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2) Move the Smart Lectern

As shown in the figure, you can easily move the

Smart Lectern by holding the ends of the display frame and

leaning backwards.

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Summary of Contents for Smart Lectern

Page 1: ...Smart Lectern User Manual Note All the pictures in this manual are for reference only subject to our available products...

Page 2: ...Contents Safety Warning 1 Control Panel 7 Instructions 11 Connection and Setting 15 FAQ 25 Simple Troubleshooting 28 Maintenance 30 Statement 32 FCC 33...

Page 3: ...y There may be differences between the pictures and the actual product please prevail in kind Placement DO NOT put heavy objects on top of the unit DO NOT insert anything into the machine DO NOT put t...

Page 4: ...heat If long term fixed use is needed please fix the base in order to avoid toppling caused by external force Please refer to the installation steps of the base in the Quick Start Guide for details Po...

Page 5: ...he original power cable from the accessory bag don t modify or lengthen it The Smart Lectern is not in use for a long time and needs to be charged in the middle Please unplug power supply when there i...

Page 6: ...to replace the touch pen Better for the panel lifetime and the display performance do not display high brightness image for long time Temperature Normal operating temperature is 0 40 DO NOT place the...

Page 7: ...orated Humidity DO NOT expose the unit in rain or place in high humidity area Please keep indoor environment is dry and cool Normal operating humidity is 10 90 RH Ventilation Please put the unit in a...

Page 8: ...ss the standby key Notes for Cleaning There are vents on back cover please do not use any liquid or spray directly during cleaning Power Switch Status Signs I means power on O means power off Notes fo...

Page 9: ...7 Control Panel Number Function description a USB port Connect USB devices such as mobile hard disk U disk USB keyboard and mouse etc b ventilation...

Page 10: ...etic pen slot f Touch display g Electric lifting column h Moving casters tilting the podium can easily move with casters i mute button j Moving Down button control the Smart Lectern moving down k Movi...

Page 11: ...o soft off long press 10 seconds to forced shutdown m AUX OUT1 3 5 Audio output to the external speaker n AUX OUT2 6 5 Audio output to the external speaker o CANNON Audio output to the external speake...

Page 12: ...10 r RESET Disconnects the power s AUX OUT Audio output to the external speaker t DC IN Adapter power input port connect DC power supply...

Page 13: ...11 Instructions 1 Electric lifting function Press the a b button to control the Smart Lectern go up and down...

Page 14: ...12 2 Move the Smart Lectern As shown in the figure you can easily move the Smart Lectern by holding the ends of the display frame and leaning backwards...

Page 15: ...13 3 Use the Smart Lectern As shown in the figure please point the microphones to the speaker and make the speaker stand within 5 30cm range of the microphones...

Page 16: ...14 4 Charge 1 Screen bracket charge with AC power cord...

Page 17: ...on 1 Wireless Screenshare With use of wireless screen box Smart Lectern may wireless Connection to a MAXHUB wireless screen box By connecting the wireless screen box to another display you may share t...

Page 18: ...reception modules The Smart Lectern is connected to the wireless audio receiving device through wireless and the output end of the wireless audio receiver is connected to the audio output device The s...

Page 19: ...17 Wireless audio reception Number Function description a Power button long press 2 seconds to turn on and long press again for 2 seconds to turn off b Status indicator light shut off on yellow light...

Page 20: ...e key Short press mute press unmute again e Display screen Information display f Return key At the menu interface press the short press to return to the previous page g Gain knob and menu key 1 At kno...

Page 21: ...4 In the menu interface the knob rotation switching option h Antenna Connect the signal receiving antenna i USB A port For a program version upgrade j 3 5Line Out port Output the line audio via the 3...

Page 22: ...reless Audio Receiving Module a The microphone band and the wireless audio receiving module are set in the same band and can be paired automatically b The total volume can be adjusted through the knob...

Page 23: ...g the process Using 3 5Line In audio can also be output through other output interfaces 3 The computer is connected to the screen The Wi Fi connection The computer wirelessly casts the screen to the S...

Page 24: ...2 The computer installs the screen assistant software and connects the same Wi Fi with the Smart Lectern Method 3 The computer installs the screen transmission assistant software and connects the hot...

Page 25: ...23 2 HDMI OUT Connection 1 Use HDMI cable to connect display device with HDMI IN 2 Cable connection 3 Press to turn equipment on...

Page 26: ...24 4 The connected display device outputs the current frame of the interactive intelligent Panel 3 USB Connection 4 AUX OUT Connection...

Page 27: ...en the two to reserve an air passage for ease of the convection of the air The reason why fog appears is that there is a temperature difference between the screen temperature and the external temperat...

Page 28: ...lt the disk space is fully occupied or the system disk is damaged Therefore the boot of the device will get slower 3 The attached touch pens are limited Is there any object that can replace the touch...

Page 29: ...ndustry We are the maker of the industry standard which complies with the international health standard 5 Will it be harmful for eyes in case of use for a long time The identification of human eyes to...

Page 30: ...d with other similar products Simple Troubleshooting 1 Failure to boot the product Check if the AC SWITCH is flipped to I Check the AC cable or DC adapter and try again 2 Automatic shut down 1 Check i...

Page 31: ...connected 3 Check if the product is muted 4 Imprecise touch point 1 Check whether the touch pen or the finger is 90 degrees vertical to the screen 2 Check whether there are other objects touching the...

Page 32: ...nd new Please unplug power plug before cleaning and maintenance to prevent electric shock Clean Screen 1 Please mix and stir even a little fabric softener or tableware detergent with alcohol 2 Please...

Page 33: ...machine Clean Face Frame 1 Please use dry soft lint free cloth to wipe front frame No Use of Machine for A Long Time 1 In case of no use of machine for a long time such as holiday please make sure to...

Page 34: ...e purposes only and may slightly differ in appearance colour size etc from the actual product The description illustrations etc in this document may subject to change in accordance with the latest pro...

Page 35: ...15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interferenc...

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