Mitsubishi CP710E Operation Manual page 62

SET
3 Press the SET button.
• "SAVE 1/2/3" is selected.
• This menu is used to store the setting in any one of 3 programs (1, 2 or 3).
4 Press the RIGHT or LEFT shift button to select the program number 1, 2 or 3 to store the setting.
• The setting will be overlaid. When keeping the stored program, do not select the program No. in which the setting is
stored.
SET
5 Press the SET button.
• The source image (image from the input signal) or memorized image is displayed.
Storing images in memory
1 Press the DISPLAY button to display the set conditions.
2 Press the FIELD/FRAME button on the remote control to select FIELD or FRAME.
3 Press the MONITOR button and select the source image ("LIVE" is displayed on the monitor.) to display the image to be
stored in memory.
4 Press the MEMORY button.
• The set strobe memory starts.
• When the strobe memory is set on multi-image, the position of image memory is automatically set.
• To store the images in strobe memory again while "MEM&STOP" is set to ON at multi-image and strobe memory setting,
press the CLEAR button or press the MEMORY button after completing printing.
• When "MODE" is set to "SAME" in FIELD mode, the images are stored in FIELD A or FIELD B repeatedly.
When "MODE" is set to "DIFF", "IMAGES" to"4", 4 images are stored in memory and then image memorization stops.
Images can be stored in memory again by pressing the MEMORY button.
When "MODE" is set to "DIFF" and "IMAGES" to "16", the images can be stored in one memory page.
After storing 16 images in memory, image memorization stops.
When pressing the MEMORY button again, images are stored in memory again.
Interrupting strobe memory
• When any buttons on the remote control except MEMORY button is pressed, the strobe memory is interrupted.
Pressing the PRINT button
To print the images stored in the strobe memory, follow the following profedures after interrupting the strobe memorization.
1 Display the desired image on the monitor.
2 Press the PRINT button.
• The image stored in memory is printed.
8. Printing procedures (Special prints)
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