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90 - Creating scenarios
Point
· It is possible to select the switching source when control lines have been inserted with the
source switching function.
· It is possible to set effect functions to be enabled during playback by clicking on the right-
hand mouse button and specifying [Cell Effect]. The effect functions are activated with
buttons [1] to [5] on the remote control.
· When rearranging the order of the scenario, drag the relevant lines on the scenario win-
dow.
· When switching between display/non-display of the scenario sequence, it is also possible
to make the amendment with the projector after transmission. (see page 83
)
8
Specify [File] - [Save].
The created scenario will be saved.
Select [Save as] and then enter the required name if the scenario is to be renamed.
Point
· Scenarios cannot be transmitted before they have been saved.
· A file with the [scenario.sic] name and the jpeg data for each screen will be saved in the
scenario folder located inside the work folder when the scenario is saved. All PowerPoint
pages will be converted to the jpg format at this point.
· Refer to the help functions for further details on each of the [EMP Slide Maker] menu
functions.
- Accessory Verification 2
- ■ Features 3
- ■ Contents 4
- Projecting 35 5
- Useful Functions 49 5
- Adjustment and Settings 60 6
- Using the EasyMP Function 73 6
- Troubleshooting 96 7
- Maintenance 108 8
- Others 114 8
- ■ Using this manual 9
- ■ Safety Precautions 10
- Warn in g 11
- 10 - Safety Precautions 12
- Safety Precautions - 11 13
- Safety Precautions 14
- Before Using This Equipment 15
- ● Rear surface, Side surface 16
- ● Rear Panel 16
- Keystone 17
- ● I/O Ports 18
- Remote Control 19
- Inside of the Cover 20
- Mouse/Com 22
- Installation 24
- Installation Procedure - 23 25
- Projection angles 26
- Connections 27
- Computer/Component Video port 29
- Computer Cable 29
- (supplied with the projector) 29
- Monitor port 29
- (video port) 29
- Sound connection 30
- Audio Out port 31
- External audio equipment 31
- PS/2 mouse connection 32
- USB mouse connention 32
- To the D output port 36
- Projecting 37
- 36 - Projection 38
- Commencing projection 39
- 38 - Projection 40
- Projection - 39 41
- Power OFF? 42
- Please press Key again 42
- Ending - 41 43
- 42 - Ending 44
- Feet adjustments 45
- Zoom adjustment 46
- Keystone adjustment 47
- Focus adjustment 48
- ■ Introduction of Functions 50
- Useful Functions 51
- 50 - Useful Functions 52
- A/V Mute Function 53
- Freeze Function 53
- ■ Switching Image Sizes 54
- Switching Image Sizes - 53 55
- In the case of video images 55
- The size percentage will 56
- Cursor/Stamp 57
- 56 - Effect Function 58
- Spotlight 59
- Cancelling effects 60
- P in P Function - 59 61
- Adjustment and Settings 62
- ■ Menu Configuration 63
- Operation method 65
- 64 - Menu Operations 66
- Setting items 67
- 66 - Menu Operations 68
- Menu Operations - 67 69
- 68 - Menu Operations 70
- Image capture 71
- 70 - Menu Operations 72
- User logo registration 73
- 72 - Menu Operations 74
- Using the EasyMP Function 75
- ■ Inserting the memory card 76
- ● Removing the card 77
- ■ Viewing EasyMP files 78
- - Volume + 79
- 78 - Viewing EasyMP files 80
- ● Basic operations 80
- Viewing EasyMP files - 79 81
- 80 - Viewing EasyMP files 82
- List preview for each folder 82
- Viewing EasyMP files - 81 83
- ■ Operating scenarios 84
- Editing scenarios 85
- 84 - Operating scenarios 86
- Operating scenarios - 85 87
- ■ Creating scenarios 88
- Creating scenarios 89
- 88 - Creating scenarios 90
- Creating scenarios - 89 91
- 90 - Creating scenarios 92
- Transmitting scenarios 93
- 92 - Creating scenarios 94
- Troubleshooting 98
- Lamp Indicator 99
- Temperature Indicator 100
- The image is not projected 101
- ● Messages 102
- The image is unclear 105
- The image color is bad 107
- The image is dark 107
- A/V Mute 108
- Problems with EasyMP images 109
- Maintenance 110
- Cleaning the projector 111
- Cleaning the lens 111
- Cleaning the Air Filter 111
- Replacement method 112
- ■ Replacing the Lamp 113
- Replacing the Lamp - 113 115
- Optional Parts 116
- ■ Transportation 117
- ■ Terminology 118
- Terminology - 117 119
- ■ Specifications 120
- ■ Check Sheet 121
- 120 - Check Sheet 122
- ● Sound 122
- ■ World-Wide Warranty Terms 123
- Index - 125 127
- 126 - Index 128
- Index - 127 129
- DECLARATION of CONFORMITY 130
- Printed in Japan 134
- 90010652 134
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