Running A Presentation Using The Slide Viewer - Sony VPL-PX15 Bedienungsanleitung

8 Reception level indicator icon
When the projector correctly recognizes the wireless
LAN PC card you insert into the PC CARD slot, the
icon appears on the task bar. Double-clicking the icon
opens the window indicating the connection status
between the projector and the access point.
9 Screen keyboard icon
Clicking the icon displays the screen keyboard on the
projector screen. You can operate the projector for
setups or enter a URL by using the supplied Remote
Commander (for the VPL-PX15 and VPL-FX50) or
the remote commander (for the VPL-FE110U/M). The
screen keyboard has two pages. Clicking the Shift key
changes the page.
x For VPL-PX15 and VPL-FX50
• When the PJ/NETWORK select switch on the
supplied Remote Commander is set to NETWORK,
the TAB, ESCAPE, ENTER and arrow keys on the
Commander function the same as those on the
keyboard.
• Pressing the R CLICK key on the supplied Remote
Commander on the screen keyboard icon opens the
sub menu. Clicking Remote, then On enables you to
use the arrow keys on the Remote Commander as
those on the screen keyboard and to select the keys.
q; Clock
qa Desktop icon
Running a Presentation Using
the Slide Viewer
You can run a presentation by using a file with
PowerPoint stored in a computer located in the same
conference room or far from the projector.
Even when a computer is not connected to the
projector, you can also start the presentation using a
file stored in the projector's storage or in the memory
card installed into the PC CARD slot.
About the Slide Viewer window
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1 Menu bar
Menu Command
File Open
Recent Files
About
Close
View Slide View
Note View
Slide Show
View Show Run
Set Up Show
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Function
Opens files stored in the
projector.
Opens the recently used files
which are shown in the
submenu.
Indicates version information
on the program.
Closes the currently displayed
file.
Shows a slide in Slide View
mode.
Shows a slide in Note View
mode.
Runs a slide show.
Runs a slide show.
Sets up the slide show.
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