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1. Including 1 spare stylus and 1 AAA alkaline battery This pen is used to write words and figures on the panel and to operate the computer wirelessly using UPIC Touch amp Draw In this manual the wireless interactive panel s software application is referred to as either UPIC Touch amp Draw or the software Exclusive markers black and red 1 each The exclusive markers ink can be used to draw directly on the panel when using the system as a whiteboard Exclusive Eraser 1 This is used to erase words and figures drawn directly on the whiteboard using the exclusive markers ink Exclusive carrying case 1 This case can be used for storing and carrying the main unit panel and accessories Always store the main unit panel in its paper tube sleeve Documents System Operating Instructions simple version 1 This manual includes information on points to be heed ed to ensure safe use as well as basic descriptions of the system s main operations It also includes instructions for installing the system and for installing the UPIC Utility driver for the digital pen as well as the UPIC Touch amp Draw software stored on the included CD ROM Digital pen operating instructions 1 This includes instructions to be heeded to ensure safe use e CD ROM 1 This includes UPIC Utility UPIC Touch amp Draw and the System Operating Instructions detailed version in PDF format Part Names and Fu2. Do not remove the panel from the surface upon which it is mounted with the panel unrolled Doing so will cause the panel to crease making it impossible for the digital pen to be read and resulting in malfunction Be careful not to cut your hands when touching the edges of the panel 15 Installing the Software Before installing e Operating environment Description Operating system Windows Vista 32 bit version Windows XP SP3 or later 32 bit version Pre installed computer on which one of the above operating systems is running Pentium 4 processor or later Conforming to Bluetooth 2 0 Class 2 512MBorgreater oo O Memoy 512 MB or greater Hard disk 200 MB or greater Display 11024 x 768 High Color or greater Peripherals Bluetooth adapter CD ROM drive standard USB port Compatible Bluetooth Microsoft Bluetooth stack stacks Broadcom s Widcomm Bluetooth software stack Toshiba Bluetooth stack BlueSoleil Bluetooth stack e Providing the above operating environment does not guarantee that all operations will work e Not compatible with Macintosh e When using a computer with no built in Bluetooth function a free port for connecting a Bluetooth USB adapter is required e UPIC Touch amp Draw operation UPIC Touch amp Draw and UPIC Utility are independent Because of this operation differs as follows depending on which applications are started up Drawing with digital pen possible Connected Launched
3. Caution risk of electric shock This symbol notifies of prohibited actions A more con S crete indicator of the type of prohibited action is shown Disassembly prohibited inside the symbol This symbol notifies of actions that are restricted or instructions more concrete indicator of the instruction Z is shown inside the symbol CAUTIONS Panel S Keep magnetic recording media away from the panel The magnetic panel models UPIC 56M 64M and W72M has a magnetic sheet attached to it and magnets under the surface in the four corners Do not allow magnetic recording media such as credit cards transport passes floppy disks video tapes or cassette tapes near the panel surface or holding bars Allowing such objects come within 10 cm could result in damage to the recorded data Unplug the power cord from the power outlet Q About projectors This system uses a projector to project images Your eyes may be exposed to the light from the projector during presentations etc Be careful as looking directly into the light from the projector could damage your eyes Q Check that the screen remains in place immediately after mounting it Immediately after mounting the screen check that it does not peel off the surface of installa tion when you release the holding bars A Do not touch the edges of the main unit panel When installing or storing the panel be careful not to cut your hands on the edges of the panel Continued on n
4. Drag the pen from the starting point to the end point When the pen is dragged the figure is drawn from the starting point as a dotted line following the movement of the pen The figure is only entered when the pen is lifted so you do not have to worry about going off course while dragging e Another figure can be selected while the Figure Menu window is displayed e The Figure Menu window is closed when the Figure Menu window or the Figure icon on the toolbar is clicked e To write letters click the Pen or Marker icon then write a b LA 2 a a a e el LI ka Q b a 4 sta 34 Moving enlarging reducing and rotating objects Letters and lines drawn with the digital pen lines and figures created with the Figure tool and inserted pictures are called objects 1 Click the Select Object icon The mode for selecting objects is set 2 Select the desired object Click When the object is clicked a frame is displayed o E Click anywhere outside the object to turn the frame CO 00 point the horizontal direction Rotation point Vertical point The object is enlarged reduced in eee here drcten Equal ratio The object is enlarged reduced at on fl and pictures can be rotated B l Equal ratio To e o select multiple objects drag the pen over the point area containing the desired objects Vertical point e Objects can only be enlarged at an equ
5. File window 2 Select the desired file then click Open The Open File window closes and the image is positioned at the center of the drawing area 3 When the image is clicked after clicking the Select Object icon on the toolbar a frame is National Sales Figures displayed Drag at any position within the frame 5600 to move the object to the desired position For details see page 35 2 Web NESS CF 0 0m 5 Drawing lines 1 Click the Figure icon on the toolbar then on the Figure Menu window click the Line icon 2 Now drag A straight line is drawn with the posi tion at which you started as the starting point e To change the thickness of the line select the desired thickness in pixels at 4 Style 3 To write freehand and draw letters click the Marker icon on the toolbar and write with the digital pen HGCAOMOOOUBONS Cu Operating Windows while using in the White Screen mode 1 Click the toolbar s ll Minimize icon with the digital pen The UPIC Touch amp Draw icon is placed in the Windows task tray 2 When another application on the Windows task tray etc is clicked the mode switches to the overlay screen mode and the Windows background screen is displayed Also the input mode is set to the mouse mode Windows operations can now be performed with the digital pen 3 Switch back to the white screen mode Click the UPIC
6. Not connected Not launchea connected Not connected e Updating UPIC Touch amp Draw See the PLUS website 16 Copyright and License e Copyright PLUS Corporation hereafter called We holds the copyright of this software and related works which are protected by Japan s Copyright Law and international treaties Copyright Since 2009 PLUS Corporation All rights reserved e Disclaimer We shall not be responsible in any way for direct or indirect damages that may arise from this software or products derived from related software We shall not be responsible in any way for damages as a result of the machine or medium Furthermore We shall not be responsible in any way that may relate to the effects of the results of using this software e Terms of Use and Terms of Distribution e We shall not be responsible in any way for any kind of damages arising from the use or inoperability of this software e We shall not be liable in any way for support of this software any kind of warranty correction of trouble or continuation of version upgrades etc e Provided that you consent to the aforementioned matters you shall be permitted to use the soft ware for non profit purposes for personal use and use within a company e When this software is mentioned it refers not only to the executable file but to all of the compo nent files including Help and appended text e Support We call support the provision of all kinds of informat
7. Start up the software See page 28 On the computer select Start All Programs UPIC UPIC Touch amp Draw to start up the software e Once you are finished using the wireless interactive panel 1 Close the software See page 29 2 Put the cap on the digital pen The digital pen s power turns off 3 Shut down the computer 4 Turn off the projector s power e Moving and storing 1 Disconnect the computer and projector 2 Put away the wireless interactive panel See page 15 13 Installing the wireless interactive panel The back surface of the wireless interactive panel referred to simply as the panel below is a magnetic layer Mount it on a metal surface that will not yield when force is applied Below are some examples for your reference e Whiteboard in steel e Steel wall or steel panel Mounting the panel This description is for mounting the panel on a whiteboard in steel For proper mounting this procedure should be performed by two people 1 Clean the surface of installation Before mounting wipe clean the surface on which the panel is to be mounted Any dirt pieces of cellophane tape etc will cause the panel surface to be uneven If you wipe the surface with a damp cloth wait until it dries Attach the panel flatly against the surface of installation With the panel still rolled up line it up carefully Now unwind the holding bar to the left or right attachi
8. Touch amp Draw has been started up If UPIC Touch amp Draw is not started up see Starting up and quitting UPIC Touch amp Draw on page 28 e The digital pen s power turns off automatically if the pen is not used for about 7 minutes with the cap off To use it after this has happened first put the cap onto the digital pen then take it back off Example Conducting a presentation in the overlay screen mode The operations are performed on the picture projected on the wireless interactive panel 1 Select the Screen Mode icon from the toolbar The screen mode set when UPIC Touch amp Draw is started up is the Overlay Screen mode To use the white screen mode click the Screen Mode icon and switch to the LJ White Screen mode 2 Operate Windows to display the pre sentation documents over the entire screen Click the amp Mouse icon on the toolbar and open the desired presentation file National Sales Figures 1e NGS le 3 Use the digital pen to write words and figures Click the Marker icon on the toolbar and write with the digital pen To change the marker color click the amp Color icon and select the desired color To change the thickness of the lines click the 1 Style icon and select the desired setting Continued on next page 40 4 Inserting an image Prepare the image beforehand 1 Click the Insert Picture icon on the toolbar to display the Open
9. a passkey use that one Don t use a passkey The next window in the add wizard appears nn me tobe more secure it will be F Click the Finish button Add Bluetooth Device Wizard Completing the Add Bluetooth Device Wizard The Bluetooth device was successfully connected to your computer Your computer and the device can communicate whenever they are near each other To close this wizard click Finish Continued on next page 22 Put the cap on the digital pen The digital pen s power turns off To register multiple digital pens repeat the above procedure When doing so input 0000 as the path key Now when the digital pen s cap is removed the digital pen automatically connects to the computer and the pen input standby mode is set Registering on Windows Vista Preparations 1 Turn on the Bluetooth function the computer s built in function or a commercially available USB adapter 2 Take the digital pen s cap off The power turns on and the indicator lights 1 Click Start Control Panel to co Cor Panel Home open the control panel then click os CE Seeger Ru al Hardware and Sound pe nes se sites ty Personalization The Hardware and Sound window appears From ps Adjust screen resolution our computer Network and Internet iew network status and tasks Clock Language and Region ut Set up file sharing D Caaan keypari ariki inp methods Change
10. be selected when in the mouse mode e Windows operations can only be performed when in the mouse mode Mouse operations using the digital pen Dragging Move with the pen tip pressed in Clicking Press the pen tip once Double clicking Press the pen tip twice Right click Press and hold the pen tip until the pop up menu appears f Pen Switches the input mode to the pen mode Set the pen thickness at Style the pen color at Color Marker Switches the input mode to the marker mode Set the marker thickness at Style the marker color at Color oe Eraser Switches the input mode to the eraser mode e Use this to erase part of what you have written Drag the eraser over words and lines you have drawn with the digital pen to erase that section To delete in units of objects use Delete at Edit Object e Set the eraser thickness at Style e Figures and images cannot be erased Figure Displays the Figure Menu window See page 34 Click the desired figure icon and drag the digital pen to draw the figure e Set the thickness of the lines at Style the figure color at Color e To close the Figure Menu window either click the Figure icon on the toolbar Ja Select Object Switches the input mode to the object selection mode See page 35 re Click the object to select and move it etc pa Style Displays the Style Menu window Use this to select the thickness of
11. by double clicking the software s icon on the Windows desktop e UPIC Touch amp Draw can be started up by dou ble clicking the file saved using the software s Save command extension tad e f connection to the digital pen is not pos EPITEET n sible the message Digital pen not detected Application will terminate appears Click OK to close the message Once the digital pen is connected start UPIC Touch amp Draw back up See Pairing the digital pen and computer on page 21 28 Quitting UPIC Touch amp Draw 1 Click Close on the UPIC Touch amp Draw window s toolbar When operating using the image projected on the panel click Close on the toolbar 2 UPIC Touch amp Draw is closed and the Confirm closing message is displayed The message differs depending on whether or not there is unsaved data If there is no unsaved data e aw Yes Click this to quit UPIC Touch amp Draw No Click this to cancel quitting If there is data that has not yet been stored Yes When this is clicked the Windows Save as window appears UPIC Touch amp Draw is closed after data storage is completed No When this is clicked UPIC Touch amp Draw is closed without storing the data Cancel Click this to cancel quitting 3 Put the cap on the digital pen 29 UPIC Touch amp Draw Part Names and Functions Projected image computer screen Drawing area Draw
12. click on the w UPIC Utility icon in the computer s task tray A pop up menu appears ays EA 12 03 PM vs Select the desired item from the menu Calibration to change the setting and calibrate y Caribration at Startup Select Monitor 1 Help Exit calibration patterns appear if the position has not been cali brated For instructions on calibrating see page 26 Default Calibration at Startup When connection of the digital pen is detected the calibration patterns appear The operation changes by switching the calibration operation setting check button on and off On default Calibration is performed each time at startup Select Monitor The window for selecting the number of the monitor connected to the projector is displayed Select Monitor Display a Cancel Select the number of the monitor connected to the projector By default searching is performed with the monitor number set to Display 1 Display the UPIC Utility s help file Exit Quit UPIC Utility If UPIC Utility is quit UPIC Touch amp Draw cannot be launched 27 Starting up and quitting UPIC Touch amp Draw AMAMAMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Starting up UPIC Touch amp Draw 1 Start up UPIC Touch amp Draw There are three ways to start up this software e The software can be started up by clicking Start All Programs UPIC UPIC Touch amp Draw on the computer e UPIC Touch amp Draw can be started up
13. display language Hardware and Sound x F Play CDs or other media automaticall z d Ease of Access oy Let Windows suggest settings ouse 5 Ol vi play a Programs Uninstall a program Change startup programs 2 Click Bluetooth Devices oo The Bluetooth Devices window appears cuocere _ Change cursor blink rate Check keyboard status Device Manager z View hardware and devices Update device drivers amp Phone and Modem Options Set up dialing rules ay Game Controllers Set up USB game controllers if Windows SideShow Set up a secondary display to use with Windows SideShow Pen and Input Devices Change tablet pen settings Bu Color Management Change advanced color management settings for displays scanners and printers Bluetooth Devices Set up a Bluetooth enabled device Change settings for a Bluetooth enabled device T Tablet PC Settings Change screen orientation Click Add The Add Bluetooth Device Wizard window appears Options COM Ports Hardware Continued on next page 23 4 Check click the My device is set Add Bluetooth Device Wizard Welcome to the Add Bluetooth up and ready to be found checkbox Device Wizard Before proceeding referto the Bluetooth section of the device documentation Then set up your device so that your then click the Next N button as Th
14. function do not use a commercially available Bluetooth adapter If you wish to use a Bluetooth adapter turn off the built in Bluetooth func tion For instructions on how to do so contact the manufacturer of your computer e Multiple digital pens can be connected simultaneously but depending on the environment computer signal status etc they may not operate If the computer does not include a built in Bluetooth device use a commercially available Bluetooth USB adapter Refer to the operating instructions of your Bluetooth USB adapter for instructions on pairing Input 0000 as the digital pen s path key For a description of the Bluetooth USB adapters that can be used to connect to the digital pen see the PLUS website Use a Bluetooth USB adapter supporting the HID Human Interface Device profile Registering on Windows XP Preparations 1 Turn on the Bluetooth function the computer s built in function or a commercially available USB adapter 2 Take the digital pen s cap off The power turns on and the indicator lights 1 Click Start Control Panel to open the control panel then click Printers me and Other Hardware The Printers and Other Hardware window ee lt G Add or Remove Programs JE Sounds Speech and Audio Devices appears p Performance and Maintenance 2 Click Bluetooth Devices The Bluetooth Devices window appears Pick a task F View
15. installed printers or fax printers gt Add a printer or pick a Control Panel icon Bluetooth Devices D Game Controllers gt Keyboard rone P Phane and Modem Options gt Printers and Fases amp Scanners and Cameras Continued on next page 21 Click Add ener Devices Options COM Ports Hardware The Add Bluetooth Device Wizard window appears 4 Check click the My device is set Dee Device Wizard up and ready to be found checkbox aes sna acne then click the Next N button ae ake it discoverable visible The next window in the add wizard appears Pete on he botem of the device nly Add only Bluetooth devices that you trust Cancel Add Bluetooth Device Wizard 5 Click ADP 301B then click the TR Next N button The next window in the add wizard appears 6 ix en nee ep ae Que If you don t see the device that you want to add make sure that itis turned on Follow the setup instructions that came with the device and then click Search Again Search Again 6 Choose click the Use the passkey Dre G found in the documentation U radio button input 0000 as the path key Ae ate then click the Next N button Oetemiotntntesaneior 0m O Let me choose my own passkey To answer this question refer to the Bluetooth section of the documentation that came with your device If the documentation specifies
16. respects trademarks of corporations and products even when not specially mentioned Other product and company names in this manual are registered trademarks or trademarks of the respective corporations 1 Reproduction of the contents of this manual in full or in part is prohibited 2 The contents of this manual are subject to future change without notice 3 The contents of this manual have been prepared with utmost care If however you should notice any dubious points errors or omissions or you should have any comments please contact PLUS 4 Please note that PLUS will accept no responsibility whatsoever for any damages loss of earnings or other claims resulting from the use of this product regardless of item 3 above 2 Contents Important Safety IMMOPMANOM icisiccciedencensctsbieensenexnes coaeaneitodebinseseebincivicendonacdiuesdiadininaetiadasuns 5 Description of the wireless interactive panel ss 8 Package COT ES cu ie 9 Part Names AMC ONS eeene nee ner eer orien en rece eee ee te eer ee ree ret 10 RE tee ce nessa spate ats ave ae NE VAAN OAA EEA O 10 OWA SY E EEA EE A E E A EN A ETE A E E ETT 11 Operation of the digital pen and indicator LR 11 Loading the battery into the digital 6 ERP 12 PCO a1 r E E E E AEO 12 Flow of preparations prior to using the wireless interactive panel and when quitting 13 Installing the wireless interactive panel ns 14 POTN WS E A E EN AEA E 14 Pounga tne panel IANI RE A
17. the tool for the currently selected input mode pen marker eraser or figure This cannot be selected when the input mode is set to the mouse or object selection mode When pen marker or figure is selected When eraser is selected 31 m Color NOTICE Displays the Color Menu window Use this to select the color for the cur rently selected input mode pen marker or figure This cannot be selected when the input mode is set to the eraser mouse or object selection mode Seana O When using multiple digital pens When the software is running the Style thickness and Color color settings can be selected separately for the different digital pens When the software is running the thickness and color set for the first digital pen recognized one digital pen only is stored in the memory even when the software is quit When multiple digital pens are used they can be operated alternately The color is assigned automatically When the input mode is changed the change is reflected for all digital pens This does not apply for the Pen and Marker modes however ie Undo Cc Redo i Delete A Screen Mode Insert Picture Q Zoom Up to the last 100 drawing or editing operations can be undone in order starting from the most recently performed operation Restores the operations undone with the undo command in order Displays the Delete Menu window The screen turns off a
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19. 2 Ib accessories ie x H845 mm W1300 x H975 mm W1600 x H1050 mm W44 5 x H33 3 inches W51 2 x H38 4 inches W63 x H41 3 inches Anoto pattern reading using Anoto pen 2 8 ooo O Reading system Anoto pattern reading using Anoto pen 2 3 ae conditions Temperature 0 C to 40 C UPIC 56M UPIC 64M UPIC W72M Magnetic sheet type eee Humidity 30 to 85 with no condensation Interactive modes White screen mode overlay screen mode mouse mode Functions pen colors 8 colors marker colors 8 colors eraser pen marker and eraser size selection inser tion of pictures deleting of page contents screen mode selection printing file input output Whiteboard Marker writing Included software operating environment Compatible operating Windows XP Service Pack 3 or later Windows Vista 32 bit version systems Preinstalled models operating on one of the operating systems above 1024 x 768 pixels or greater High Color or greater Bluetooth adapter standard computer USB port CD ROM drive Compatible Bluetooth Microsoft Bluetooth stack Stacks Broadcom s Widcomm Bluetooth software stack Toshiba Bluetooth stack BlueSoleil Bluetooth stack 1 Including maximum protruding parts 2 Acomputer and projector are required to draw with the digital pen 3 For details on operating principles etc see http www anoto com 4 Model subject to change without notice 5 A separate Bluetooth adapter is required to conn
20. 200 When clicked again the setting switches in the following order 300 400 100 200 The above percentages indicate the length ratio Click on the position you want to zoom After several seconds the screen is zoomed by the set magnification ratio e Zooming is not possible if the ey Zoom icon is not set to the mode in which the zoom rate can be selected e f any other icon is clicked while zooming zooming is canceled and the screen returns to 100 size e It is not possible to draw or select objects while Zooming National Sales Figures Erarnount O Sales Move the displayed position Drag the drawing area to move the displayed position Returning to 100 size The screen returns to 100 size when any other icon is clicked nansunnnnpnn Eta ount Sie Office G 37 Outline of UPIC Touch amp Draw Operations 1 Preparing documents e When the screen mode is switched to the white screen mode a white screen is displayed The digital pen can be used to write in and insert diagrams into this drawing area to con duct presentations Prepare the diagrams to be used for the presentations in advanced on your computer The formats of image files that can be inserted into the drawing area using UPIC Touch amp Draw are JPEG BMP PNG TIFF and GIF The Windows desktop can be projected as the background by switch
21. Depending on the parameters of the computer being used a LES message asking you to confirm whether or not to allow execu retenues tion of active contents may appear ex Allow execution of What vou shouid know about active conten active contents If so select Yes to proceed ME NOTE A security warning may appear If so select Execute and proceed to the next step e When the included CD ROM is first installed on a computer running on Microsoft Windows XP the message below may appear InstallShield J PLUS UPIC optionally uses the Microsoft R NET 2 0 Framework Would you like to install it now If so be sure to select Yes Y and install Microsoft NET 2 0 Framework If No N is selected the programs may not be properly installed 1 Insert the included CD ROM into the computer s CD ROM drive A menu screen appears automatically If the screen does not appear automatically open the CD ROM folder and double click Startup exe 7 E Microsoft Internet Explorer 2 Click Installation of Software emi lente me he i i gt x seard Favorites C2 LE as 3 The instal ler IS launched Address TOn i x v Google w search Gey Bie YY Bookmarks gt Thank you for your purchasing of PLUS product The CD ROM contains following sofiware and an electronic manual the sofiware you would n e sofiw a UE ca like to install or open to ref
22. PLUS Wireless Interactive Panel UPIC 56M UPIC 64M UPIC W72M System Operating Instructions detailed version PLUS The volume is requested ae al R Zhx x dX ae sp wx hX yP HR R 7 gt th We greatly appreciate your purchase of this PLUS Wireless Interactive Panel To be sure to make the most of this product s functions read this System Operating Instructions detailed version carefully before using the panel After reading store the manual in a safe place for future reference These System Operating Instructions are for use with the UPIC 56M UPIC 64M UPIC W72M magnet type wireless interactive panels The system consists of a digital pen panel and software e The panel sizes differ for models 56 64 and W72 The descriptions in this manual are for the UPIC 56M The software applications for this product are UPIC Utility and UPIC Touch amp Draw compat ible with Windows Vista 82 bit and Windows XP SP3 and later 82 bit The software will not operate on other operating systems Trademarks e Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks or trademarks in the United States and other countries of the Microsoft Corporation of the United States e Adobe and Adobe Reader are trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated e Anoto is a registered trademark of the Anoto Group AB e Bluetooth and the Bluetooth logo are registered trademarks of Bluetooth SIG Inc Note that PLUS fully
23. S UPIC to take effect Click Yes to restart now or No if you plan to restart later Uninstalling UPIC Utility and UPIC Touch amp Draw 1 Click Start Control Panel to display the control panel window e Check that the digital pen s cap is attached and that its power is turned off e Check that UPIC Touch amp Draw is closed Click Uninstall Program For Windows XP the Add Remove Program icon appears The Uninstall Change Program window appears For Windows XP the Add Remove Program icon appears From the list click PLUS UPIC For Windows Vista click Remove For Windows XP click Remove 0 BR 0O N Follow the instructions on the screen to proceed NOTICE For Windows Vista the user account control dialogue box appears each time the uninstaller is launched Choose Accept A to continue uninstalling 20 Pairing the digital pen and computer The digital pen is a Bluetooth device Signal transfer between it and the computer is not possible unless the computer has recognized the digital pen This section describes pairing using the Bluetooth stack included with Windows Pairing refers to the operation of connecting the digital pen and computer by wireless communica tion In this manual pairing is also referred to as connecting e Operation may be unstable when using multiple Bluetooth devices e When using a computer with a built in Bluetooth
24. Touch amp Draw icon in the Windows taskbar to restore the window Continue with the presentation Continued on next page 41 Saving the screen 1 Click the M Save icon on the toolbar to display N j KA B usic the Save As window 2 Select Save as type and select the file type 2 Desktop e The TAD format tad can only be selected J when in the white screen mode Files in this Dome format can be opened with the Open com we m mand and edited with UPIC Touch amp Draw amp meme TAD is a file format unique to UPIC WE ci Touch amp Draw e When jpg omp ong or tif is select ed the image saved is a combination of the image in the drawing area and the Windows screen Files in these formats can be loaded into other applications as image data e The file name is input automatically as follows loroduct name date serial number xxx xxx being the extension for the select ed file format We recommend changing the file names on the computer after quitting UPIC Touch amp Draw to names that are more easily recognizable 3 Click Save To conduct a new presentation at this point first clear the drawing area Click the jg Delete icon on the toolbar then from the Delete Menu window click CLEAR ALL to delete all the data To cancel without deleting click anywhere out side
25. al ratio Drag ABCD 3 Moving objects With the frame displayed drag at any position within the frame other than a point to move the object The object can be moved anywhere as long as at least one side of the object can still be selected it cannot be moved so far that it is completely disap pears from the drawing area 4 Enlarging reducing and rotating objects m a a With the frame displayed drag the desired point The shape of the cursor changes when the cursor is set on a point e When multiple objects are selected they can be Drag enlarged reduced but not rotated 35 Editing objects Objects can be deleted individually copied and automatically copied Example Copying and pasting an object 1 Click the Select Object icon The mode for selecting objects is set 2 Select the object to be edited Click on the object The frame appears e To select multiple objects drag the digital pen in such a way that all the objects you want to select are included 3 Press and hold the digital pen on the object until the editing menu appears The editing menu appears e The editing menu can also be displayed using Cut the Right click icon on the toolbar In this Delete AutoCopy example click on the object to display the edit ing menu 4 Click Copy i The object is copied and the editing menu closes e f AutoCopy were to be clicked the object i would be automatically pa
26. ashing slowly lit for Battery is low 0 5 seconds off for 5 e Replace the battery Flashing quickly lit for An error has occurred 0 2 seconds off for 0 2 e Put the cap back on then try again NOTICE The digital pen s power turns off automatically if the pen is not used for about 7 minutes with the cap off To use it after this has happened first put the cap onto the digital pen then take it back off 43 Troubleshooting A444444444444444444444444444444444444444 Digital pen problems Digital pen s indicator does not Is a battery inserted in the digital pen light flash Is the battery worn out Is the battery inserted in the wrong direction and polarities Digital pen s indicator flashes Connection to device or pairing with the digital pen has not yet lit for 0 5 seconds off for 1 been completed Pair the digital pen and computer second Digital pen is not recognized Is the digital pen already paired with another computer pairing is not possible Is the function turned off on the Bluetooth USB adapter or on the computer equipped with built in Bluetooth function Is the battery worn out Digital pen has been recognized Is the digital pen being used at an angle of more than 45 but pen does not write degrees with respect to the panel surface Is there adhesive tape etc on the panel s surface Is the stylus worn out Writing is not possible with mul When using multiple digital pens it is not po
27. cap is removed the digital pen automatically connects to the computer and the pen input standby mode is set 24 Connecting the computer and projector In order to use this system a computer and projector must be connected 1 Install the projector in the target position For cautions related to installing the projector see the projector s operating instructions Check that the projector s power is turned off 2 Use a computer signal cable to connect the computer s monitor terminal to the projector s computer input terminal Check that the computer s power is turned off 3 Turn on the projector s power and start up the computer After a certain amount of time about 30 seconds though this depends on the projector the computer s screen is projected from the projector e Check that the projector s input selection is set to the connected computer e f the screen of a notebook computer is not projected from the projector or if the notebook computer s screen is off change the computer s external output setting In Windows this is normally done by pressing one of keys F1 to F12 while pressing in the function key Fn Which of keys F1 to F12 is pressed depends on the brand of computer For details see your computer s help file 4 Adjust the position and size and for any distortion of the picture projected from the projector Position the projector so that the picture fits on the wireless interactive panel If
28. cere AE rr 34 Moving enlarging reducing and rotating objects cccccseeeesecceseeeeeeseesseeeeeeeeessaueaeeeeessanansesseees 35 TIF DICO D E 36 Zooming and Panning moving the drawing area 37 Outline of UPIC Touch amp Draw Operations LL 38 Basic Operations of UPIC Touch amp Draw ccccceecccseeeecsaeeeceeeeeceseeceuseesaueeesaeeesaueeesaaes 40 List of error CSS ARS ee ua eee tee 2 ter el lili dre 43 Table of digital pen indicator operations rs ii taduveaviseanscievaiwucsacuesioursundvvindnademeds 43 MOUDE OO AO ese Meee a E es A R E 44 TSI SUD EEEN ae de E E E E AEN E EE 44 SDC INCA OMS so i iaaa a aianei 45 Important Safety Information Before using Symbols Explained Various symbols are used in this manual included with this product and on the product itself to ensure safe use of the product and to prevent injury to the user and others as well as damage to property These symbols and their meanings are described below Be sure to understand them fully before pro ceeding with your reading of the manual e Also read the cautions on safety in the operating instructions for the projector computer and Bluetooth USB adapter connected to the computer and be sure to use these products properly as well Meaning of symbol Examples of symbol This symbol notifies of instructions urging caution includ A ing both danger and warnings A more concrete indicator of the type of caution is shown inside the symbol
29. completely before using Do not use heavily soiled erasers moist wipes office cleaners neutral detergents etc When cleaning the back surface of magnet type panels remove the dirt or dust gradually rolling the panel up on the holding bar as you go When rolling up the panel be careful not to wrinkle or crimp it About the eraser lf the eraser s erasing surface is dirty purchase a new eraser Using a dirty eraser could result in getting dirt on the panel that is hard to get off Description of the wireless interactive panel AMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A computer and projector are required to use the wireless interactive panel A wireless interactive panel is a system using a computer projector and the ADP 301 digi tal pen as the writing tool allowing users to write and draw on a panel electronically just as if they were actually writing and drawing on the panel The wireless interactive panel can be used for effective presentations during conferences speeches and educational events 1 ADP 301 digital pen hereafter referred to simply as digital pen Wireless interactive panel National Sales Figures Transmitted to computer National Sales Figures z Li Nra Zy EU t Projector Computer Input output image processing storing and printing are performed on the computer The words and figures drawn on the panel are transferred to the computer in real time using Bluetoot
30. e next window in the add wizard appears Get a name tonal Press the button on the bottom of the device keyboards and mice only Add only Bluetooth devices that you trust 5 Click ADP 301 B then click the Add Bluetooth Device Wizard Select the Bluetooth device that you want to add Q Next N button The next window in the add wizard appears le INAW950_019 ae New device f you dont see the device that you want to add make sure that it is o tumed on Follow the setup instructions that came with the device 3 andthen click Search Again Search Again 6 Choose click the Use the passkey CES found in the documentation U radio SEE Q button input 0000 as the path key sc then click the Next N button i Let me choose my own passkey Dont use a passkey The next window in the add wizard appears es edie more secure it will be T Click the Finish button ae Completing the Add Bluetooth Device Wizard The Bluetooth device was successfully connected to your computer Your computer and the device can communicate To close this wizard click Finish 8 Put the cap on the digital pen The digital pen s power turns off To register multiple digital pens repeat the above procedure When doing so input OOOO as the path key Now when the digital pen s
31. ect to a computer not equipped with a built in Bluetooth function 6 Providing the above operating environment does not guarantee that all operations will work 7 No Bluetooth USB adapter is included For a list of recommended commercially available Bluetooth USB adapt ers see the Products page on our website e Digital pens may be purchased separately as individual articles For details see our website However it is not possible to use multiple digital pens simultaneously 45 PLUS Corporation ISO 9001 certification ISO 14001 certification 2009 PLUS Corporation 24 4512 09C
32. en the desired TAD file Make any additional annotations using the digital pen Select the desired pen or marker thickness and color to write words etc Straight lines circles etc can be drawn by selecting the Figure icon and dragging Continued on next page 38 r Saving When Save is selected the format for saving the data can be selected from one of the following jog JPEG format omp BMP format png PNG format tif TIFF for mat or tad TAD format TAD tad is a file format unique to UPIC Touch amp Draw Files in TAD format can be opened using the UPIC Touch amp Draw s Open command and edited moving enlarging objects etc tad the TAD format can only be selected when the screen mode is set to the white screen mode Files saved with the extensions jpg omp ong and tif can be imported into other applications as image data To conduct another presentation from this point click the Delete icon and on the Delete Menu window click CLEAR ALL to delete all the data then return to step 6 Xe Be sure to save any important data before deleting it Quit the software See page 29 39 This section describes the basic operations in UPIC Touch amp Draw For details see the explanations of the individual items These basic operations are performed after calibration is completed and UPIC
33. er Before you install the Cal ADOBE READER software please read attached COPYRIGHT AND Continued on next page 18 4 Follow the installer s instructions to install the software UPIC Utility and UPIC Touch amp Draw are installed simultaneously e A Customer Information dialogue box is dis played Check the displayed contents then click Next N to continue installing NOTICE For Windows Vista a user account control dialogue box appears Select Accept A to continue installing Click Finish The Installer Information dialogue box appears Click Yes Y to restart the computer This completes installation Now proceed to the operation for pairing the digital pen and computer See page 21 19 i PLUS UPIC InstallShield Wizard Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for PLUS UPIC The InstallShield R Wizard will install PLUS UPIC on your computer To continue click Next WARNING This program is protected by copyright law and international treaties i PLUS UPIC InstallShield Wizard Customer Information Please enter your information User Name Organization i PLUS UPIC InstallShield Wizard InstallShield Wizard Completed The InstallShield Wizard has successfully installed PLUS UPIC Click Finish to exit the wizard PLUS UPIC Installer Information You must restart your system for the configuration changes made to PLU
34. ext page Do not use the included CD ROM in a CD player for audio discs Never use the included CD ROM in a CD player for audio discs Doing so will produce loud sounds which could injure your ears or damage your speakers Additional Cautions Panel About the place of installation Do not install in the places described below Doing so may warp the panel and decrease its functionality e Hot places exposed to direct sunlight e Places exposed to the direct wind from air conditioners e Near heating appliances heaters etc e Places exposed to soot or humidity near kitchen counters humidifiers etc Do not scratch the panel Do not hit or poke the panel with sharp or hard objects Also do not bend the panel or roll it up with wrinkles in it Doing so could make it impossible for the digital pen to be read and result in malfunctioning Do not clean the panel with chemicals Do not clean the panel using thinner benzene alcohol or other such chemicals Doing so may cause discoloration or damage the panel making it impossible for the digital pen to be read and resulting in malfunctioning When using markers ink Be sure to use only the included exclusive markers and exclusive eraser Using other markers or eras ers or rubbing the panel directly with your hand could result in ink stains that cannot be removed Always store the markers horizontally If markers are not stored horizontally it may be difficult to erase the ink Do no
35. fter the object is deleted To cancel click somewhere outside the menu The Delete Menu window turns off CLEAR DRAWINGS CLEAR ALL CLEAR DRAWINGS Clears letters or lines drawn with the digital pen CLEAR ALL Clears everything including images inserted with the Insert Picture command To erase delete only a certain object see the section Editing objects page 36 The mode switches between White Screen and Overlay Screen each time the screen mode icon is clicked When in the Overlay Screen mode The computer s screen is displayed on the back ground Other applications can be displayed and written on with the digital pen When in the White Screen mode LJ The background is a white screen with ruled lines Displays the Windows Open File window Images in the following formats can be inserted JPEG BMP PNG TIFF GIF See page 38 e Images can be moved enlarged reduced or rotated for figures and pictures If the image is larger than the drawing area it is automatically reduced keeping the same aspect ratio Sets the magnification for the screen in the drawing area The setting switches as follows each time the Zoom icon is clicked 200 300 400 100 See page 37 32 amp Right click s Open m Save 2 Help l Minimize Close When Right click is clicked operation switches to the Windows mouse right c
36. h wireless technology built into the digital pen then re projected onto the panel from a projector serving as the display device Thus it appears that the user is actually writing directly on the panel e t is possible to save the image from the computer projected onto the panel the background com bined with the words and figures drawn on the panel as well as pasted images or by switching to the white screen mode the image can be saved without the background This makes it easy to reuse and distributed the saved data The panel can be used as a regular whiteboard using the included markers ink 2 Words and figures drawn with the markers ink cannot be saved on the computer or projected Erase them using the included eraser A separately sold Movable Tool Bar offering additional buttons is available for the Wireless Interactive Panel Using the Movable Tool Bar makes it possible to perform operations even when the UPIC Touch amp Draw toolbar is minimized Separately sold digital pens can be added so that digital pens can be used alternately Different line colors and thicknesses can be set for the different digital pens Package contents Add4d444 444444 AAA Ad AAA A Ad AAA AAA AA Ad AA AA Ad AAA AA AAA Ad AA AA Ad AAA Ad Ad AA AA dd 444444444444 44444444 e Panel 1 unit sheet type panel with coordinates printed on it Magnet type panels M can be rolled up for storage or carrying Digital pen model DP 301 1 set
37. he indication in 3 Insert the hook on the cover in the groove in the battery al a case close the battery cover then slide the cover lock upwards to lock the cover NOTICE When replacing the battery use a commercially available AAA alkaline battery Replacing the stylus If the stylus should wear down or get bent replace it with the included spare stylus 1 Grasp the stylus the round pen tip and pull it straight off 2 Insert the new included spare stylus straight onto the pen tip until it stops When using a severely worn stylus it may not be pos sible to read the coordinates properly Flow of preparations prior to using the wireless interactive panel and when quitting NOTICE When using a computer on which steps 1 and 2 have been completed start the preparations from step 3 1 Install on the computer UPIC Utility and UPIC Touch amp Draw from the included CD ROM See page 18 2 Make the computer recognize the digital pen pairing See page 21 A commercially available Bluetooth USB adapter is required if the computer is not equipped with the Bluetooth function When using multiple digital pens pair all the digital pens with the computer 3 Install the wireless interactive panel See page 14 4 Connect the computer and projector See page 25 5 Calibrate the positions of the computer and projector See page 26 The wireless interactive panel can now be used
38. ing the screen mode to the overlay screen mode You can also switch back to the white screen mode By using the overlay screen mode you can write words or insert pictures in the drawing area while projecting documents from other applications However because UPIC Touch amp Draw uses an image of the Windows desktop as the background the applications on the desktop cannot be operated using the UPIC Touch amp Draw toolbar To operate the application on the background a Select the mouse icon from the UPIC Touch amp Draw s toolbar b Click in the window of the application displayed on the Windows desktop to bring it to the forefront making it operable then operate it as desired Avoid inserting images in such a way that they cover the entire drawing area If an image covers the entire drawing area that image will be selected when you click in the draw ing area If this does happen first display a different application then return to the UPIC Touch amp Draw and switch the screen mode to the overlay screen mode Take off the digital pen s cap and calibrate the positions of the com puter and projector See page 26 3 Start up UPIC Touch amp Draw See page 28 4 Select the White Screen or Overlay Screen icon from the toolbar 5 Display the presentation documents using the Insert Picture mode To display a TAD file you have prepared for the presentation in advance using UPIC Touch amp Draw click Open and op
39. ings and figures made with the digital pen as well as read in images are displayed here To W UPIC Utility icon When right clicked a pop up menu appears Calibration Calibration at Startup Select Monitor Exit see page 27 When Eg is displayed When the icon is left clicked a pop up menu indicating that the digital pen s battery power is low is displayed 30 AMAMAMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS Toolbar Use this to select and set the various functions in UPIC Touch amp Draw For details see page 31 The items that can be selected depend on the mode Items that can not be selected are displayed dimly Menu direction Move menu Mouse Pen Marker Eraser Figure Select Object Style Color Undo Redo Delete Screen Mode Insert Picture i a 2 C i a Zoom Right click Open Save Print BTE Close Minimize Help A Menu direction The direction of the menu bar switches between horizontal and vertical each time this is clicked Move menu Drag here to move the menu to the desired position Only one of the Mouse Pen Marker Eraser Figure and Select Object icons can be selected at a time It is not possible to select multiple icons These six functions are called input modes Mouse Switches the input mode to the mouse mode In this mode the computer screen projected on the panel can be operated e Certain buttons on the toolbar cannot
40. ion including answers to questions requests trouble reports and other matters and the scope of our support shall be limited to the functions and operation of this software Problems that arise in using this software may be attributed to one of many causes including the personal computer the OS other application software and other peripheral devices Accordingly we only support problems that are attributable to this software Also this software is subject to version upgrades without prior notice due to the technical advancement of hardware and software The cus tomer can receive and use upgraded versions of this software through a method determined by us Note that version upgrades will be limited to customers who consent to the aforementioned conditions of use Upon downloading this software from the PLUS Corporation Web site or installing it from the CD ROM the customer is deemed to have consented to each of the terms 17 Installing UPIC Utility and UPIC Touch amp Draw UPIC Utility and UPIC Touch amp Draw are installed when Installation of Software is selected from the included CD ROM s menu e Check before installing 1 Check that the computer being used satisfies the required operating conditions 2 When installing do so with the authority account of the computer s administrator 3 Close any other running applications e Installing UPIC Utility and UPIC Touch amp Draw Cautions on installation e
41. lick operation For examples of operation see step 5 under Editing objects on page 36 Displays the Windows Open File window Use this to open files you have created and saved with UPIC Touch amp Draw tad files Image files saved in formats other than TAD tad cannot be opened with this command TAD Files tad Displays the Windows Save As window Use this to save the drawing area data See page 39 The format for saving the data can be selected from one of the following jog JPEG format bmp BMP format png PNG format tif TIFF format or tad TAD format The file name is input automatically as follows product name date serial number xxx xxx being the extension for the selected file format tad files in TAD format can be opened with the Open command and edited with UPIC Touch amp Draw TAD is a file format unique to UPIC Touch amp Draw This file format can only be selected when the screen mode is set to White Screen Files saved with the extensions jog bmp png and tif can be imported into other applications as image data Opens the Windows Print window T Print to file Copies Number of copies 1 e CHREGH Select the necessary items on the print window See your Windows instructions e When the screen mode is set to Overlay Screen a
42. n image combining the Windows screen background with the drawing area data is printed e When in the white screen mode the drawing area data is printed Displays the help menu Closes the toolbar placing the minimized icon in the task tray Click this to display the toolbar as it was before it was minimized UPIC Touch amp Draw is closed and the Confirm closing message is displayed See page 29 33 Drawing Shapes Example Drawing a square frame with solid lines 1 Click 4 Figure The Figure Menu window appears Set figure to straight line Select line type Click repeatedly to 6 Set figure to horizontal vertical arrow Move figure menu When the toolbar is Set figure to horizontal or vertical minimized the menu can be moved by Default vertical Set figure to arrow switch between Dotted line Dashed arrow Select filling Click repeatedly to switch between Filled and Not filled Default 11 Set figure to circle NOTICE e When Select line type is clicked the displays of the icons for line types 4 to 14 also change accordingly e When Select filling is clicked the filling icon switches and icons 10 to 14 switch to filled figures 2 Click the Rectangle icon e To change the color select the desired color at the Color Menu window e To change the thickness of the lines select the desired thickness at the Style Menu window a0 FANANA Poon 3
43. nctions A panel on which coordinates are printed in dot pattern It is written on using the digital pen The panel is also used as the screen on which images are projected Panel front Holding bars Panel back The entire back surface has a magnetic sheet structure allowing the panel to be mounted on commercially available whiteboards in steel and steel panels with smooth flat surfaces A flat panel refers to a panel with a flat smooth surface 10 This is the writing tool for drawing on the panel When drawing on the panel the position and pen pressure information is transmitted wirelessly to the computer in real time Pen cap This protects the digital pen and turns its power on and off The power turns on when the cap is taken off the tip of the pen and turns off when the cap is put on Indicator The indicator lights or flashes to indicate the digital pen s connection standby status etc Battery cover Remove this to change the battery Power on off notch When the cap is put on the notch is pressed in turning the power off Ne Be careful not to press the notch by mistake when using the pen Doing so will turn the power off Infrared reading sensor This reads the coordinates printed on the panel Stylus This is linked to the pen pressure sensor e Operation of the digital pen and indicator When using for the first time you must pair the computer and digital pen Pairing refer
44. ng the panel flatly to the mounting surface making sure no air remains between it and the surface of installation as you go If after mounting any air is still trapped eliminate it by wiping the panel gently with a piece of cloth etc e Check that the panel is securely mounted and does not come off e To reattach it first wind it up onto the holding bar then start over 14 Putting the panel away Carefully clean the panel s surface before putting the panel away If this is not done dust or dirt could get on the panel s back surface when the panel is rolled up reducing magnetic effect 1 Roll up the panel Roll the holding bar onto the paper tube used in the package then roll up carefully pressing the holding bar against the board surface and being careful that there is no looseness in the roll and that the roll does not get crooked Holding bar Paper tube When rolling up the panel apply enough pressure to keep the panel from falling away from the surface on which it is mounted If you release the panel in the middle of the rolling up process the panel will fall Do not roll too tightly Doing so could cause creases in the panel surface or cause the panel to curl Correct Incorrect Attempting to correct for crookedness by force while the panel is partially rolled up on the hold ing bar could damage the panel If there is any skewing unroll the panel completely then start over
45. projector s input e The digital pen s power turns off automatically if the pen is not used for about 7 minutes with the cap off To use it after this has happened first put the cap onto the digital pen then take it back off I Take off the digital pen s cap The digital pen s indicator flashes If the indicator remains lit without flashing the pen is not paired connected with the computer See page 21 When the computer detects the connection to the digital pen calibration patterns are displayed on the wireless interactive panel and the pattern at the upper left flashes Note that this operation is canceled if the digi tal pen s cap is put on pe Calibrate the positions of the com puter and projector Using the digital pen touch the center of the mark on the pattern that is flashing pattern one at a time The patterns turn off once the patterns in all four corners have been touched Continued on next page 26 e The pattern that is flashing switches in the fol lowing order as the patterns are touched Top left Bottom left Bottom right Top right Once a pattern has been touched it turns gray This completes the calibration procedure Next start uo UPIC Touch amp Draw See page 28 Changing the calibration setting Change the connection detection method when the projector has been moved or the size of the projected image is changed 1 2 With the mouse right
46. s to establishing the wireless connection between the computer and digital pen See Pairing the digital pen and computer on page 21 1 When the cap is removed the digital pen s power turns on the indicator flashes and connection to the computer begins 2 Once the connection is completed the indicator turns off and the pen input standby mode is set In this mode the digital pen can be used to draw and click 3 When the cap is put on the power turns off NOTICE Check that the digital pen is properly registered on the computer that the digital pen is not too far from the computer within 10 meters and that the digital pen s battery is not worn out the pen s indicator flashes slowly If the battery is worn out the software s icon in the computer s task tray changes Check the battery power on the display that appears when the icon is clicked Cautions on Use e Do not place the digital pen at an excessively strong angle when drawing or it will not be able to properly read the coordinates e Do not leave the digital pen s cap off Doing so will wear down the battery e Do not try to use the digital pen with the stylus removed The pen will not operate unless the stylus is mounted 11 Loading the battery into the digital pen 1 Slide the cover lock downwards to unlock the cover Open the battery cover 2 Remove the old battery then insert the new battery in the P proper direction lining up the side with t
47. ssible to draw with tiple digital pens simultaneously the pens simultaneously Wait until the other person has finished before writing Mouse right click operation does e Is Turn click lock on selected checked at Mouse properties not function when the digital pen on the computer is pressed and held Mouse properties is located at Start Control Panel gt Printers and Other Hardware t Mouse t Hardware and Sound for Windows Vista Interactive panel problems It is hard to erase what you have e Has the ink been left on the panel for an extended period of drawn with the marker time Have you used a marker other than the exclusive markers Are you wiping the panel with thinner or benzene Interactive panel s adhesive For magnet type panels use a dampened cloth to wipe any dirt strength is weak or dust off the magnets on the backs of the holding bars and off the panel s back surface the magnetic layer e Technical support If the problem with the product or software cannot be solved contact your nearest PLUS Corporation office dealer or store 44 specifications Type of installation Magnetic sheet type External dimensions W1160 x D11 3 x H855 mm W1330 x D11 3 x H995 mm W1630 x D11 3 x H1070 mm W45 7 x DO 4 x H33 7 inches W52 4 x D0 4 x H39 2 inches W64 2 x D0 4 x H42 1 inches Weight Not including pen or Approx 1 6 kg 3 5 Ib Approx 2 1 kg 4 6 lb Approx 2 8 kg 6
48. sted at the clicked position There wold be no need to perform step 5 5 Press and hold the digital pen at the V4 desired position The copied object is pasted at that position e The copied object is pasted at that position if Cut was clicked in step 4 e When using the S Right click icon on the tool bar the object is pasted when you click at the desired position e For instructions on adjusting the position see the previous page e To paste the same object again press and hold the digital pen again or click when using the S Right click icon Cut Delete AutoCopy Editing menu items and operations Copy Temporarily stores the object in the memory Cut Cuts deletes the object The object is temporarily stored in the memory Deletes the object The object is not stored in the memory AutoCopy Automatically copies amp pastes the object When an object is stored in the memory using the editing menu the previously stored object is overwritten 36 Zooming and Panning moving the drawing area These functions allow you to magnify the screen and move the positioned that is displayed The screen is magnified with the clicked position as the center The outer edge of the drawing area is adjusted to fit within the drawing area 1 Click the Q Zoom icon to set the zoom rate Click once to set the mode in which the zoom rate can be selected By default the zoom rate is set to
49. t leave any markings made on the panel using the exclusive markers for a long period of time Doing so may make it difficult to erase the ink Do not apply adhesive tape etc to the panel Doing so could make it impossible for the digital pen to be read and result in malfunctioning Others Do not use a Bluetooth USB adapter on a USB hub Operation is not guaranteed when a USB hub is used on the computer Handling the CD ROM Do not touch the surface with no label printed on it the surface on which data is recorded If the sur face on which the data is recorded is dirty the data cannot be read off the disc properly Also do not paste any paper stickers etc onto the CD ROM Do not leave in places exposed to direct sunlight or near heating appliances for extended periods of time and do not drop or bend Doing so could warp the CD ROM making it impossible to read its data LED RADIATION DO NOT VIEV DIRECTLY WITH OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS CLASS LED PRODUCT Disposal of Waste Equipment by Users in Private Household in the European Union Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with collection systems This symbol on the product or on its packing indicates that this product should not be treated as household waste Instead it should be delivered to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment By ensur ing this product is disposed of correctly you will help pre
50. the Delete Menu window before clicking CLEAR ALL CLEAR ALL To continue repeat operations 1 to 6 AE 2 7 LU 6 a Le ci a Qi eo 4 A Lax Ending the presentation See Quitting UPIC Touch amp Draw on page 29 42 List of error messages The error messages below are displayed after UPIC Touch amp Draw is closed Memory error _ There is not enough computer memory for UPIC Touch amp Draw Digital pen detection The digital pen could not be detected 12 21 error Item Description See paoe Calibration error e Adjust the projector s position then perform calibration again 26 21 e Calibration has not been properly input Low digital pen bat The remaining power in the digital pen s battery is low 12 30 tery warning Table of digital pen indicator operations Indicator operation Operation when cap First lights then turns off Preparations for using the digital pen are completed is removed Flashing lit for 0 5 sec Currently pairing pairing is ongoing onds off for 1 second Off Digital pen is not working e Try putting the cap back on then taking if off again e Battery is low and digital pen can no longer be used Flashing slowly lit for Battery is low 0 5 seconds off for 5 e Replace the battery Flashing quickly lit for An error has occurred 0 2 seconds off for 0 2 e Put the cap back on then try again Operation during use Fl
51. the picture Is dis torted use the projector s trapezoidal keystone correction function vertical horizontal correction to adjust for a normal picture e UPIC Touch amp Draw includes a function for calibrating the positions of the panel and the projected image If the projected image is distorted calibration may not be performed properly 220002000000000000000000000000000000000090000000000 0 e Wireless interactive panel Example of misaligned and distorted projected image Properly adjusted projected image Monitor output a au Computer 25 starting up UPIC Utility Before starting up UPIC Touch amp Draw calibrate the positions of the computer and projector UPIC Utility Calibration patterns are displayed automatically when the computer detects the connection with the digital pen To change the connection detection method see Changing the calibration setting on page 27 Check 1 Check that the projector and computer are connected and that the computer s screen is being pro jected on the screen See page 25 2 Check that the UPIC Utility icon K is displayed in the Windows task tray If not using the mouse click Start All Programs UPIC UPIC Utility to display the UPIC Utility icon to launch UPIC Utility e Calibrate the position of the picture projected from the projector so that it fits on the wireless interactive panel e Select the connected computer as the
52. vent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural resources For more detailed information about recy Se cling of this product please contact your local city office your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product Note This symbol mark is for EU countries only This symbol mark is according to the directive 2006 66 EC Article 20 Information for end users and Annex II This symbol means that batteries and accumulators at their end of life should be disposed of separately from your household waste Cleaning Dots for detecting the coordinates are printed on the panel If the panel surface is dirty it may not be possible for the digital pen to be read and malfunction could occur Perform the cleaning operations below periodically Cleaning of the panel Clean the surface of the panel with the panel mounted on the board wall surface Attempting to clean the surface of the panel with the panel placed on the floor could cause dirt or dust from the floor to get stuck on the magnetic layer on the panel s back surface decreasing the adhesive strength against the surface of installation and causing the panel to fall off If the panel is dirty wipe it off with a damp thoroughly wrung out cloth After cleaning wait until the panel has dried
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