Logitech Cordless Presenter User manual

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Welcome!

Give professional presentations

with your Logitech®Cordless

Presenter™without the hassle

of cords or the limitation of

line-of-sight operation with

your notebook computer or PC.

This cordless device uses

Bluetooth™Technology to

transmit data up to 30 feet

(10 meters). With its technical

simplicity and comfortable

shape, it lets you focus on

your delivery. Conveniently

placed Forward and Back

buttons help you page through

slides effortlessly, and a built-in

laser pointer gives you

the option of highlighting key

concepts on-screen with

the touch of a button.

Change modes with a single

switch to use your Logitech®

Cordless Presenter™ on

a tabletop as a two-button

optical mouse with scroll

buttons. And while in Mouse Mode, you can assign special operations, such as double-click, to one of the mouse

buttons using Logitech’s MouseWare®software.

Forward button

Back button

Scroll down button

Scroll up button

Laser pointer

button

Mode switch

Logitech®Cordless Presenter™

Connection

status LED

Light for laser

pointer exits

here

Connect button

Battery

compartment

door

Battery status LED

Top View Bottom View

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Connect the Mini-receiver

The Logitech®Cordless Presenter™

communicates with your notebook

computer or desktop PC via a mini-

receiver.

The mini-receiver plugs directly

into the USB port of your computer

(picture 1).

For added convenience,

use the extension cable (picture 2).

The mini-receiver’s red LED will blink

quickly for 15 minutes until a radio

frequency connection is made with

the presentation device. You make

this connection by pressing the

Connect button on the Logitech®

Cordless Presenter™.

If this connection is not made within

15 minutes after plugging the mini-

receiver into the USB port, the mini-

receiver will time out. (The mini-

receiver’s red LED will blink slowly.)

To establish a connection, press the

Connect button on the mini-receiver

(picture 3), then press the Connect

button on the presentation device.

Mini-receiver

Extension cable

USB port

Connect button on bottom

of mini-receiver

USB port

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Install the Batteries

The Logitech®Cordless Presenter™uses two AA alkaline batteries.

Install the batteries before installing the software.

1. Remove the battery door (picture 1). Place your thumb

on the indentation at the top of the battery door. Gently press down

and carefully slide the door off.

2. Insert the batteries (picture 2). Use the diagram inside

the battery compartment to install the batteries correctly.

3. Replace the battery door (picture 3). Align the battery door

in the groove that outlines the battery compartment. Carefully slide

the battery door forward to secure it. Do not force the door;

it should

slide

easily into place.

Battery Status LED

•The Battery Status LED above the Back (right) button is green

for two seconds after the presentation device is switched on.

•The Battery Status LED turns red and blinks slowly when battery

power is low. (Replace the batteries.)

•The Battery Status LED is red continuously when battery power

is nearly gone. (Replace the batteries immediately.)

Battery Life

When not in use, make sure to move the Mode Switch to the Off

position to conserve battery power. Depending upon usage, battery life

is estimated to be from 60-to-100 hours.

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Battery Warning!

When battery power is low for the presentation device,

the Battery Status LED turns red and blinks slowly.

In addition, the cursor on your screen may not move,

it may move erratically when you move the presentation

device, or the MouseWare®software may display a dialog

box in Windows®98, Windows®98 SE, Windows®2000,

Windows®Me, and Windows®XP suggesting that you

change the batteries. It is recommended that you

promptly change your batteries to avoid any battery

leakage. (See “Battery Status LED” and “Battery Life” in

this manual for more information.)

If your batteries leak, use normal precaution and follow

the battery manufacturer's recommendations.

When replacing batteries, use alkalines. You may use

other battery types, but do not mix them with alkaline

batteries.

Note that the battery level indicator in the Mouse

Properties is calibrated for alkaline batteries only,

and will not give an accurate indication of battery life

for batteries other than alkalines.

Discard all used batteries according to the battery

manufacturer's instructions. Exercise care when handling

batteries.

When batteries are misused, they may explode or leak,

causing burns and personal injury. Do not open a battery

or mutilate, dispose of in a fire, expose to heat above

130° F (54° C), immerse in water, install improperly,

or recharge.

Conducting materials, such as rings, bracelets, and keys,

can short out a battery causing it to overheat and

possibly leak or explode. When you are not using

your presentation device for long periods of time,

remove the batteries and store them in a dry place

at normal room temperature.

Install the Software

To use all the features of the Logitech®

Cordless Presenter™, make sure to install the software.

1. With your computer running,

insert the software CD into the CD-ROM drive

of the computer.

2. Follow the on-screen instructions to finish

installing the software.

3. Use the software wizard to setup the

presentation device.

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Establish a Connection - Important!

1. Make sure you have connected the mini-receiver to the USB port

of your computer, installed the batteries in the presentation device,

and have installed the software.

2. Turn on the presentation device by moving the Mode switch to either

Mouse Mode or Presentation Mode.

3. Press and release the Connect button on the presentation device

(picture 1). The presentation device emits a “beep.” The Connection Status

LED above the Forward (left) button is red and blinks fast until a connection

is made; then it turns green and blinks slowly. You have now established

a connection between the presentation device and the mini-receiver.

4. If a connection has not been made and the Connection Status LED

on the presentation device is slowly blinking red, press the Connect

button on the bottom of the mini-receiver (picture 2), then press

the Connect button on the presentation device.

Connection Status LED and Communication Range

•After connection, the Connection Status LED blinks green to indicate each time

a data packet has been sent from the presentation device to the mini-receiver.

•Should the presentation device move out of range from the mini-receiver,

the Connection Status LED on the presentation device turns red and blinks fast as long as the presentation device

is out of range.

Using the Presentation Device

The Logitech®Cordless Presenter™has two modes: Presentation Mode and Mouse Mode. Use the Mode switch

on the bottom of the presentation device to turn on the device and to switch between these two modes.

Connect button on bottom

of mini-receiver

Press connect

button

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Presentation Mode

In Presentation Mode,

the Forward (left) button

displays the next screen

(or page). The Back

(right) button displays

the previous screen

(or page). You can change

these button assignments

using MouseWare®.

The Laser Pointer button

on the buttom of

the presentation device

is operational in both

Presentation and Mouse

Modes. Point the device

at the screen and press this button to project a red dash,

which you can use as a pointer during your

presentations.

Note The scrolling buttons do not work in Presentation

Mode, nor can you use the presentation device

as a traditional two-button mouse in this mode

and navigate on screen.

Mouse Mode

In Mouse Mode, the

Forward (left) button

performs a “click/select”

function. The Back (right)

button performs

a “context/alt select”

function. You can change

these button assignments

using MouseWare®.

To scroll up, press the

Scroll Up button. To scroll

down, press the Scroll

Down button. Note that

the scrolling buttons will

make a “buzzing” sound

when pressed.

Mode Switch

Presentation mode

Mode Switch

Mouse mode

Scroll up button

Scrolling Buttons

Scroll down button

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International Standards and Safety

Laser Pointer Warning!

LASER RADIATION: DO NOT STARE

INTO LASER BEAM; CLASS 2 LASER PRODUCT.

This device has no serviceable parts included.

•User-observable light power in normal operation:

less than 1 milliwatt (mW)

•Laser beam: continuous

•Laser Wavelength: between 640 – 660 nm

Rated as a commercial product for operations

at: 0° C - 40° C (32° F - 104° F)

This product has been tested to comply with

international standard (EN60825-1:1993 +

amd.1:1997 + amd.2:2001). The standard requires

the following statement:

CAUTION: Use of controls or adjustments or

performance of procedures others than those specified

herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.

•Do not allow minors to use the laser pointer

unsupervised. Laser pointers are not toys.

• Avoid direct eye exposure.

• Never shine the laser pointer at anyone. The laser

pointer is designed to illustrate inanimate objects.

•Do not point the laser pointer at mirror-like surfaces.

A reflected beam can act like a direct beam on

the eye.

Power Saving

After 30 minutes of inactivity, the Logitech®Cordless

Presenter™enters a power saving state. To re-activate

the presentation device, press a button, move the device

(Mouse Mode), or press one of the scrolling buttons

(Mouse Mode). It takes about five seconds to re-establish

a radio-frequency link with the mini-receiver.

Carrying Case

Please use the carrying case to protect the Logitech®

Cordless Presenter™

. The laser window on this device

is sensitive to dust, scratching, and finger prints.

Clean the laser window occasionally with a soft cloth.

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Using MouseWare®

In both Presentation and Mouse Modes, the functionality of the Forward and Back (left and right) buttons can be

changed using the Buttons page in MouseWare®. However, you cannot modify the scrolling buttons.

To launch MouseWare®, select Start/Programs/Logitech MouseWare/Mouse Properties, or click the mouse icon

on the Taskbar. To change button assignments, click the Button’s Tab. Refer to the online help for more information

about making button assignments.

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Troubleshooting*

Presentation Device Does Not Work After Installation

•Make sure you have connected the mini-receiver correctly. Make sure you have installed the batteries correctly.

Verify that the batteries are good.

•Make sure you have switched the presentation device on to either Presentation Mode or Mouse Mode. If you are

working in Presentation Mode, make sure you are within 30 feet (10 meters) of the mini-receiver and you have set

the Mode Switch to Presentation Mode. If you are working in Mouse Mode, make sure you have set the Mode

Switch to Mouse Mode.

•Manually establish communication between the mini-receiver and the presentation device. Press the Connect

button on the mini-receiver first, then press the Connect button on the presentation device.

Presentation Device Does Not Work With Other Bluetooth™Devices

A specific Bluetooth™profile is required for the Logitech®Cordless Presenter™. It is recommended that the Logitech®

Cordless Presenter™only be used with its mini-receiver.

The Back (Right) Button Does Not Work With PowerPoint®97.

Make sure that you have installed the MouseWare®software.

Important Ergonomic Information

Long periods of repetitive motions using an improperly set-up workspace, incorrect body position, and poor work

habits may be associated with physical discomfort and injury to nerves, tendons, and muscles. If you feel pain,

numbness, weakness, swelling, burning, cramping, or stiffness in these areas, see a qualified health professional.

For more information, please read the Comfort Guidelines located on the Logitech®software CD and on the Logitech®

web site at http://www.logitech.com/comfort.

Product Warranty

Your product comes with a limited five-year warranty. For more information, refer to the Product Warranty section

of the User’s Guide located on the Logitech®software CD.

*For troubleshooting information, also refer to the User’s Guide on the Logitech®software CD, which was copied to your computer’s hard drive.

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