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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 01CO V .fm masterpage: Right VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) 2-634-401- 12 (1) Data Projector Operating Instructions for “Memory Stick” © 2005 Sony Corporation VPL-CX86 VPL-CX76[...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 01CO VT OC.fm masterpag e: Left 2 VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) T a ble of Contents Overview Features .............. .................... ............ 3 Precautions ......... ................. ............... 4 About This Manual ............. ............... 4 About a “Memory Stick” ..............[...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 02C01.fm masterpage: Right 3 F eatures Overview VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) B Overview Features When you memorize pr esentation material con verted by the Projector Station for Presentation (supplied softw are) or a picture file rec orded by a digital camera in the “Memory Stick”, you can easily[...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 02C01.fm masterpage: Left.L1+L1 4 Precautions / About This Manual VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) Precautions • T o pre vent data loss, make backups of data frequently . In no ev ent will Sony be liable for any loss of data. • Unauthorized recording may be contrary to the provisions of copyright law[...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 02C01.fm masterpage: Right 5 About a “Memor y Stick” Overview VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) About a “Memory Stic k” On “Memory Stick” “Memory Stick” is a compact-siz e IC recording medium with a lar ge capacity . It has been designed not only for exchanging/ sharing digital data among [...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 02C01.fm master page: Left 6 About a “Memor y Stick” VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) PR O” manufactured by Sony Corporation. The projector has not been demonstrated as operable with a “Memory Stick PR O” that exceeds 1 GB in capacity . Also, the projector does not support a “Memory Stick PR [...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 02C01.fm masterpage: Right 7 About a “Memor y Stick” Overview VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) A vailab le File Capacity This unit is designed to be capable of playing a file with a capacity of less than 2 GB stored in the “Memory Stick”. Note on data read/write speed Data read/write spee d may v[...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 02C01.fm master page: Left 8 About a “Memor y Stick” VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) • Data may be damaged if: – Y ou remov e the “Memory Stick” or turn off th e unit while it is reading or writing data. – Y ou use the “Memory Stick” in a location subj ect to the ef fects of stat ic el[...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 02C01.fm masterpage: Right 9 About a “Memor y Stick” Overview VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) • “Memory Stick-R OM” and are trademarks of Sony Corporation. • “MagicGate Memory Stick” is trademark of Sony Corporation. • “MagicGate” a nd are trademarks of Sony Cor poration.[...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 03C02.fm master page: Left 10 Using the “Memory Stick” VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) B Setting Up Using the “Memory Stic k” Insert the “Memory Stick” into the Me mory Stick slot on the side of the projector until it clicks. For VPL-CX86 For VPL-CX76 • Insert the “Memory Stick” with t[...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 03C02.fm masterpage: Right 11 Operating the Memory Stick Home Setting Up VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) Operating the Memory Stick Home The initial display for “Memory Stick” input is the Memory Stick Home. The Memory Stick Home is used fo r setting and ex ecuting an ev ent (e.g., selecting the vie[...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 04C03.fm master page: Left 12 Sliding Material for a Presentation — Presentation View er VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) B Vi ewing the Sl ide Sliding Material f or a Presentation — Presentation Viewer After you hav e con verted Microsoft Power Point files by the Projector Station for Presentation t[...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 04C03.fm masterpage: Right 13 Sliding Material for a Pres entation — Presentation View er Vie wing the Slide VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) 6 Select “Slide Show”, then press the ENTER ke y . 7 Select “Start”, then press the ENTER key . T o execute the slide sho w When you create presentation [...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 04C03.fm master page: Left 14 Sliding a Picture File — Picture Viewer VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) Stick Home, then press the ENTER key . 2 Select “Autorun”, then press the ENTER key . 3 Select the item you want to set, then press the ENTE R key . Set: to set the Autorun function for the fil e [...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 04C03.fm masterpage: Right 15 Sliding a Picture File — Picture Viewer Vie wing the Slide VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) 3 Select “Picture V iewer”, then press the ENTER ke y . Thumbnails of the picture f iles contained in the se lected folder appear. : Appears when a f ile is protected. : Appears[...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 04C03.fm master page: Left 16 Sliding a Picture File — Picture Viewer VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) 8 Select each item, then press the ENTER key . 9 Set each item, then press the ENTER key . 10 Select “Start”, then press the ENTER key . T o execute the slide show When “Advan. Slds.” in the s[...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 04C03.fm masterpage: Right 17 Sliding a Picture File — Picture Viewer Vie wing the Slide VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) press the key when “Advan. Slds.” is set to “Manual”. Y ou can play back a movie using the Mo vie Player displayed on the screen when “Adv an. Slds.” is set to “Manual[...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 04C03.fm master page: Left 18 Sliding a Picture File — Picture Viewer VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) When you press the M , m , < , , or ENTER ke y during playback, the Movie Player reappears on the screen. When the picture size is sm all, it is not enlarged on the full screen if you select “Ful[...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 05C04.fm masterpage: Right 19 Operating the Picture File Setting/Displ aying t he Picture File VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) B Setting/Displaying the Picture File Operating the Picture File T o operate the picture file, display the inde x screen (see page 20 and page 21). When the Presentation Viewer [...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 05C04.fm master page: Left 20 Operating the Picture File VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) Index screen of a still picture file T o select a pictu re file in the thumbna il display mode, press the M , m , < or , key . If you want to display other picture files when more than 16 picture files are contai[...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 05C04.fm masterpage: Right 21 Operating the Picture File Setting/Displ aying t he Picture File VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) Index screen of a full-screen still picture file If you want to display another picture f ile when multiple picture f iles are contained in the current content, press the , key [...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 05C04.fm master page: Left 22 Operating the Picture File VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) After selecting the file you want to prot ect, set “Protect” to “On” or “All On”. When a file i s protected, the pro tect mark is displayed. After selecting the f ile you want to rotate, set “Rotate”[...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 05C04.fm masterpage: Right 23 Operating the Picture File Setting/Displ aying t he Picture File VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) 3 Select “Menu, ” then press the ENTER key . 4 Select “Audio Select, ” then press the ENTER ke y . L/R : to hear the lef t and right sounds L : to hear the left sound R [...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 06C05.fm master page: Left 24 Displaying the Picture Files Recorded by a Digital Camera Only VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) B Useful Settings Displa ying the Picture Files Recor ded by a Digital Camera Onl y The unit can choose an d display the JPEG and MPEG1 picture files recorded by a digital camera [...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 06C05.fm masterpage: Right 25 Star ting a Presentation Automatically — A utorun Useful Settings VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) Star ting a Presentation A utomatically — A utorun When a “Memory Stick” with the pict ure file for which the Autorun function is set by the Projector Station for Prese[...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 06C05.fm master page: Left 26 Projecting a Selected File When the Po wer is T ur ned on — Star tup VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) Pr ojecting a Selected File When the P ower is T urned on — Star tup When the power is turned on, the selected picture file is projec ted for about 30 seconds. When you [...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 07C06.fm masterpage: Right 27 Displaying the “Memory Stick” Inf or mation / Formatting a “Memor y Stick” Operating “Memory Stick” VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) B Operating “Memory Stick” Displa ying the “Memory Stick” Inf ormation Y ou can display the t ype and the used and remaini[...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 08C07.fm master page: Left 28 T roubleshooting VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) B Other T r oubleshooting If you hav e a problem with Memory Stick Home, check the follo wing. If the problem persists, contact your nearest Son y dealer . Problem Cause and solution Cannot insert the “Memory Stick” into [...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 08C07.fm masterpage: Right 29 T roubleshooting Other VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) On Display When the following displays appear in the scre en, make the mat erial for a prese ntation again using the Projector St ation for Presentation. Black bands appear on the upper and lower screen during playback [...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 08C07.fm master page: Left 30 T roubleshooting VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1) Caution regarding messa ges wh ile using a “Memor y Stick” Use the list be low to c heck the message me anings. Message Solution No “Memory Stick” c Insert a “Memory Stick” into the Memory Stick slot correctly . N[...]

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    E:VPL-CX7626344011212634401121VPLCX8676WW 09BCO .fm masterpage: Right Sony Corporation VPL-CX86/CX76 2-634-401- 12 (1)[...]