Datavideo TP-200 사용 설명서 - 페이지 13

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Importing a Text file via iTunes

1. Connect your apple device to your PC or Mac via the apple USB cable

2. Launch iTunes™

3. Select your iPad™ under the Devices section in the left hand pane of iTunes™

4. Select the Apps tab at the top of the iTunes™ window

5. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and select DVPROMPTER from the FILE SHARING

Apps menu.

6. Click the 'Add' button and browse for the text file you wish to import

7. Disconnect the apple device and restart DVPROMPER, you should now see a new document

in the list.

Use this green button to start the script scrolling.

Use this red button once to Pause the scrolling text. Press this button twice to Stop the script and

bring up the menu bar. You can then exit the application, change text or change settings in the normal

way using the iPad™ display.

These buttons allow the user to increase (arrows up) or decrease (arrows down) the scrolling text

speed. Pressing these buttons allows you to vary the text scroll speed by 3 settings. For example; if

you have the speed set initially at 5 then you could slow the text down 4, 3 then 2 or speed it up to 8.

The increase and decrease speed buttons can also be used to quickly jump forward or backwards

through the script after the script has been stopped with the red button. The script should be marked

in advance with break marker text characters to set logical points that the speaker may need to jump

to should the running order of the production be changed at short notice.

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Before you are able to use the wired remote you must first turn on the

remote control feature within the prompter software.

Within the prompter software documents menu scroll down to and tap

on the Settings option. Then choose Remote Settings; from here tap

on Remote Type and then select the Wired remote option.

Note: A scrolling speed of 5 is a comfortable starting point for most

people when using the remote. See also Increase and Decrease speed

buttons.