Sony VPL-CX75 Operating Instructions Manual page 9

Setting the computer
1
Start the Projector Station for Air
Shot.
When it starts, the [
the task tray.
When [Create Shortcut Icon into Startup
Folder.] is selected at installation, the
Projector Station for Air Shot starts
automatically.
2
Connect the USB wireless LAN
module to the USB terminal of the
computer.
The wireless setting is automatically
done. When [Automatic Connection] is
selected in the [
(page 13), the connectable projector is
searched and the image of the computer
is projected on the searched projector.
Note
It may take time to project an image due to the
computer.
When the projector you want to use
cannot be found
Change the projector or add the projector to
be used. The changed or added projector
appears in the select list.
Setting
1
Click the [ ] icon in the task tray
and select [Open].
The main window of Projector Station
for Air Shot opens.
2
Click the [ ] button of the main
window to open the [Option] dialog
box.
] icon appears in
Option] dialog box
The [Option] dialog box is opened when
the computer is not connected to the
projector.
For details of the [Option] dialog box,
see page 12.
3
Click the [Change Projector] button of
[Simple Mode Setting].
The dialog box with a projector name
and serial number is displayed.
4
When the projector to be used is listed,
select the projector and click the [Ok]
button.
When the projector to be used is not
listed, click the [Add] button and enter
the serial number (five-digit-number).
The projector is added to the list.
Notes
• Even when the setting to add a projector is
completed, the projector name is listed
"Unknown" until the projector has been
connected once.
• The serial number appears at the bottom of
the Air Shot home display.
• A maximum of ten projectors can be
registered.
• External monitor signal of notebook type
computer may not be output when you use
Projector Station for Air Shot.
• When Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) is
used, see "For Customers Who Use
Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2)" on page
25.
Wireless Connection
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