NEC NP-UM330Xi-WK, NP-UM330W, NP-UM330X User Manual

eBeam Education Suite

Version 2.4

About...

What's New

Minimum System Requirements

Setup

Hardware Setup

eBeam Edge(TM) Setup

eBeam Classic Setup

The Interactive Stylus

Software Setup

eBeam Education Taskbar Menu

Bluetooth Wireless Setup

eBeam Edge Setup

eBeam Classic Setup

Bluetooth Wireless Settings

Interactive Hardware Detection

Calibration

eBeam Education Options & Preferences

eBeam Education Options

Scrapbook Options

eBeam System Preferences

eBeam Tool Palette

Handwriting Recognition Tool

On-Screen Keyboard

Recorder

Snapshot

Text Tool

Voting Tool

Standard Annotation Toolbar

eBeam Home

eBeam Home Shortcuts

eBeam Scrapbook

Scrapbook Menus

File Menu

Edit Menu

View Menu

Cover Sheet

Master Page

Layers

Playback

Spotlight

Page Menu

Meetings Menu

Help Menu

Scrapbook Features

Scrapbook Elements

Scrapbook Elements Edit Toolbar

Background Settings

Hyperlinked Elements

Importing PowerPoint, Excel and Word Documents

Exporting Documents into Scrapbook

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Gesture Based Navigation

eBeam Inscribe Wireless Tablet

Document Camera

Gallery

Adding Images to Scrapbook Pages

Favorites

Templates

Flickr

Encyclopædia Britannica

Shared Meetings

What is a Shared Meeting?

Hosting/Sharing a Meeting

Join a Meeting

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Sending an Invitation

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Accepting an Email Invitation

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Archive a Meeting

103

Retrieve a Meeting

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Participants

109

Chat

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About...

eBeam Education Suite

Version 2.4

eBeam Education Suite is made up of eBeam Scrapbook, the eBeam Tool Palette and eBeam Home. eBeam Education Suite makes it easy to develop, organize and communicate

classroom information. It includes software applications that allow you to annotate lessons on-the-fly, create and save multi-page brainstorm sessions and mark up content from outside applications. eBeam Education Suite software is easy to set up and intuitive to use, creating a fun learning environment for students and teachers, and enhancing the impact of every lesson plan.

eBeam Scrapbook is a powerful resource that can be used to create lessons, store annotations and enliven curriculum material.

The eBeam Tool Palette provides quick access to important tools that can be used as a part of Scrapbook, in conjunction with your every day applications or to annotate over your entire desktop. The tools in the eBeam Tool Palette change depending on the environment that you are working in.

eBeam Home works on top of Scrapbook. It creates a centralized shortcut to the most commonly used resources, m aking the eBeam Education Suite an even more integral part of everyday teaching resources.

The publications included with the interactive product are protected by copyright, and all rights are reserved. No part of it may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means for any purpose without express prior written consent from Luidia, except as expressly permitted herein. Information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of Luidia.

The software described in this publication is furnished under license and may only be used or copied in accordance with the terms of such license.

Rev 2.4

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What's New

New Features with this release:

For files saved before version 2.3.3, converted text retains its type size and location.

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Correction: In Scrapbook, changes in Annotation or Snapshot mode are saved even when

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Scrapbook isn’t open. In Powerpoint, the tool palette remains visible when you select the next slide.

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Minimum System Requirements

Windows-compatible computer with Pentium IV or equivalent with 1GB RAM

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Windows 7, Vista or XP

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120 MB available hard drive space for standard eBeam Education Suite software

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65K color SVGA or comparable high performance video card

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CD-ROM drive or Internet connection (for software installation)

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Internet connection (for registering your software and participating in shared meetings)

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One available USB port or Bluetooth connection

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Digital projector or display device attached to computer

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Setup

Hardware Setup

Select a topic below for a description of how to set up an eBeam system. If your system is not described here then refer to the setup documentation included in the box.

eBeam Classic Setup eBeam Edge(TM) Setup eBeam Engage(TM) Setup

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Connect your projector to your com puter.

Turn on your projector and align/focus the image on the board.

Connect the eBeam USB cable to your eBeam Receiver.

Peel the Command Adhesive backing from the Receiver.

Hold the Receiver and prepare to place it carefully in the indicated location.

Place the Receiver so that it is centered vertically on the board and parallel to the frame.

eBeam Edge(TM) Setup

This section demonstrates the quick setup instructions for the eBeam(R) edge(TM) receiver.

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Press the Receiver firmly against the board for best adhesion.

Install the AAA battery in your eBeam Stylus.

Connect the eBeam USB cable to your computer USB port.

Insert the eBeam software CD and install.

Launch the eBeam software and calibrate the system.

Finished!

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Connect your projector to your com puter.

Turn on your projector and align/focus the image on the board.

Connect the eBeam USB cable to your eBeam Receiver.

Attach the eBeam Receiver mounting bracket to the board. The eBeam package contains the following receiver mounting options.

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Suction cups

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Command adhesive

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Magnetic mounting brackets

The eBeam R eceiver is pre-attached to the suction cup mounting bracket. To detach any of the mounting brackets from the eBeam Receiver, position thumbs at bottom corners of the bracket and push up; the bracket should easily snap off.

To secure brackets to the receiver, position the desired bracket over the back of the receiver and snap it into place. To permanently fasten the receiver, use the clear mounting bracket -- the one without suction cups. Fasten the receiver to the mounting surface through the holes in the clear mounting bracket.

Install the AA battery in your eBeam Stylus.

eBeam Classic Setup

The following describes a typical setup for the eBeam USB or Bluetooth Wireless receivers and related hardware.

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Connect the eBeam USB cable to your computer USB port.

Insert the eBeam software CD and install. For additional information on setting up Bluetooth on your computer,

see Bluetooth Wireless Configuration.

Launch the eBeam software and calibrate the system.

Finished!

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Model 303

Model 305

Name

Model 303

Model 305

Description

Button

The Menu Button is the equivalent of the right-click button on your mouse.

Tool Palette

Button

The Tool Palette Button shows and hides the eBeam Tool Palette. This button is also used for Gesture Based

Navigation.

Pen Tip

The Pen Tip performs the same action as the left-click button on your mouse.

The Interactive Stylus

The Interactive Stylus was created specifically for use with an eBeam-enabled projection system. The Interactive Stylus behaves exactly like a mouse attached to your computer.

In this document, we often refer to a tap on the board as opposed to a mouse click to indicate that you are using the Interactive Stylus to perform an action.

See Gesture Based Navigation for a description of advanced software navigation using the Interactive Stylus.

The following table shows the different components of the Interactive Stylus and what those components do.

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Battery Cap

The battery cap unscrews counter-clockwise to allow you to insert or replace the AA battery (Model 303) or AAA battery (Model 305).

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Software Setup

The interactive software can be installed from the installation CD that came in the box or from a downloaded web package.

At launch, the software provides access to the basic software feature set. The options for unlocking the full software feature set are:

Connect the software to an interactive receiver.

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Activate the software using a CD-Key or security key (see The W elcome Dialog Box).

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Use your eBeam Focus Document Camera as a security key.

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Use your eBeam Inscribe Wireless Tablet as a security key.

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If the software does not detect the interactive hardware or a security key at launch, then you will be prompted with the Welcome dialog box to complete your software setup.

The Welcome Di alog Box

The Welcome dialog box appears when you are not connected to the interactive hardware and have not installed a software activation code.

To launch the software select one of the following options:

Connect: I have an interactive receiver and I need help connecting it.

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Activate: I want to use a software license key to activate the software.

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Try: I want to use the full feature set of the software for 30 days.

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Join a meeting: I just want to join a meeting as a remote participant.

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To use the software to simply open and edit Scrapbook files, click the Close button.

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Activate the Software Using a Software License Key

A Software License Key is included with some products or can be acquired from your product vendor. One software license key is required to activate a single Windows PC.

To activate your software:

Make sure your computer is connected to the Internet.

Launch the software.

Go to the activation website by one of the following methods:

Select the Activate Now button from the Welcome dialog box, or

Select Options from the eBeam Education taskbar menu, choose the Activation

tab and then select Get Activation Code.

This opens your default web browser to Luidia's website where you are prompted to enter the software license key and your contact information.

Enter your software license key and contact information in the activation web page.

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Once all information has been properly entered, the website will email an activation code to the email address that you have just provided.

Copy the activation code from the em ail into the text field in the Activation tab.

Click the Activate Now button.

The software will activate and launch. You will not need to enter the activation code again.

Notes:

If a valid activation code or security key is detected you m ight still be prompted to

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connect to the interactive hardware. This prompt exists to assist users who use the software with a hardware connection. If you do not wish to be prompted again then you can uncheck the Display this notification when interactive hardware not found checkbox from the dialog box or by navigating to the System Preferences > System tab.

Existing users may activate the software using a security key (HASP dongle). This option

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is only available to existing users who already possess a security key. Simply plug the security key into your USB port prior to launching the software.

See also: Deactivating or Moving the Software to Another Computer.

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Try the Software for 30 Days

Select the Try option to enable the full feature set of the software for 30 days.

Use the Software as a Vi ewer (basic features only)

Each time you launch the software, the software first attempts to locate interactive receiver hardware, a valid activation code or a security key (HASP dongle). If these items are not detected then only the basic software features are available and the eBeam Education taskbar icon is disabled.

If you only wish to use the software to join a shared meeting, select the Join Meeting button from the Welcome dialog box.

If you only wish to use the software to open a Scrapbook file, select the Close button from the Welcome dialog box. Scrapbook will open automatic ally.

Deactivati ng or Moving the Software to Another Computer

If you want to move the software to another computer, you will first need to deactivate it on your current computer. To deactivate the software:

Open the Activation tab by selecting Options from the eBeam Education taskbar menu ,

then click on the Activation tab. Select the Deactivate Now button.

Remember that if you deactivate the software you will only have access to the

basic software features.

Copy the reference number provided and send to technical support at http://www.e-

beam.com /support/techform.html. Technical support will make sure that you can then activate the software on another PC.

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Note: Technical support m ight require 24 hours to reset your activation.

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Menu Item

Description

Interactive Tools

Shows/hides the eBeam Tool Palette.

Scrapbook

Opens Scrapbook.

Spotlight

Opens Spotlight.

Calibrate Interactive Area

Initiates the calibration. The interactive hardware must be detected by the software before calibration can begin.[$X$IF_CON3] Not active in this software version.[$X$END_CON3]

Detect System

Attempts to detect the interactive hardware. See Interactive Hardware Detection. [$X$IF_CON3] Not active in this software version.[$X$END_CON3]

Options

Opens the Options dialog box. See Options.

About

Displays the About dialog box for the software. To close, click anywhere in the About dialog box.

Help

Opens a sub-menu that allows you to access help and also provides links to various registration and support pages that are provided by the hardware manufacturer of your interactive system.

Exit

Completely closes the software. If you have Scrapbook open, you will be prompted to first save the Scrapbook file.

eBeam Education Taskbar Menu

The following menu items are offered from the eBeam Education taskbar menu:

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Bluetooth Wireless Setup

Select a topic below for a description of how to configure your Bluetooth connection for your eBeam B luetooth Wireless system. If your system is not described here then refer to the setup documentation included in the box.

eBeam Εdge(TM) Setup eBeam Classic Setup Bluetooth Wireless Settings

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eBeam Edge(TM) Setup

For your eBeam Edge Bluetooth receiver to work properly, you must have Windows XP SP2 or later, Vista, or 7.

Set up a Bl uetooth Wireless connection to the receiver

Plug the Bluetooth USB key that came with your eBeam Edge product into a USB port on

your PC. Two events should occur: The Windows New Hardware Setup message should appear in your taskbar telling you

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that the device has been detected. A Bluetooth icon should appear in your taskbar.

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Right click the Bluetooth icon in your taskbar and select Add A Bluetooth Device.

Complete the Add Bluetooth Device Wizard.

Make sure My device is set up and ready to be found is checked. Click Next.

The Windows operating system will search for Bluetooth devices. Select your eBeam device from the list. Click Next.

Select Use the passkey found in the documentation and type in 1234. Click

Next. The Windows operating system will now install the eBeam Bluetooth receiver. Click Finish.

Launch the software. The software will automatically detect the Bluetooth receiver.

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eBeam Classic Setup

eBeam Classic Bluetooth Setup

The Bluetooth-enabled eB eam Classic is supported only on Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Windows XP Service Pack 2 or higher at this time.

To check the Service Pack level you are working with go to Start > Control Panel > System. Before you begin, make sure you have the latest eBeam software as well as an updated

IOGEAR driver installed on your computer. Visit http://www.iogear.com/support/dm/ to get the updated driver and setup instructions for your computer.

Select the computer that you are working with to finish your setup:

Windows 7 / Vista Setup

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Windows XP Setup

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Windows 7 / Vista Setup

Plug your eB eam receiver into a power outlet, and confirm that the light is glowing blue.

If your IOGEAR isn ’t already inserted into an available USB port on your computer, do so at this time.

Verify that your computer has recognized the inserted Bluetooth adapter. Look for a Bluetooth icon in the system tray of your computer (in the lower right-hand of the screen).

Right-click on the Bluetooth icon and select “Add A Device” / “Add a Bluetooth Device”. Your Bluetooth Wizard will begin.

Highlight your Bluetooth-enabled eBeam device and click Next. (Your device will be called eBeam -“XXXXXX”).

Select “Use the passkey found in the documentation” / “Enter the device’s pairing code”.

Enter “1234”, and click Next. (This passkey will be requested whenever you pair the eBeam receiver with another computer.)

Finish the Bluetooth Wizard, and verify that the glowing blue light on your eBeam receiver flashes four times. Your setup is complete.

Windows XP Setup

Plug your eB eam receiver into a power outlet, and confirm that the light is glowing blue.

Insert the IOGEAR adapter into an available USB port on your computer.

Verify that your computer has recognized the inserted Bluetooth dongle. Look for a Bluetooth icon in the system tray of your computer (in the lower right-hand of the screen).

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Double click the B luetooth icon and your Bluetooth Wizard will begin. Leave all 3 boxes checked and click Next.

A General dialog box appears allow you to change the name of your computer and select your computer type. Click Next twice.

The Bluetooth Service Selection Dialog Box allows you to choose what services you would like your computer to offer other computers. Uncheck all of the boxes and click Next twice.

Make sure the drop down menu is set to "Show All Devices". Select your eB eam receiver and click Next. (Your device will be called eBeam-“XXXXXX”).

Enter “1234”, and click Next. (This passkey will be requested whenever you pair the eBeam receiver with another computer.)

Check the box next to "White Board" and select Configure.

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Uncheck "Secure Connection" and click OK.

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Finish the Bluetooth Wizard, and verify that the glowing blue light on your eBeam receiver flashes four times. Your setup is complete.

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Friendly Name

Shows the name for the Bluetooth receiver that is listed on the PC when you search for Bluetooth devices. The eBeam receiver is shipped with a default Friendly Name.

Change: Select this button to change the Friendly Name. You will need to enter a new Friendly name into the Change Friendly Name Dialog Box, and click OK. There is an eight character limit on the Friendly Name. You must select the Apply N ew Settings button to accept any changes.

Security

Allows you to determine who can use the Bluetooth enabled receiver. You must select the Apply New Settings button to accept any changes.The options include:

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Allow the eBeam receiver to be "discovered" by Bluetooth enabled devices : Lets you set if the Bluetooth Wireless receiver can be detected by Bluetooth enabled devices. If this box is not checked, other Bluetooth enabled devices w ill not be able to detect it without knowing the Friendly Name.

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Require Authentication: Allows you limit access to the Bluetooth Wireless receiver to only those people who have receiver's PIN number.

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Passkey: Select the Change button to change the passkey for your receiver.

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Use Encryption: Ensures that wireless transmissions are secure from unauthorized access.

Bluetooth Wireless Settings

The Bluetooth Settings Dialog Box can help you set preferences for your Bluetooth- enabled eBeam receiver. To open this dialog box your Bluetooth receiver must be connected to your computer with a USB cable and your software must be launched. To open the dialog box:

Right-click the eBeam Education icon in the eBeam Education Taskbar menu

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Select Options

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On the General Tab select System Preferences

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On the System Tab select Bluetooth Settings. The Bluetooth Settings Dialog Box will

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open.

Bluetooth Settings Dialog Box

The Bluetooth Settings Dialog Box contains the following options:

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Help

Launches eBeam Education Suite Help.

Setup

Opens the eBeam System Preferences dialog box where you can change hardware detection frequency and notifications.

Cancel

Closes the Detect Interactive Receiver dialog box and allows your to use the limited eBeam Education Suite software without a receiver.

Retry

Starts a new search for your interactive receiver. Choose this if you believe your hardw are is connected, but was not detected.

Interactive Hardware Detection

Every time you launch the software or select Detect System from the eBeam Education

taskbar menu, the software attempts to connect your interactive hardware. If the interactive

receiver hardware is not detected, you are prompted to connect to the hardware.

Detect Interactive Receiver Dialog Box

The following options are available from the Detect Interactive Receiver dialog box:

Disabli ng the Hardware Detection Prompt

Every time the software attempts to connect to the hardware you will be prompted to connect to the interactive hardware. If a valid activation code or security key is detected you might still be prom pted to connect to the interactive hardware. This prompt exists to assist users who use the software with both a software activation and hardware connection.

You can turn this notification on/off by navigating to the System Preferences > System tab and selecting the Display this notification when interactive hardware not found checkbox.

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Calibration

Calibrati ng Your Software

You need to calibrate your surface so that the eBeam Education Suite software knows what size whiteboard or flat surface you are using.

To calibrate your surface, you will need to make sure your interactive receiver is setup and detected and that the software is launched.

To initiate a calibration,

Select the Calibrate button from the Tool Palette if Scrapbook is not open, or

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Select Calibrate Interactive Area from the eBeam Education taskbar menu at any tim e.

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You will calibrate by clicking the Interactive Stylus on the targets in the projected area as directed by the software. If you have multiple monitors you will see the message Click here to calibrate this screen (press ESC to cancel calibration). Select the desired projected area and calibrate.

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Palette Options

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Size: This option allows you to resize the Tool Palette.

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Transparency : This option allow s you to select the transparency of the Tool Palette.

Features

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Hide Cursor When Drawing: Hides the Windows' arrow during annotations. You can also access this option by selecting Edit > Options > Preferences tab in Scrapbook.

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Double-Click Eraser Clears Screen: Allows you to double-click the Eraser tool to erase all annotations created while annotating your desktop or during a PowerPoint Presentation.

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Sticky Palettes: If a tool has a secondary palette, such as a color ring or line thickness ring, that secondary palette will be opened automatically each time the tool is chosen. The last used secondary palette will be remembered and opened by default the next time the tool is selected.

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Gesture Based Navigation: Turns on/off gesture based navigation.

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Smooth Drawing: Smooths lines drawn by the eBeam Stylus. You can also access this option by selecting Edit > Options > Preferences tab in Scrapbook.

Restore Defaults

The Restore Defaults button causes all Tool Palette Options to be returned to their default settings.

Restore Default Colors

If any custom colors have been selected, Restore Default Colors resets all colors to the default color set.

System Preferences

Opens the eBeam System Preferences dialog box. See eBeam System Preferences for more information.

After Annotatin g the Desktop

When you finish annotating your desktop, you can keep a record of the annotated desktop as a new page in Scrapbook. Options for desktop annotations are Save, Discard, or Ask Each Time.

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Always save as new Scrapbook page: The annotated page becomes a new page in Scrapbook. Save the Scrapbook file to keep the new Scrapbook page.

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Always discard annotations: The annotated page is automatically discarded. No record is kept.

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Ask me each time: When you finish annotating the desktop, you will be prompted to save the annotated page as a new page in Scrapbook. You will have the choice to save or discard the page.

eBeam Education Options & Preferences

eBeam Education Options

The eBeam Education Options dialog box is used to set the eBeam Tool Palette and drawing specific preferences. The eBeam Education Options Dialog B ox can be opened by selecting eBeam Education Taskbar Menu > Options . There are three tabs available here:

General Tab

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Annotations Tab

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Activation Tab

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General Tab

Annotations Tab

The Annotations tab allows you to set behavior for how desktop and PowerPoint annotations are saved. The following options are available:

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Open Scrapbook after saving annotations: Default setting – opens Scrapbook. This setting gives you immediate feedback that your annotation has been placed in Scrapbook. Save the Scrapbook

file to keep the new Scrapbook page. Navigatin g an Annotate d PowerPoi nt Slideshow

When you change slides in a PowerPoint Slideshow, you must choose whether or not to save annotations into the PowerPoint file as objects. Options for desktop annotation are Save, Discard, or Ask Each Time.

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Always add objects to PowerPoint file: The annotations are automatically saved to each slide as

an object on the slide. You must to save the PowerPoint file to keep the annotations permanently.

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Always discard annotations: The annotations are automatically discarded. No record is kept.

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Ask me each time: Each time you change slides, you will be prompted to save the annotations as

objects. You must save the PowerPoint file to keep the annotations permanently.

Purchase License Button

Launches the Luidia store where you can purchase a license key to activate the eBeam software.

Get Activation Code Button

Launches the Luidia Software Activation Request form so you can request an activation code. You will need to request an activation code if you deactivate your software or move your software to another computer.

Activation Code Text Box

Once you receive an activation code, paste it in the Activation Code Text Box and press Activate Now.

Activate Now Button

Once a code is entered into the activation code text box, pressing Activate now starts the activation of your eBeam software.

Activation Tab

The following options are available in the Activation Tab:

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Communication Port

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Autodetect: If Autodetect is selected, the software will automatically attempt to connect to

interactive hardware on USB and COM communication ports.

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Connect To: The Connect To option allows you to manually specify which communication port

to connect to the hardware on.

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Detect Device: Attempts to detect the interactive hardware.

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Close Connection: Software disconnects from the hardware. Frees the port.

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Bluetooth Settings: Opens the Bluetooth Wireless System Configuration Settings

dialog. See Bluetooth Wireless Configuration for more information. The receiver must be

connected to the PC with a USB cable in order to be configured.

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Connect To LAN: If your OEM interactive Receiver provides an option for connection to a

Local Area Network, see your OEM hardware or software manual for instructions.

Advanced

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Open appropriate application when stylus or marker pen is used. If this is checked:

When a Marker Pen is used, the whiteboard software opens (if installed).

When an Interactive Stylus is used, the projection software opens.

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Display Low Battery message: If this is checked, a low battery warning will appear when

the pen or eraser battery is low.

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Display system connecting status: If this is checked, a status dialog box will appear while

the software attempts to connect to the hardware.

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Hardware Diagnostics: Displays information used by technical support to diagnose

environmental problems. The receiver must be connected to the PC either wirelessly or with a

USB cable and must be detected by the software.

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System Information: Opens the Windows System Information dialog box.

Calibration

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The Calibration section allows you to launch the projection calibration process by selecting the

Calibrate Projection Area button.

Scrapbook Options

eBeam System Preferences

The System Preferences dialog in the Windows Control Panel allows you to set hardware specific preferences.

If your receiver is not detected, see Interactive Hardware Detection . There are two tabs that can be accessed in System Preferences.

The System Preferences tab.

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The Projection tab.

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System Preferences Tab

Projection Tab

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Stylus Buttons

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The Stylus Buttons section allows you to configure each of the two buttons on the Interactive

Stylus.

For each button, it is possible to set the button to be:

Off - Button causes no action

Left Click - Left mouse click

Middle Click - Middle mouse click

Right Click - Right mouse click

Move Cursor - Causes the mouse cursor to hover

Show/Hide Tool Palette - Open close the eBeam Tool Palette.

Select button options from the pull down lists.

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Cali bra te Too l

The Calibrate Tool starts the interactive calibration process. See Calibration for more information. Era ser Too l

The Eraser Tool allows you to erase annotations made using the pen or highlighter tool. The Eraser Tool cannot erase objects made using the shapes tool.

Exit Po wer Poi nt Pre sen tati on Too l

The Exit PowerPoint Presentation Tool causes the PowerPoint slide show to be ended. This tool is not available once you are outside of a PowerPoint presentation.

Ha nd writ ing Rec ogn itio n Too l

The Handwriting Recognition Tool turns the Handwriting Recognition software on/off. The Handwriting Recognition Tool is located in the sub menu of the Text Tool. See Handwriting Recognition for more information.

Hig hlig hte r Too l

The Highlighter Tool allows you annotate the desktop freehand. When the Highlighter Tool is selected, the center of the Tool Palette changes to show the current color and line width settings. A custom color can be selected by double-clicking a color on the palette ring. The standard set of colors can be restored by selecting eBeam

Education Options > General Tab > Restore Defaults. Note: Some highlighter colors may not be visible on some computer backgrounds.

Mo use Too l

The Mouse Tool allows you to start navigating your desktop.

eBeam Tool Palette

The eBeam Tool Palette is used to navigate, annotate and edit the content on your computer. The tools on the Tool Palette change depending on the application that you are using. The four main places that you can use the Tool Palette are: in PowerPoint, in Scrapbook, on top of all applications (in Screen Annotation Mode) or outside of any application.

Note: Whenever a Tool has the arrow symbol, that indicates that there is another tool available as in the submenu of this tool. Click and hold the arrow, and the sub menu will appear. While holding, select the tool you would like to use and release.

To show or hide the Tool Palette:

Press the Tool Palette button on the Interactive Stylus, or

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Select eBeam Tool Palette from the eBeam Education taskbar menu .

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The eBeam Tool Palette appears automatically whenever a receiver or security key is detected and you launch eBeam Hom e or eBeam Scrapbook. If no receiver or security key is detected and you launch these applications, the Standard Annotation Toolbar launches instead of the eBeam Tool Palette.

The following tools are available on the eBeam Tool Palette, depending on the application you are using:

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NEC NP-UM330Xi-WK, NP-UM330W, NP-UM330X User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Table of Contents

About...

What's New

Minimum System Requirements

Setup

Hardware Setup

eBeam Edge(TM) Setup

eBeam Classic Setup

The Interactive Stylus

Software Setup

eBeam Education Taskbar Menu

Bluetooth Wireless Setup

eBeam Classic Setup

Bluetooth Wireless Settings

Interactive Hardware Detection

Calibration

eBeam Education Options & Preferences

eBeam Education Options

Scrapbook Options

eBeam System Preferences

eBeam Tool Palette