ThinkOptics 1000102, 1000103 User Manual

Caution :
changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment
Compliance statement:
This device is verified to comply with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Thank you for purchasing the ThinkOptics WavIt Controller!
And thanks for being part of our product launch. We greatly appreciate your support. Any feedback you have in the course of your use of the WavIt™ that you think would help improve our product would be most welcome as we move forward and endeavor to provide you with the newest greatest thing in remote control user experience. (Send to support@thinkoptics.com).
RECOMMENDED SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
1. A Windows XP PC or preferably a Windows Media Center PC.
2. A free USB port
3. A large screen TV hooked up to your PC.
4. Optional: A comfortable couch or chair (sold separately) and storage space for your OLD remotes, mice and keyboards. Just joking…we do not sell sofas.
IN THE BOX
You should find
1. A WavIt™ controller
2. A WavIt™ POD with retractable USB cable
3. Installation CD
4. 6ft USB extension cable
OUT OF THE BOX
Install the CD BEFORE you attach the POD. Follow the instruction on the CD and reboot when asked. After rebooting, plug in the WavIt™ POD for the first time and allow Windows to auto-recognize it. You are now ready to play!
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Now place the WavIt POD above or below you TV screen, with the clear bar facing the user.
The first time you turn on the POD you will see it blink 8 times as it searches for a clear RF spectrum to set up communication. When you now press a button on the WavIt™ Controller it will search for the nearest POD, blinking a few times. Once the link has been established the POD will blink at ~30 Hz whenever it communicates with a WavIt Controller.
THE SOFTWARE
The main application that was installed on your PC is called ThinkOpticsGUI88 and you can find it under the Start menu:
Click on this to start it. (Currently we do not automatically place anything in your Startup directory.)
ThinkOpticsGUI88 provides and defines the programmable key mappings.
WavIt_Extra_Downloads provides some easy links to a subset of free programs
on the Internet that we believe are fun to use with the WavIt™. Key mappings or MODES have been preprogrammed for these applications.
WavIt is the application that runs in the background and communicates with the
WavIt controller. It also moves the mouse and provides the center OK button left-click. (This application can easily be placed in the Startup menu)
WavIt Sword is a floating 3D sword that shows you the 5 degrees of freedom.
ThinkOptics MovieViewer is a program for surfing .WMV files. It will by default
allow you to view some simple movies of the WavIt™ in action.
ThinkOptics_API_15 is pdf documentation on how a programmer could easily
interface to the WavIt and create new and unique user experiences, programs, or games.
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GETTING STARTED
When you start ThinkOpticsGUI88 you will see an introduction screen. We recommend reading through this introduction the first time. It will tell you about the ins and outs of the WavIt system and will only take a few minutes.
Learning a bit about your system:
The Wavit system is capable of tracking 5 degrees of Freedom. This means that it knows
Exactly where you are pointing to on the TV screen (X, Y)
The roll angle at which you hold the remote (think of it as a virtual dial)
Your distance from the screen with millimeter resolution.
And your lateral location in the room (the azimuthal)
Your WavIt™ controller feels a
lot like having an invisible laser pointer in your hand – The pointing is DIRECT and ABSOLUTE. This means there is not drifting over time and no relative motion like a mouse or a gyro pointer.
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