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The digital pen is a Bluetooth device. Signal transfer between it and the computer is not
possible unless the computer has recognized the digital pen.
This section describes pairing* using the Bluetooth stack included with Windows.
* Pairing refers to the operation of connecting the digital pen and computer by wireless communica-
tion. In this manual pairing is also referred to as “connecting”.
NOTE
• Operation may be unstable when using multiple Bluetooth devices.
• When using a computer with a built-in Bluetooth function, do not use a commercially available
Bluetooth adapter. If you wish to use a Bluetooth adapter, turn off the built-in Bluetooth func-
tion. For instructions on how to do so, contact the manufacturer of your computer.
• Multiple digital pens can be connected simultaneously, but depending on the usage environ-
ment (the computer, the signal conditions, etc.), simultaneous operation may not be possible.
If the computer does not include a built-in Bluetooth device, use a commercially available Bluetooth
USB adapter. Refer to the operating instructions of your Bluetooth USB adapter for instructions on
pairing. Input “0000” as the digital pen’s path key.
NOTICE
For a description of the Bluetooth USB adapters that can be used to connect to the digital pen,
see the PLUS website. (www.plus-vision.com/en/)
Use a Bluetooth USB adapter supporting the HID (Human Interface Device) profile.
Registering on Windows XP
Preparations:
1. Turn on the Bluetooth function (the computer’s built-in function or a commercially available USB
adapter).
2.
Take the digital pen’s cap off. The power turns on and the indicator lights.
1
Click [Start]
→
[Control Panel] to open
the control panel, then click [Printers
and Other Hardware].
The “Printers and Other Hardware” window
appears.
2
Click [Bluetooth Devices].
The “Bluetooth Devices” window appears.
Pairing the digital pen and computer
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