Captureboard C-11
Thank you for your purchase of the PLUS Captureboard.
Please read this User’s Manual carefully before use to take full advantage of the functions of this product. After you have finished reading the
manual, please keep it for future reference.
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Product names and company names appearing in this manual are registered trademarks or trademarks of the respective
companies.
(1) The contents of this manual may not be reprinted in part or whole without permission.
(2) The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice.
(3) Great care has been taken in the creation of this manual; however, should any questionable points, errors, or omissions
be apparent, please contact us.
(4) Notwithstanding Section (3), this company will not be responsible for any claims of loss or profit or other matters deemed
to be the result of using this unit.
(5) The use of a printer as the peripheral device of the PLUS Captureboard is taken to be a prerequisite; therefore, operation
will not be guaranteed when the printer is used with a direct connection to a personal computer.
(6) Manuals with incorrect collating or missing pages will be replaced.
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Table of Contents
Important Safety Information .........................................................................................................E-4
Package Contents ...........................................................................................................................E-7
Main Functions ................................................................................................................................ E-8
Names of the Parts ..........................................................................................................................E-9
Front ............................................................................................................................................E-9
Rear ............................................................................................................................................ E-10
Changing the Height of the Unit ................................................................................................. E-11
Control Panel .............................................................................................................................. E-12
Connections Between Captureboard and AC Power Adapter ..................................................E-13
Setting the Time .............................................................................................................................E-14
Operation Steps ............................................................................................................................. E-16
When used as a Captureboard ..................................................................................................E-16
When used as a copyboard ........................................................................................................ E-17
Printing
Using USB Memory ....................................................................................................................... E-23
Accompanying Software ..............................................................................................................E-27
Meaning of Error Messages ..........................................................................................................E-28
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................ E-29
Specifications ................................................................................................................................ E-30
Appendix (When a printer has been purchased as an optional item) ..................................................... E-31
(When a printer has been purchased as an optional item) ........................................................ E-18
Preparing the Printer .................................................................................................................. E-18
Basic Printing Operation ............................................................................................................ E-19
Selecting the printing density ................................................................................................E-21
Making additional copies ......................................................................................................E-21
Cancellation of the print operation in progress ..................................................................... E-21
Printing in the same ratio as the sheet surface (Model C-11W) ............................................ E-22
USB Memory Storage Procedure ............................................................................................... E-23
Saving Image Files to a Personal Computer, and Deleting Image Files .................................... E-25
Software Contents and Overview ............................................................................................... E-27
Operating Environment ..............................................................................................................E-27
Connections Between the Captureboard and Printer ................................................................ E-31
When there is a Problem with Printing ...................................................................................... E-32
Meaning of the Terms Used in this Manual
• USB memory: refers to USB flash memory.
• USB memory storage: means the saving of sheet surface data using MEMORY (i.e., the USB port) of the operation panel.
(The Captureboard has 3 USB ports.)
• Internal memory: indicates a temporary saving location of the image that has been read.
• “copy”: Both “print” and “USB memory saving” mean to “copy.”
• “Sheet surface”: refer to the drawing portion.
• “Scroll” or “move”: indicates feeding of the sheet.
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Important Safety Information
WARNING
The unit’s rear panel should never be opened
by anyone other than a qualified serviceperson.
Contact your store of purchase to request internal inspection, adjustment, repair, and cleaning.
CAUTION
Continued use of the unit under abnormal
conditions (when the unit is emitting smoke,
unusual odors or sounds) could lead to fire or
electric shocks.
Turn off the unit’s power immediately, then
unplug the AC power adapter from the power
outlet.
Check that no more smoke, etc., is being emitted, then contact a sales outlet for repairs.
Repairing the unit yourself is dangerous. Never
attempt to do so.
WARNING
This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to
take adequate measures.
WARNING
This product is not for use in Computer Rooms.
The description “Computer Rooms” refers to
areas where an abundance of computer control
equipment (such as high output servers) is
being used.
It does NOT refer to environments such as
offices or classrooms where there are simply
PC’s being used.
This symbol warns the user that uninsulated voltage within the unit may have sufficient magnitude
to cause electric shock. Therefore, it is dangerous to make any kind of contact with any part
inside of this unit.
This symbol alerts the user that important literature concerning the operation and maintenance of this unit has been included. Therefore,
it should be read carefully in order to avoid any
problems.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Heeding the safety precautions below will lengthen the
product’s service life and prevent fires, electric shocks and
injury. Read these safety precautions carefully and be sure
to heed them.
WARNING
The Federal Communications Commission
does not allow any modifications or changes
to the unit EXCEPT those specified by PLUS
Vision Corp. in this manual. Failure to comply
with this government regulation could void
your right to operate this equipment.
This equipment has been tested and found
to comply with the limits for a Class A digital
device, pursuant to
Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instruction
manual, may cause harmful interference to
radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause
harmful interference in which case the user will
be required to correct the interference at his
own expense.
You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void your
authority to operate the equipment.
DOC Compliance Notice
This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirements
of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment
Regulations.
Handling the AC power adapter
• Do not connect any AC adapter other than the dedicated one to the unit. Doing so could result in fire or other
accidents.
• Do not use with voltages other than the voltage indicated.
Doing so could result in fire or electric shock.
• Do not let the AC power adapter get wet. Doing so could
result in fire or electric shock.
• Do not subject the AC power adapter to shocks. Doing so
could result in fire or electric shock.
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Important Safety Information
Handling the AC power adapter’s cord and plug
• Damaging the power cord could lead to fire or electric
shock.
• When installing, do not squeeze the power cord
between the product and a wall, rack, etc.
• Do not modify or damage the power cord.
• Do not place heavy objects on the power cord or pull
strongly on it.
• Do not place the power cord near heating appliances or
otherwise heat it.
• When unplugging the power cord, always do so by pull-
ing on the plug, not the cord.
If the power cord should be damaged, ask your store of
purchase to replace it.
• If there is dust or metal objects on or near the power
plug’s blades, unplug the power cord then wipe the blade
area clean using a dry cloth. Continued use without cleaning the plug could lead to fire or electric shock.
• Do not plug in or unplug the power cord with wet hands.
Doing so could lead to electric shock.
• When moving the unit, turn off the power and be sure to
unplug the power cord from the AC outlet first. Moving
the unit with the power cord plugged in could damage the
cord, leading to fire or electric shock.
• Connect the power plug securely to the AC outlet, pressing the blades in to the hilt. Incomplete plugging could
cause heating or attract dust, leading to fire. In addition,
touching the plug’s blades could cause electric shock.
• Do not connect a device to the accessory outlets of the AC
power cord that will exceed the rating of the power cord.
• Dust or other matter that collects on the accessory outlet
portion could be the cause of fire.
• Do not use a power cord that is in an excessively bent
condition.
Do not use the included CD-ROM in a player
designed for audio CDs.
• Never use the included CD-ROM in a player designed for
audio CDs. Doing so could produce loud noises that could
impair your hearing. These noises can also damage your
speakers.
Installation
• When mounting on a wall, be sure to check first that the
wall surface is strong enough to support the total weight of
the main unit, mount fittings and printer for a long period
of time (including during earthquakes). If the wall is not
strong enough, reinforce it before mounting the unit.
• Getting water on or inside the unit etc., could lead to fire
or electric shock. Be particularly careful when using the
unit near a window when it is raining or snowing and when
using it near the shore of the ocean and lakes.
• Do not set the unit in hot places exposed to direct sunlight
or in places exposed to an air conditioner or heating duct.
Do not set the unit in places exposed to soot or humidity
(near humidifiers, etc.).
• When the power plug will be unplugged from the power
outlet, please place the Captureboard near the power outlet so that it may be reached easily.
Projector
• When using the projector to project an image, and when
making a presentation or the like, light from the projector
may enter the eye.
Direct viewing of the projector light will be a cause of injury
to the eye; therefore, due caution should be taken.
Preventing Tipping (for stand type units)
To prevent tipping, heed the instructions below. Tipping
could lead to personal injury or damage the unit.
• Use the unit on a flat floor.
• Be sure to attach the supplied stabilizers to the stand, and
lock the stoppers of the casters. Failing to do so could
result in the unit tipping and could lead to personal injury.
• Do not lean against the unit or apply excess force to the
top of the unit.
Cautions on Usage
• Take care that the unit does not get wet and that water
does not get inside. Do not place objects containing chemicals, water or other liquids (vases, potted plants, glasses,
cosmetics, etc.) on top of the unit. The liquid could spill
and get inside the unit, leading to fire or electric shock.
• When lifting the unit to adjust the height, etc., the unit
should be lifted by at least two persons to prevent it from
tipping and causing personal injury.
• Do not move the sheet with paper or other objects
attached to it. Doing so could cause damage.
• Do not wipe the unit or sheet with thinner, benzene, alcohol or other such products. Doing so could cause discoloration or damage the sheet.
• Please be sure to use the dedicated markers and erasers. Use of other types of markers or erasers, or rubbing
directly with the hand may scratch the sheet, or may soil
the sheet and the ink may not come off.
The markers must be stored in a horizontal orientation.
The ink may be difficult to remove if they are not.
• When moving the (stand type) unit, remove the stabilizers
and release the caster locks. Hold the sides of the main
unit and move it gently. Avoid shocks.
• When not using for long periods of time, for safety be sure
to unplug the AC power adapter from the power outlet.
• Make entries within the effective reading size. (See page
E-9) Portions that are drawn outside of this range might
not be printed or copied when saving to USB memory or
personal computer.
• Just as with the copyboards up until now, please do
not move the sheet manually (by hand) with the current
model. Doing so may result in improper storage or printing
of the information drawn on the sheet surface.
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Important Safety Information
Cleaning
• When the sheet has become soiled, wipe it with a moist
cloth that has been wrung well. When heavily soiled, add
a small amount of clean water to the sponge of a new
dedicated eraser and wipe, and before the sheet surface
has dried finish wiping with a soft clean, dry cloth. After
cleaning, allow the sheet to dry completely before use.
Do not use heavily soiled erasers, wet tissue, office clean-
ers, neutral detergent, or other cleaners.
• Do not wipe the Captureboard or sheet with thinner, benzene, alcohol, etc. Doing so could cause discoloration or
damage the sheet.
• Wipe of any marks from markers on the pen tray or the
frame cover using a damp, thoroughly wrung out cloth.
• When the erasing surface of an eraser has become soiled,
exchange the sponge with a spare one, and then use.
Using a soiled eraser will soil the sheet surface, and it will
be difficult to remove the soiled matter from the sheet.
Handling the CD-ROM
• Do not touch the surface which has no printing (the surface on which the data is recorded). If this surface is dirty
the data will not be read properly.
Also, do not stick paper, stickers, etc., on the CD-ROM.
• Do not leave for long periods of time in places exposed to
direct sunlight or near heating appliances, and do not drop
or bend the CD-ROM. The disc may get warped, making it
impossible to read the data.
USB Memory
• The USB memory formats supported by the Captureboard
are FAT, and FAT 32. There are also types of USB memory that cannot be used by this unit. Check the PLUS Vision
web site for types of USB memory that have been verified
to work with the Captureboard.
• As a provision against the unlikely event of a problem with
or disappearance of the data saved in the USB memory,
we recommend that the data be regularly saved to other
media.
• PLUS Vision will not be responsible for the loss of content
stored in the internal memory of this unit (i.e., images that
have been read), or in USB memory.
• Note that copying illegal material (tantamount to possession of illegal material) is subject to prosecution.
• This product includes parts considered as “strategic
material” as per the Foreign Exchange and Foreign
Trade Control Act of Japan. Authorization as per said
Act is required to export this product from Japan.
USB Cables
When using a USB cable other than the one supplied with
the Captureboard, use a USB shielded cable bearing the
USB-IF logo certification. Do not use the Captureboard connected to a USB hub. Improper operation may result.
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Package Contents
The package contents are as described below. Please check before use.
Captureboard, main unit [1]
See “Assembly and Setup Manual” for information about the
assembly parts of the Captureboard.
Stand [1]
* The printer is available separately.
* Depending on the product you have purchased, the stand
may be sold separately.
Captureboard Accessories
• Dedicated markers
(One each of black, red, blue, and green)
Use these markers to draw on the sheet surface.
• Dedicated eraser (with 2 spare sponges) [1]
Use this to erase the drawing.
• AC power adapter (with power cord) [1]
This is the power adapter for supplying power to the
Captureboard (See Page E-13). (HEC-AP065-24V)
• Cushions [2 pcs.]
These cushions are used to absorb the shake of printer
table in case wall mounting. (See the Assembly and Setup
Manual.)
• Wall mount brackets [1 set]
These fittings are used to mount the Captureboard on a
wall (See the Assembly and Setup Manual.).
(The set includes four
mounting screws.)
• Printer table [1 set]
The printer is placed on this printer table.
(The set includes one printer table, brackets for left and
right sides, 12 M3 assembly screws, 4 M4 screws, 3
printer guides, 5 cable clips and 2 20 cm cable ties and 2
10 cm cable ties)
Captureboard brackets and 16 M4
• USB cable (type B ↔ type A) [1]
[PLUS code 715255400]
This is a cable for connecting the PC dedicated USB
port of the Captureboard with a personal computer. See
the separate volume Captureboard Software Operation
Manual for information about connections.
• Cable clips [5]
Documents
• User’s manual [1]
Includes information about safety precautions and the use
of the Captureboard.
• Captureboard Software Operation Manual [1]
The contents include information about how to use the
Captureboard Software and the setting method.
• CD-ROM [1]
The CD-ROM contains the instruction manual (PDF edition) and the utility software for use with the Captureboard.
• Quick Guide [1 set]
The Quick Guide can be hung from a hook in a convenient
location close to the Captureboard.
• Assembly and Setup Manual
The contents include the setup method for the
Captureboard, and connections with the printer (which is
sold separately).
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Main Functions
Allows the projection of an image that is easy on the eyes, and the use of the dedicated
markers and eraser permits direct writing and erasure on the screen sheet surface.
Use of a special screen sheet allows for the projection of an image with the glare of the sheet surface due to the
light of the projector being suppressed to the utmost. The use of the dedicated markers and eraser permits direct
writing and erasure on the screen sheet surface. Being able to use one piece of equipment as both a copyboard and
a projector screen permits effective use of the setup space, and saves the trouble of separate preparation.
The projection image of the projector and the handwritten information on the Captureboard
are captured on the personal computer, and stored as a superimposed image file.
Use a USB cable to connect the Captureboard to the projector and the connected personal computer. The installation of dedicated software combined with performing simple operations permits the projected image of the projector
and the handwritten information that has been written on top of it to be captured on the personal computer, superimposed, and saved. Meeting updates, and important information can be conveyed to associates realistically just as it
is written and just as it appears.
Text and drawings that have been written on the Captureboard and images can be saved in
USB memory as an image file.
By plugging in the USB memory at the bottom surface of the control panel and pressing the “Save” button on the
control panel, the content that has been handwritten on the sheet surface can be saved to the USB memory as it
appears in the form of an image file, the same as with the existing Copyboard.
Maintenance-free, Low Power Consumption
RGB, 3-primary-color LEDs are used as the reading light source which means that there is no need to replace a fluorescent tube as with previous copyboard models. In addition, unlike fluorescent tubes, LEDs need only be lit when
reading the sheet surface which is reflected in low power consumption.
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Names of the Parts
Front
Pen tray
Main unit
Frame cover
Sheet
Use the dedicated markers to draw or write
on the sheet. Or, project the image of the
personal computer with the projector.
Control panel (See Page E-12)
Printer table
The printer*1 is placed here.
2
Stand*
This stand supports the Captureboard.
approx. 10 mm
Effective reading size
approx. 10 mm
Effective Reading Size
The area that can be copied is the gray
area of the diagram.
Note
• It might not be possible to print or copy
when storing to USB memory or person-
approx. 10 mmapprox. 10 mm
al computer any portions that are drawn
outside of this range.
*1 The printer is available separately.
*2 Depending on the product you have
purchased, the stand may be sold
separately.
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Names of the Parts
Rear
DC input connector
Connect this with the DC plug end of the AC
power adapter. (See Page E-13.) (Only connect
the supplied AC power adapter; nothing else.)
Personal computer (PC) dedicated USB port
(Type B)
Connect this with the USB port (type A) of the
PC.
Use this when reading is started from the PC
side and image data is transferred directly to
the PC, or when setting the operating environment of the Captureboard from the PC side.
First, install the drivers and software contained
on the supplied CD-ROM. See the separate volume Captureboard Software Operation Manual.
Printer connector (USB port Type A)
PC
PRINTER
Connect this with the USB connector of the
printer (See Page E-31).
(The printer connector is dedicated for use
with a printer; use it only with a printer.)
* Used only when a printer has been pur-
chased as an optional item
The connector is located on the bottom surface of the main unit. The diagram view is
seen from the bottom.
Locking and unlocking the casters of the stand
Lock the casters with the stopper after setup. To move the unit, remove the stabilizers and release the caster stopper.
Press the bottom of the stopper to lock it. Press the top to release it.
Unlock
Lock
Stabilizer Caster
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Names of the Parts
Changing the Height of the Unit
This is the height adjustment when setting up the Captureboard on the optional stand. The stand height can be
adjusted to
3 levels by 100 mm.
CAUTION
Please have 2 or more people hold the unit. If the unit is dropped or falls over, this could cause unexpected injury.
Please lock the casters by pushing the lower portion of the lock button.
(1) Disconnect the power cable and all other connection lines.
When a printer is installed, take out the printer and remove the printer table.
(2)
Please loosen the printer guide fastening screws before removing the printer.
Remove the two M4 screws from bottom side of the Captureboard and the other two from the rear surface.
(3) Remove the two lock knobs (located at the left and right sides).
(4) Change the hole position of the rear frames.
The Captureboard will disengage from the hooks when it is lifted up about 1 cm.
Fully hook the (left and right) installation holes of the rear frames onto the hooks of the stand.
If a stay (for preventing shaking) is mounted on the printer stand, insert the stay in its original position.
(5) Attach the lock knobs to the 2 locations (left and right) and tighten to the rear frames.
(6) Return to original by following the steps in reverse.
Installation hole
Hook
Rear frames
Lock knob
Stand
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Names of the Parts
Control Panel
When pressing a button, please press the center area (i.e., the round and protruding portion). The button may
not work if it is pressed on a corner.
2 Display window
Displays the connection status between the
Captureboard and the computer, the operational status
2
3
Time Setting
Save
6
of USB memory storage, and error information on a 7segment LED.
“PC” is displayed when the Captureboard is connected
with a personal computer. Note that “OP” is displayed
when the Captureboard is not connected with a personal computer.
Please see Page E-28 for details about
error information.
8
9
Reprint
Density
ON/
Standby
MEMORY
Feed
Printer
Print
Color
5
7
10
1
4
1 ON/Standby button
Turns the Captureboard’s power on and off (standby
mode).
It is used to cancel saving, sheet feeding, and printing.
Pressing the ON/Standby button in combination
with another button permits the print compression. See
pages E-21 for details.
3 Save button (USB memory storage)
Moves a one-screen portion of sheet and reads it, then
stores the data on a USB memory.
4 Memory port (USB port Type A)
Saves in commercially-available USB memory images
that have been read by the Captureboard.
5 Feed button
Scrolls the sheet one screen portion left, then stops
automatically.
6 + / − buttons (Time Setting)
Press the + button or the − button and perform the setting of the date/time. See Page E-14 for details.
7 Print button
Moves the sheet one screen portion and reads it, and
prints the image.
* Used only when there is a printer connection.
8 Reprint button
Prints the previously printed sheet surface one more
time. (The sheet does not move.)
The density and the color/monochrome selection cannot
be changed.
* Used only when there is a printer connection.
9 Density button
Selects the copying density, either “standard” or “dark”.
This function will be effective at time of printing, USB
memory storage, and personal computer storage.
Density mode lamp
When “dark” is selected, the density mode display indicator will flash green. This is enabled during USB memory storage, personal computer storage, or printing.
10 Color button
Selects whether to store in memory (or print) in “color”
or “black & white”.
Color mode lamp
The indicator lights green when “color” is selected.
* In accordance with the printer function when a printer
is connected.
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Connections Between Captureboard and AC Power Adapter
To use the Captureboard, connect the supplied AC power adapter.
DC power connector
PRINTER
PC
1
DC plug
* Be sure to insert all the plugs securely.
2
AC power adapter
(supplied)
AC power cord
(supplied)
3
Wall outlet
1 Connect the DC plug of the AC power adapter to the DC power connector of the
Captureboard.
2 Connect the AC power cord to the AC power adapter.
Once the Captureboard’s power supply are connected, fasten them in place using the included cable clips and cable ties.
3 Plug the AC power cord into a AC power outlet in a wall.
The main power turns on. In this manual, this is referred to as the “standby mode”.
The descriptions in this manual assume that the AC power adapter is connected (that the unit is in the standby mode).
When not using the Captureboard for long periods of time
Disconnect the AC power adapter’s power plug from the AC power outlet in the wall.
Notice
• When the AC power adapter’s power plug is unplugged from the power outlet, place the
outlet so that it can be reached easily.
• The supplied AC power adapter and AC power cord are intended for exclusive use with this product. Never use them with
another product.
Captureboard near the power
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Setting the Time
The clock of the Captureboard should be set correctly because the date and time (timestamp) is printed on the
printer paper, and it is also recorded in the file information when saving.
Overview of the Operation
1 Switch to “Time setting”
Press the + or – button.
2 Display the day and hour setting mode
Setting mode information indicated in the display window
Time Setting
Save
(First 2 digits) (Last 2 digits)
Year Month Day Hour Minute
3 Set the date and time of the setting mode
One press of the + or the − button will enable the settings to be made.
Press the + or − button and make the adjustment.
Reprint
Feed
Printer
Print
Color
Density
There is a change to the next setting mode.
Repeat steps 3 and 4 to set the current time.
5 Completion
4 Press the Print button to confirm
To quit the time setting mode, press the Print button.
• Pressing the ON/Standby button during operations 2 to 4 will cancel the
incomplete settings and return to the time prior to starting the settings.
ON/
Standby
MEMORY
Preparation:
Connect the AC power adapter to the Captureboard. See Page E-13.
Example: Set the time to 2:16 pm, November 8, 2006 (2006.11.08 14:16).
Press the ON/Standby button to switch on
the power.
The LED of the display window will light and the power will
be switched on.
Press the + or – button and change to “Time
Setting”
The LED of the display window will light and display “ ”.
ON/
Standby
Time Setting
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Setting the Time
Press the + button or the − button, select 20
(the first 2 digits of the year), and press the
Print
There will be a change to the “last 2 digits of the year” setting mode (
Note
• The factory default setting is 20. Pressing the Print
button to finalize.
display).
button in this condition will result in a change to the “last
2 digits of the year” setting mode.
Press the + button or the − button, select 06
(the last 2 digits of the year), and press the
Print
There will be a change to the “month” setting mode (
display).
button to finalize.
Press the + button or the − button, select 11
(the month), and press the Print
button to
finalize.
There will be a change to the “day” setting mode (
display).
Press the + button or the − button, select 08
(the day), and press the Print
button to
finalize.
There will be a change to the “hour” setting mode (
display).
Time Setting
Time Setting
Time Setting
Time Setting
Print
The dot will flash while making settings.
Print
Print
Print
Press the + button or the − button, select 14
(the hour of the 24-hour display), and press
the Print
There will be a change to the “minute” setting mode (
display).
button to finalize.
Press the + button or the − button, select 16
(the minutes), and press the Print
button to
Time Setting
Print
Print
finalize.
The display will change to being lit steadily.
This completes the time setting.
Note
• The factory default print timestamp is set to “enable (print).” If you do not wish to print the timestamp, use the setup utility
in the supplied CD-ROM and set to “disable (do not print).” See the separate volume Captureboard Software Operation
Manual for information about the installation method.
Time Setting
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Operation Steps
When used as a Captureboard
The Captureboard uses a CCD image sensor to read the text and drawings that have been written down with
dedicated (4-color) markers, and accumulates the image data in internal memory.
Use of the accompanying Captureboard Soft permits the text or drawing that was added to the sheet surface to
be combined with the projector image that was projected onto the sheet surface.
Preparation
• Set up the newly purchased Captureboard and connect a printer.
See a separate manual titled “Assembly and Setup Manual.”
• Connect the supplied AC power adapter. See Page E-13.
• Set the time of the newly purchased Captureboard. See Page E-14.
Write and Draw on the Sheet Surface
Please use the supplied dedicated markers for drawing. To erase something, erase it with the supplied dedicated eraser.
Please be sure to use the dedicated markers and erasers. Using other markers or erasers may
result in the markings not coming off, or may stain the sheet.
When combining the sheet surface drawing with a projector image
(1) Start the Captureboard Soft.
(2) Project the image of the personal computer with
the projector.
(3) Adjust the projected image for a suitable size.
(4) Use the supplied dedicated marker to draw a circle
“o” at the four corners of the projection image.
(5) The image of the sheet screen will be read. Check
that there is a combined image on the computer
screen.
(6) Save the combined image on the personal
computer.
Note
• Please see the separate manual entitled “Captureboard
Software Operation Manual” for detailed information
about the Captureboard Soft operation method and
device connections.
When Not Using the Captureboard
(1) By all means, cleanly erase the drawing from the sheet surface with the dedicated eraser. (Leaving the drawing for a
long period will make it harder to erase.)
(2) When disconnecting the USB cable of the Captureboard and personal computer, first disconnect the USB at the per-
sonal computer side.
(3) Press the ON/Standby button of the Captureboard and switch off the power (standby mode).
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Operation Steps
When used as a copyboard
Pressing the Print button outputs the content drawn on the sheet surface from the printer, and pressing the
Save
button stores the information in the USB memory as image data.
Printing
* When printing is planned, please
connect a printer. (Printers are
sold separately.) See Page E-31.
(1) Set A4 or letter size paper.
Do not set anything other than A4 or letter size
paper.
(2) Press the ON/Standby button of the
Captureboard and switch on the power.
(3) Switch on the printer power.
For instructions on operating the printer, see the
printer’s operating instructions.
(4) Press the Print button. The Captureboard will
move a one-screen portion of sheet, read the
image, and start the copy operation*.
See “Printing” on Page E-18.
* Images projected with a projector cannot be printed.
Saving to USB Memory
(1) Press the ON/Standby button
of the
Captureboard to switch on
the power.
(2) Insert USB memory into the
Memory port (USB port) of the Captureboard.
(3) Press the Save
See “Using USB Memory” on Page
* Images projected with a projector cannot be saved in
USB memory.
button.
E-23.
When Not Using the Captureboard
(1) By all means, cleanly erase the drawing from the sheet surface with the dedicated eraser. (Leaving the drawing for a
long period will make it harder to erase.)
(2) Press the ON/Standby button of the Captureboard and switch off the power (standby mode).
The power cannot be switched off while the USB memory remains installed. (This is a prevention function against
forgetting to unplug the USB memory.)
(3) Switch off the printer power.
* Press the Print
in the USB memory after printing is completed. Press the Save button to perform the read operation. Pressing the Print
button while storing the information in the USB memory will start the printing operation after storage is completed. This
allows both printing and USB memory storage to be performed in a single reading operation.
Note
• Press the ON/Standby
after turning off the power.
• The color of the images when printed in color or when saved in USB memory will differ somewhat from the marker colors.
• Blurred characters, thin lines, overlapping of markers and other factors can cause colors to differ in places and can also
result in portions that cannot be scanned successfully. When “Density” is set to “Deep”, the overall print may be dark.
In the case of the combination of Deep and Color Mode, the black ink may be mixed into other color.
• The built-in memory accumulates the read data that was previously printed or stored in USB memory. This data is erased
when the power is switched off with the ON/Standby
button to perform the read operation. Pressing the Save button during printing will store the information
button more than 5 seconds when connecting the AC power adapter to the Captureboard unit or
button.
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Printing (When a printer has been purchased as an optional item)
Use a printer to print out the text and drawings that has been drawn on the sheet surface.
Operations and names of parts differ from printer to printer. For details of operations, see your printer’s operating
instructions.
Notice
Images projected with a projector cannot be printed.
Preparing the Printer
Please check that the Captureboard and the printer have been connected. See Page E-31.
Set the paper.
Please use A4 or letter size printer paper.
See your printer instruction manual for details.
1) Arrange the paper edges so that they are even.
2) Insert paper at the specified position of the paper tray.
3) Press the paper guide gently until it touches the paper.
Note
See your printer’s operating instructions for a
description of the paper that can be used.
Paper
Switch on the power.
Press the power switch. The power indicator lights.
Paper guide
* Appearance of printer is
for illustration purposes.
This completes the preparation of the printer.
Press the Print button on the Captureboard’s control panel. One
page worth of data is read and the printing operation starts.
Notice
• Depending on the printer, indicators, etc., may flash after the
power is turned until the printer is prepared to print. In this
case, see the printer’s operating instructions and check that
the printer is ready before starting the printing operation on the
Captureboard.
When finished printing...
Switch off the printer power and remove the paper.
Close the paper tray.
Notice
Do not turn off the power or disconnect the USB cable during
printing.
Paper guide
Power switch
Paper tray
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Printing
This function prints the sheet screen of the Captureboard on the printer connected to the Captureboard.
Basic Printing Operation
Preparation:
Connect the AC power adapter to the Captureboard. See Page E-13.
Time Setting
Save
Feed
Printer
Reprint
Density
ON/
Standby
MEMORY
Print
Color
Press the ON/Standby button and switch on the power.
ON/
Standby
Prepare the printer.
Note
• Press the ON/Standby
button more than 5 seconds when connecting
the AC power adapter to the Captureboard unit or or after turning off the
Captureboard power.
• Press the ON/Standby button to switch on the power. The LED of the
display window will light.
• Turn on the Captureboard power before turning on the printer power.
Press the Feed button and display the sheet surface you
want to print.
Feed
Note
• The one-screen that is visible is printable position.
• The image that is projected onto the sheet surface will not be printed.
• Printing of the portion located around the sheet surface might not be possible. Please see “Effective reading size” on Page E-9.
• When the stop position of the sheet is shifted, after the visible screen has
been scrolled, the screen is further scrolled to the correct stop position and
stops automatically.
A press of the Feed button scrolls the sheet surface
one screen portion left and automatically stops it.
Notice
• Do not move the sheet manually.
When the stop position of the sheet is offset, the drawing may not print
properly.
• When the stop position of the sheet is shifted, press the Feed button and
set the proper stop position.
Continued on next page
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Printing
Press the Color button and select Color or Black & White.
Color
Press the Print
• The reading operation is performed for a one-sheet portion (while the sheet is scrolled) and the printing operation is
performed.
Note
• If the ON/Standby
of the image will be printed.
To move the sheet surface, wait until scrolling stops, then press the Feed button.
• When a USB memory has been inserted, a press of the Save button during printing will start the USB memory
storage operation after printing is completed. (See Page E-24.)
• The one-screen portion is reduced to A4 paper size and printed.
For wide type Captureboards (model C-11W), the image is compressed about 75% in the horizontal direction. To print with
the same proportions as the image on the sheet surface, see “Printing in the same ratio as the sheet surface” (page E-22).
• A flashing “ ” in the display window indicates a print error. See “Meaning of Error Messages” on Page E-28.
• While scrolling, a moving hole will be visible at the bottom of the sheet; however, this is a required hole according
to the specifications and is not damage.
• When the sheet is moving, buckling of the sheet may be observed; however, this is not a fault.
button to print.
Print
button is pressed while the sheet surface is being read, printing is interrupted and only part
Color mode lamp
Lit Printing will be in color.
Unlit Printing will be in black & white.
When the Captureboard is not going to be used, press the ON/Standby button and switch
off the power (standby mode).
ON/
Standby
• Switch off the printer power.
Note
• If no button is operated for 30 minutes or greater, the unit is set to the sleep mode and the LEDs on the control
panel turn off. If the
is pressed at this time, the printing operation starts.
ON/Standby button is pressed, the LEDs on the display window turn on. If the print button
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Printing
Selecting the printing density
Select this when the density of the print is light.
Time Setting
Save
Feed
Printer
Reprint
Density
ON/
Standby
MEMORY
Print
Color
Press the Density
button and select darker or standard.
Density mode lamp
Density
Lit Darker
Unlit Standard
Making additional copies
This will print the copy of the sheet that was scrolled previously one more
time.
Press the Reprint button.
This starts the printing of the image data that has accumulated in internal
memory.
Reprint
Note
• The sheet is not scrolled when additional copies are made.
• In repeat printing, the color/black & white and density settings will be the
same as those of the prior printing.
• When printing or USB memory storage has not been performed since
switching on the power, image data will not have accumulated in the internal memory and this operation will not be possible.
Cancellation of the print operation in progress
During the read operation (when the Print button was pressed)
When the ON/Standby button is pressed, the reading of the sheet stops,
and the partially read image data is printed. Wait until the sheet is expelled
from the printer.
ON/
Standby
Stopping the printing after the Print button was pressed and the reading completed
Stopping during reprinting (When the Reprint button has been
pressed)
Press the Captureboard’s ON/Standby button. After several seconds, printing is interrupted and the sheet is expelled.
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Printing
Printing in the same ratio as the sheet surface (Model C-11W)
Model C-11W is the wide type Captureboard which will compress printing in the horizontal direction resulting in crowded printing of the A4 or LETTER size sheet; for example, a circle will become an ellipse. To print in the same aspect ratio as a drawn
diagram, the compression mode will be changed (to suit the paper size according to the sheet surface image). The factory
default setting is the horizontal compression mode.
When the power is on, press the ON/Standby
Color
There will be a change to the “equivalent compression mode.” When the mode changes, the Color mode indicator will flash for
5 seconds.
To return to the “horizontal compression mode,” perform the same operation.
ON/
Standby
button while holding down the Color button.
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Using USB Memory
The content of what has been drawn on the sheet
surface of the
Captureboard can be saved in USB
memory. Later, the saved image can be read into a
personal computer and made into a document of the
proceedings of the meeting, or affixed to a document.
Notice
• Images projected with a projector cannot be saved in
USB memory.
USB Memory Storage Procedure
Preparation:
Connect the AC power adapter to the Captureboard. See Page E-13.
Press the ON/Standby button and switch on the power.
Time Setting
Reprint
Density
ON/
Standby
MEMORY
Save
Feed
Printer
Print
Color
Note
• Press the ON/Standby button more than 5 seconds when connecting
the AC power adapter to the Captureboard unit or after turning off the
power.
• Press the ON/Standby button to switch on the power. The LED of the
display window will light.
Insert the USB memory device into the Memory port
(USB port) of the
Notice
• Check the side (polarity) of the USB memory device before
inserting it. Forcing it in the reverse orientation will damage
the USB port or USB memory device.
• Be careful not to bump into the USB memory device with
hand or body while it is mounted. Doing so could damage
the USB memory device or USB port.
Press the Feed button and display the sheet surface you
want to store.
• What is needed to use the USB memory function
USB memory: Commercially-available product
Personal computer: The connector is a USB port (type A),
and the interface supports USB 1.1
Note
• The Captureboard supports the USB memory formats of
FAT and FAT 32.
Notice
• For the specification of the USB memory devices compatible with this Captureboard, please go to our website
at: http://www.plus-vision.com
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Feed
Pressing the Feed button scrolls the sheet
one screen portion to the left and it stops
automatically.
Note
• The one screen portion that is viewable will be saved in USB memory.
• Saving of the portion located around the sheet surface might not be possible. Please see “Effective reading size” on Page E-9.
• When the stop position of the sheet is shifted, after the visible screen has
been scrolled, the screen is further scrolled to the correct stop position and
stops automatically.
Notice
• Do not move the sheet manually.
When the stop position of the sheet is offset, the drawing may not save
properly.
• When the stop position of the sheet is shifted, press the Feed button and
set the proper stop position.
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Using USB Memory
Press the Color button and select Color or Black & White.
Color
Color mode lamp
Lit Printing will be in color.
Unlit Printing will be in black & white.
Press the Save
button to store
Save
Flashing indicator “rotates” sequentially during USB memory
storage operation.
Display window
• The reading operation is performed for a one-sheet portion (while the sheet is scrolled) and USB memory storage
starts after the scrolling completes.
The (5 second) flashing “US” display indicates that the USB memory has not been inserted. Please
insert the USB memory and then press the Save button.
A (5 second) flashing “FL” display indicates that there is insufficient free capacity to permit storage in
USB memory.
The flashing display will stop when the USB memory device is removed. Replace with
a USB memory device having sufficient capacity.
See “Meaning of Error Messages” on Page E-28 for other error displays.
Note
• Depending on the USB memory, it may take time for recognition or it may take time for saving.
• When the ON/Standby button is pressed during the reading operation, the reading operation will be discontinued and the partially read image data will be stored in the USB memory.
To move the sheet surface, press the Feed button after the scrolling has stopped.
• The image that is projected onto the sheet surface will not be saved to USB memory.
• A press of the Print button during USB memory storage starts the printing after storage is completed.
• When the wide type (C-11W) Captureboard has been adjusted to the paper size in the horizontal direction, the
image will be compressed to about 75%.
• The date and time of the saved file will reflect the Captureboard time setting. See “Setting the Time” on Page
E-14.
• When a certain amount of free capacity is not available in the USB memory, “FL” will be displayed when the Save
button is pressed. Also, when insufficient free capacity arises during saving, “FL” will be displayed at that time.
Delete the data and return the sheet surface to the original condition, then press the Save button again.
Removing the USB memory
Check that the flashing rotation of the display window has changed to steady lighting
and that the USB memory access indicator is not flashing, then pull the USB memory
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straight out. (Please see your USB memory manual for details.)
Notice
• Do not unplug the USB memory device during the USB memory storage operation
(i.e., during the rotating, flashing display in the display window), or while the access
indicator of the USB memory device is flashing because data will be destroyed.
When the Captureboard is not going to be used, press the ON/Standby button and switch
off the power (standby mode).
ON/
Standby
Note
” letters appearing at one-second intervals in a moving display in the display window indicate that a USB
• “
memory device is mounted. Unplugging the USB memory device will switch off the power. (A function that serves
as a reminder to unplug the USB memory device)
• If no button is operated for 30 minutes or greater, the unit is set to the sleep mode and the LEDs on the control
panel turn off. If the
ON/Standby button is pressed, the LEDs on the display window turn on. If the save butto-
nis pressed at this time, storing of the data in the USB memory device starts.
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Using USB Memory
Saving Image Files to a Personal Computer, and Deleting Image Files
This is an operation example of storing the image file that has been stored in USB memory on the hard disk of the personal
computer, or deleting the folder when the USB memory capacity has become full. (There are various methods that can be
used for saving and deleting including the use of Explorer.) See the instruction manual of your personal computer or the software that you are using for information about using a personal computer.
The folder name of the
stored as PV-xxxxxx.png (a PNG file) and PV-xxxxxx.htm (an HTML file). “xxxxxx” stands for the date and number (e.g., PV-
06110801.png, PV-06110801.htm).
Notice
To obtain a display and printing that matches the screen size, open the HTML file in a browser and use the browser.
Note
The HTML file and PNG file are associated; therefore, use them as a pair when moving or copying to a separate folder.
Plug the USB memory device into a USB port of the
personal computer
When connecting to the personal computer for the first time, the
installation of a USB driver is required. Follow the instructions
manual of the USB memory device that you are using.
• Usually, with Windows 2000/XP/Vista the standard driver is
installed automatically and is identified as “Removable disk” in “My
Computer.”
Captureboard inside USB memory is C-11. Image files are stored in this folder. Image file names are
Saving the image files of a USB memory
device to a personal computer
1. Open “My Computer” and from within,
open the drive of the connected USB
memory device.
The folder named “C-11” is the saved data of the
Captureboard.
2. Store the “C-11” folder in “My
Documents” or another location.
All of the data contained in “C-11” will be stored.
Notice
Depending on the computer’s usage environment,
these operations may not work properly. This could
be the case for example:
• when several USB devices are connected simultaneously to the computer.
• when the USB device is connected to a USB hub or
when it is connected using an extension cable.
Drag to My Documents
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Using USB Memory
Deleting USB memory image files with the
computer
Before deleting important image files, be sure to save them
on the computer (as a data backup).
1. Open “My Computer” and then open the
drive icon which shows
The folder named “C-11” contains the memory storage
data of the Captureboard.
USB memory.
2. Place the “C-11” folder in the “Recycle Bin”,
right click on the icon and select “Empty
Recycle Bin” from the pull-down menu.
All of the data contained in “C-11” will be deleted.
Even when the entire folder is deleted, a new C-11 folder
will be created automatically when USB memory is used
again with the
Captureboard.
Disconnect the USB memory
The disconnecting procedure depends on the computer’s operating system. For details, refer to the computer’s operating
instructions or help files.
1. Click the [Hardware Removal] icon that is
displayed in the task tray.
Click “Stop USB Mass storage Device - drive (E)”. (The E
drive character will differ depending on the personal computer system.)
2. Click [OK] when “The ‘USB Mass storage
Device’ device can now be safely removed
from the System” is displayed.
(When using Windows XP/Vista, [OK] does not appear on
the message screen. Simply disconnect. )
Drag to the Recycle Bin
“Remove hardware” icon (example)
3. This allows the USB memory device to be
unplugged from the computer.
Note
• Do not disconnect the USB memory device while the USB
memory device’s access indicator is flashing. Doing so will
damage the data.
• The USB drive may not be disconnected properly, for example if the computer is in the process of checking the status of
peripherals.
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Accompanying Software
See the Captureboard Software Operation Manual and the Help screens of the various software for information
about the method of using the software contained on the accompanying CD-ROM.
Software Contents and Overview
• USB Driver
This driver allows the computer to recognize the Captureboard as an external device when there is a USB connection. Be sure
to install this USB driver when connecting the PC dedicated USB port with the computer.
• TWAIN Driver
This driver is used to acquire the scanned data into a computer as an image.
* This driver may not work on some applications.
* This driver conforms to TWAIN standard (ver. 1.9).
• Setup Utility
This is a utility for customizing the C-11’s environmental settings.
• Captureboard Soft
This software combines the read image data of the main unit and the projection image of the projector. It also displays and
stores the data on a personal computor.
• User’s Manual
The User’s Manual is stored on the CD-ROM in PDF format.
If Acrobat Reader is not installed on the PC, click “Acrobat Reader” on the menu and install it according to the instructions on
the screen.
• Acrobat Reader
This software is used to view PDF files.
· Browsing the CD-ROM
Explorer running on the personal computer is used to display the contents of the CD-ROM.
· Copyrights and usage conditions
This opens the copyrights, usage conditions,etc.
Note
• When installing on Windows 2000, please install the software with “Administrator” authority (i.e., a user having administrator authority).
• When installing on Windows XP/Vista, please install the software with “Computer Administrator” authority (account).
Notice
Help function
• The Help functions of the Captureboard Soft application and the Setup utility use the online Microsoft HTML help format.
User Account Control in Windows Vista
• When the User Account Control setting is disabled, the software may not function properly.
Operating Environment
Supported OS: Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional (Service Pack 4 or later)/
XP (HomeEdition / Professional Edition Service Pack 2 or later)/
Vista (32 bit version)
Supported PC: IBM PC/AT or completely compatible machines that operate the aforementioned OS
CPU: Pentium II or later
Memory: Windows 2000 (128 MB or bigger), Windows XP (256 MB or bigger)
Free hard disk space: 40 MB or bigger
Display resolution: 800 × 600 pixels or higher
Peripheral devices: a CD-ROM /DVD-ROM drive, a standard USB port (USB 1.1 or 2.0)
Web browser: Internet Explorer 6.0 or later
Notice
• All operations are not guaranteed under the aforementioned operating environment.
• Windows 95, 98SE/Me, NT, 2000 Server, Server 2003, and Vista (64 bit version) are not supported.
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Meaning of Error Messages
If any of the following flashing indications appear in the display window of the
control panel, please check the matters described below.
The flashing will continue for 5 seconds. Error messages will flash for 5 seconds; however, error displays of “E4”, “E5” and “E6” will be lit steadily after the
flashing stops.
Error Display Number Problem and Solution
Printer not
connected
No printing
paper
Printer
problem
USB Memory
not recognized
USB Memory
storage
problem
Reading
problem
System error • There is a memory or internal fault. • Unplug the power plug from the power out-
Page detection error
USB memory
not connected
When the “USb” letter display is flowing...Warning
that disconnection of USB
memory has been forgotten
• Is the printer cable connected?
• Is power being supplied to the printer?
• When the printer uses an AC power adapter, is the cable disconnected somewhere?
• Has paper been set in the printer?
• Is the printer error indicator flashing (or lit)? • Read the printer instruction manual.
• Is the USB memory unformatted. • This unit supports the FAT and FAT 32
• Is a USB memory that is not supported by
the
Captureboard being used?
• Is the USB memory device plugged in
fully?
• Is the USB memory damaged?
• An error occurred during USB memory
storage.
• There is a lighting fault of the reading light
source, or a read signal error.
• The pages are not being properly detected. • Unplug the power plug from the power out-
• USB memory device is not plugged into the
main unit.
• Did you press the ON/Standby button
while the USB memory device was plugged
into the main unit?
• Connect the printer properly and switch on
the printer power.
• Turn the power of the printer off and then
on again, and load the printer with A4
paper.
formats. Perform the formatting with the
personal computer.
• Please see our home page for information
about USB memories that can be used
with the Captureboard.
( http://www.plus-vision.com )
• Please check the operation with a personal
computer.
• Please perform USB memory storage
again.
• Do not insert or remove the USB memory
during processing.
• Unplug the power plug from the power outlet and then plug it in again.
let and then plug it in again.
let and then plug it in again.
• Plug the USB memory device into the USB
port.
• A USB memory device is plugged into the
main unit. When the USB memory device
is disconnected, the power will be switched
off and the unit will enter the standby
mode.
Time Setting
USB Memory
is full
An unsupported printer
is connected
If the problem persists, please contact your nearby PLUS Vision sales office, dealer, or store.
• There is no available space. • Please delete unnecessary data using a
personal computer (See Page E-24, E-26).
• A printer that is not supported by the
Captureboard has been connected.
• Press the ON/Standby button and
switch off the power. When a record is
required, switch on the power and save to
USB memory.
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Troubleshooting
Please check the following matters before making a request for servicing.
Condition Please Check
Pressing the ON/Standby button does not
switch on the power.
Writing on the sheet is not erased with the
eraser.
Portions of writing or lines are not printed or
stored in memory.
The copy is soiled.
(The image data is dirty at the time of printing,
USB memory storage, or personal computer
saving.)
The black ink mixes into other color in the
case of Color Mode.
When the
nected, the supplied utility program does not
operate after installation of the USB driver
When the Captureboard and PC are connected, the PC does not recognize the
Captureboard
* If the problem persists, please contact your nearby PLUS Vision sales office, dealer, or store.
Captureboard and PC are con-
• Check whether the cable of the AC power adapter is disconnected from
the DC connector of the Captureboard or the wall outlet. (Unplug the AC
power cable from the outlet, wait several seconds and then plug it back
into the outlet again.)
• Is a marker other than a dedicated marker being used?
• Is an eraser other than a dedicated eraser being used?
• Has a soiled eraser been used on the erased surface?
(Wring the water out of a moistened cloth and wipe carefully. Also, replace
the sponge with a new one and use the eraser.)
• Portions of blurred characters or thin lines may not be printed or stored in
USB memory.
• Change Density setting to “Dark”.
• Is there a lot of marker refuse adhering to the sheet?
(When soiled, moisten a soft cloth with water, wring well, and wipe the
sheet in a stroking manner.)
• Check the density indicator, and select standard density if the setting is
darker.
• Has the USB driver in the CD-ROM been properly registered in the device
manager? (An exclamation mark (!) will be affixed if it has not been registered.) (If not registered, delete the USB driver and reinstall it.)
(Uninstall the Captureboard software and then install it again.)
• Check whether the Captureboard is in an operable condition, and whether
the USB cable is connected properly.
• Is the Captureboard connected to the PC via a USB hub?
(Connect the Captureboard directly to the USB port of the PC.)
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Specifications
BOARD TYPE (Model name) Wide (C-11W)
Installation method Self-standing (T-shaped legs), or wall mounting
External dimensions
Form
BOARD
Memory
Control panel
Added functions
Power supply AC power adapter
Operating
conditions
Recording
Section
Miscellaneous
(T-shaped legs*¹)
Main unit weight 33.0 kg*³
T-shaped legs weight 9.6 kg
Panel Size H920 × W1800 mm
Effective reading size H900 × W1780 mm
Number of Pages 2
Paging Endless in one direction (Horizontal scrolling)
Drive method Sheet movement
Reading method CCD sensor reduction optical system
Reading illumination
light source
Reading resolution
Reading time
Type USB Flash memory
Compatible FAT types FAT 12, 16, 32
File format PNG format
Interface USB1.1 or USB2.0 full-speed mode
Control buttons ON/Standby, +, −, Print, Save, Reprint, Color, Density,
LED Indicators Density, Color
Display 7-Segment (
Clock
PC connection Transfer of sheet surface image data via USB (TWAIN supported)
Temperature: 10–35°C
Humidity: 30–85% (No condensation)
Printer interface
Ruled lines
Miscellaneous Dedicated markers (black, red, blue, and green)
Main scanning direction (vertical sheet surface) 2.4 dots/mm (60 dpi or equivalent)
Sub scanning direction (horizontal sheet surface) 2.4 dots/mm (60 dpi or equivalent)
Used for the timestamp and for file dating properties
(Includes backup battery for when there is a loss of power)
USB1.1 or USB2.0 full-speed mode compliant printers are supported
W1970 × D700 × H1970*² mm
RGB LED
Black & white: approx. 20 s
Color: approx. 31 s
*5 and associated HTML format
Status of PC connection, Error#),
Input : AC100–240V/50–60 Hz, Max 1.5 A
Output : DC 24 V, 2.71 A
None
4
*
6
*
Feed
Remarks
*1: Height adjustable in three stages of 1770, 1870, and 1970 mm.
*2: H (height) reflects the maximum value of the dimension.
*3: Weight of printer is not included.
*4: USB flash memory is not supplied.
*5: Open with Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher, or a Web browser that supports PNG file viewing.
*6: High-speed is not supported.
• Please note that the appearance of the main unit, the supplied printer, specifications, and other items are subject to change
without notice for the purpose of quality improvement.
• Depending on the product that you have purchased, the printer and (T-shaped) stand may be sold separately.
• This machine contains eParts of the eSOL, Co., Ltd.
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Appendix (When a printer has been purchased as an optional item)
Connections Between the Captureboard and Printer
To use a printer, please connect the Captureboard and printer.
The connections on the printer side will differ depending on the printer that you have purchased. Please see
your printer manual for details.
Printer connector
PRINTER
PC
USB cable
1
USB connector
Power cable supplied
with the printer
Wall outlet
2
AC power adapter supplied
with the printer
DC input connector
* Be sure to insert all the plugs securely.
1 Connect the Captureboard’s printer connector with the printer’s USB connector using the
USB cable.
Notice
For page printers
When installing the printer for the first time, remove the protective sheet for use during transportation from the image
drum cartridge before connecting the power cord. (For directions on removing the sheet, see the printer’s operating
instructions.)
2 Use the power cable supplied with the printer to connect the DC input connector of the
printer with the wall outlet.
Note
When an AC power adapter is used with a printer that has been verified to be operational, although the printer type may
differ from that of the connection diagrams (e.g., a built-in type, or assembled type), the connections should be performed based on the same main points. (In accordance with the printer specifications)
3 This completes the connection of the printer.
Connect the Captureboard’s power supply. See “Connecting the Captureboard’s AC Power Adapter” on Page E-13.
* The printer shown in the diagram is for explanatory purposes only. Please reffer to the printer user manual for proper
connections.
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Appendix
When there is a Problem with Printing
When the Captureboard and an optional printer have been connected and you think there might be a breakdown,
please check the following matters before requesting repair.
Condition Please Check
A press of the Print button does not result
in printing.
The paper feed is abnormal. • Possible causes include damp paper, overly thin or thick paper, only one
An altered color is printed, not the specified
color.
There is no printing. • Check that the print cartridge is properly set.
∘ Print is very pale, there are white lines on it,
or page is dirty.
∘ Printed colors are very different from those
of the markers that were used.
• Check that the power cable of the printer and the printer cable are securely connected.
• Check that the printer power indicator is lit.
• Check that the error indicators of the Captureboard and the printer are not
lit.
• If the error indicator of the Captureboard is flashing, please see Page
E-28.
(Please see the printer instruction manual for information about printer
errors.)
sheet of paper is set, and a curved setting of the paper. (Please see the
instruction manual for your printer.)
• Please replace the print cartridges with new ones.
• Check that the print cartridge is not plugged.
Is the print cartridge’s nozzle partially choked?
◆ Make a test print and check the conditions of the nozzle.
Test printing procedure Check the print Remedy
∘ Turn on the power of the Capture-
board and the printer.
∘ Press the “print” button while
pressing the “color” button on
the Captureboard’s control panel.
• Test printing starts.
* Please see your printer manual for information about printing problems, printer maintenance, and details related to printing.
∘ Is the each color line printed
uniformly?
∘ Are there missing dots, pale lines,
lines with thinner ink than others,
etc.?
◆ If the nozzle is partially choked,
clean it.
◆ If the quality of the print does not
improve even though the nozzle has
been cleaned, wipe off the ink on the
surface of the nozzle.
For details, see the “User’s Guide”
included with the printer.
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