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 serial connector only 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 the mouse to the PS/2 pass-through connector port.
5
Turn on your PC.
Note: You can connect
the pass-through connector to the PS/2 keyboard port instead of a PS/2 mouse
port.
3.2
Get Ready with the Styli
1
Remove the battery cover.
2
When
putting in the batteries, make sure that the both +(plus) and -(minus) sides
of the new N-cell batteries face to the right direction.
3
Put
the Stylus battery cover.
4
Remove
the transparent case from the Stylus.
5
Insert
the dry-erase marker that matches the color of the Stylus. Then attach the
transparent stylus cover with the batteries.
3.3 Software
Display
Elements
3.4
Using the PoinTech Bar
New Board
Adds a new blank board to your
recorded board session, just like adding a new blank page.
Tag Board
Adds a Tag Board
to the recorded board session. The
content of this board is a copy from the previous board. Since you can
change the content of the previous board, this board is very handy to play
back and refer to the recorded board information.
Print Board
Prints the current board
contents to a printer connected to your PC.
Maximize Board
Maximizes
the PoinTech application screen displayed on the desktop. Use this feature
to see whether your board contents are being recorded properly.
Control Panel
Position Setting
First
put up the PoinTech control panel sheet included in the package to the
board. Then follow the audio instruction to calibrate to enable the
calculator feature.
You
can use the board with a black, red, green, blue, or any color of marker.
For instance, if you select red, you can make sure that red is selected
by checking the PC desktop display.
Delete
using the eraser
It's easy to erase
what you've written: just move the eraser over the board. Choose a wide
tip to erase large areas, and a narrow tip to erase small areas.
Next
board
After you are finished
drawing on the board, press New Board. A new board appears, and the previous
board is added to the session on the right.
Board Session
Displays
the thumbnail of the written boards in order in the right window.
3.6
How to Display
The display
menu palette gives you various approaches to confirm what you have written.
The board and
the playback controller
The application Toolbar, current
board, and playback controller are displayed. Use the playback controller
to review your ink in the order it was written
Display all boards
The application Toolbar and all
boards in the current board session are displayed.
Full-screen display
Display the current
board using the full screen.
3.7
Playback the Boards
1
Display the board
and playback controller.
2
Press the Board
& Playback controller button.
3
Press
the Player button. Press thebutton
to playback the contents of the board in the order they were written. Press
the button to stop,
and the button to
rewind.
3.8
Zoom in or out
1
To
expand or shrink the board contents, press the Zoom In button with (+)
mark and Zoom Out buttons with (-) mark.
To return to the original size, press the Default Display button with (F)
mark.
2
The Zoom in feature is handy for making a detailed check of the board contents.
3.9
Save and Share Files
You can save a session of boards
as a file (in .ink format). You can also export boards in other file formats.
You can send these files to others as email attachments, or share them over
a network by placing them on a server.
1
On
the Toolbar, select File > Export, and select the file format
you need.
2
In
addition to .ink, the application supports the following five image
formats.
Note: ink and HTML
formats are capable of saving an entire session in a single file, but with
the other formats (JPEG/BMP/WMF/EMF), you can either save each board to
a separate file, or specify a single board to save.
3.10
View a Saved HTML File
When you save a session in HTML
format, the session automatically recorded in the order in which the boards
were written is saved. You can use mouse clicks to navigate through the
session and view each board.
1
Double-clicking
a file saved in HTML format will automatically launch a browser.
2
Click
on Click here to start this session to begin the session.
3
Clicking
Home will take you to the first screen, while Next Board will take you to
the next screen.
You
can use the board with a black, red, green, blue, or any color of marker.
For instance, if you select red, you can make sure that red is selected
by checking the PC desktop display. 
Press
the Player button. Press the
button
to playback the contents of the board in the order they were written. Press
the 
button to stop,
and the 
button to
rewind.
To
expand or shrink the board contents, press the Zoom In button with (+)
mark and Zoom Out buttons with (-) mark.
To return to the original size, press the Default Display button with (F)
mark. 
In
addition to .ink, the application supports the following five image
formats.
Clicking
Home will take you to the first screen, while Next Board will take you to
the next screen.
On
the Toolbar, select File > Export, and select the file format
you need. 
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