Retrieve The Data Saved In The Projector; Add/Delete Template Images To/From The Projector - Sony VPL-SW636C Operating Instructions Manual

Note
You cannot delete the objects that are drawn
with the Magic pen.
Clock Display
Click to adjust the clock.
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Adjust
Click the up or down button to adjust the
date and time.
Save
You can save the date and time you set.
Cancel
Click to cancel the clock adjustment.
Note
If the projector is turned off for a long time, or
the projector is left in the standby mode with
"Standby Mode" set to "Low" for a long time,
the clock display setting may return to the
factory setting. In this case, set the clock again.
Retrieve the Data Saved in the
Projector
You can move the whiteboard data saved in the
projector to the computer by connecting the
computer and projector with a USB cable.
1
Set Interactive Mode
"
Export) in Interactive
" "
2
Connect the computer and projector
with a USB cable (page 47).
After a while, the projector will be
recognized as a hard disc drive.
3
Open the SavedPng folder in the hard
disc drive to copy the necessary files
to the computer.
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05 : 37
to OFF(Data
" "
(page 27).
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Using the PC Free Interactive Function (VPL-SW636C only)
Delete unnecessary files from the
projector if necessary.
Notes
• Do not remove the USB cable while you are
accessing the whiteboard data. The file may
be damaged.
• If you set "Interactive Mode
other than "OFF(Data Export)
accessing the whiteboard data in the
projector, the files may be damaged. Do not
operate while accessing the whiteboard data.
• Even if you directly put the image or movie
files into the drive of the projector, you
cannot project them with the projector.
Add/delete template images
to/from the projector
1
Set Interactive Mode
"
Export) in Interactive
" "
2
Connect the computer and projector
with the USB cable (page 47).
After a while, the projector will be
recognized as a hard disc drive.
3
Open the Templates folder to add/
delete the PNG file.
Note
See "Notes" in "Retrieve the Data Saved in the
Projector" (page 57).
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to a setting
"
while
to OFF(Data
" "
(page 27).
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