Summary of Contents for Option Technologies OptionFinder Micro Plus
- Page 1 OptionFinder Micro Plus ® Hardware Guide for OptionPower © 2008 Option Technologies Interactive All Rights Reserved...
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Page 2: About This Guide
The last number pressed is the number that is saved. • OptionFinder Micro Plus is a wireless radio system that works in the 2.4GHz range. The base stations may be set to 31 different ID (channels) within this range. - Page 3 Note The first time you connect the base station to your computer you will receive a “New Hardware Found” message. You must install drivers for the base station. See the instructions below. Installing the Drivers for OptionFinder Micro Plus Base Station 1. Insert your OptionPower Installation CD into your CDROM drive (exit the Installation Wizard) 2.
- Page 4 a. If you are running OptionPower 3.2 for Office 2003 browse under c:\ProgramFiles\Common Files\OptionTech Shared\Drivers\FTDI WHQL G3-G2 Universal Driver. b. If you are running OptionPower 3.2 for Office 2007 browse under c:\Program Files\OptionPower\Drivers\FTDI WHQL G3-G2 Universal Driver. 3. Click Next. Installing Drivers if the New Hardware Found dialog does not appear 1.
- Page 5 Define and Test the Keypads OptionFinder Micro Plus Base Stations and OptionFinder G3 Base Stations with a USB Connection OptionPower 3.2 for Office 2003/Office XP Automatically Define the Hardware Setup 1. On the OptionPower menu, click Keypad Setup Wizard. 2. Click Next.
- Page 6 10. The number you pressed should appear to the right of the keypad address 11. Test all keypads 12. Click Close and then click Finish Manually Define the Hardware Setup 1. On the OptionPower menu, click Keypad Setup Wizard. 2. Click I need to change my keypad settings. I would like to manually select my ports, and then click Next.
- Page 7 4. OptionPower will search all of the ports on your computer for connected hardware. 5. If the connections are found, the model name will appear and the status will change to green and Found. 6. Enter a number for the base station 7.
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Page 8: Programming The Keypads
Verifying the Keypad Address and Channel 1. Press and hold the 1 and link for three seconds 2. A series of red or green lights will appear in the display, followed by a pause and then a second series of lights. The first series represents the two-digit base ID. The second series of lights represents the three-digit address. - Page 9 8. Press 3 9. Make sure Yes is highlighted and then press the Exit key 10. Press the Exit key again to return to the main menu 11. Press the first setup key to access the Start Menu 12. Use the arrow keys if you want the numbering for the keypad addresses to start at something other than 1.