Playing A Presentation With Viewer; To Connect A Usb Memory Device To The Data Projector - Casio XJ-S36 Function Manual

Playing a Presentation with Viewer

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
All of the operations in this section are performed using the Data Projector's remote
controller keys or the Data Projector's keys.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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" ( 39).
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