VTIN TECHNOLOGY PC260A User Manual

2.4G Laser Presenter

With 2.4G red light laser presenter, focus your audiences on the most
important points with the bright red laser pointer. Everything you need to
control your slideshow is in the palm of your hand. Move around the room and
engage your audience with reliable wireless range of up to 20 meters.
Plug-and-play design, just plug the USB receiver into computer's USB port and
you're ready to start the show. So easy to operate.

 Features:

1. Bright red laser pointer

2. Up to 20 meters wireless range

3. One-touch slideshow controls

4. Plug-and-play

5. High compatibility

6. Stylish appearance

7. Compact and portable

FCC ID:2AIL4-PC260A

 Pairing:

Power on the device, blue LED will flash fast. Plug the USB adapter into
computer and wait about 3 seconds. LED stopped flashing, means pairing
succeed.

 Button Functions:

1. Power: Power on/off the device

2. Screen: Press SCREEN button once to enter/exit full screen
Long press SCREEN button to enter/exit blank screen(Only
available in full screen mode)

3. Page up: Press once to go to previous page

4. TAB: Press once - Tab function

Press twice - Enter function
Long press - TAB+ALT function

5. Page down: Press once to go to next page

6. Laser switch: press once to turn on/off laser point

7. Vol+: Press once - Volume up

Long press - Previous song

8. Mute: Press once - Mute

Long press - Pause/Play

9. Vol-: Press once - Volume down

Long press - Next song

 Specifications:

Transmitter Technology: 2.4GHz Radio Frequency
Control distance: ≤20m
Laser distance: ≤200m
Laser module: Class 3R
Output power: 3.3mW
Laser wavelength: 650nm
Battery: AAA*1 / Li-on battery(optional)
Working Voltage: 3.3V
Size: 140*18*19mm
Weight: 22g(AAA version)/28g(Rechargeable version)
Supported OS: Windows, Android, Mac OS, Linux

 Safety Warning:

1. Be warned that laser point should never under any circumstances be

directed into people and animal's eyes.

2. This product is not a toy and should not to be used by anyone under 18.

3. It is illegal to direct the laser point at any flying objects, moving vehicles

and any public or private structures.

4. The laser point can be dangerous if not used properly.