Take
out your PoinTech serial cable. It has
two ends that are different.
* One end has a single serial connector.
* The other end has a serial connector and a PS/2 connector.
3
Connect the end
with the single serial connector to the PoinTech serial port. Connect the
end with the PS/2 pass-through connector and serial connector to the corresponding
ports on your PC.
4
If you wish to connect
the mouse, connect it to the PS/2 pass-through connector port.
5
Connect the PC and
projector with a RGB cable, and turn on
all devices.
6
Project
the image with the projector to adjust the location and size of the
projection.
Note:
Either PS/2 mouse port or PS/2 keyboard port may be used to connect the
pass-through connector.
2.2
Get Ready with the Styli
1
Place
the supplied
pointer insert into the Stylus.
2.3
Calibration
Once the calibration settings
is done, you can keep the same setting, as long
as your projector and board are put in the same location.
1
Power on your PC,
and start PoinTech application.
2
Connect the PC to
the projector, and project the computer display onto
the board.
3
Press ActiveMouse
Button on the on-screen Toolbar.
4
Follow the calibration
instructions. The screen such as on the right will
be projected on to the board. Click on the center of the "x"
mark 9 times with your Stylus.
5
Now
you can use the Stylus as a mouse pointer on the board.
Note: Unless
you change the location of the projector or its projected screen, same
calibration settings will be effective.
Note:
Go to Tools menu > ActiveMouse > Preferences
to set the calibration settings.
Note:
The area of 3.9 inches from the left edge is a margin, where no operation
could be done. Please make sure to operate within the right side against the
margin.
2.4
Operate the ActiveMouse
You can
operate the keyboard on your computer by operating the “ActiveMouse”
palette displayed on the
board.
“ActiveMouse”
Palette
pen tools
snapshot and
printing tools
mouse pointer
This is the
button to operate your mouse. You can undo the operation with this button.
right-click
It
allows you to right-click.
onscreen keyboard
It
allows you to operate the keyboard on your computer.
pen
It
allows you to write and draw on the board.
highlighter
Handy for
highlighting important items.
outline tools
Highlight the border
of a section on the board.
area tools
Highlight a section
on the board.
eraser
Erases what you have
written on the board.
color/width palette
It allows you to select the color/width
of the pen or highlighter.
capture
screen
Saves the entire
screen to your PC.
capture area
Saves the selected
area to your PC.
print
screen
Prints current the
screen
contents.
2.5 Write
Over with the Stylus
1
Use
the Stylus to select the pen tools button to press the highlighter button.
In
order to draw either rectangle or circle with Stylus, put
your Stylus on the board and drag it diagonally. Then release your Stylus.
Either rectangle or circle should be displayed.
2.9
Area Tools
Highlight a section on the
display. The tool acts just like a real highlighter pen to circle the
section with
rectangle or circle.
1
Use
the Stylus to select the pen tools button to press the area tools button.
In
order to draw either rectangle or circle with Stylus, put
your Stylus on the board and drag it diagonally. Then release your Stylus.
Either rectangle or circle should be displayed.
2.10
Erase What You Have Written
1
Use
the Stylus to select the pen tools button to press the eraser button.
The
eraser will function like a physical eraser. Use it to erase the contents
on the board.
4
You
can use mouse button to erase the whole contents at once.
2.11
Select Color and Width
1
Press
the palette button in the ActiveMouse palette.
2
You
can access to the 16-color palette by pressing the color palette button.
Choose the color you want from this palette.
3
If
you wish to choose other colors, press Other button. You can customize and
add the color with this screen.
4
You can
choose the pen width from the four different sizes.
2.12
Capture a Screen Shot
(Capture entire screen)
(Capture area)
1
In
order to enter the markup mode, use your Stylus to click the highlighter icon in the ActiveMouse tool bar.
2
Go
to the ActiveMouse toolbar to press the snapshot button. Then select
either capture screen or capture area.
If you select capture area,
press the capture area icon again. Then drag your Stylus on the board to
determine the area you intend to capture. And capture it.
3
Select
the location for your screen capture to be saved to.
4
If you
wish to save your screen capture in the same location, tick the checkbox.
5
The image file
could be saved in either BMP or JPEG format.
6
If
you wish to change the file format go to Tools > ActiveMouse >
Preferences.
2.13
Print the Screen
1
In order to enter
the markup mode, use your Stylus to click the highlighter icon in the
ActiveMouse tool bar.
2
Press the snapshot button in the ActiveMouse
toolbar.
3
Click
the print screen icon and select Tool.
4
Click the print screen icon
again. The screen is printed to the printer configured
as a default printer with Tools > ActiveMouse > Preferences.
Note:
Go to Tools menu > ActiveMouse > Preferences
to set the calibration settings.
mouse pointer
right-click
pen
highlighter 
outline tools 
area tools
eraser
capture
screen
print
screen
Write
over the content on the board with the highlighter. 
The
eraser will function like a physical eraser. Use it to erase the contents
on the board. 
In
order to enter the markup mode, use your Stylus to click the highlighter icon in the ActiveMouse tool bar.
If
you wish to change the file format go to Tools > ActiveMouse >
Preferences.
Write
over the content on the board with the pen.
If
you wish to choose other colors, press Other button. You can customize and
add the color with this screen. 
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