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Viewer is a Data Projector built-in application for playing back image and movie files that
are stored on a memory device that is currently loaded via the Data Projector’s USB port
(USB memory device, memory card loaded in a USB card reader, etc.)
Viewer starts up automatically when a supported USB memory device is plugged into the
Data Projector USB port, or when a memory card is loaded into a USB card reader that
is connected to the Data Projector’s USB port.
Note
z All of the operations in this section are performed using the Data Projector’s remote
controller keys or the Data Projector’s keys.
z For details about USB memory devices, see “Supported USB Memory Devices” (page
13).
To connect a USB memory device to the Data Projector
1
Turn on the Data Projector.
z Wait until the Data Projector’s POWER/STANDBY indicator is lit green.
2
Plug the USB memory device that contains the data you want to project with
Viewer into the Data Projector’s USB port.
z After the Data Projector detects the USB memory device, it will start up Viewer
automatically and display a menu of files (page 30) or menu of drives (page 29) on the
USB memory device.
Note
z Viewer will not start up automatically if the Data Projector’s plug-and-play feature is
turned off. In this case, you will need to press the [INPUT] key to switch the input
source to the USB memory device. For more details about the plug-and-play setting,
see “Setup Menu Contents” in the User’s Guide.
z Only files of formats that are recognized by the Data Projector (jpg, jpeg, jpe, bmp,
avi, mp4) appear in the file menu. Note that even if a file appears in the file menu,
it does not mean that the file can be displayed or played back by the Data Projector.
z The file menu displays USB memory device contents in the following sequence:
folders, movie files, image files. For details about how to play back a movie file, see
“Using Viewer to Play a Movie” (
page 39).
Playing a Presentation with Viewer