Image Settings; Customizing A Wall Paper; Wall Paper - Sony MEX-5DI Operating Instructions Manual

Image Settings

Customizing a wall paper

— Wall Paper (Standard/Panorama/Wall
paper mode)
You can display the static image stored in a
"Memory Stick" as a wall paper.
The image data you set will be stored in this unit.
To display the pre-stored images in this unit, see
"Selecting the display mode and display pattern"
on page 15.
1
Insert a "Memory Stick" (page 12).
2
Press (GRAPHIC).
3
Press < or , repeatedly to select

"Wall Paper."

Each time you press < or ,, the item
changes as follows:
Wall Paper y Panorama y Jacket
Pic y ClipMotion y Slide Show y
Picture Del y Char Setup
4
Press (ENTER).
5
Press M or m to select "Memory Stick."
If you want to change the display type of a
previously stored image*, select
"FlashMemory."
* You can only change a whole image that you
have stored in step 11-3.
6
Press (ENTER).
If you select "FlashMemory" in step 5, skip to
step 9.
7
Press M or m repeatedly to select a
location or type of image that you want
to set.
Save: stores all images in the first layer of a
"Memory Stick" as wall papers. In this case,
you cannot adjust images or select the display
type. If your stored images are sized 400 96
dots, you can store several images at once
using this function.
30
If you press (GRAPHIC) while storing
images, storing will be canceled.
PictureSelect: If an image you want to set
is in the first layer of a "Memory Stick,"
select this.
Cyber-shot: If you want to set a picture
taken by an optional Sony digital still camera
Cyber-shot, select this.
(Folder name): When a folder is in a
"Memory Stick," the folder name is
displayed.
8
Press (ENTER).
Select the folder name in step 7. If there are
images in folders of a lower layer, repeat step
7 and 8 to select the folder which contains
your desired image.
An image can be set in up to the 5th layer
folder in a "Memory Stick."
9
Press < or , repeatedly to select the
image you want to set.
10
Press (ENTER).
If the size of the image you have selected in
step 9 is 400 96 dots or less, you cannot
adjust the image. In this case, skip to step 12.
If you select "FlashMemory" in step 5, skip to
step 12 as well.
11
Adjust the image.
1 Press < or , repeatedly to rotate
an image.
Press < to rotate counterclockwise and
press , to rotate clockwise.
2 Press (ENTER).
3 Press M or m repeatedly to decide
the size of image you want to
display.
Press M to enlarge the selected field of
image or press m to reduce it.
If you want to display the whole image,
press M repeatedly to make the selected
field of image as large as possible.