MUV Interactive BIRD Quick Manual

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Quick guide
Remote control
Usability tips
Touch the glider gently, no need to press it
To adjust the cursor sensitivity at the Bird application, go to:
Setting -> General settings -> Cursor Sensitivity
No need to fully press the glider; half or ‘soft’ click will work much better
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Usability tips
To adjust the scrolling sensitivity at the Bird application, go to:
Setting -> General settings -> Scroll Sensitivity
Slide forward/backwards in PowerPoint.
Toggle between open tabs in web browsers
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Shortcuts
Usability tips
Similar to the Esc key on the keyboard
Similar to Win logo ( ) + D on your keyboard
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Usability tips
Similar to pressing Win logo ( ) + tab on your keyboard
Similar to pressing the left/right arrows on your keyboard
Similar to pressing Enter on your keyboard
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Gestures*
* Gestures can be defined by the user to produce different desired actions for different application. This section describes preprogrammed gestures for PowerPoint.
When we say
What it does
Usability tip
Open the presentation
in a 'slide show' mode
Wave up your arm
When using the 'Up' gesture, bend your wrist inwards.
Extend your hand down and slowly bring up the palm of your hand up
Change presentation
from a 'slide show'
mode to 'Normal' view
Wave down your arm
When using the 'Down' gesture, bend your wrist outwards.
Open your palm and slowly bring your wrist down
Move to the next slide
or
Move to the previous
slide
Swing your palm
Next - bring your hand to the right and swing to the left
Previous - Bring your hand to the left and swing to the right
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Presenter mode
* To activate presenter mode, go to: Settings -> Working modes -> Enable presenter mode. Presenter mode is supported on Slide show in Power Point (Full screen view)
Usability tips
The option you’re
pointed at, will have a semi-transparent green frame around it
The selected option will turn green
You may select more than one options at the same time
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Presenter mode menu options
Usability tips
On screen Pointer – changes the mouse cursor to a red pointer
Laser Pointer – Turns on Bird’s laser pointer
* Only one of the options can be selected at once (Selecting an option, will turn off the other option
Pen – allows you to annotate on the presentation
Highlight – allows you to highlight parts of the presentation
* Only one of the options can be selected at once (Selecting an option, will turn off the other option
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Usability tips
Wave up – open presentation in full screen mode
Wave down – exit full screen mode
Swing your palm from right to left – go to the next slide
Swing your palm from left to right – go to the previous slide
Swipe left and right to browse between the slides
Tap to select which slide you would like to view
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Media mode
* To activate media mode, go to: Settings -> Working modes -> Enable media mode. Media mode is supported on VLC, Windows media player, and any media application on Chrome
Usability tips
Start tilting your hand, only after you see the control icon on the top left corner of the screen
Start tilting your hand, only after you see the control icon on the top left corner of the screen
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Start tilting your hand, only after you see the volume icon on the top left corner of the screen
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Touch*
* To enable touch functionality click “Activate Touch” in the Bird application. You should also make sure that the base unit faces your display and it is connected to a fixed power source.
When we say
What it does
Usability tip
Touch the screen
Select an object (similar to touching a touch screen)
Touch the display like shown at the picture to your left, and not with the tip of your finger
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