Steren COM-564 User manual

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Before using your new RF presenter wireless laser and
mouse read this instruction manual to prevent any damage.
Put it away in a safe place for future references.
IMPORTANT
Never aim the laser beam directly to the eyes.
Clean only with a soft, dry cloth.
Do not try to open this device, may cause malfunction and war-
ranty repeal.
Do not use or store the presenter near wet places.
Check the batteries regularly.
When the presenter will not to be used for a long time, remove
the batteries.
MAIN CHARACTERISTICS
Controls the presentations easily
Operating range up to 20 metres
Laser maximum operating range: Up to 200 metres
Clock
Alarm
Chronometer
For Windows 98, SE, ME, 2000, XP, Mac OS, Linux
No drivers required (Only for Windows 98)
Plug & Play
CONTROLS
1.- Battery compartment
2.- Laser beam
3.- LCD screen
4.- Movement arrows / Pointer
Use this button move the mouse pointer / Press in the centre to
generate the laser beam
5.- Mouse’s left button
Same function as in the mouse
6.- Mouse’s right button
Same function as in the mouse
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7.- Settings
Use this option to configure different parameters
8.- Page Up
Up one page
9.- Page down
Down one page
10. Blank Screen
Press this button to put a blank screen during a presentation.
Press once again to back to presentation mode.
11. Play
Press to begin the presentation (full screen)
12 USB connector
13. In-use indicator
It blinks when the transmitter sends a signal
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BATTERY INSTALLATION
Your new device is powered by two AAA batteries.
Please, insert the batteries before to use the presenter.
To place the batteries, remove the cover and insert 2 new
batteries, pay attention to polarity.
Then replace the battery cover.
If you see that the operating range is becoming weak, you must
replace the battery.
INSTALLING THE DEVICE IN WINDOWS XP
Make sure to install new batteries before to start to use it.
1.- Plug the receiver into an available USB port in the computer.
2.- The computer will detects the new hardware and
automatically will update the system. After this process, you can
start to use the presenter.
If you use Windows 98 you must have to use its Installation
CD in order to finish the process.
HOW TO USE THE PRESENTER WITH
POWERPOINT
Use the presenter with your Power Point presentations.
1.- Open a PowerPoint presentation.
2.- Press Play to visualize the presentation in full screen.
3. Use Page Up / Page Down buttons to change the slide.
4.- If you want to mark a specific point in the screen, press
the Pointer button, and the laser beam will be displayed in the
screen.
5.- If you want to put a blank page during a presentation, press
Blank Page button; to back to normal mode, press the Blank
page once again.
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6.- Unplug the receiver from the computer, after their use.
HOW TO USE THE MOUSE
This device can be used as a wireless mouse, includes
forward, backward buttons, and the left and right buttons such as
a mouse, even you can control and move the pointer through the
screen.
1.- Plug the receiver into an available USB port.
2.- Use the Movement arrows to move the pointer.
3.- Use L and R buttons to open menus or select options. This
buttons have the same functions as a mouse.
4.- If you want to jump into pages, press the Page Up / Page
down buttons.
ALARM / CLOCK SET
1.- Press and hold Setting button for 3 seconds. The alarm icon
blinks in the screen.
2.- Press Pointer button, the first number will blinks.
3.- Use the Movement arrows (Up and Down) to change the
blinking number.
4.- The first 2 numbers configure the Hours, and the last 2
numbers configure the minutes.
5.- Using the Movement arrows, move to the left or right to
change to next position.
6.- Once you have configured the alarm, press Pointer button to
store the changes in memory.
7.- Now, repeat the steps 3 to 6 to configure the current time.
8.- Remember to press Pointer button to store the changes.
Press R button to turn the alarm off.
If you want to configure the current time without set an
alarm, follow these simple steps: when the icon of the alarm
blinks, move to the right the Movement arrow, automatically
you’ll enter to the Clock set. Then follow the instructions to
update the time.
If you don’t want to edit the alarm or the time, move the
Movement Arrow to the right, twice.
The time is in 24 system (5pm=17hrs), if you want to enter a
time higher than 24 hours, the system will reject it
automatically.
P
ress R button to turn the alarm off
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f
y
ou want to confi
g
ure the current time without set an
a
larm, follow these sim
p
le ste
p
s: when the icon of the alarm
blinks, move to the ri
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ht the Movement arrow, automaticall
y
y
ou’ll enter to the Clock set. Then follow the instructions to
upd
ate t
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e t
i
me
.
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f
y
ou don’t want to edit the alarm or the time, move the
M
ovement Arrow to the ri
g
ht, twice
.
T
he time is in 24 s
y
stem
(
5pm=17hrs
)
, if
y
ou want to enter a
t
ime hi
g
her than 24 hours, the s
y
stem will re
j
ect it
a
utomaticall
y.

FIXED TIMING ALARM
Use this function to activate alarms with a predetermined
intervals of time.
This device includes 5 different intervals of time, in the screen
you will see the numbers from 1 to 5, which correspond to some
periods of time:
1: 3 minutes
2: 5 minutes
3: 10 minutes
4: 20 minutes
5: 30 minutes
For example, if you configure the alarm at 11pm and choose the
numbers 1, 3 and 5, the alarm will be activated at 11pm, then will
turn off, and will be activated once again at 11:03 (number 1),
11:10 (number 3) and 11:20 (number 5).
1.- Press and hold R button for 3 seconds, in the screen will
display an icon and the numbers from 1 to 5.
2.- Press the Pointer button to choose a blink number or use
the Movement Arrow to select a number first and the press the
Pointer once to store the interval of time in memory.
3.- To leave this mode, move to the right the Movement Arrow
button until the number 5 disappears.
5. If you chose a number, it will be displayed in the screen and
indicates the time when the alarm will be activated.
The setting alarm is based on the time when the user set
this parameter.
If you don’t want to set this option, use the Movement Arrow
button until the number 5 disappears.
This function will be deactivated if you use the chronometer.
CHRONOMETER
1.- Press and hold the S and Pointer buttons. The icon of the
chronometer and the counter will be displayed in the screen.
2.- Press the Pointer to begin the count.
3.- To stop it, press the Pointer once again.
4.- If you want to store the registered time in memory, move to
the right the Movement Arrow control once, the number 2 blinks
T
he settin
g
alarm is based on the time when the user set
t
his
p
arameter
.
I
f
y
ou don’t want to set this option, use the Movement Arrow
button until the number 5 disa
pp
ears
.
T
his function will be deactivated if
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ou use the chronometer
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5.- Repeat step 4 if you want to store up to 5 different intervals of
time.
6.- After stored the 5 memories, use the Movement Arrow control
(left/right) to see the recorded times.
7.- If you want to leave this mode, press S.
If you use the chronometer, the settings stored in the fixing
time alarm will be deleted.
SPECIFICATIONS
Product design and specifications are subject to change
without previous notice
Transmitter
O
p
eratin
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ran
g
e > 20m
Fre
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uenc
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433
,
92MHz
Technolo
gy
RF
Workin
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volta
g
e2
,
4-3
,
5Vcc
Slee
p
current 10uA
Workin
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current 50mA
Maximum out
p
ut <1mW or <5mW
Laser range 200m
Wave len
g
th 650nm
Batter
y
2 x AAA
Dimensions 123 x 30 x 14mm
Wei
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ht 32
g
Receiver
OS Windows 2000
,
Me
,
XP
,
Mac OS
,
Linux
Workin
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volta
g
e4
,
5-5
,
5Vcc
USB version USB 1.1 com
p
atible with USB-2.0
Dimensions 73 x 26 x 14mm
Wei
g
ht 16
g
P
roduct desi
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n and specifications are sub
j
ect to chan
g
e
without
p
revious notic
e
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f
y
ou use the chronometer, the settin
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s stored in the fixin
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t
ime alarm will be deleted
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ESPAÑOL
Antes de utilizar su nuevo Apuntador Láser, lea este
instructivo para evitar cualquier mal funcionamiento.
Guárdelo para futuras referencias.
IMPORTANTE
Nunca apunte el rayo láser directamente a los ojos.
Siempre utilice un paño suave, limpio y seco para limpiar el
equipo.
No intente abrir el equipo, puede ocasionar malfuncionamiento y
anulación de la garantía.
No use ni almacene este equipo en lugares donde existan
goteras o salpicaduras de agua.
Revise las baterías periódicamente.
Cuando no vaya a utilizar el equipo por un período de tiempo
prolongado retire las baterías.
CARÁCTERÍSTICAS
Fácil control de las presentaciones
Rango de uso del ratón de hasta 20 metros
Rango de uso del haz de luz láser de hasta 200 metros
Reloj
Alarma
Cronómetro
Soporta Windows 98, SE, ME, 2000, XP, Mac OS, Linux
No requiere drivers (solamente para Windows 98)
Plug & Play
CONTROLES
1.- Compartimiento de batería
2.- Haz de luz láser
3.- Pantalla de LCD
4.- Control de movimiento / Apuntador
Utilice este botón para mover el puntero del ratón / Presione en
el centro para generar el haz de luz láser
5.- Botón izquierdo del ratón
Este botón tiene la misma función que en el ratón
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6.- Botón derecho del ratón
Este botón tiene la misma función que en el ratón
7.- Ajustes
Permite entrar al modo de configuración
8.- Página arriba
Sube una página
9.- Página abajo
Baja una página
10. Página en blanco
Presione este botón para poner en blanco la pantalla de visual-
ización de Power Point. Presione una vez más para regresar al
modo de presentación.
11. Reproducir
Comienza la reproducción de una presentación
12. Conector USB
13. Indicador de uso
Enciende cuando el transmisor envía una señal
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