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Transferring Files by FTP

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Transferring Files by FTP If your projector is connected to a network as described on page 136, you can send files over the network to a CompactFlash card inserted in the projector (see page 51). Then you can use the projector's PC Free feature to present images and movies (see page 100). You can use any FTP client software to send files to the projector. For example, you can connect to the projector using the Finder on a Macintosh. If you're using a computer running Windows, follow these steps: 1. Open Windows Explorer. 2. Enter the IP address of the projector in the Address field as an FTP address (for example, ftp://192.168.100.100). You see the contents of the projector's CompactFlash card displayed on the right: note To send files to a projector when it's in standby mode (plugged in but not turned on), you must select Network On as the Standby Mode setting in the projector's Extended menu (see page 133). 3. Copy your files to the projector. Managing Projectors 151

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Managing Projectors
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Transferring Files by FTP
If your projector is connected to a network as described on page 136,
you can send files over the network to a CompactFlash card inserted
in the projector (see page 51). Then you can use the projector’s PC
Free feature to present images and movies (see page 100).
You can use any FTP client software to send files to the projector. For
example, you can connect to the projector using the Finder on a
Macintosh.
If you’re using a computer running Windows, follow these steps:
1.
Open Windows Explorer.
2.
Enter the IP address of the projector in the
Address
field as an
FTP address (for example, ftp://192.168.100.100).
You see the contents of the projector’s CompactFlash card
displayed on the right:
3.
Copy your files to the projector.
note
To send files to a projector
when it’s in standby mode
(plugged in but not turned
on), you must select
Network On
as the
Standby Mode
setting in
the projector’s Extended
menu (see page 133).