless LAN
PC card inserted into the computers.
Notes
•Use wireless LAN PC cards of the same
manufacturer both for the Display (Network Adaptor)
and the computer.
•If Peer to Peer (Ad-hoc) is configured on one of the
connected computers, perform step 1, then steps 3to
6above to enter the same Access Point ID and
Encryption Key as those of the computer and an
optional Nickname on the Display (Network
Adaptor).
•Select Peer to Peer (Ad-hoc) only for one of the
Display (Network Adaptor) and computers on the
same LAN.
•When you use Peer to Peer (Ad-hoc) mode, you need
to set a dedicated IP address and Subnet Mask for this
mode on the Display (Network Adaptor) and the
computer.
Checking connection with the access point
You can check if the Display (Network Adaptor) is
correctly connected to the access point.
1
Click Desktop View in the Start up window.
2
Double-click the (reception level indicator) icon
on the task bar of the Desktop window.
The window that indicates the connection status
between the Display (Network Adaptor) and the
access point appears.
3
Check the following.
•Status: Shows OK if the Display (Network
Adaptor) has a correct recognition of the wireless
LAN PC card.
•Access Point ID
•Connection: Connection status with the access
point
•Access Point: Information about the connected
access point
•Channel: Assigned channel
•Encryption Key: Encryption enabled or disabled
on the connected access point
•Signal Strength: Signal level for communication
between the Display (Network Adaptor) and the
access point
When Access Point ID shows “searching”
Verify if the Nickname, Access Point ID and
Encryption Key are correct. Selecting Edit wireless
Profiles... from the Tools menu opens the Wireless
LAN settings window. If any of the items is not
correct, correct it following steps 4through 9on page
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Setting the date and clock
The clock is displayed on the task bar of the Desktop
window. To set the date and time, follow the steps
below.
You can synchronize the time of the PFM-42B1 with
the time adjusted on the network adaptor and vice
versa.
Synchronizing the time of the PFM-42B1 with
the time adjusted on the network adaptor
1
Click Desktop View in the Start up window.
2
From the Start menu of the Desktop window, click
Control Panel.
3
Double-click the Date/Time icon.
4
Set the date and time.
5
Click APPLY.
6
Click CLOCK MASTER and select NETWORK
ADAPTOR, and then click OK.
Synchronizing the time of the network
adaptor with the time adjusted on the PFM-
42B1
1
Adjust the time on the PFM-42B1.
2
Click Desktop View in the Start up window.
3
From the Start menu of the Desktop window, click
Control Panel.
4
Double-click the Date/Time icon.
5
Set the date and time.
6
Click APPLY.
7
Click CLOCK MASTER and select FLAT
DISPLAY, and then click OK.
Note
As the PFM-42B1 is not equipped with the date
function, you can synchronize only time.
Setting Up the Display (Network Adaptor)
Setting Up from a Computer
Notes
•Connect only the computer you are using for setups
to the Display (Network Adaptor) if the IP address of
the Display (Network Adaptor) is not changed from
the factory-preset one.
•If the browser of your computer is set to “Access the
Internet using a proxy server,”enter the IP address of
the Display (Network Adaptor) in the box “Access
the Internet without using a proxy server”when you
have access to the Display (Network Adaptor) from
your computer.
•The computer may not accept the password for the
Display (Network Adaptor), depending on the version
of the browser. In this case, restart the browser.
Opening the setup window
1
Start the computer’s browser software (Internet
Explorer 4.0 or later versions, or Netscape
Navigator 4.5x or 4.7x version).
2
Type “http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (for the IP address of
the Display)/setup”.
If the IP address is not changed from the factory-
preset one, type “http://192.168.0.1/setup”(when
using a LAN PC card) or “http://192.168.0.2/
setup”(when using the ETHER connector).
If the number of the IP address starts from 0 (zero),
enter the number without 0.
Example: 192.168.000.001 c192.168.0.1
The Password dialog box appears.
3
Enter the Name and Password for Administrator.
If the Password setting is not changed from the
factory-preset one, enter “root”in the Name text
box.
The Setup window appears.
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Setting the password
1
Click the Password icon in the Setup window.
The password setting dialog box appears.
Setup procedure is the same as that operated by the
Display.
For details, see “Setting the password”on page 10
(GB).
2
Click the APPLY button.
Setting up the network configuration
1
Click the Network icon in the Setup window.
The Network configuration window appears.
In this window you can set the items described in
steps 5to 8in “Setting up the network
configuration”on page 11 (GB).
For details, see “Setting up the network configuration”
on page 11 (GB).
2
Click the APPLY button.
The window for restart appears.
3
Click the RESTART button.
The display’s screen is turned off for about 10
seconds, then the display restarts.
The network setting does not take effect until you
restart the Display (Network Adaptor).
Setting up the wireless LAN environment
1
Click the Wireless LAN icon in the Setup window.
The dialog box for setting the Nickname, Access
Point ID, Encryption Key and Peer to Peer appears.
Setup procedure is the same as that operated by the
Display.
For details, see “Setting up a wireless LAN
environment–Using a wireless LAN access point/Peer to
Peer (Ad-hoc) mode”on pages 12 (GB) and 13 (GB).
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Displaying an Excel file on the Display
You can display an Excel file on the Display by
operating from a computer.
Basic Operation Flowcharts
This section describes the operation flowchart for
using the Display via a network or for using the built-
in network function of the Display. There are two
types of flowcharts; for operations from a computer
and for those from the Display. For details, see the
pages in parenthesis.
Required conditions
•The Network Adaptor is attached to the PFM-42B1.
•The Display and computer are connected to the same
LAN.
•The Display and computer are turned on.
•The input of the Display is set to INPUT 3 PC.
Operations from a Computer
Running a presentation using a file
created with PowerPoint
You can control a presentation using a file created with
PowerPoint from a computer.
Starting a Web browser of a computer to access the
Display (Network Adaptor) (page 21)
Start the Internet Explorer 4.0 or later versions, or
Netscape Navigator 4.5x or 4.7x version, and then enter
the Display’s IP address.
Selecting PRESENTATION VIEWER (page 22)
Select the PRESENTATION VIEWER icon in the
Application Select window.
Finding a file you want to use for your presentation
(page 22)
Select where the file is stored, the computer or Display,
then select the PowerPoint file you want. The Slide
Viewer starts.
Setting up a slide show (page 23)
Set which slides to use and how to
advance a slide in a slide show.
Running a slide show
Starting a Web browser of a computer to access the
Display (Network Adaptor) (page 21)
Start the Internet Explorer 4.0 or later versions, or
Netscape Navigator 4.5x or 4.7x version, and then enter
the Display’s IP address.
Selecting PRESENTATION VIEWER (page 25)
Select the PRESENTATION VIEWER icon in the
Application Select window.
Finding a file you want to display on the Display
(page 25)
Select where the file is stored, the computer or Display,
then select the Excel file you want. The Worksheet
Viewer starts.
Displaying an Excel file
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Displaying an image onto the Display
using a file stored in a computer
You can display an image on the Display by operating
from a computer.
Displaying an image or running a slide
show on the Display using a file store in
the Display (Network Adaptor)
By using an image file stored in the Display (Network
Adaptor) or in the PC memory card you can display
the file on the Display by operating a computer. You
can also run a slide show using the slide show setting
file preset on the Display (Network Adaptor).
Starting a Web browser of a computer to access the
Display (Network Adaptor) (page 21)
Start the Internet Explorer 4.0 or later versions, or
Netscape Navigator 4.5x or 4.7x version, and then enter
the Display’s IP address.
Selecting the image Viewer of the Display (page 27)
Select the IMAGE VIEWER icon in the Application
Select window.
Selecting where the file is stored (page 27)
Select FLAT DISPLAY in the Look In window. The
Image Viewer starts.
Selecting a folder to
display (page 27)
Select a folder you want
in the Folder/.SHO File
Select window.
Selecting the setting
file to run a slide show
(page 27)
Select the .SHO file you
want in the Folder/.SHO
File Select window.
Displaying an image Setting up a slide show
(page 27)
Set how to advance a
slide in a slide show.
Running a slide show
Starting a Web browser of a computer to access the
Display (Network Adaptor) (page 21)
Start the Internet Explorer 4.0 or later versions, or
Netscape Navigator 4.5x or 4.7x version, and then enter
the Display’s IP address.
Selecting the Image Viewer of the Display (page 25)
Select the IMAGE VIEWER icon in the Application
Select window.
Selecting where the file is stored (page 25)
Select COMPUTER in the Look In window. The Image
Viewer starts.
Finding a file you want to display on the Display
(page 26)
Select the image file you want by clicking the Browse
button.
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Operations from a Computer
Managing files with File Manager
You can add files stored in a computer to the Display’s
storage or delete files stored in the Display.
Controlling the Display
You can perform various adjustments and settings of
the Display from a computer.
Operations from the Display
Running a presentation using a file stored
in the computer
Immediately after you open a file created with
PowerPoint stored in a computer, you can start a
presentation by operating the Display.
Basic Operation Flowcharts
Starting a Web browser of a computer to access the
Display (Network Adaptor) (page 21)
Start the Internet Explorer 4.0 or later versions, or
Netscape Navigator 4.5x or 4.7x version, and then enter
the Display’s IP address.
Starting File Manager (page 28)
Select the FILE MANAGER icon in the Application Select
window.
Starting a Web browser of a computer to access the
Display (Network Adaptor) (page 21)
Start the Internet Explorer 4.0 or later versions, or
Netscape Navigator 4.5x or 4.7x version, and then enter
the Display’s IP address.
Displaying the control window (page 29)
Click the MORE... button.
Adjusting or setting the Display
Deleting files (page 28)
Select a file in the
Display you want to
delete.
Running a deletion
Adding files (page 28)
Select a file in a computer
you want to add to the
Display’s storage.
Running an addition
Displaying the Desktop window (page 32)
Click Desktop View in the Start up window.
Starting My Display (page 32)
Double-click the My Display icon.
Selecting a file you want to use for your presentation
(page 32)
Enter the name of a computer that stores the file to use,
and select the PowerPoint file. Slide Viewer starts and
the selected file appears in slide view.
Setting up a slide show (page 33)
Set which slides to use and how to
advance a slide in a slide show.
Running a slide show
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Running a presentation using a file stored
in the Display (Network Adaptor) or
memory card
By using a PowerPoint file stored in the Display or in
the PC memory card, you can run a presentation by
operating the Display only.
Selecting a file you want to use for your presentation
(page 33)
Select the PowerPoint file you want in the Open File
dialog box. The Slide Viewer starts, and the selected file
appears in slide view.
Setting up a slide show (page 33)
Set which slides to use and how to
advance a slide in a slide show.
Running a slide show
Displaying an Excel file stored in a
computer
You can display an Excel file stored in a computer on
the same LAN by operating the Display.
Displaying an Excel file stored in the
Display (Network Adaptor) or memory card
You can display an Excel file stored in the Display
(Network Adaptor) or memory card on the Display.
Starting My Display (page 34)
Double-click the My Display icon.
Selecting a file you want to display (page 34)
Enter the name of a computer that stores the file to use,
and select an Excel file. Worksheet Viewer starts, and
the selected file is displayed on the Display.
Selecting a file you want to display (page 34)
Select the Excel file in the Open File dialog box. The
Worksheet Viewer starts, and the selected file is
displayed on the Display.
Starting the
Presentation Viewer
(page 33)
Click Presentation
Viewer .
Starting the
Presentation Viewer
(page 33)
Double-click the
Presentation Viewer icon.
Starting the
Presentation Viewer
(page 34)
Click Presentation
Viewer.
Starting the
Presentation Viewer
(page 34)
Double-click the
Presentation Viewer
icon.
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Running a slide show using an image file
stored in the Display (Network Adaptor) or
memory card
You can run a slide show using an image file stored in
the Display (Network Adaptor) or memory card by
operating the Display only.
Selecting the files you want to use for your slide
show (page 36)
Click the folder which contains the files you want. All the
slides contained in the folder are displayed in thumbnail
windows.
Selecting the slides you want to use for a slide show
(page 36)
Select the slides you want to use. If you want to select all
the slides displayed in thumbnail windows, click Select
all from the Slide Show menu.
Setting up an image (page 36)
Zooming or rotating a slide.
Running a slide show
Select how to advance a slide. A slide show starts.
Connecting to the Internet
Basic Operation Flowcharts
Starting the Image
Viewer (page 35)
Click Image Viewer.
Starting the Image
Viewer (page 35)
Double-click the Image
Viewer icon.
Starting the Internet
Browser (page 37)
Click Internet Browser.
Starting the Internet
Browser (page 37)
Double-click the Internet
Browser icon.
[Start up] window [Desktop] window
[Start up] window [Desktop] window
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Names and functions of the Application
Select window
Having access to the Display (Network Adaptor) opens
the Application Select window. The following shows
the names and functions of the icons and buttons in the
window.
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1Language select button
Clicking opens the language select drop-down list.
Each window has help sentences shown on the lower
part of the window. You can display them in English,
French, German, Spanish, Italian or Japanese.
2FILE MANAGER icon
Starts the File Manager to manage the files stored in
the Display (Network Adaptor).
3IMAGE VIEWER icon
Opens the setup window for displaying image files.
4PRESENTATION VIEWER icon
Opens the select window for starting the PowerPoint
viewer (Slide Viewer) or Excel viewer (Worksheet
Viewer).
5Help
Resting the pointer over each item displays the
instructions for the item. This makes your operations
easier in each window.
6Input select menu
Select the input to the Display.
7Aspect ratio select memu
Sets the aspect ratio of the picture.
Preparations
Starting the browser to have access to the
Display (Network Adaptor)
In order to control the Display (Network Adaptor)
from a computer, you have to access the Display
(Network Adaptor) by starting the browser on the
computer. Suitable browsers are Internet Explorer 4.0
or later versions, and Netscape Navigator 4.5x or 4.7x
version.
1
Turn on the Display.
2
Press the OPTION key on the Remote Commander
to set the input to INPUT 3 PC.
3
Switch on the computer.
4
Start the browser on the computer.
5
Enter the IP address of the Display (Network
Adaptor).
Type “http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (for the IP address of
the Display).”
You can verify the IP address as it is displayed on
the task bar in the Start up and Desktop View
windows.
The Application Select window appears.
When the password is set for the Display, the
password setting dialog box appears. Enter the
Name and Password for User.
For information on the Application Select window, see
“Names and functions of the Application Select
window.”
Operations that follow the above steps are shown
on pages 22 (GB) to 30 (GB).
Notes
•Do not have access to the Display (Network Adaptor)
from two or more computers simultaneously.
•If the browser of your computer is set to “Access the
Internet using a proxy server,”enter the IP address of
the Display (Network Adaptor) in the box “Access
the Internet without using a proxy server”when you
have access to the Display (Network Adaptor) from
your computer.
•If the browser on a computer exits without closing the
application, the Display automatically returns to the
initial Desktop View window after about 30 seconds.
In this case, restart the browser.
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8MORE... button
Opens the control window for the Display.
Running a Presentation Using
the Slide Viewer
You can control the presentation by operating your
computer in the same room or in a location far from
the Display.
What you can do with the Slide Viewer
You can
•run a slide show using the file created with
PowerPoint.
•show a custom slide show if created.
•show a speaker’s note or hide it.
•show a slide or hide it.
•set timings to advance a slide during a slide show.
You can select an automatic or manual slide show.
Notes
•It may take time to display the file depending on your
network configuration.
•As the Slide Viewer is a basic PowerPoint viewer
function, it does not support some features of
PowerPoint. We recommend that you display the file
you are using for your presentation on the Display
before starting the presentation.
•The following fonts are available for the Presentation
Viewer; Arial, Bookman Old Style, Comic Sans MS,
Impact, Symbol, Tahoma, Times New Roman and
Wingdings.
Running a presentation
1
Click the PRESENTATION VIEWER icon in the
Application Select window.
The Look In window appears.
2
Click to select where to search for the file you
want to use for your presentation.
COMPUTER: To select a file stored in a
computer
FLAT DISPLAY: To select a file stored in the
Display (Network Adaptor)
The File Select window appears.
3
Select the file you want to use for your
presentation.
When you select COMPUTER in step 2
Clicking Browse opens the file select window on a
computer. Click the PowerPoint file (.ppt or .pps
file) you want. You can also select the file by
entering the file name in the Browse text box. The
selected file name is displayed in the Browse text
box.
To store the selected file into the Display
(Network Adaptor)
Click to check the “save in Flat Display”
checkbox.
You can set the password for the file, if necessary.
Specify the password in the “password”text box.
This disables the file to open from now on unless
you enter the password.
The file will be stored when you click the Set Up
or View button.
Note
When you delete a file using File Manager,
entering the password is not required even if the
password is set for the file.
BACK button
Click to return to the
previous window.
Password setting box
HOME button
Click to return to the
Application Select window.
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When you select FLAT DISPLAY in step 2
The file list showing the files stored in the Display
(Network Adaptor) or a memory card appears.
Click the PowerPoint file you want. The selected
file name is displayed in the text box.
4
Set up your slide show, if necessary. Click the Set
Up button in the File Select window.
The Set Up Show window appears. You can
specify slides you want to use for your slide show
and set how to advance a slide in the slide show.
Resting the mouse pointer over each item shows its
instruction on the lower part of the window.
Note
If you are running a presentation using the file
stored in a computer, the file is transferred to the
Display (Network Adaptor) at the time you click
the Set Up button. It will take a little time to
display the Set Up Show window on the computer.
How long it takes depends on the file size. During
this time a message will appear.
5
Click the View button in the File Select window or
click the View Show button in the Set Up Show
window.
The slide show starts.
Note
If you are running a presentation using the file
stored in a computer, the file is transferred to the
Display (Network Adaptor) at the time you click
the View button. It will take a little time to display
a slide show on the Display screen. How long it
takes depends on the file size. During this time a
message will appear.
To end the slide show
Click the End Show button. (See page 24 (GB).)
The File Select window returns.
Note
If the message “Flat Display’s memory is full”appears
when clicking the View or Set Up button, delete
unnecessary files stored in the Display using the File
Manager (page 28 (GB)), then try to run the slide show
again. If the message “File size is too large.”appears,
reduce the file size, then try to run the slide show
again.
Tips :
You may make it smaller by clicking Option, then
Save from the Tools menu, and unchecking Save Fast
in the PowerPoint application.
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About the window displayed while the
presentation is running
The following window is displayed during a
presentation.
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1NOTES button
Selects to display/remove a speaker’s note.
2SLIDE button
Selects to display/remove a slide show on/from a
computer’s display.
3File name/slide number
Shows the name of a file and which slide is displayed.
4Slide
Shows the currently displayed slide in the slide show.
The Display’s screen displays only this slide.
5PREVIOUS button
Returns to the previous slide or Animation setting
during the slide show.
6Slide text box
Clicking opens the slide name drop-down list.
When you select a specific slide from the list, it will be
shown.
7NEXT button
Advances to the next slide or Animation setting
immediately.
8Set Up Show button
Returns to the Set Up Show window.
9End Show button
Ends or suspends the slide show to return to the File
Select window.
q; Note
Displays a speaker’s note. It is not displayed on the
Display screen.
qa HOME button
Returns to the Application Select window.
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Displaying an Excel File Using
the Worksheet Viewer
You can display an Excel file on the Display by
operating a computer.
What you can do with the Worksheet
Viewer
You can
•display Excel worksheets to fill the Display screen.
•change the area of a worksheet in view on the
Display screen.
•zoom in or out the displayed worksheet.
Note
As the Worksheet Viewer is a simple Excel viewer
function, it does not support some Excel features such
as a split feature.
Displaying an Excel file
1
Follow steps 1to 3in “Running a Presentation
Using the Slide Viewer —Running a presentation”
on page 22 (GB). Make sure to select an Excel file
(.xls file) in step 3.
2
Click the View button.
The Worksheet Viewer starts.
A worksheet of the selected file is displayed on the
Display.
You can zoom in or out the worksheet displayed on the
screen, and change the area of the worksheet in view
on the Display by using the buttons on the right
window.
When you rest the mouse pointer over each button or
item, its instructions will appear on the bottom of the
window.
Notes
•The range of the displayed area of a worksheet on a
computer and that of the displayed area on the
Display is not the same.
•When you click a cell on a computer, the cell
becomes active if the selected cell is within the area
displayed on the Display. If the selected cell is
outside the displayed area, the area with the selected
cell is centered on the Display’s display.
Displaying an Image Using the
ImageViewer
You can display an image file stored in any computer
on the same LAN or stored in the Display’s storage or
in the memory card installed in the Display. You can
also run a slide show using the slide show setting file
(.SHO file) preset in the Display.
Displaying an image stored in a computer
on the Display
1
Click the IMAGE VIEWER icon in the
Application Select window.
The Look In window appears.
2
Click COMPUTER.
The Image Viewer of the Display (Network
Adaptor) starts, and the Image Viewer window
opens.
Resting the mouse pointer over each item shows its
instruction on the lower part of the window.
Currently selected cell
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3
Select an image file to display.
Click Browse to open the file select window on a
computer. Double-click the file you want.
The selected file name is displayed in the Browse
text box.
4
Click the SHOW button.
A full-screen image of the selected file is displayed
on the Display.
Note
When displaying a large-size image file, such as those
in UXGA format, it cannot be opened due to lack of
memory. In this case, reduce the image to obtain a
smaller file size.
To save time taken for transferring data
When clicking the SHOW button, the file is transferred
to the Display (Network Adaptor). It will take a little
time to display an image on the Display’s screen. To
display the image immediately, transfer all the files
you want to use to the Display (Network Adaptor)
before starting your presentation.
1After step 3in “Displaying an image stored in a
computer on the Display”click the SEND button.
The selected file name appears in the Temporary
File list and the file is transferred to the Display
(Network Adaptor).
Repeat this step until all the files you want are
shown in the Temporary File dialog box.
2Double-click the file name listed in the Temporary
File dialog box.
A full-screen image of the selected file is displayed
on the Display.
Note
If the memory of the Temporary File list is full, the
data transferred earlier will be erased.
About the window displayed while the
Image Viewer is running
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1File name
Shows the file name of the currently displayed image.
2Slide
Shows the currently displayed image on the Display’s
screen.
3Zoom text box
Clicking opens the drop-down list to select the ratio
of enlargement or reduction for the image.
4Rotate text box
Clicking opens the drop-down list to select the
angle of rotation for the image.
Note
When displaying a large-size image file, such as those
in UXGA format, it cannot be opened due to lack of
memory. In this case, reduce the image to obtain a
smaller file size.
5Scroll buttons
Clicking the arrows changes the display area of the
image on the screen, if the enlarged image does not fit
the screen.
6END button
Ends or suspends the full-screen display to return to
the File Select window.
7HOME button
Returns to the Application Select window.
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Note
When you exit the Image Viewer window by clicking
the END or HOME button, the files listed in the
Temporary File will be automatically erased. To store
the files, add them to the Display (Network Adaptor)
using the File Manager function.
For details, see “Using File Manager”on page 28 (GB).
Running a presentation using an image
file stored in the Display (Network
Adaptor)
1
Click the IMAGE VIEWER icon in the
Application Select window.
The Look In window appears.
2
Click FLAT DISPLAY.
The Image Viewer of the Display (Network
Adaptor) starts, and the Folder/.SHO File Select
window opens.
3
Click the folder you want or the folder that
contains the slide show setting file (.SHO file) in
the Folder list on the left of the window.
The contents of the selected folder are listed on the
right.
For details on .SHO files, see “Saving the slide show
setting”on page 36 (GB).
4
Select a folder or .SHO file you want to use, then
click the SELECT button.
The Image Viewer window appears.
5
Select an image file you want to display on the
Display (Network Adaptor).
When you select a folder in step 4
Image files contained in the selected folder are
listed on the right.
Click the file you want.
A full-screen image of the selected file is displayed
on the Display.
Resting the mouse pointer over each item on the
left of the window shows its instructions on the
lower part.
When you select an .SHO file in step 4
The selected .SHO file appears on the right.
Select how to advance slides, and click the SHOW
button. The slide show starts.
Resting the mouse pointer over each item on the
window shows its instructions on the lower part.
END button
Ends or suspends the
display to return to the
File Select window.
HOME button
Returns to the Application
Select window.