96 Using Your Tablet-PC With a Projector
NOTE: When the Tablet-PC display has a portrait orientation and you are using
clone mode, the projector displays an image that is rotated sideways and not
viewable. To correct the displayed image, change the Tablet-PC display to
landscape orientation using the Screen Rotate button or use the projector’s menu
options or other features to rotate the displayed image. See "Using Tablet Buttons"
on page 62 for more information on the Screen Rotate button.
Display Modes
The Tablet-PC includes the clone and extended desktop modes for adjusting
the image displayed by a projector.
Clone Mode (Mirrored)
The clone mode enables the projector to display the exact image that is on
the Tablet-PC display. In clone mode, the projector displays mouse cursor
movement and handwriting or drawing with the digitizer pen. Clone mode is
useful when using the mouse cursor as a pointing device or when you want
the projector to display user activity that is occurring on the Tablet
-PC.
NOTE: When you initially connect the Tablet-PC to a projector, the Microsoft
Windows operating system asks you to specify default display settings. To enable
clone mode, select Duplicate my desktop on all displays (mirrored). To send the
Tablet-PC display to the projector, use the <Fn><F8> key combination. You can
change the default display settings at a later time.
Considerations for Using Portrait or Landscape Orientation in Clone Mode
Because clone mode displays the exact image from the Tablet-PC, using the
landscape or portrait orientation affects the image displayed by the projector.
Landscape is the typical orientation in clone mode and is displayed normally
by the projector.
When the Tablet-PC display is in tablet position and you are using a portrait
orientation in clone mode, the projector displays an image that is rotated
sideways and not viewable. To correct the projected image you can:
• Use the Screen Rotate button to change the Tablet-PC display to
landscape orientation. See "Using Tablet Buttons" on page 62 for more
information on the Screen Rotate button.
• Use the projector’s menu options or other features to rotate the projected
image.
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