HoverCam Pilot 3 User Manual

HoverCam Pilot 3 User Manual

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  • Page 1 
 Pilot 3 User’s Manual...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Content Welcome Diagram Getting Started Connecting to Power Imaging Powering-On Built-In PC Power Save Modes Activating Windows 10 Setting-Up Adjusting the Pilot Installing the Side Tray Operating the Pilot Built-In Touchscreen Digital Keyboard and Trackpad Digital Keyboard and Trackpad Third Party Accessories Connecting to a Display Wireless via HoverCast Wired via HDMI...
  • Page 3: Welcome

    HoverCast transceiver • HoverCast AC power adapter (9V 2A), HDMI cable, USB cable. • USB flash-drive with Pilot drivers Have any questions, feedback or issues? Contact HoverCam Support (866)-201-2056 | support@hovercam.com 9985 Pacific Heights Blvd, #100 San Diego, California 92121 www.hovercam.com...
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  • Page 5: Diagram

    Diagram 
 40” Tempered Glass Surface iOS Lightning Port Podium Controls 21” Multitouch Display Document HoverCast Positioning Wireless Solo 8Plus Transceiver Document Camera View from above Pull-Out Connection Keyboard Ports Located with Trackpad on Sides and Back Tilt Adjustable Height- Deck Adjustable Post...
  • Page 6 Diagram 
 Tilt Controls Source Input Selection Sound and Audio Indicator Lights Height Controls Document Camera Controls Zoom-In AutoFocus Zoom-Out Focus Lock Rotate Image Reset HDMI In Button Audio out HDMI out Mic in USB 3.0 Power Button (Type A) RJ45 Ethernet Port...
  • Page 7: Getting Started

    Power Button Power Save / Sleep Modes If left idle, computer in the Pilot 3 will automatically enter power save mode. To wake up your system from power save mode, touch anywhere on the touch screen or press any key on the keyboard. If left in power save mode for an extended period, your Pilot will enter sleep mode.
  • Page 8 Getting Started 
 Imaging The Pilot includes an RJ45 Ethernet port to simplify imaging and facilitate wired networking. For detailed instructions as well as the necessary drivers, please support@thehovercam.com email us at: RJ45 Ethernet Port For convenience, the Pilot’s required drivers are saved on an included flash-drive for re-installation after imaging.
  • Page 9: Setting-Up

    Setting-Up Adjusting the Pilot The Pilot provides motorized height and tilt Tilt adjustments to enable the optimum operating Up/Down position. The height and tilt controls are located on the control panel (located on the upper-right corner of the podium surface). The podium can go from a minimum height of ~28"...
  • Page 10: Operating The Pilot

    Operating the Pilot Built-In Touchscreen 
 The Pilot’s primary means of navigation is the built-in touchscreen. The touchscreen can accommodate up to 10 points of simultaneous touch, as well as two-finger scroll, pitch and rotation gestures. To access the “left-click” feature, simply press and hold on the item, object or area. 21”...
  • Page 11 Operating the Pilot 
 Digital Keyboard Windows 10 features a digital keyboard that can be used with the Pilot's built-in touchscreen. For detailed information on how to access these features, visit the Windows 10 guide at www.windows10-guide.com Third Party Accessories Most USB third party accessories that work with standard PC’s will work with the Pilot.
  • Page 12: Connecting To A Display

    Connecting to a Display Reciever Wireless via HoverCast The Pilot comes equipped with a wireless HDMI transceiver system called HoverCast. Composed of a transmitter and receiver pair: The Transmitter (built onto the Pilot) sends the Pilot's computer image and on-screen annotations to the HoverCast HDMI Touch Receiver connected to the display, which serves as...
  • Page 13 Connecting to a Display HoverCast Reciever Diagram (Optional) Touch-USB HDMI enabled Display Power (Optional) Touch USB 5) Turn-On the Reciever. With the paired Pilot powered-on and within range, press the power button on the back of the HoverCast receiver. While connecting, the receiver’s status indicator light will flash blue behind the corresponding connection.
  • Page 14 Windows display settings menu. For detailed instructions on switching display modes, consult the Windows 10 manual: www.windows10-guide.com Extended: Mirrored: Image on the Image on the Image on the Image on the Pilot 3 Pilot 3 External Display External Display...
  • Page 15: Audio

    Audio Audio-Out Set-Up There are several options available for outputting audio from the Pilot: 1. Built-In Speakers The Pilot outputs audio through its internal speakers. In the Windows 10 playback device list, the Pilot’s internal speakers should be listed as “Realtek High Definition Audio.”...
  • Page 16 Audio 4. Auxiliary Audio-Out 3.5mm (wired) The Pilot features a 3.5mm audio output, located on right side of the podium. Simply connect the Pilot audio output to an amplified speaker or audio system using a 3.5mm cable or adapter. 5. Bluetooth The Pilot’s built-in PC contains a Bluetooth module that can output wirelessly to a wide variety of Bluetooth audio devices.
  • Page 17: Interfacing With Other Devices

    Interfacing with other Devices 
 The Pilot can act as an output display and annotation tool for external devices such as laptops, tablets, phones and other devices with HDMI-output or Internet access. There are two primary interfacing methods that are preloaded on the Pilot: 1.
  • Page 18 HDMI Viewer program. From the factory, HDMI Viewer can be found on the desktop. If the Pilot does not have HDMI Viewer installed, it can be downloaded for free on the HoverCam website: http://www.thehovercam.com/download/hdmi-viewer/ With HDMI Viewer, users can mirror, annotate and record live content from their connected device(s).
  • Page 19: Adjusting The Camera

    Using the Document Camera The Pilot includes one of the most powerful document cameras around, the HoverCam Solo 8Plus. 
 The document camera can be used for showing live images, lesson recording, scanning documents, video chatting, live annotations, and much more. The document camera can be used with HoverCam KnoteSter and Flex 11 software (included).
  • Page 20: Software

    INSERT FLEX 11 MANUAL The Pilot comes standard with the KnoteSter software preinstalled. The FLEX 11 software can also be downloaded from the HoverCam website for free: https://www.thehovercam.com/software-downloads/ KnoteSter Classroom Management Software The Pilot also features a comprehensive classroom management...
  • Page 21 Pilot Drivers If the internal computer becomes corrupted, or when the device is imaged, the necessary drivers will need to be reinstalled. The included USB drive contains the necessary drivers. Alternatively, you can request the drivers from HoverCam support: support@thehovercam.com...
  • Page 22: Troubleshooting

    NOTE: The wireless HDMI transceiver is specifically paired with its corresponding Pilot unit. Loss or damage of the receiver will impair one-to-one connectivity. Pilot units with lost or broken receivers will need a new receiver to be paired and programmed before continuing use. If your receiver is lost or broken, please contact HoverCam Support.
  • Page 23: Service And Support

    Cleaning and Care When cleaning the HoverCam Pilot, extra care should be taken in consideration to the touch screen and external components. The best and safest cleaning method is to use a dry microfiber cloth and gently wipe the touch screen while the unit is powered off. Glass cleaners are not advised as the moisture may damage or adversely affect touch sensitivity or component functionality.

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