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Mobile Presentation System

MPS2

Touch Panel Control

User’s Manual

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MPS Users Manual

User Manual - Mobile Projection System with

Interactive Touch Panel Control

Universal Interactive touch panel

The multimedia Mobile Projection System has

been equipped with a special IR (infrared) receiv-

er system that detect the command signals from

the hand held interactive touch panel control and

relays them to the projector, DVD-VCR, camera

and other devices. The detector for this system is

located in the front panel under the tilting projec-

tor plate. The detector receives the IR signals that

may be reflected from the screen or other items

before the cart.

The system depending on the model may also

have a universal interactive touch panel control

such as the Philips Pronto. This interactive touch

panel come fully programmed for operation of the

Mobile System. This means the interactive touch

panel has the unique command code for the

devices on the cart. The model of the system and

the software version is indicated on the "Home"

page of the interactive touch panel. The interac-

tive touch panel, shown in Figure 1, comes with a

docking station and internal rechargeable

batteries.

General operation

The interactive touch panel control and docking

station are included inside the cart drawer.

Remove and place them on the top plate with the

dark edge side facing toward the screen. The IR

signals are emitted through the dark plastic

window on the front of the interactive touch panel

control. The interactive touch panel can be oper-

ated in the docking station or hand held simply

pointed toward the screen. While in the docking

station the batteries are being automatically

recharged so when removed it is fully charged.

Operation of the MPS

To turn ON the system simply touch the "On/Off"

button on the panel. The next page, Fig 3, will

then appear with special buttons to turn ON each

device. Touch each of these buttons. It will take

about 15 seconds for the projector to respond

and start its lamp. If the projector control lights

are ON it is in the warm-up process. Should

something not start, the command can be issued

again, however, if it was ON it may be turned Off.

The buttons send the same command for ON or

OFF. Next go back to the Home page by touching

the "Home" button in the lower right.

Please note that a page will disappear after

about 45 seconds if no actions are taken. This is

to conserve battery life. Touching the panel or

pushing any button will activate the panel image.

The touch panel will also beep indicating a

command has been received.

Fig.1. Touch Panel in Docking Station

Fig.2. HOME PAGE

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The projector should now be operating /and

an image visible on the room projection screen. It

may be necessary to adjust the projector tray

angle, focus, and zoom settings.

With an image on the screen the device of

interest can be selected by touching the "Home"

button. The "Home Page" then appears and the

device to view can be selected by touching the

"Watch -------" button.. A control page for that

device then becomes visible.

Camera Operation

The "Camera" control page is shown in Fig 4. The

controls permit operation of the first level camera

functions. For the camera there is a second page

of controls for the stored images. This page

appears when the "Recall images" is touched.

The next page contains the buttons to select

the image to be played full screen (by touching

"Play") or deleting the image. This is followed by

the "Play" page, which lets you select the previ-

ous or next image in the thumbnail array, or you

can delete the image.

The relation of the pages is shown in Fig 5

where the sequence of pages is indicated. To

return to prior pages use the lower right "Home"

touch button.

DVD-VCR Operation

The controls for these devices appear when the

appropriate button is touched. When watching

the DVD or VCR and the "Home " button is

touched a STOP command is sent to the player.

This hauls the DVD or tape at the present loca-

tion. It permits you to return to the same location

when you again select the device. Fig 6 shows

these control pages.

Fig.3. Home and ON/OFF pages. Fig.4. Camera Home Page

Fig.5. Camera control pages.

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Sound – Volume Control

The touch panel controls for volume are the lower

right side plastic buttons marked with "+" and "–"

as shown in Figure 7. Push or hold down the vol-

ume buttons. The middle button is the mute con-

trol. Repeated pushing will change from ON to

the OFF mute state. For some projectors this may

also blank the image producing a dark screen

with no sound present.

Another volume control is located on the shelf

in the cart. It can be used to set the overall vol-

ume range and the bass level.

Setting Contrast for the Interactive

Touch Screen

To modify the contrast look at the buttons located

on the left side of the Touch Panel. Hold the

"Contrast" button down and at the same time

press the "+" or "-" buttons to adjust the level. The

lowest contrast level will make the image almost

disappear.

Shutting Off the System

To turn OFF the system go to the "Home" page

and touch the "On-Off button. This recalls the

page with the three "On-Off" buttons for the

devices. Touch the desired buttons. For the pro-

jector an on screen message will appear indicat-

ing that the projector button must be touched a

second time to confirm the OFF command. This

is done to avoid unintentional shutdown since the

projector may require a 2 minute cool down

before it can be restarted.

Special Setup – Clock

The interactive control has been fully pro-

grammed to operate with the projection system.

The only modification may to set the clock for a

specific time zone. This is possible by following

the "Setting Time and Date" instructions in the

remote control "Users Guide."

Care must be taken to avoid other modifications

of the program. Should the program become cor-

rupted and errors detected, a replacement pro-

gram is available. Contact Dukane.

Correcting operation

If a command does not seem to function or if lost

in the menu structure, touch the "Home" button at

the lower right on the screen. Maybe the IR out-

put from the remote did not reach the receiver.

Also, the system may have been busy working on

a prior command. This may require a command

to be repeated.

The camera must fully complete a task, such as

display the entire thumbnail images, before it can

receive another command.

Fig.6. DVD and VCR pages.

Fig.7. Control buttons on panel.

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No Image from the Projector

VCR - Check that the VCR is not on a blank tape

section at the front or rear of the tape.

DVD- Check that you are not on a blank area of

the DVD. Press the "Device Menu" button

to get the DVD disc menu.

Computer- Check to see that the computer is

connected and set to output an

image. Usually the "Fn" and the "F5"

keys need to be simultaneously

pushed to change the computer

image output state on a laptop.

Camera- Check to see if camera is on. Turn the

camera light OFF – ON to confirm state.

Control of the Projector

The special projector control menu can be

accessed using the "Projector Details" button on

the "On / Off" or Power page. The pages shown

in Fig 8 indicate the operational options. The

detailed control of the projector is described in its’

operating manual. The projector’s "on screen"

menu permits special setup type adjustments that

are not routinely preformed. Use the "Home" but-

ton to return to your starting point.

Fig.8. Special Projector controls.

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Mobile Presentation System wire diagram.

S-Video

Audio Visual Products

2900 Dukane Drive

St. Charles, Illinois 60174

www.dukcorp.com/av

Toll-free: 800-676-2485

Fax: 630-584-5156

E-mail: [email protected]

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