Notes For Use; Information On Sd Memory Card; Instructions On Handling; Instruction On Storage - Panasonic PT-L735NTU User Manual

Notes for use

Information on SD Memory Card

This SD card is a semiconductor memory with the size of 24mm x 32mm x 2.1mm, as
small as a postage stamp, and is expected to be a next-generation recording medium
that replaces minidisks (MDs), compact disks (CDs) and cassette tapes. The card
allows repetition of data reading, writing and deleting.

Instructions on handling

Abstain from the following:
• To disassemble or modify the card
• To give the card a strong impact, twisting, bending, dropping, treading, or water
wetting
• To rub the card with a sheet of cloth or plastics or to bring the card near to
anything that is likely to generate static electricity or electromagnetic field.
• To touch the metallic terminal of card with hand or metallic object, to affix
stickers, or to stain the card.
• To peel off the label that is affixed to the card.
• To affix other labels or stickers.
• To insert the card into a device that does not accept an SD card (e.g., device for
multimedia cards).
• To insert other matters than SD Memory Card in the SD Memory Card slot of
the projector.
• To use cracked or deformed card.
• To use the card in a moist place such as bathroom or in a dusty place such as
warehouse.

Instruction on storage

Be sure to put the card in the case when it is taken out from the main body.
• Do not put the card in a vehicle or in a place exposed to direct sunlight where it
may become hot.
• Do not keep the card in a vehicle that may become hot, a place exposed to
direct sunlight or other places in which the temperature is likely to increase, or a
place in which corrosive gases may arise.

For protection of important data

• Do not turn off the power or remove the SD Memory Card when data is being
read or written (or when the SD Memory Card access lamp is blinking). Doing
this may destroy the data.
• Do not forget to make backup of the data stored in the SD card. Note that user's
important data is subject to potential destruction although it is very rare to occur.
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