| Flex-Pointer | WidePointer |
from Ventura Educational Systems...
Our WidePointer technology combines the features of a presentation controller, wireless mouse and laser pointer into one ergonomic device. Our new WidePointer II has all the features of our WidePointer plus control Window Media Player.
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WidePointer II |
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With our WidePointer, you don't need to stand next to your notebook PC or have an additional person to assist you, nor do you need to aim at the receiver of the remote control. Excellent
2.4 GHz RF technologies enables the user to control the presentation wirelessly
up to 100 feet (30 meters) away indoors. It is a USB plug-and-play device with
no additional software required. The laser beam has an automatic safety switch
that provides protection against unintentional laser beam damage to human eyes.
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from Ventura Educational Systems...
| Our WidePointer combines the features of a presentation controller, wireless mouse and laser pointer into one ergonomic device. With our WidePointer, you don't need to stand next to your notebook PC or have an additional person to assist you, nor do you need to aim at the receiver of the remote control. Excellent
2.4 GHz RF technologies enables the user to control the presentation wirelessly
up to 100 feet (30 meters) away indoors. It is a USB plug-and-play device with
no additional software required. The laser beam has an automatic safety switch
that provides protection against unintentional laser beam damage to human eyes.
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WidePointer |
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Making your
Presentations Easier and More Successful Easy
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System Requirements
Operating Systems:
- Windows® 98 SE, Me, 2000, XP
- Mac® OS 9.1, Mac® OS X (10.1) or later
One available USB port for connecting the USB receiver dongle.
Inserting the battery: Open the battery cover and insert two AAA batteries.
Notes on Batteries:
- Be
sure that the polarity of the batteries is set properly.
- Do not charge, heat, open, or short-circuit the batteries.
- Do not leave dead or exhausted battery in the presenter.
- If you do not intend to use this unit for a long period of time, it is advisable to remove the batteries.
- If the wireless presenter does not function correctly or if the operating range becomes reduced, try to replace the battery with new ones.
- Do
not use different type of batteries together, or mix old and new batteries.
Connecting the RF Receiver
- Connect the receiver to your notebook computer by plugging it into an available USB port. If all your USB ports are occupied, you can also plug it into a connected USB hub.
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as follows, depending on your operating system:
- Windows® 98 SE/Me: The system prompts you to insert the operating system CD-ROM. Follow the instructions on the screen to install the required drivers.
- Windows® 2000/XP: The operating system identifies the receiver as a “USB Human Interface Device” and begins installation automatically. Follow the instructions or messages on the screen to complete the installation.
- Mac®
OS: The receiver is automatically detected and enabled.
Activate the Laser
- Press
and hold both Fn and On/Off key on the right side for two seconds to activate
the laser. (the mode indicator flashes)
- If you have several RF devices within range and working at the same channel, the presenter is jammed evidently, you need to change RF ID for better communication quality.
- Please
do as follows:
- Press
the ID link button on the receiver and the LED lights up steady. This means the
receiver is ready for linking.
- Press
the Fn and Link keys on the Presenter simultaneously for more than three seconds.
The LED on the receiver begins blinking to confirm a successful link.
Note: Whenever you change the batteries, we recommend you to implement the procedure given above.
- Press
the ID link button on the receiver and the LED lights up steady. This means the
receiver is ready for linking.
Now, your WidePresenter is ready to go. There are two color words on the right side of the WidePresenter:
- White
for normal mode
- Yellow
for function mode
Note: The Fn key does not function except when used simultaneously with another key. Normal Mode: Function of each key when not used with the Fn key.
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Mode Function of each key when used simultaneously with the Fn key, and the Fn key should be pressed before clicking the other key. |
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