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optics system requires training and experience and this subject is not included
in this Guide.
Installers wanting to become 2Touch Certified Installers are invited to apply
by email to
.
Removing your 2Touch Board from the packaging
The carton packaging comprises of an outer two-piece wrap plus top and
bottom trays. The board is supported within the trays by carton forms and
blocks. The wrap provides exterior protection during transport, as well as a
convenient hand-grip at each end of the package. The package is strapped
together in three locations along the length of the board, and stapled to the
trays.
Unpacking the board requires keeping the board supported by cutting the
straps, lifting the top tray off, removing the wraps and finally, lifting the unit
away from the lower tray.
Please check the package carefully prior to opening for any signs of
mishandling in transit or in storage, especially including tears, abrasions,
evidence of water damage. Report any observed damage to
taking care to note the board’s serial number (this is
displayed on an exterior label on the pack).
Choosing the IWB location
We strongly recommend that installers should in every case draw the
anticipated location of the IWB, projector, audio components, cabling and
faceplate on a diagram of the room layout, and that this must be validated
with the customer before the installation proceeds. Factors to be considered
include the following:
Impact of Light:
Be aware of the effect of bright light from windows (or artificial lights) on the
visibility of the projected image. As a general rule, place the IWB as far as
possible from windows, especially those facing west or north. In cases where
light effects are unavoidable, ensure that they can be controlled using blinds
and curtains.
Proximity to Heaters:
Be aware that heaters require clear air space for ventilation and heat
dispersion. The 2Touch IWB should not be mounted closer than 200mm
above a heater. Any other associated items (such as connection panels) must
be located no closer than 1m to heaters.
Proximity to Furniture:
Be aware that effective use of an IWB requires freedom of movement in front
of the IWB and on each side of it.
Specifically, users will need to be able to stand on either side of the IWB,
facing the class, and be able to touch the IWB with an outstretched arm,
