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StarBoardLink EZ User`s Guide

1. 4 2 English StarBoardLink EZ Appendix Input Related Problems Problem What to check What to do The electronic pen does not This may be due to faultyRemove the batteries from the work contact of electronic pen batteries electronic pen and re install them Are batteries used up Replace the batteries For details on battery replacement see page 3 6 of this User s Guide StarBoard Software files may be broken or installation may not be complete correctly Uninstall the StarBoard Software and then re install it For details on installing StarBoard Software see the StarBoard Software x x Installation Guide Is there a nearby light source with a wavelength close to that of the electronic pen Illumination from fluorescent lighting or similar source Check by turning off the lights in the room If the StarBoard operates normally change the location in which it is installed or change the lighting fixtures Other than the above Restart Windows Mac OS or StarBoard Software Contact a support center Check if the same problem arises when using another electronic pen If operations are normal when using another electronic pen the original en is the problem Electronic pen operation is unstable or stops Is a remote controller for IAV equipment being operated while using the en Stop operating the remote controller The battery charge of the electronic p
2. and raise the height of the digitizer 3 Refer to page 2 4 or page 2 6 and attach the digitizer 4 Refer to Sensor Adjustments on page 2 10 and adjust the sensor After the adjustments are completed check that input can be performed correctly 4 6 English StarBoardLink EZ Appendix 4 4 System Specifications Item Specification Model name StarBoardLink EZ Detection method Infrared image sensor system Digitiser resolution 0 05mm Sampling rate Approx 100 points second when using USB1 1 Full Speed Interface USB 1 1 cable length 7m 45 77 inches for 4 3 aspect ratio 45 90 inches 16 10 aspect ratio Digitizer 510mm W x124mm H x38 5mm D Effective screen size Dimensi ns Reflective bars 464 733mm W x23mm H x21mm D Weight Approx 1 5kg Digitizer 0 8kg reflective bars 0 7kg 7 bars Power consumption 5V 500mA Operating requirements 5 C 35 C Humidity 20 80 RH without condensation Storage requirements 10 C 45 C Humidity 20 80 RH without condensation Electronic pen option Communication system Infrared Carrier wavelength 56 kHz IR wavelength 940 nm Side switches 3 Power supply AAA Expected battery life Approx 80 hours of continuous use alkaline battery Size 149 mm xp17 mm Weight Approx 20 g not including batteries Standards etc VCCI Class A FCC Class B CE 1 Using infrared and compact cameras
3. this product captures the image shadow of a pen or finger and detects the corresponding coordinate position Do not operate near lighting that will obstruct the capture of the image This includes Locations where the surface or side of the projection area are exposed to direct sunlight Locations in which there are light fittings with many light bulbs or infrared rays directly above the projection area Depending on installation conditions or sensor property position detection may be off by about 9 mm 2 The electronic pen uses infrared light having the same frequency approx 940 nm Do not operate this product in a location where other equipment fluorescent lighting plasma displays passive sensors etc may emit a similar frequency 3 The expected battery lifetime may vary depending on initial battery conditions humidity and the operating environment 4 7 English StarBoardLink EZ Appendix 4 5 Proper Care and Cleaning Clean the StarBoard periodically so that you may use it for a long time to come 1 Digitizer Cleaning When cleaning the digitizer use a soft cloth dampened with a diluted neutral cleansing agent that does not contain a polishing compound Never use a solvent such as thinner Note that rubbing or striking the StarBoard surface with a finger nail or other hard object may result in scratching 2 Cleaning the silver surfaces of the reflective bars Use a soft brush to clean the silver surfac
4. 7 Product Warranty Policy ii cccccc ccesecseccgenvancvecetscccecessetet cus cecetseciescidedeedaededesiedsecdscevaedendeadacetec 4 9 13 English StarBoardLink EZ Introduction 1 Introduction 1 1 Preparations This chapter describes the preparations to be made before using StarBoard First time users of StarBoard should read through this chapter 1 1 1 Product Outline In order to use the StarBoardLink EZ a digitizer and reflective bars are installed on an existing whiteboard or flat wall surface After setting up the provided software on a PC that is connected to a projector you can use your finger to operate the projected PC screen or import characters or images drawn on the projection area in real time to the PC 1 1 2 Features You can use your finger or the pen to operate the PC You can use your finger or a pen to operate the PC screen projected onto the board with the projector There are two optional pens available the stylus pen and electronic pen When the term pen is used in this User s Guide it means electronic pen You can write directly onto the PC screen After installing the provided StarBoard Software onto a PC you can use your finger or the pen to write characters or images directly onto the PC screen The input characters or drawn images are imported as digital data in real time into the PC where they can be saved or printed Available immediately after starting the PC For Windows After the prov
5. EZ henceforth referred to as StarBoard This User s Guide has been created for people who already have a working knowledge of personal computers henceforth referred to as PC Please make sure that you understand the contents of this User s Guide and use the software correctly We hope that you make the most of this product 3 English StarBoardLink EZ Safe Handlin Safe Handling Markings and Symbols Various markings and symbols are used in this User s Guide and on this product to ensure the safe and correct use of this product and to prevent personal injury and property damage These symbols and their meanings are as explained below Understand the information well before reading the body of the User s Guide This is a Safety Warning symbol This symbol will appear to raise the attention of the user to existing risks that may cause harm to people To avoid any chances of injuries or possibly death DO NOT IGNORE the safety instructions that follow this symbol AN WARNINGS This warning will appear where there exists a risk of death or fatal injuries AN CAUTIONS This warning will appear where there exists a risk of moderate or light injuries NOTICE This warning will appear where there exists a risk of damage to property A This symbol draws attention to cautions including warnings This symbol indicates something prohibited This symbol indicates something that must be done 4
6. M2 2 For the next steps in the device installation follow the instructions in the installation wizard The StarBoard will be available for use when the wizard procedures are completed If you have moved the StarBoardLink EZ to a different installation location run the StarBoardLink EZ Setup Wizard again 2 2 English StarBoardLink EZ Assembly and Setup 2 3 Installing the Devices When the installation wizard is not used If this product is being used in an environment in which the installation wizard cannot be used refer to the procedure below to install the devices 2 3 1 Connecting the USB Cable 1 Connect the USB cable to the digitizer Digitizer USB Cable 3 Install the cable cover Cable Cover Do not connect to the PC yet 2 3 English StarBoardLink EZ Assembly and Setup 2 3 2 Projection from the Projector Project the computer screen using the projector To install the StarBoard ensure the following clearance is maintained around the projection area However the StarBoard detectable sizes are as shown below Aspect ratio 4 3 45 77 inches Aspect ratio 16 10 45 90 inches 24cm 10inch Projection Area 3cm linch 3cm linch 3cm linch 2 3 3 Installing the Digitizer Installing with Magnets Align the center of the digitizer with the center of the projection area 12cm 5 inches above the projection area and install so it is parallel with the edge of the proje
7. all adjust C Cancel exit en 6 To save the adjustment result click the Yes button LSaDrv oe The current parameter setting will be written to nonvolatile memory Do you wish to proceed with this setting No This completes sensor adjustment 2 14 English StarBoardLink EZ Assembly and Setup 2 3 7 Positioning Alignment Select MENU on the StarBoard Software toolbar Settings StarBoard Calibrate OK and then perform position alignment 2 15 English StarBoardLink EZ How to use 3 How to Use 3 1 How to Use Touch Mode This section gives a basic description of how to use the board in touch mode 3 1 1 Character Input To input characters use your finger or the stylus pen sold separately NOTICE Use an input tool with a thickness of least 7 mm When inputting to this product use a tool that is at least 7 mm If a pen or similar tool with a thickness of less than 7 mm is used the input will be unstable Also do not use tools with a sharp tip such as a ballpoint pen If such a tool is used incorrectly it could damage the surface of the board Using your finger Touch the projection area with your finger extended Do not allow any other part of your body to touch or come near the projection area as doing so may cause incorrect operation O Xx 3 1 English StarBoardLink EZ How to use Using the stylus pen and Electronic p
8. and Setup AN CAUTIONS Be careful when handling the corner clips The corner clips may spring off and cause an injury when being installed or uninstalled Fixing Reflective Bar Corners To prevent gaps from occurring between reflective bars we recommend using corner clips after installing the reflective bars Corner clips can be installed at each corner of the reflective bars Corner Clip Bottom left corner Bottom right corner 2 9 English StarBoardLink EZ Assembly and Setup 2 3 5 Connecting the USB Cable 1 Prepare the cable holder used to fix the USB cable in place When installing onto a wall etc where magnets cannot be used attach double sided tape to the back of the cable holder before starting installation Attach the double sided tape in the position shown below Double sided tape This step is not required when using magnets for installation 2 Install the cable holder and then hook the USB cable into the holder to fix it in place Cable holder ae USB cable Fixing Screws When installing onto walls where magnets cannot be used fix in place with screws after attaching with double sided tape to prevent the cable holder from falling 3 Connect the USB cable to the computer 2 10 English StarBoardLink EZ Assembly and Setup 2 3 6 Adjusting the Sensor NOTICE Using infrared and compact cameras this product captures the image
9. not use on an uneven or curved surface When using the double sided tape to install this product Attach to a flat whiteboard or wall that does not have any unevenness Do not touch the adhesive surface of the tape or reattach the tape in different positions as doing so reduces the adhesive strength of the tape However in the following locations the double sided tape will not have enough adhesive strength and cannot be used Using the double sided tape in such locations may cause damage Uneven surfaces textured surfaces curved surfaces On wallpaper vinyl chloride cloth or paper wallpaper clay walls sand walls Hot locations above 40 C Surfaces treated with wax fluorine or mold prevention materials Glass surfaces that are in direct sunlight Locations where the product may be splashed with water or rain such as inside bathrooms or outdoors After installing with double sided tape always be sure to fix in place with screws WARNINGS Install this product on a vertical surface Do not install on a slanted surface or ceiling Failure to comply may cause the stand to fall resulting in personal injury or may cause damage to this product due to shock of impact from the board falling If magnets are not used to install this product fix it in place with screws Failure to comply may cause the stand to fall resulting in personal injury or may cause damage to this product due to shock of imp
10. shadow of a pen or finger and detects the corresponding coordinate position Do not operate near lighting that will obstruct the capture of the image Locations where the surface or side of the projection area are exposed to direct sunlight Locations in which there are light fittings with many light bulbs or infrared rays directly above the projection area Items to Check Before Making Sensor Adjustments The following error may appear while using this product LSaDrv Touch Sensor Error R LSaDrv Touch Sensor Error Something seems to be on the touch area or the cameras are o not correctly adjusted This may cause an area incapable of Something seems to be on the touch detection on the screen touch area or the cameras are not Please check correctly adjusted This may cause an area incapable of touch md detection on the screen Please check Mac OK Adjust Camera pee Se The window may be displayed Windows hidden behind another window Check the following items if this error appears There are no obstacles preventing the light from reaching the projection area or silver surface of the reflective bars There is no dirt on the silver surface of the reflective bars If the problem is not corrected despite making the above checks In the operating system you are using perform adjustment in accordance with Sensor Adjustment Procedure shown in Section 2 3 6 1 in the case of Windows and 2 3 6 2 in t
11. the StarBoard is connected message appears If the indication does not change even though you have checked the connection there is likely to be some problem For details see 4 Appendix Troubleshooting on page 4 1 in this user s guide 3 10 English StarBoardLink EZ How to use 7 Start Go Applications Lsadrv LsCamWiz and then adjust the sensor in accordance with the procedure on page 2 12 If the positions of the pen tip and cursor are out of alignment select MENU on the StarBoard Software toolbar Settings StarBoard Calibrate and then perform position alignment Important Run the StarBoardLink EZ Setup Wizard when operated for the first time and whenever the board is moved Not doing so may cause operation errors 3 11 English StarBoardLink EZ 4 Appendix 4 1 Troubleshooting Appendix Before assuming the product is broken be sure to check adjustments proper handling procedures the possibility of faulty cable connections etc Recognition Related Problems Problem What to check What to do The StarBoard does recognise input not Is the USB cable connected to the PC Connect the USB cable to the PC Is the status LED page 1 4 lit green Check the USB cable connection Did you start the system in the correct sequence Start the system in the correct sequence For details on starting the system see pag
12. Camera sensitivity gt Finish BHEROAD SRB 2 t button L LS I R 3 Press Finish LSaDrv Camera Adjustment Wizard 02300100022 Finish Start step1 L Camera height gt step2 L Camera optical axis gt step3 L Camera sensitivity gt step4 R Camera height gt step5 R Camera optical axis gt step6 R Camera sensitivity gt Finish Image sensor parameters have been adjusted Press Finish button to save parameters and exit wizard L This completes sensor adjustment After making adjustments check that input can be performed normally 2 12 English StarBoardLink EZ Assembly and Setup 2 3 6 2 Sensor Adjustment Procedure Mac version 1 Press the OK button on the LSaDrv Touch Sensor Error dialog box displayed on the Mac screen LSaDrv Touch Sensor Error not correctly adjusted This may cause an area incapable of touch detection on the screen Please check g Something seems to be on the touch area or the cameras are GOS k 2 Start the sensor adjustment wizard Start Go Applications StarBoard Lsadrv folder LsCamWiz eoo amp Applications kl Bum ejis Q DEVICES M Name a Date Modified 5 Mac OS X Snow Leopa QuickTime Player 17 June 2010 11 24 E Mac OS X Tiger for Test Safari 17 June 2010 11 24 E Mac Os X Leopard for Y ij StarBoard Today 09 42 SI Mac OS X Tiger for Dev gt gal
13. English StarBoardLink EZ Safe Handlin 1 Precautions Regarding Operation WARNINGS Do not make modifications Do not make any adjustments repairs or modifications not given in this User s Guide as doing so may lead to personal injury or damage to the product Do not open or remove cover of this product Failure to comply may lead to personal injury or damage to the product Refer internal inspections adjustments and repairs to your dealer or support center Do not place objects on top of this product If a foreign object falls on top of or inside this product it may lead to personal injury or damage to the product AN CAUTIONS In order to prevent damage by static electricity touch a nearby metal object with your hand to discharge any static electricity before touching this product Static electricity from your body may cause damage to this product NOTICE Make sure that the silver surfaces of the reflective bars do not become dirty or scratched Scratches or dirt on the silver surfaces of the reflective bars may prevent them from detecting coordinates correctly Do not use a USB cable extended Use of a USB cable extended may result in malfunction Do not place heavy objects on pull on or subject the USB cable to excess heat Failure to comply may result damage to the USB cable YVOOOO 0o Always grasp the plug of the USB cable when co
14. Link EZ Appendix Recognition Related Problems Problem What to check What to do Touch Sensor Error Is a high speed USB Be sure to connect the StarBoard and Insufficient USB device connected to the lany high speed USB devices to bandwidth USB host controller used _ separate USB host controllers to connect the StarBoard Be sure to use a USB hub in the case of PCs with only one USB host controller Input Related Problems Problem What to check What to do The input position does not Has position alignment Perform proper position alignment match been performed properly Other than the above Contact a support center The position cannot belHave the StarBoard and Adjust the position of the StarBoard aligned properly lprojector been placed in the land the projector If undue correction proper orientation is performed it may not be possible to align the position properly Is the PC screen being Make sure the PC screen projection is projected inside the contained within the StarBoard s input StarBoard s input area area For details on the input area see page 1 4 of this User s Guide StarBoard Software files Uninstall the StarBoard Software and then re install it For details on installing StarBoard may be broken or installation may not be Software see the StarBoard Software complete correctly x x Installation Guide Other than the above Contact a support center
15. StarBoardLink EZ User s Guide How to Request a User s Guide When requesting a separate copy of this User s Guide specify SBLE ML110201 Read this User s Guide and carefully retain it for future reference Before using this product carefully read and fully understand the safety instructions Store this User s Guide nearby for ease of reference SBLE ML110201 Hitachi Solutions StarBoardLink EZ Notices Reproduction or reprinting without permission of this User s Guide or any part thereof is prohibited The contents of this User s Guide are subject to change without prior notice Every effort has been made to ensure that this User s Guide is complete and correct However should any questionable points mistakes etc come to your attention please inform the vendor Hitachi Solutions Ltd assumes no responsibility for losses resulting from or related to the use of this product Refer to 4 Appendix 4 7 Product Warranty Policy at the end of this User s Guide for details on the warranty and liabilities Special Instructions This manual contains explanations relating to accessories that are sold separately as well as the product itself Disclaimers Hitachi Solutions Ltd assumes no liability and makes no warranty either express or implicit regarding the contents of this User s Guide Also the company makes no warranty as to the product s suitability merchantability or fitness for a particular intended use All prod
16. act from the board falling NOTICE Select a level and stable position Do not set it up near equipment that might generate electromagnetic waves or radio frequencies such as radio transmitters televisions copying machines or air conditioners Avoid locations that are dusty that are subject to extremely high or low temperatures or humidity or that are exposed to direct sunlight 2 1 English StarBoardLink EZ Assembly and Setup 2 1 Installing the StarBoard Software Before Starting to Connect Equipment Install the StarBoard Software on your PC before starting to connect equipment The equipment might not operate correctly if it is connected without the software being installed About PC Earth Depending on your PC an incorrect operation might be caused by PC noise via the USB cable If this happens verify that the earth of your PC s power supply cable is connected If the earth is not connected it might cause an incorrect operation 2 2 Installing the Devices Using the Installation Wizard For Windows users run Start All For Mac users run Go Applications gt Programs StarBoardLink EZ Setup StarBoard StarBoardLink EZ Setup Wizard Wizard Application 5 i Le sync Maintenance Startup d 1 21 11 5 38 PM sd 1 21 11 6 02 PM Lof 35 selected 30 36 GB available a 4 Back P
17. arBoardLink EZ How to use 3 3 3 Basic Operations of the Electronic Pen In the default settings of the electronic pen the pen tip button is set to the left button of the mouse in Windows and the main button click in Mac You can use the pen tip button to perform the following mouse operations while Windows or Mac is running The following xxxx xxxx description is for functions and operations in a Windows environment or Mac environment Left click Primary mouse button click Push the pen tip onto the projection area with sufficient force and then quickly move the pen away Double click Primary mouse button Double click Push the pen tip onto the projection area with sufficient force and then quickly move the pen away two times in the same spot Drag Drag Push the pen tip onto the projection area with sufficient force and without releasing it from the projection area move it from one point to another 3 3 4 Customizing the Electronic Pen The electronic pen has one pen tip button and three side buttons Mouse actions can be assigned to these four buttons The default button settings are shown in the following table Button Name Function ee ar lLeftclick click Primary mouse button click L Side button No 0 Left double click Primary mouse button Double click R Side button No 1 Right click Secondary Button click C Side button No 2 Hides displays the Hides displays the StarBoard StarBoard Software Toolbar Sof
18. ations that are dusty that are subject to extremely high or low temperatures or humidity or that are exposed to direct sunlight Use an input tool with a thickness of least 7 mm When inputting to this product use a tool that is at least 7 mm If a pen or similar tool with a thickness of less than 7 mm is used the input will be P3 1 unstable Also do not use tools with a sharp tip such as a ballpoint pen If such a tool is used incorrectly it could damage the surface of the board Using infrared and compact cameras this product captures the image shadow of a pen or finger and detects the corresponding coordinate position Do not operate near lighting that will obstruct the capture of the image P 2 11 Locations where the surface or side of the projection area are exposed to direct P 4 4 sunlight Locations in which there are light fittings with many light bulbs or infrared rays directly above the projection area 11 English StarBoardLink EZ Contents Contents 1 Introduction 11 1 1 Preparations hehe abang un emng Na nanah gnen nga 1 1 LTT Product Outline 4 yes 211i BNNK BNN 1 1 Il 2 Features bina ae denner a a aa a aa a eaea o e Ea dae wonetendanelone dental 1 1 IDEA Parts Cheer E EEE A SEE E ATE A AE NEA 1 2 NE StarB Oar DEES PARE AN NAN E A EENT 1 2 L22 Stylus Pen Op On Jan sn MAA NN RN ais thin TAa 1 3 1 2 3 Electronic Pen opon ienicerii RE SNN AN EN 1 3 I3ROle Of BaChi Part n
19. cope of this warranty 9 The aforementioned provisions define this warranty and they supersede those of all express or implied warranties that include legal defect liability 10 This warranty is limited to use of this product within the country where the user bought this product 4 10 English
20. ction area f o cs o Deme Aem f J 12cm 5inch y A Projection Area After installing the digitizer check to make sure does not slide down due to its own weight and that it is securely installed 2 4 English StarBoardLink EZ Assembly and Setup Installing to walls where magnets cannot be used 1 Align the center of the plate with the center of the projection area 12cm 5 inches above the projection area and install so it is parallel with the edge of the projection area Plate ik 12cm 5inch A Projection Area Plate Installation When installing the plate use the double sided tape attached to the back of the plate Plate rear side Peel off the separating paper Fixing Screws To prevent the plate from falling fix it in place with screws after attaching with the double sided tape Use the 6 included screws DN Plate front sid 2 5 English StarBoardLink EZ Assembly and Setup 2 Align the digitizer with the outer shape of the plate and attach it to the plate Ps J oN A oo Digitizer A J Plate Projection Area 2 3 4 Installing the Reflective Bars 1 If the reflective bars are to be installed onto a wall where the magnets cannot be used before installation attach 2 pieces of the provided double sided tape onto each reflective bar Attach the double sided tape in the posit
21. e 3 9 of this User s Guide StarBoard Software files may be broken or installation may not be complete correctly Uninstall the StarBoard Software and then re install it For details on installing StarBoard Software see the StarBoard Software x x Installation Guide Other than the above Contact a support center Touch Sensor Error Something is blocking light from reaching the board surface or reflective tape Or sensor adjustment is not properly StarBoard can not detect the input Is something blocking light from the projection area or silver surfaces of the reflective bars Remove the blockage Are the silver surfaces of the reflective bars dirty Use a soft brush to clean the silver surfaces of the reflective bars Are the digitizer reflective bards installed correctly Use the installation wizard to check the installation condition of the devices 2 2 Installing the Devices gt Page 2 2 in this User s Guide Alternatively follow the procedures in 2 3 Installing the Devices When the Installation Wizard is not used on pages 2 3 to 2 14 of this User s Guide Other than the above Adjust the sensor See page 2 10 of this User s Guide Touch Sensor Error USB error The controller must be reset and the system restarted Disconnect the USB cable and reconnect it If this does not solve the problem restart the PC 4 1 English StarBoard
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24. en Use the pen on the projection area with your body kept sufficiently away so that your palm and elbow do not touch the projection area If your hand or elbow touches the projection area or you are within 1cm of the projection area it might cause an incorrect operation O x 3 1 2 PC Operation When performing PC operations by pointing or giving presentations without inputting characters it is convenient to extend the stylus pen and use it as a pointer 0 3 2 English StarBoardLink EZ How to use CAUTION Do no strike the whiteboard or wall forcefully with the stylus pen bend it or apply an excessive load to it Failure to comply may result in damage to the stylus pen or personal injury Important Do not place the stylus pen onto the reflective bar Doing so may cause a sensor error or mistaken detection to occur 3 3 English StarBoardLink EZ How to use 3 2 Electronic Pen Input and Finger Input You can select the following input methods for use with StarBoardLink EZ Input Method Input Condition When the projection area is touched with the f REAS electronic pen input switches to electronic pen input Finger and electronic pen automatic switching D In pen input mode if the projection area is touched for Note Initial setting a short length of time using your finger input switches to finger input The fi
25. en may be low Replace the batteries For details on battery replacement see page 3 6 of this User s Guide StarBoard Software files may be broken or installation may not be complete correctly Uninstall the StarBoard Software and then re install it For details on installing StarBoard Software see the StarBoard Software x x Installation Guide Other than the above Restart Windows Mac OS or StarBoard Software Check if the same problem arises when using another electronic pen If operations are normal when using another electronic pen the original en is the problem 4 3 English StarBoardLink EZ Appendix 42 Regularly Auto Sensor Adjustment For Windows While using StarBoard auto sensor adjustment will execute regularly To use StarBoard comfortably this function is recommended to use You cannot use this Adjustment for Mac NOTICE Using infrared and compact cameras this product captures the image shadow of a pen or finger and detects the corresponding coordinate position Do not operate near lighting that will obstruct the capture of the image Locations where the surface or side of the projection area are exposed to direct sunlight Locations in which there are light fittings with many light bulbs or infrared rays directly above the projection area 4 2 1 Sensor Auto Adjustment Procedure 1 Confirmation message of auto sensor adjustment will be displayed a
26. es of the reflective bars Do not use water or liquids Note that rubbing or striking the silver surfaces of the reflective bars with nails or hard objects may result in scratching The product may not work correctly if scratched 3 Cleaning the Magnets Use a soft cloth dampened with water or alcohol to remove dirt from the magnet sections of the digitizer reflective bars Do not use cleaners etc that contain surfactant as doing so will reduce the retaining force of the magnets 4 Cleaning the electronic pen To clean the electronic pen use a diluted neutral cleansing agent that does not contain a polishing compound Do not apply the neutral cleansing agent directly but rather dampen a soft wet cloth with a mixture of water and the cleaner and wipe Never use a solvent such as thinner Do not allow the pen tip to get wet 4 6 Replaceable Parts 1 Double sided tape 2 Stylus pen 3 AAA alkaline battery 4 Spare pen tip For details on obtaining them contact your dealer or a support center 4 8 English StarBoardLink EZ Appendix 4 7 Product Warranty Policy 1 During the free warranty service period if a malfunction occurs during normal use the malfunction will be corrected without charge according to the provisions of the warranty Furthermore if the customer registration card accompanying the warranty is not returned to our company the customer information will not be registered so free repairs might be una
27. fter 7days as default passed from first connect of StarBoard to PC If you press Yes auto sensor adjustment program will execute If you press No this will not execute StarBoard Driver StarBoardLink EZ sensor adjustment will be started It is recommended that the sensors are adjusted periodically for fine sensor response It might take several minutes Do you wish to start the adjustment now Manual execute Change of auto execute interval of the sensor adjustment Manual execute For the manual execute select MENU Settings StarBoard StarBoard Settings and press 1 Sensor adjustment in the StarBoard toolbar Change of auto execute interval of the sensor adjustment For the auto execute interval of the sensor adjustment select from 0 to 30 by 2 button If you select 0 auto execute is disable M StarBoard Driver settines E3 Star BoardLink EZ Touch Mode Configure pen hd Configure the pen button behavior Configure pen buttons Configure the double click range Configure double click Configure sensor Adjust the StarBoard sensor Sensor adjustment amp Profile StarBoard Plug ins Interval between automatic senso 2 Function Button Settings 4 4 English StarBoardLink EZ Appendix 2 Sensor adjusting screen will be displayed during auto adjustment Do not touch the board surface until auto adjustment completed Sta
28. he case of Mac OS 2 3 6 1 Sensor Adjustment Procedure Windows version 1 Press the Adjust Camera button on the LSaDrv Touch Sensor Error dialog box displayed on the PC screen LSaDrv Touch Sensor Error Xx Something seems to be on the touch area or the cameras are not correctly adjusted This may cause an area incapable of touch detection on the screen Please check Manual Startup In order to manually run the sensor adjustment wizard open My Computer and execute LsCamWiz exe located under C Drive Program Files Hitachi Software Engineering FX DUODriver This folder path may be changed since it depends on your Windows installation 2 11 English StarBoardLink EZ Assembly and Setup 2 Camera Adjustment Wizard Start window appears Press All Adjust LSaDrv Camera Adjustment Wizard 02300100022 Start Start step1 L Camera height gt step2 L Camera optical axis gt step3 L Camera sensitivity gt step4 R Camera height gt step5 R Camera optical axis gt step6 R Camera sensitivity gt Finish Starting camera adjustment Press Next button Something seems to be on the touch area or the cameras are not correctly adjusted R I Something seems to be on the touch area or the cameras are not correctly adjusted Cancel Wait a moment L Camera optical axis gt step3 L Camera sensitivity R Camera optical axis gt step6 R
29. he sensor according to the instructions on pages 2 10 This folder path may be changed since it depends on your Windows installation 3 9 English StarBoardLink EZ How to use If the positions of the pen tip and cursor are out of alignment select MENU on the StarBoard Software toolbar Settings StarBoard Calibrate and then perform position alignment Important Run the StarBoardLink EZ Setup Wizard when operated for the first time and whenever the board is moved Not doing so may cause operation errors 3 4 2 Start Method Mac version 1 Connect the USB cable of digitizer to the computer 2 Turn on the power switch of the projector 3 Turn the computer power switch on to startup Mac 4 Adjust the position of the projector so that the Mac screen projected by the projector is within the input area refer to page 1 4 of this User s Guide 5 Select Go Applications StarBoard Software to start StarBoard Software 6 Select MENU on the StarBoard Software toolbar Settings StarBoard Check Connection and then check the connection If the StarBoard is not connected message appears StarBoard Software has not detected the StarBoardLink EZ Check whether the StarBoardLink EZ and PC are connected properly Connected No Connection StarBoard is connected StarBoard is not connected a If they are connected properly
30. ided StarBoard Software is installed onto the PC StarBoard can be used as soon as the PC is started Compatible with PowerPoint presentations Characters or images can be written into presentations created with Microsoft PowerPoint which significantly improves the expressive power of the presentations You can also write on video images For Windows Characters or images can be written onto captured video image displays This makes it easy to use video materials in lessons or presentations 1 1 English StarBoardLink EZ Introduction 1 2 Parts Check After unpacking make sure that all the following parts are present 1 2 1 StarBoard 1 Parts No Name Qty 1 Digitizer 1 2 USB Cable 1 3 Cable cover 1 4 Cable holder 1 5 Reflective bars 7 6 Corner clips 2 7 Plate 1 8 Screws 21 9 Double sided tape 15 10 StarBoard Software DVD ROM 1 11 StarBoard Software Startup Guide 1 12 StarBoardLink EZ Startup guide 1 13 Warranty Sheet 1 7 8 9 1 2 English StarBoardLink EZ Introduction 1 2 2 Stylus Pen option 1 Parts No Name Qty 1 Stylus pen 2 1 X X O OC 1 2 3 Electronic Pen option 1 Parts No Name Qty 1 Electronic pen 1 2 AAA alkaline battery 1 3 Spare pen tip 2 2 1 3 3 English StarBoardLink EZ Introduct
31. ion 1 3 Role of Each Part 1 3 1 StarBoard oA 0 inc 2 4 StarBoardLink EZ Installation Image 1 Digitizer 4 Reflective Bars Receives information regarding characters or Reflects light Used to capture pen or finger images drawn with the pen or the user s finger operations and transmits this data to the PC 5 USB Cable 2 Status LED Used to connect the StarBoard with the PC The connection status is displayed by the color and lighting status of the LED Lit green Normal Flashing orange Recognizing StarBoard Lit orange Error has occurred 6 Cable Holder Used to fix the USB cable in place 3 Projection area Input area Characters or images drawn in this area are imported into the PC When using the StarBoardLink EZ make sure that the image projected from the projector is kept within this area 1 4 English StarBoardLink EZ Introduction 1 3 2 Electronic Pen option 1 Battery cover Open the cover when inserting or replacing the battery Refer to page 3 6 in this User s Guide for details 2 Side buttons Mouse Operations assigned to these buttons Refer to page 3 8 in this User s Guide for details 1 5 English StarBoardLink EZ Assembly and Setup 2 Assembly and Setup Be sure to follow the precautions below when installing the StarBoard Important Use on a flat surface This product is designed so that stable input is achieved when used on a flat surface Do
32. ions mentioned in this user s guide In the event of failure or damage resulting from abnormal voltages pollution or other natural disasters e g fire earthquake and lightning 4 9 English StarBoardLink EZ Appendix 8 In the event of a malfunction in this product caused by the connection to this product of equipment other than the equipment specified by our company 9 In the event that there is no abnormality in this product but a defect in a part other than this product was detected or remedied 10 In the event of ordinary wear and tear wear deterioration etc of consumables even during normal use 5 If this product malfunctions review the contents of this user s guide If the problems remain irreparable contact the dealer The dealer will determine whether or not the product must be repaired so please contact them If the customer sends the product to our company without RMA Return Merchandise Authorisation number it might not be covered by warranty 6 As arule the customer is responsible for shipping charges required to send all or part of the product for repair etc Our company will assume responsibility for the return shipping to the customer 7 This warranty does not cover labour fees for repair associated equipment assembly or disassembly 8 Incidental damage caused by the failure of this product e g loss of profit that should have resulted from the use of this product is outside the s
33. ions shown in the diagram below Reflection Bar 7 RR 5E m Sany aa AE 7 Se SSP Thin TT if Cn ji ih Tn This step is not required if magnets are used for installation 2 6 English StarBoardLink EZ Assembly and Setup 2 Adjust the length of the reflective bars so that the projection area is surrounded Attach so that the silver surface of the reflective bars is facing inwards and so there are no gaps when installing with double sided tape remove the separating paper immediately before installation Extend the left and right side reflective bars to the top of the digitizer PL AN l b a Length of the reflective bars can be i adjusted Projection Area Reflection O a Bar If the projection size is larger than 70 inches use 3 reflective bars on the bottom side Projection Area 2 7 English StarBoardLink EZ Assembly and Setup Connecting Method for Reflective Bars Connect reflective bars together as shown in the diagram below Gaps between reflective bars may cause malfunctions during operation Fixing Screws When installing onto a wall where magnets cannot be used after installing with the double sided tape fix the reflective bars in place with screws to prevent them from falling Use 2 screws for each reflective bar 2 8 English StarBoardLink EZ Assembly
34. lery Today 09 42 E Mac OS X Leopard for Y MB Lsadrv Today 09 42 E Mac OS x Snow Leopa SJ AdjustTheSensor for Mac pdf 12 February 2010 18 13 I For Data Today 09 43 H iDisk E tscamwiz Today 09 43 gt Peru Today 09 42 Sal gt G Tablet 12 February 2010 18 39 Oa Z StarBoard Software Today 09 43 PLACES wW 4 StarBoard Tablet Today 09 43 E Desktop Stickies 19 May 2009 14 28 A usr E system Preferences 27 June 2009 15 09 7 TextEdit 27 June 2009 15 06 Species Time Machine 17 June 2010 11 24 14 4 gt GM Utilities 4 June 2010 11 21 X SEARCH FOR C Te x 38 items 21 53 GB available PA 3 The sensor adjustment wizard starts Click the All adjust button e800 LSaDrv Sensor adjust Left sensor Mu a ea Wadqunannensbeyrsersgereny Se mio enak onde Seek dop biak gerd anda 2 13 English StarBoardLink EZ Assembly and Setup 4 Wait a while If the LsCamWiz ERROR message does not appear sensor adjustment was successful If an error such as the following appears click the OK button and then perform adjustment again while referring to Section 2 3 6 If adjustment is still not successful the StarBoard unit may be defective LsCamWiz ERROR 5 If adjustment was successful click the Exit button Note that just clicking the button does not complete the adjustment process Le eo LSaDrv Sensor adjust Left sensor W i 420 shift 4 2 6
35. mable or corrosive gas may result in fire or damage to this product There is a particular danger of explosion in the case of flammable gas Do not place in a location with flammable or corrosive gas Install this product on a flat surface Installing this product on an uneven surface such as bumpy or curved surfaces may cause the product to operate improperly or fall over resulting in personal injury or product malfunction CAUTIONS Do not touch internally mounted parts Directly toughing internally mounted parts inside this product may result in personal injury or damage to this product Do not place in locations subject to excess moisture dust smoke or steam Placement in a location such as next to a kitchen or a humidifier may result in fire or damage to this product BOO OO Do not use this product near water If water somehow gets inside this product immediately disconnect the USB cable and contact a support center Continued use may result in fire or damage to this product 8 English StarBoardLink EZ Safe Handlin NOTICE Do not use this product in locations subject to high temperature or high humidity This product s usage environment conditions Temperature 5 C 35 C Humidity 20 RH 80 RH no condensation Do not set up in locations subject to vibration and or shock of impact Vibration and or shock of impact may harm internal components of this produc
36. nger pen switching buttons are displayed at the left and right edges of the screen Finger and electronic pen manual switching 4 Electronic pen input 4 Finger input Input can only be performed by finger If the Finger electronic pen is used it is used in the same way as a finger Input is only performed using the electronic pen Electronic Pen Finger input cannot be performed 3 2 1 Switching Input Methods Windows 1 In the StarBoard Software toolbar select MENU Settings StarBoard StarBoard Settings and then press Configure pen buttons StarBoard Driver settings amp StarBoardLink EZ Touch Mode Configure pen hd Configure the pen button behavior Configure pen buttons Configure the double click range Configure double click Configure sensor Adjust the StarBoard sensor Sensor adjustment Interval between automatic sensor adjustments Profile TA 7 4 days StarBoard gt 23 Calibrat WE StarBoard Settings 5 Plug ins 3 Function Button Settings 3 4 English StarBoardLink EZ How to use 2 Select the input method you want to use from Input method and press the OK button Button Action p Left click Side button 0 ta Side button 1 Side button 2 Disable side button while pen is hovering Enable multiple fingers input Input method Finger and elec
37. nnecting or disconnecting Pulling on the USB cable may result in scratching or damage to the cable 5 English StarBoardLink EZ Safe Handlin 2 Dealing with Trouble AN CAUTIONS What to do in case of emission of smoke strange odor or strange noise If an abnormal condition such as emission of smoke strange odor or amp strange noise happens to occur for some reason immediately disconnect the product s USB cable from the PC Confirm that the smoke or strange odor is no longer being emitted and contact a support center to reguest repairs Continued operation without repair may result in fire What to do if the product breaks or the USB cable is damaged If this product breaks or the USB cable becomes damaged for some reason immediately disconnect the USB cable from the PC and contact a support center Continued operation without repair may result in emission of a strange odor or smoke 3 Precautions Regarding Handling N WARNINGS Do not touch this product if you hear thunder Failure to comply may result in electric shock AN CAUTIONS Do not use batteries other than those specified Failure to comply may result in fire personal injury and or soiling of the surrounding area due to batteries bursting or leaking fluid Do not splash with water or chemical compounds Do not place this product in a location subject to contact with water droplets or
38. otate it clockwise 4 turn to fix it in place Be careful not to over tighten the cover as doing so may damage it 3 6 English StarBoardLink EZ How to use 3 3 2 Using the Electronic Pen To use the electronic pen to draw characters or images place the tip of the electronic pen on the projection area and then move the pen When you release the tip of the electronic pen from the projection area the writing is complete Be careful of the following two points when using the electronic pen 1 When drawing with the electronic pen keep the pen as perpendicular as possible to the projection area and apply pressure to the tip of the pen so it is pressed against the projection area 2 A miniature transmitter is embedded in the tip of the electronic pen If you hold the transmitter area of the electronic pen while drawing characters or images the drawing data from the electronic pen might not be transmitted correctly If the characters or images drawn on the projection area are not imported correctly into the PC change your grip on the electronic pen and then verify that they are displayed correctly EE a Blocking of the Infrared Beam Electronic pen operations are detected when the digitiser reads the infrared beams that are generated by the pen If the beam between the electronic pen and the digitiser is blocked normal input becomes impossible Avoid blocking them during use 3 7 English St
39. place any containers containing water or other chemical compounds on top of or nearby this product Failure to comply may result in damage or fire if water or chemical compounds get inside this product la 4 PSN a if 6 English StarBoardLink EZ Safe Handlin NOTICE Disconnect the USB cable during extended periods of non use For safety reasons disconnect the USB cable if the product is not going to be used for an extended period of time Failure to comply may result in malfunction S A Handle the connection cable properly Improper handling of the connection cable such as jamming it against a wall undue bending pulling or twisting may result in overheating or damage due to exposure of the conductive core electrical short or severing of the cable 4 Precautions Regarding Moving the Product NOTICE Always disconnect the USB cable from the PC when moving this product Failure to comply may result in damage to the USB cable and or the product itself Q A Do not subject to shock of impact This product is a precision instrument Excessive shock of impact may hinder further operation Take extreme care when moving this product 7 English StarBoardLink EZ Safe Handlin 5 Precautions Regarding Setup Environment AN WARNINGS Do not place in a location with flammable or corrosive gas Placing this product in a location where there is flam
40. rBoardLink EZ sensor adjustment is now in progress Please do not touch the surface of the board 3 Following window will be displayed when sensor auto adjustment finished Press OK StarBoard Driver J The sensor adjustment of the StarBoard has successfully finished This is all of auto sensor adjustment Confirm the normal input after adjustment In case of adjustment error following window will be displayed Press Retry to auto sensor adjustment program execute again StarBoard Driver The sensor adjustment of the StarBoard Failed Error Code 5 There might be hardware Failures if this message is displayed again after retrying In that case please contact our Product Support Cancel If this message displayed again StarBoard may have some problem Please Contact our support 4 5 English StarBoardLink EZ Appendix 4 3 Adjusting the Height of the Digitizer If setup is not completed correctly after following the procedures in 2 Assembly and Setup adjust the height of the digitizer Before adjusting the height Check the details of the precautions on pages 2 1 to 2 14 and also check that the devices have been installed correctly However adjusting the height may affect detection performance 1 Detach the digitizer At this time remove the cable cover and USB cable together 2 Rotate the 3 adjusters on the back of the digitizer counterclockwise as far as possible
41. sulting in injury or the impact might cause product failure Cautions Contents Page s Be careful when handling the corner clips The corner clips may spring off and cause an injury when being installed Do not strike the whiteboard or wall forcefully with the stylus pen bend it or apply an excessive load to it P 3 3 Failure to comply may result in damage to the stylus pen or personal injury Be sure to install batteries correctly Do not install batteries with positive and negative terminals reversed or use P3 6 batteries other than the type specified It will cause pen malfunctions and excess heat or burns to the hand Be sure to provide insulation during disposal Be sure to insulate the positive and negative terminals of the battery using cellophane tape or similar material when disposing of batteries Disposing of P3 6 batteries without insulating them may lead to overheating bursting or ignition due to shorting resulting in personal injury or fire Furthermore be sure to follow all local rules and regulations regarding proper battery disposal P 2 9 10 English StarBoardLink EZ Safe Handling NOTICE Notice Contents Page s Select a level and stable position Do not set it up near equipment that might generate electromagnetic waves or radio frequencies such as radio transmitters televisions copying machines or P2 1 air conditioners Avoid loc
42. t resulting in damage to it Do not set up this product in a location subject to vibration or shock of impact Do not set up this product near a high voltage line or power source If this product is set up near high voltage lines or power sources it might receive interference gt gt gt Do not set up in a location subject to direct sunlight or near a heater Failure to comply may result in deformation of or damage to this product 6 Precautions Regarding Disposal NOTICE At time of disposal handle this product as industrial waste according to all applicable laws and regulations When disposing of this product the user should follow all laws and regulations of the locality in which it is being used 9 English StarBoardLink EZ Safe Handlin Careful thought was given to the cautions on this device and in this User s Guide However unanticipated circumstances might occur When operating this product users themselves must exercise caution as well as follow instructions WARNINGS Warnings Contents Page s Install this product on a vertical surface Do not install this product on a slanting surface or ceiling Otherwise the P2 equipment might fall possibly resulting in injury or the impact might cause product failure If magnets are not used to install this product fix it in place with screws P2 1 Otherwise the eguipment might fall possibly re
43. thod Finger and electronic pen Automatically switched Finger and electronic pen Manually switched O Finger Electronic pen Cancel 3 5 English StarBoardLink EZ How to use 3 3 How to User the Electronic Pen This section gives a basic description of how to use the electronic pen option 3 3 1 Inserting the Battery Perform the preparations for using the electronic pen CAUTION Be sure to install batteries correctly Do not install batteries with positive and negative terminals reversed or use batteries other than the type specified It will cause pen malfunctions and excess heat or burns to the hand Be sure to provide insulation during disposal Be sure to insulate the positive and negative terminals of the battery using cellophane tape or similar material when disposing of batteries Disposing of batteries without insulating them may lead to overheating bursting or ignition due to shorting resulting in personal injury or fire Furthermore be sure to follow all local rules and regulations regarding proper battery disposal If within the EU be sure to follow Batteries Directive Batteries directive 2006 66 EC 1 Insert the battery into the electronic pen 1 Rotate the battery cover V4 counter clockwise and pull it to remove it 2 As shown in the figure insert the AAA alkaline battery so that the side faces the outside 3 Press the battery cover on and r
44. tronic pen Automatically switched Finger and electronic pen Manually switched Finger Electronic pen OK Default Cancel 3 2 2 Switching Input Methods Mac 1 Launch Go Applications gt StarBoard gt StarBoardDriver gt StarBoardDriverSettings eoo G Applications aa eHre Le Ju q DEVICES h ea lt aize Laam PLACES E mail 289 1 MB Application gt Microsoft Office 2008 Folder sense MW MyScriptStylus 57 8 MB Application Today W Photo Booth 16 6MB Application Yesterday F Preview 70 2MB Application Past Week Q QuickTime Player 29 9MB Application All images Safari 66 5 MB Application Ali Movies B3 Spaces 400 KB Application All Documents ve StarBoard Folder gt gallery Folder gt Lsadrv Folder plugin installed 4KB Plain text v Driver Folder 387m8 Application SD LA MET UP ia z 68 KB Application gt Tablet Folder StarBoard Software 345 4 MB Application StarBoard Tablet 672KB Application StarBoardSetupWizard 35 5MB Application Stickies 8 5MB Application ES System Preferences 1 3 MB Application 7 TextEdit 22 1 MB Application Time Machine 448KB Application gt BM utilities Folder 42 items 1 4 GB available A 2 Select the input method that you want to use from Input method and press the OK button StarBoard Driver Setting StarBoardLink EZ Touch Mode Input me
45. tware Toolbar The assignment of the side button can be changed by selecting MENU on the StarBoard Software toolbar Settings StarBoard StarBoard Settings Configure pen buttons This function can only be changed in Windows 3 8 English StarBoardLink EZ How to use 3 4 Start Method 3 4 1 Start Method Windows version 1 Connect the USB cable of digitizer to the PC 2 Turn on the power switch of the projector 3 Turn on the power switch of the PC to start Windows 4 Adjust the position of the projector so that the Windows screen projected by the projector is within the input area refer to page 1 4 of this User s Guide 5 Select Start All Programs StarBoard Software or double click the StarBoard icon on the desktop Star Board Software If the No connection icon in below appears on the Tasktray it means that the StarBoardLink EZ is not connected Make sure that the StarBoardLink EZ and the PC are properly connected Connected No Connection If the StarBoard is properly connected the icon changes to Connected as above If the icon does not change despite correcting the connection there may be some other problem For details refer to 4 Appendix Troubleshooting on page 4 1 of this User s Guide 6 Run LsCamWiz exe located under My Computer C Drive Program Files Hitachi Software Engineering FX DUODriver and adjust t
46. ucts of Hitachi Solutions Ltd described in this User s Guide are presently for sale or are site licensed Users who purchased the aforesaid product s will bear the costs of all required services repairs and damages resulting from defects in this product and will bear the costs of direct or indirect damages including the loss of profits or required information that resulted from the product defects Moreover Hitachi Solutions Ltd retains the right to revise this User s Guide and to modify the contents thereof without any obligation to notify anyone 1 English StarBoardLink EZ Product Assurance Provisions This product is limited to use in the country where the user bought this product For warranty details refer to 4 Appendix 4 7 Product Warranty Policy at the end of this User s Guide This first edition of the User s Guide SBLE ML110201 is for the following products AH00292 StarBoardLink EZ AH00180 Electronic Pen Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation U S and in other countries Mac and Mac OS are trademarks of Apple Inc registered in the U S and other countries Other trademarks and product names are trademarks and or registered trademarks of their respective holders Manual Creation Dates February 2011 first edition All Right Reserved Copyright c 2011 Hitachi Solutions Ltd 2 English StarBoardLink EZ Introduction Thank you very much for purchasing Hitachi Solutions s StarBoardLink
47. vailable After receiving this product please immediately fill out and return this customer registration card 2 The warranty coverage is listed in the following table Product Name Part Name Warranty Coverage StarBoardLink EZ Digitiser F USB cable at Reflection frame T Stylus Pen Stylus Pen Option Electric Pen Electric Pen Option AAA alkaline battery Spare Pen Tips Explanatory note Covered by warranty However this excludes abrasion physical damage and loss Not covered by warranty 3 Please refer to the warranty sheet for this product s warranty service period 4 Even during the warranty period there will be a repair charge in the following cases 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 If the registration card accompanying the warranty is not returned to our company If the warranty is not presented If specified fields on the registration card accompanying the warranty are not completed or if the wording has been changed without authorisation The warranty applies only to the original purchasers It does not apply to a third party to whom the customer resold this product In the event of a malfunction or damage resulting from the customer s improper handling e g a fall impact etc caused by the customer during transportation or movement In the event of problems resulting from handling contrary to the handling and precaut

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