Casio YC-430 - Manual (Page 35)

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PJ Camera Software Overview and Basic Operations
Perform either of the following operations to exit PJ Camera Software.
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On the PJ Camera Software menu bar, select [File] and then [Exit].
z On the PJ Camera Software toolbar, click .
Quitting PJ Camera Software also will turn off PJ Camera power automatically.
Use the Document Camera Mode when you want to project documents placed on the PJ Camera
Stand, just like an OHP projector. There are two different methods you can use for projection in the
Document Camera Mode.
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Note that the initial default setting for the Document Camera Mode is auto projection.
z For information about how to use auto projection, see “Testing the Multi PJ Camera System”
(page E-28).
In the Scanner Mode, images of documents placed onto the PJ Camera Stand are recorded and
stored in image files. There are two different methods you can use for scanning in the Scanner
Mode.
z Auto scanning is the initial default setting for the Scanner Mode. The following is the procedure
when using auto scanning.
Exiting PJ Camera Software
Using the PJ Camera Stand Like an OHP Projector
(Document Camera Mode)
Auto With auto recording, projection starts automatically when you place a document
onto the document stand. When you place a document onto the PJ Camera
Stand, PJ Camera Software automatically detects when it stops moving, records its
image, and then projects it.
Manual With manual recording, you need to manually trigger the operation that records and
projects the image of the document or object on the PJ Camera Stand.
The projected image does not change until you release the shutter button.
Scanning Images (Scanner Mode)
Auto With auto scanning, image recording starts automatically when you place a
document onto the document stand. When you place a document onto the PJ
Camera Stand, auto scanning automatically detects when it stops moving, and
records its image.
Manual With manual scanning, you need to trigger the scan operation manually for each
document or object.