Features; Precautions; About This Manual - Sony Memory Stick VPL-CX3 Mode D'emploi

B Overview

Features

When you memorize presentation material
converted by the Projector Station for
Presentation (supplied software) or the
picture file recorded by a digital camera in
the Memory Stick, you can easily make
effective presentations without a computer.
Presentation Viewer
After you have converted Microsoft
PowerPoint files by the Projector Station
for Presentation to the file which offers the
most advantages for projection on the
projector, you can make a slide show.
JPEG Viewer
You can make the slide show by using a
1)
picture file (DCF -compatible) recorded
by a digital camera. You can set the effect
when the slide is displayed, the way
(automatic or manual) the slide is
exchanged and the period for which one
slide is displayed.
1) DCF: Design rules for Camera File
systems
Autorun
When the Memory Stick with the picture
file for which the Autorun function is set by
the Projector Station for Presentation is
inserted in the Memory Stick Slot, the
input is automatically switched to MS and
the slide show starts.
Startup
When the power is turned on, the selected
picture file is projected for about 1 minute.
You can adjust the focus and zoom without
a signal from other equipment.
You can also select the original picture or
the registered picture file in the Memory
Stick.
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Features/Precautions/About This Manual

Precautions

• To prevent data loss, make backup of
data frequently. In no event will Sony be
liable for any loss of data.
• Unauthorized recording may be contrary
to the provisions of copyright law.
• The Memory Stick application software
may be modified or changed by Sony
without prior notice.

About This Manual

This manual explains the operations when
the Memory Stick is used.
For details on making the presentation
material, see the Operating Instructions of
the Projector Station for Presentation (CD-
ROM, supplied).
For operations other than by the Memory
Stick , see the supplied Operating
Instructions.
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