User manual HITACHI WNM80

[. . . ] USERS GUIDE WIRELESS NETWORK MODULE WNM80 Before You Get Started Safety Precautions The following safety icons are used throughout this WNM80 user guide to alert you to situations that could result in personal injury and physical damage. Please make sure that you understand the warnings, cautions and restrictions associated with these icons before reading the remainder of this user guide. WARNING CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury. Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury or physical damage. Indicates a forbidden operation. WARNING ISHOULD SOMETHING ABNORMAL OCCUR GContinuing to use the WNM80 when there is an abnormal condition such as smoke, an abnormal smell or an abnormal noise, MAY RESULT IN FIRE AND/OR ELECTRIC SHOCK!Should anything abnormal occur, turn off the power of the projector (that the WNM80 module is mounted to) and unplug the power cord from the outlet. [. . . ] LiveViewer will begin transferring the presentation images to the WNM80 module and the dialog will disappear. However, the LiveViewer will continue to run with its icon residing in the system tray (usually located in the bottom right portion of toolbar). At that, the images displayed on your PC monitor will be projected real time via the projector. You may now open the application (PowerPoint®, etc) that contains the images you wish to project. NOTE This will depend on the type of images you are attempting to display. Images are refreshed at a rate of every one to four seconds. Therefore, you might not be able to project extremely dynamic images such as animation very smoothly, and, in some cases, you may not be able to project them at all. <What can I do if. . . > · Dynamic images such as PowerPoint® animation are projected slower than they appear on my PC? Try increasing the Capturing Performance priority level as follows: Right click on the LiveViewer icon residing in the system tray. Click on Settings. Slide the Capturing Performance bar to High to increase the priority level. · I want to open the LiveViewer dialog? Right click on the LiveViewer icon residing in the system tray and then click on Display. · I want to project another PC's images (i. e. , turn control over to another PC)? Right click on the LiveViewer icon residing in the system tray and then click on Display. (Communication with the projector will be terminated and a Disconnect message will appear. ) Start LiveViewer on the PC you wish to use. (Refer to for additional operation information. ) <Applied Operation: Multiple Screens> This section explains how to combine images from multiple PCs onto a single projector at the same time. You can use this function for two, three and even four PCs at a time. NOTE However, that images displayed using this feature will be projected at quarter of the normal size. Two PCs at a time Three PCs at a time Four PCs at a time · Open the WNM LiveViewer on each PC. · Press the PLAY button and close down the LiveViewer dialog. · Right click on the LiveViewer icon residing in the system tray and then click on Multi PCs. · Select the number of PCs you wish to use at the same time. You can adjust this setting from any of the participating PCs. The most recent setting made is the one that is used. · What if the number of PCs set is higher than the actual number of PCs being used?The images from the participating PCs are projected in the order of top left, top right, bottom left and bottom right. So, until you have connected the maximum number of PCs (four), you can continue to add additional PCs. · What if the number of PCs set is lower than the actual number of PCs being used? [. . . ] (10) [Do you want to save the changes?] Select YES and press ENTER to apply the changes. Select NO and press ENTER if you don't wish to apply the changes. Operations (continued) If you choose to apply the changes (by selecting YES followed by ENTER), the following message will appear for about three seconds and then the changes will be saved. Please note that the changes will be immediately reflected in the network configuration. If your attempt to save the changes has failed, the following message will appear. [. . . ]