Projecting An Image Onto The Projector Using A File Stored In A Computer - Sony VPL-PX15 Bedienungsanleitung

Operations from a Computer
Basic Operation Flowcharts
Projecting an image onto the projector
using a file stored in a computer
You can project an image onto the projector by
operating from a computer.
Starting a Web browser
of a computer to access
the projector (page 20)
Start a Web browser, and
enter the projector's IP
address.
Selecting the Image Viewer of the projector
Select the IMAGE VIEWER icon in the Application
Select window.
Selecting where the file is stored
Select COMPUTER in the Look In window. The Image
Viewer starts.
Finding a file you want to project on the projector
Select the image file you want by clicking the Browse
button.
Projecting an image
16
(GB)
[When using the Auto
Projector Search
function]
Accessing the projector
(page 20)
Double-click the icon in
the My Network window.
(page 26)
(page 26)
(page 27)
Projecting an image or running a slide
show onto the projector using a file stored
in the projector
By using an image file stored in the projector or in the
PC memory card you can project it on the projector by
operating a computer. You can also run a slide show
using the slide show setting file preset on the projector.
Starting a Web browser
of a computer to access
the projector (page 20)
Start a Web browser, and
enter the projector's IP
address.
Selecting the image Viewer of the projector
Select the IMAGE VIEWER icon in the Application
Select window.
Selecting where the file is stored
Select PROJECTOR in the Look In window. The Image
Viewer starts.
Selecting a folder to
project (page 28)
Select a folder you want
in the Folder/.SHO File
Select window.
Projecting an image
[When using the Auto
Projector Search
function]
Accessing the projector
(page 20)
Double-click the icon in
the My Network window.
(page 28)
(page 28)
Selecting the setting
file to run a slide show
(page 28)
Select the .SHO file you
want in the Folder/.SHO
File Select window.
Setting up a slide show
(page 28)
Set how to advance a
slide in a slide show.
Running a slide show