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Tips for Using a USB storage device
• A USB storage device that has a built-in automatic recognition program or uses
its own driver might not be recognizable.
• Some USB storage devices may not be supported or may not work properly.
• If you use a USB extension cable, the USB storage device may not be recognized
or may not work properly.
• Please use only USB storage devices formatted with the FAT32 or NTFS file
system provided by Windows OS.
• It is recommended that you use an external USB HDD with a rated voltage of 5
V or less and a rated current of 500 mA or less.
• It is recommended that you use a USB hub or hard disk drive with a power
supply. (If the power supplied is not sufficient, the USB storage device may not
be detected properly.)
• It is recommended that you use a USB flash drive of 32 GB or less or a USB HDD
of 2 TB or less.
• If a USB HDD with power-saving function does not work, turn the hard drive off
and on again to make it work properly. See the owner’s manual for the USB HDD
for more information.
• Data on a USB storage device may be damaged, so it is recommended that you
back up any important files. Users are responsible for data management. The
manufacturer bears no responsibility.
• Select the connected USB from [INPUTS] and select the [EJECT] button to
disconnect the USB storage device.
If you disconnect the USB storage device without selecting [EJECT], an error
may occur in your projector or storage device.
You can open [INPUTS] by selecting (INPUT) [All Inputs].
• For more information on other connection methods, go to [Device
Connector].
• Select the connected USB from [INPUTS] and select the [FORMAT] button to
format the USB storage device. After format, all the data of USB storage device
will be deleted and formatted as NTFS or FAT32 file system.
• When connecting a USB storage device, a random file/folder can be created to
provide Smart projector services such as the saving and retrieving of thumbnail
images.
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