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EZ Presentator

EZ Presentator

Installation and operation

 

Press and hold both the UP and DOWN buttons for around 3 seconds until the red 
indicator on the presenter flashes.

Release both buttons.

Place the presenter close to the receiver (within 5 cm /2 inches) and press and hold any 
button except LASER button of the presenter for 1-3 seconds. The LED indicator on the 
presenter will flash for a second or two if the pairing is successful. 

Release the button. 

The blue indicator of receiver blinks when the presenter keys (except the LASER button) 
are pressed.

Pairing

Blue indicator

Summary of Contents for EZ Presentator

Page 1: ...EZ Presentator EZ Presentator User s Manual ...

Page 2: ...ION FEATURES PACKAGE CONTENTS SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS INSTALLATION AND OPERATION TROUBLESHOOTING 3 4 5 5 6 14 Table of Contents INSTALL RECEIVER PRESENTER BUTTON FUNCTION INSTALL EZ Presenter EZ presenter Installation USE EZ Presenter 6 6 7 8 11 ...

Page 3: ...It is the ideal wireless remote controller for large scale presentations and conference rooms This manual has details on how to use the presenter and the software included with it Please read it thoroughly before use and keep it for future reference too Please visit our website for any other queries regarding this product www favientertainment com EZ Presentator EZ Presentator ...

Page 4: ... which also turns off the switch to conserve power Presenter includes Dedicated PowerPoint page up and page down control keys Built in cursor mouse for 360 degree control Built in laser pointer for presentation guidance with bright beam for easily visible pointer Compatible with MS Openoffice Google Docs The software EZ presenter works inWindows 2000 XP Vista operating Systems and allows you to pu...

Page 5: ...entator Presenter USB RF Dongle receiver EZ presenter Software and User s Manual CD ROM Quick Guide Two AAA batteries System Requirements Microsoft Windows 2000 XP Vista and Mac OS 512MB RAM recommended CD ROM drive or DVD ROM Drive USB Port ...

Page 6: ...eiver in Plug in the receiver into the USB port of your computer Make sure the golden pins face up on a Notebook If the blue indicator on receiver does not flash once unplug the receiver turn the receiver upside down and plug in it again Keep the presenter close to the receiver within 5 cm or 2 inches and press any button except the LASER button of the receiver for more than one second If the rece...

Page 7: ...uttons Place the presenter close to the receiver within 5 cm 2 inches and press and hold any button except LASER button of the presenter for 1 3 seconds The LED indicator on the presenter will flash for a second or two if the pairing is successful Release the button The blue indicator of receiver blinks when the presenter keys except the LASER button are pressed Pairing Blue indicator ...

Page 8: ...n or PAGE UP button suitable for left handed or right handed user or PAGE DOWN button suitable for left handed or right handed user LASER button if receiver is put into presenter the laser power is off and can t operate Mouse LEFT button Mouse RIGHT button Mouse STICK use your finger tip to push STICK to any direction Power on off button on off power switch of presenter ...

Page 9: ... system tray icon will appear only when the receiver is plugged in The EZ presenter can be used to highlight important or key points during a presentation With the help of the EZ presenter you can Add check marks on screen using the check pen mode to highlight a key point Add lines on the screen using the line pen mode to stress on a particular point Blank the screen using the Blank function so as...

Page 10: ...hange to a check mark and the EZ presenter icon on the system tray will be change from to In the Check Pen Mode each LEFT click will add a red check mark below the cursor position on the screen Please refer to the following table for the different modes Using the EZ presenter Software Check Pen Mode Mark Pen Mode Cursor Mark System Tray Check Pen Line Pen Mouse N A Blank N A N A N A ...

Page 11: ...ection The longer you hold the LEFT button the longer the red line will be If you are already in Line Pen mode click RIGHT button again to go from the Line Mode into the Mouse Mode In this mode the cursor becomes an arrow The EZ presenter icon will change to on the system tray This mode has no LEFT click function You can move the Mouse STICK and RIGHT click your hyper link file that is in your Pre...

Page 12: ...resenter is then disabled To use EZ presenter again press and hold RIGHT button for 2 seconds and initiate Mark Pen mode as described earlier When EZ presenter is enabled press and hold the RIGHT button for a second or two to make the screen blank To get back the original screen click PAGE DOWN button once EZ presenter will go back to one of the 3 modes i e Check Mark Line Mark or Mouse mode If yo...

Page 13: ...igned to illustrate inanimate objects Do not point the laser pointer at mirror like surfaces A reflected beam can act like a direct beam to the eye This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions This device may not cause harmful interference and This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired...

Page 14: ...e dead Please replace the batteries The presenter is not responding but laser pointer is still working The battery voltage might be too low although the laser pointer is still working Please insert a fresh pair of batteries You can t use the mark pen when you press and hold the RIGHT button for more than 2 seconds Computer does not respond to clicks on the presenter Note If you plan to use a compu...

Page 15: ...a receiver other than the one provided with your presenter Please follow the pairing the instructions on Page 6 Please go to the control panel of your PC system to adjust the mouse speed You need to re link the presenter and the receiver Please follow the pairing the instructions on Page 6 Computer does not respond to clicks on the presenter Your cursor is moving too fast or too slow when you use ...

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