Benq PT02 User Manual

PointWrite Touch Module User Manual

Version: 1

Keep this user manual for future references.

Table of contents

Shipping Contents........	3
Product Overview........	4
About Touch Module .............................	4
Dimensions ................................................	4
Preparation for Setup.. 5
Environment Condition...........................	5
Surface Condition .....................................	6
Projector Requirements..........................	9
Touch Module Installation ....................	10
Connecting Touch Module ...................	12
Touch Module Laser
Curtain ........................	13
Adjusting Touch Module .......................	13
Driver Installation......	14
Configuration
Setting.........................	15
Alignment
Instructions.................	17
Alignment View .......................................	17
Using the Alignment Masks...................	18
PointWrite
Calibration..................	20
Specifications..............	22

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Shipping Contents

The PointWrite touch module is a touch transmitter for the BenQ PointWrite interactive projector. To use the touch module, please find the standard accessories below and follow this manual.

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Digital

Quick

Projector

Start Guide

PointWrite Touch	Installation CD	Quick manual
Module
4	5	6

Dummy pen with pen	Mini USB cable	Alignment masks
nibs x 2
7	8	9

Wrist strip x 2

Tape x 2

Hex key

1.PointWrite Touch Module

2.Installation CD: CD contains PointWrite touch driver, QWrite software and user manual.

3.Quick Start Guide: Shortcut of how to use the PointWrite touch solution.

4.Dummy pen with pen nibs: 2 extra pen nibs for dummy pen.

5.Mini USB Cable: Connect to supply power to the touch module.

6.Alignment masks: For laser curtain alignment.

7.Wrist strip x 2

8.Tape x 2

9.Hex key: For laser curtain adjustment

Shipping Contents

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About Dummy Pen

When replacing the pen nib on the dummy pen, take it from the dummy pen.

For better touch performance, keep the pen nib clean.

When replacing the pen nib, take it from the dummy pen.

Product Overview

About Touch Module

Front View

Rear View

Mounting

Power indicator

Attach tape area

hole

Top screw

Cover

Left screw	Right screw	Mounting	Touch module head
		hole

Right View

USB port

Dimensions

58.09mm

178.85mm

40.10mm

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Preparation for Setup

Environment Condition

The touch module functions with an PointWrite interactive projector for scalable finger touch functionality, transforming any flat surface into a virtual interactive whiteboard.

For optimal finger touch quality, follow these guidelines:

1.Close all window curtains.

2.Select a projection area away from direct sunlight to prevent writing interference.

3.Keep infrared devices, such as: infrared microphones, away from the front side of the screen to prevent interference.

4.Remove accessories, such as: watches or necklaces, with a reflective surface to prevent interference.

Touch area

Touch area

Touch area

Preparation for Setup

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Surface Condition

Optimal finger touch quality is dependent on the selected surface condition. You can attach the touch module on a wall surface or existing board. It is important to choose a smooth and flat surface area free of protrusions.

In the event of a projection surface not conducive to finger touch functionality, select the PointWrite pen as the pointing method for the classroom.

Selecting a Wall Surface

•Select a wall that is straight and flat, without any protruding objects on it.

•Writing directly on the wall with the pen can damage the wall. Test the wall surface by writing on it with the dummy pen before you install the touch module.

Using on the Wall Surface

Consider the following factors when selecting a wall surface to project your image onto:

•Project on a smooth, semi-gloss painted surface to reduce glare from the projector, to achieve optimal touch quality and to reduce wear on the pen nib.

Using on a Dry-erase Board

•Attach a dry-erase board to the wall if you’re projecting on a textured surface. A dry-erase board is a flat surface that works well with your interactive projector and allows you to write smoothly in digital ink.

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Measuring the Flatness of the Surface

1.Place a six-foot carpenter’s level horizontally across the projection area (board).

2.Locate the point on the level furthest away from the projection area.

3.Measure the surface flatness on both sides of the projection area.

•Overall finger touch performance is influenced by the flatness of the projection surface.

•A flatness variance of 2mm in any direction ensures optimal finger touch performance.

<2mm

<2mm

<2mm

<2mm

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