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After installing the setup
software (see User's
Manual), open View Touch icon to select the proper settings.
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The setup window shows
what the sensor sees. Adjust the sensor position to make sure the entire
displayed image is covered by the sensor.
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Avoid bright spots appearing on the screen image, whether caused by
nearby lamps, light fixtures, light from the projector, or other sources
of strong light in the room. Otherwise the sensor will become ‘fixated’
on it, causing the cursor to ‘stick’ to the bright spot. To free your
cursor, simply block the
digital light
sensor. Then adjust the angle of the
projector, or dim the room lights, or move lamps until the bright spot
is removed.
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Run calibration. Use
mouse to click on the cross points in the order of a green dot on the
left side.
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Check the accuracy by pointing laser to the screen and see if mouse
cursor matches to the position of laser light. Recalibrate if necessary.
If you need to reposition the sensor, press “Reset” button.
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Multi-touch option: If you use Windows
7, you can click “Enable Multi” button to enable the multi touch
capabilities with multiple laser pointers. Note: The speed level will
drop when the multi touch is enabled.
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