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The format in which the image files are stored can be set to "JPEG". For North American models only, image files are
stored in PDF format.
When the copyboard is not going to be used, press the ON/Standby button and
switch off the power (standby mode).
• “ ” letters appearing at one-second intervals in a moving display in the display window indicate that a
USB memory device is mounted. Unplugging the USB memory device will switch off the power. (A function
that serves as a reminder to unplug the USB memory device)
• When the copyboard and a computer are connected by USB cable, the auto power off function (which turns
the power off automatically) is canceled.
• Scanned images files stored in the copyboard's internal memory are cleared when the power is turned off (set
to standby) with the ON/Standby button or when the computer is disconnected.
Using USB Memory
Saving Image Files on a Computer/Deleting Image Files
Examples of operations follow for saving the image files in the USB memory device to the hard disk of the personal computer,
and for deleting the folder when the USB memory capacity is full. (There are various methods that can be used for saving and
deleting including the use of Explorer.) See the instruction manual of your personal computer or the software that you are
using for information about using a personal computer.
The copyboard's folder on the USB memory device is named "CB_image". The images are stored in this folder.
Image files are named "PV-xxx.jpg" (JPEG files), where "xxx" is an assigned 3-digit number starting from 001 (ex.: PV-001.
jpg). For North American models only, image files are named “PV-xxx.pdf” (PDF files).
Plug the USB memory device into a USB port of
the personal computer
When connecting to the personal computer for the first
time, the installation of a USB driver is required. Follow
the instructions manual of the USB memory device that
you are using.
• Usually, with Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7, the
standard driver is installed automatically and the copyboard
is identified as "Removable disk" in "My Computer" (or
"Computer").
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