Panasonic TH-65PB1E Instruction and safety manual

Operating Instructions
Electronic Pen Operations
Interactive Plasma Display
Model No.
TH-65PB1E
Please read these instructions before operating your set
and retain them for future reference.
English

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Instructions for elite Panaboard software and elite Panaboard book (included) are provided in the help
information accompanying the software.
For details on accessing this information, see “Viewing the Help of the Software” (see page 15).
Note
•For details about the system requirements, refer to “Read Me First” (see page 12) in the install menu of
the included DVD-ROM.
•Even when the system requirements are met, the Interactive Plasma Display response may be delayed
or the electronic pen may malfunction if other applications, anti-virus software, etc. are active.
Computer IBM®PC/AT compatible with a DVD-ROM drive
CPU Intel®Pentium®4 processor or later
Operating System Windows(R) XP SP3 or later / Windows Vista(R) SP2 or later / Windows 7
(except for Starter and Home Basic versions)
(Windows XP 64-bit edition is not supported.)
Interface USB 2.0
Abbreviations
Trademarks
Help of the Software
System Requirements
Introduction

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Table of Contents
Safety Precautions....................................................................................4
Requests regarding handling...................................................................6
Accessories Supplied...............................................................................7
Names and Uses of the Parts...................................................................8
Preparation ..............................................................................................10
Operation .................................................................................................13
About software ........................................................................................15
Additional Information............................................................................16
Specifications..........................................................................................18
Table of Contents

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For Your Safety
WARNING
Operating Safeguards
Battery
Electronic Pen
Do not alter the unit or modify any parts. Alteration or
modification can cause fire or electric shock.
Choking Hazard
Keep the penpoint, electronic pen adapter and battery
out of reach of children to prevent swallowing.
Use only the specified type of battery. Using the
incorrect type of battery can result in overheating/
burning or leakage of battery acid.
Make sure that the battery is installed with the correct
polarity as indicated on the battery holder. Incorrectly
installed batteries may burst or leak, resulting in
injuries.
Do not use the damaged batteries. Using damaged
batteries may result in leaking.
Do not short, heat, break or throw in a fire, as it may
result in the battery leaking, generating heat, or
bursting.
When disposing of the battery, cover the battery
contacts with insulation (ex. tape). Direct contact with
other batteries may result in leaking, fire, or explosion.
Do not solder the battery, as it may result in the battery
leaking, generating heat, or bursting.
Remove empty batteries immediately to avoid battery
fluid leakage.
Avoid contact of battery fluid with eyes, skin or
clothing, as this may result in irritation or injury. In
these cases, do not rub the affected area, and rinse
thoroughly with clean water.
Do not use near medical equipment.
(Do not bring into a surgery room, intensive care unit,
critical care unit, etc.)
Electromagnetic waves generated by this device can
affect equipment, and can cause equipment to
malfunction.
Do not use near automatic doors, smoke detectors
and other automatically controlled equipment.
Electromagnetic waves generated by this device can
affect equipment, and can cause equipment to
malfunction.
Use at least 22 cm away from pacemakers.
Electromagnetic waves generated by this device can
affect the operation of pacemakers.
When the unit is not used over an extended period of
time, take the batteries out of the unit. Otherwise, the
batteries may leak. Do not use the leaked batteries.
CAUTION
Safety Precautions

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Precautions
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved
by the party responsible for compliance could void the
user’s authority to operate this device.
About Using the Battery
If a battery is used improperly, the battery may leak,
causing corrosion of the unit, or it may burst. To
prevent this, always follow the precaution given below.
•If the electronic pen ceases to function because the
battery has run out, remove it immediately and
dispose of it according to local regulations. Leaving a
drained battery in the electronic pen may result in
leakage.
Other Information
Usage Note
Operating the electronic pen and the electronic
pen adapter near electrical appliances may cause
interference. Move away from the electrical
appliances such as TVs, radios, cordless phone,
or wireless devices.
MEDICAL
Consult the manufacturer of any personal medical
devices, such as pacemakers, to determine if they
are adequately shielded from external RF (radio
frequency) energy. (The unit operates in the
frequency range of 2.405 GHz to 2.480 GHz, and
the power output level is 1 milliwatts.) Do not use
the unit in health care facilities if any regulations
posted in the area instruct you not to do so.
Hospitals or health care facilities may be using
equipment that could be sensitive to external RF
(radio frequency) energy.
No responsibility will be taken by our company
with respect to consequences resulting from the
use, damage or both of the equipment.

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•Do not push down hard on the Pen tip.
•If there is surface contamination of the electronic pen, wipe it off with a soft cloth.
For heavy contamination, wipe it off with a soft cloth dampened with a mild soap solution after squeezing water
out of the cloth, and then dry the surface with a soft, dry cloth. Ingress of water droplets may cause a failure.
•Do not drop the electronic pen because it may get broken or malfunction.
•Do not use the pen tip if foreign material is adhering to it or if it is deformed or damaged.
Doing so may dirty or scratch the screen.
•Do not store the electronic pen with its pen tip pressed. If it is stored in an ordinary pen stand, the pen
tip will be kept pressed and that may weaken the internal spring or damage the pen tip.
•Because it is protruding, be careful not to bump or catch any object on the pen tip of the electronic
pen. Also if this part is covered, the electronic pen will not function correctly.
•Do not use the electronic pen for other purposes than operating the Interactive Plasma Display.
Requests regarding handling

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Usage
Check that all of the following items are included with your Interactive Plasma Display.
In the event that an item is missing, please contact your dealer.
List of Accessories (Electronic Pen set)
Note
•Store the extra pen tip along with this operating instructions.
•To purchase separately sold items, contact your dealer.
* The supplied rechargeable battery is only for this electronic pen. When replacing the rechargeable battery,
replace it with a commercially available rechargeable AAA Ni-MH battery. (HHR-4MVE)
Recharger Cable (2m) 2 Electronic Pen Adapter 1 Rechargeable AAA Ni-MH
Battery* 2
Electronic Pen 2 Pen Tip (Replacement) 2 Pen Holder 2
N5EDZ0000006
N2FZ00000008
TKKL5543
Accessories Supplied

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1Light receiving window
2Pen tip
In the electronic pen mode, you can draw by touching the screen with it.
In the mouse mode, touching with it functions as a “left button of mouse”.
Touching and holding with it in the mouse mode functions as a “right-click of mouse”.
3Pen tip cover
4Menu button
Press and hold this button and touch the screen to display the drawing menu.
5Battery cover
6Power switch
Turns the power of the electronic pen on/off.
Slide it to the recharger port side to turn “on” and to the pen tip side to turn “off”.
7Mouse/pen switching button
Switches the mode (mouse mode or electronic pen mode) of the electronic pen.
Mouse mode: Select to work on the select function menu or elite Panaboard book.
Electronic pen mode: Select to draw or erase drawn data.
8Function button
Select the function (color or eraser) of the electronic pen.
9Strap loop
Use it for attaching a strap.
:Recharger port
Connect the included recharger cable when charging.
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Names and Uses of the Parts

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;Power indicator
Lights green when the power of the electronic pen is “on”.
Blinks green when the battery of the electronic pen is low.
Lights red during charging and turns off when charging is completed.
Blinks red when no rechargeable battery is in during charging or when an incompatible battery is used.
<Function indicator
Indicates the selected function of the electronic pen.
Notice
•Check that the power indicator is green when using the electronic pen.
•Contact the pen tip to the screen when using the electronic pen.
•Using the electronic pen with the wireless module (ET-WM200E) connected may result in malfunction
of the electronic pen due to radio wave interference as an example. In that case, set “Wireless Lan” to
“Off” before using the electronic pen. (See Network Operations of the operating instructions)
Notes
•You can use up to three electronic pens at the same time.
•If a certain time (approx. 5 seconds) has passed without operation, the electronic pen enters the sleep
state to save power consumption.
Power indicator Operation state
Off Power “off”
Lighting green Power “on”
Blinking green Low battery
Lighting red Charging
Blinking red Charging error
Off/Red/Blue/Yellow
Draws in the selected color using a marker.
•When the indicator is off, the pen becomes a black
marker pen.
•When yellow is selected, the pen becomes a
highlighter.
•Line thickness of the marker/highlighter can be
selected in the drawing menu.
White
Erases drawn data.
•Size of the eraser can be selected in the drawing
menu.
White (Blinking) Mouse mode
Blinking red and green
alternately
Electronic pen registration mode (see page 13)
Electronic pen is not registered.

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•When replacing the rechargeable battery, replace it with a commercially available rechargeable AAA
Ni-MH battery. (HHR-4MVE)
Note
•If, after purchase, you insert the battery and turn on the electronic pen without registering it to the
electronic pen adapter, the function indicator blinks green and red alternately. After turning the power
off, put the electronic pen on charge or make other preparations. Then, follow the procedure shown on
page 13 to set up, connect or register the electronic pen.
1. Unlock the battery cover (1),
and open the cover (2).
•When replacing the cover, follow the procedure in
reverse.
2. Insert (replace) the battery, and then
reattach the cover and lock it.
•Make sure to use a rechargeable AAA Ni-MH
battery or a AAA alkaline battery (LR03), and
ensure that +and -face the correct directions.
•Dispose of expired batteries quickly, by covering
the terminals in tape and following the disposal
regulations in your country/area.
To remove the battery, pressing on the
+
side,
hold the battery down towards the
-
side (
1
)
and take it out (
2
).
Inserting (Replacing) Batteries
Preparation