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Specify the projector model to which you will transfer images.

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 The 

 dialog box will open.

Select “XGP10X” if you are using the XG-P10X, “PGC30X” if you
are using the PG-C30X.

For other models, select a projector from the screen.

This menu is used to change the connection type. The port setting must
be made depending on which type you are going to use, infrared
communications or communications using RS-232C cable. The default
setting is “RS-232C”. 

 and 

 require

communications using RS-232C cable.

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 The 

 dialog box will open.

RS-232C.

When transferring a BMP image file by 

 or

, you can change compression rates.

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Compression rate applies to BMP files only. This software does not
recompress JPEG files.

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The default setting for image quality is “middle”.

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If you are transmitting the custom Image (BMP) used as 

and 

, the image is automatically transmitted as

“High quality, slow transmission” for best results. The BMP file will be
transferred without any conversion to minimize the loss of image quality.

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If adjusted, the compression rate will be saved in each image folder
as a file. And the converted files remain in the folder so that the
conversion time can be shortened thereafter.

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The compression rate in the selected folder will be changed.

The projector has an option to display a custom image (e.g. your company
logo) upon startup of the projector (

) or when there is no

signal (

).

You can choose your custom image from the projector’s mode menu.
Refer to the projector’s operation manual for how to set 

and 

.

The following is the procedure for saving the custom image on the
projector.

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The startup image and background image are limited as follows:
1. 1024 

×

 768 or lower sized

2. If the pallet uses over 240 colors with 256 color BMP files, the

image is automatically converted within the projector’s number of
color limits.

3. 24-bit color BMP files are converted into 256 colors.

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 or

.

Refer to “Transferring Images” 

for how to transfer the image.

The 

 mode saves one image file only and

overwrites the previously transferred image if you send another image
file.
To avoid erasing the custom image, you should change the transfer
mode to 

after sending the custom image.

This mode makes it possible to transfer images saved as BMP or JPEG
files to the projector. A preview of the slides in the file folder selected is
displayed on the PC monitor.

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RS-232C cable (cross type) is required for connecting the projector
with PC.

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Specify the projector model to which you will transfer images

.

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Save the slides as BMP or JPEG files. The image size must be
1024 

×

 768 or lower.

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Number of colors 16 bits or 24 bits for image transfer, 256 colors only
for startup transfer.

If you are using Microsoft PowerPoint or similar presentation software,
ensure the slide or page size is 1024 

×

 768 or lower. If the saved JPEG

slide size is too big, Sharp Advanced Presentation Software will prompt
you to reduce the slide size. You can lower the slide size in the “File”
menu, “Page Setup” or “Slide Setup” before converting to JPEG. (For
more details, refer to your presentation software’s operation manual.)

1) Open the desired presentation file.
2) Select “File”, then “Page Setup” or “Slide Setup”.
3) Change the page width and height to a smaller size.
4) Click “OK” for the new settings and save the slides in BMP or

JPEG format again.

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For Microsoft PowerPoint users:
1) Open the desired PowerPoint presentation.
2) Select “File”, then select “Save As”.

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This opens the “Save As” dialog box.

3) Click “

” in “Save as type”.

4) Select “JPEG”.
5) Specify a “File name” for the JPEG Images of your presentation.
6) Specify a “Save In” location.
7) Click “Save”.
8) A  “PowerPoint” dialog box appears. To convert the entire

presentation as JPEG images, click “Yes”. To convert only the
current slide, click “No”.