User manual PANASONIC PT-P1SDE

[. . . ] R LCD Projector Commercial Use Operating Instructions Model No. PT-P1SDE POWER INPUT MENU ENTER AUTO SETUP STD SHUTTER RETURN ENTER VOLUME ROTATE Before operating this product, please read the instructions carefully and save this manual for future use. TQBJ 0185 ENGLISH Dear Panasonic Customer: This instruction booklet provides all the necessary operating information that you might require. We hope it will help you to get the most out of your new product, and that you will be pleased with your Panasonic LCD projector. The serial number of your product can be found on its bottom. You should note it in the space provided below and retain this booklet in case service is required. [. . . ] B "?" is displayed for files whose thumbnails cannot be displayed for some reason. (For example, the data had been corrupted. ) B For moving images, the first frame will be displayed. A: Folders This displays the folders in the SD memory card. NOTE: B The "PICTURE" folder contains still image data and moving image data recorded by a LUMIX Panasonic digital camera. B: Information on the folder and file This displays the type of folder, the counting number, the date and the type of file starting from the top. <Folder types> PICTURE The "PICTURE" folder contains still image data and moving image data recorded by a LUMIX Panasonic digital camera. PRESENTATION The folders that are categorized as "PRESENTATION" contain files for presentation that have been created by ImageCreator 1. 5. The folders created by ImageCreator 1. 5 are assigned a DCF-compliant folder name (three numerals followed by "PJPCN"). DPOF Folders categorized as "DPOF" contain files for which various settings have been made by digital cameras. (For example, settings for slide shows. ) You can make settings by DPOF-compatible digital cameras. The files with DPOF settings are stored in the "AUTO_PLAY#" folder in addition to the "PICTURE" folder. (The folder name consists of "AUTO_PLAY" followed by one numeral. ) Playing back images from a SD memory card STD SHUTTER RETURN ENTER VOLUME ROTATE # Select a folder by pressing the SD or SD button. Thumbnails will be displayed (page 34 D). BIf there are more than 9 folders, press the SD button when selecting the lower-right folder to display the next 9 (or less) folders. SD operation buttons <Projector control panel> BIf there are some folders that are not displayed, their folder names may not compatible with the DCF standard. Press the SD ROTATE button to display the help screen. Press any SD operation button to return to the SD selection screen from the help screen. The cursor will move to the thumbnail area. 34-ENGLISH ENGLISH-35 Useful functions POWER INPUT MENU ENTER AUTO SETUP STD SHUTTER RETURN % Select a file by pressing the SD or SD button. BA maximum of 12 files can be displayed at a time. If there are more than 12 files, press the SD button when selecting the lower-right file to display the next 12 (or less) files. BPress the SD RETURN button to return to the folder selection area. To rotate the image: Each press of the SD ROTATE button rotates the still image being played back 90 degrees clockwise. To display the SD selection screen: Press the SD RETURN button. NOTE: B You cannot forward, rewind and freeze the moving images. ENTER VOLUME ROTATE Setting a detailed playback method for the SD memory card You can set the playback method for the SD memory card in detail by adjusting the items on the on-screen menu. If a moving image is selected, the playback will begin. [. . . ] B Folder sub-hierarchies are not supported. Folder names that do not comply with the DCF standard are not recognised. MATSUSHITA 102PJPCN JPCN0001. JPG JPCN0002. JPG : Folder XXXXXXXX. JPG: Name of file File name B File names consist of four alphanumeric characters followed by four numerals (file number), followed by ". JPG" (extension). (Example: ABCD0001. JPG) The alphanumeric characters can be taken from the following set of 37 characters: 0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ_and numbers between 0001 and 9999 can be used for the four numerals (No distinction is made between upper-case and lower-case alphabetic characters. [. . . ]