Quick Start Instructions; Using The Motion Digital Pen - Motion Computing LE1600TC User Manual

Chapter 1 Getting Started with Your Tablet Client
• Motion Dashboard for convenient access to Tablet Client controls
• Three clients: Remote Desktop, CITRIX MetaFrame Access® Program
• High speed USB ports
• Front panel status LEDs and function buttons
• Screen rotation
• Handwriting and voice recognition
• PC Card slot for memory expansion, or accessory
• Secure Digital (SD) Card slot to support SD storage devices
• User-configurable power-saving schemes
• Additional I/O ports
• DC power-in port
• Motion Digitizer Pen for ink input, with a pen storage bay and a pen
• Universal security lock slot
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Using the Motion Digital Pen

Tip
contains no batteries and requires no external power. The pen contains a
pen function button, used for right-clicking (like a mouse) and a small
opening at one end for attaching a pen tether cord. Using the pen tether
(provided) helps prevent pen loss. Attach the tether to the built-in pen
tether post on the upper right edge of the Tablet Client. The pen also
comes with replacement pen tips and a replacement tool. For information
about replacing the pen tips, refer to the Care and Maintenance
information in Chapter 3.
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connections
• Two audio jacks (designated as microphone/audio in and
headphone/audio out)
• Two USB 2.0 ports
• External VGA monitor port
• RJ-45 (Gigabit Ethernet network)
• DVI-D (Digital Video Interface) port
• Infrared (IrDA) transceiver
tether anchor built into the Tablet Client
by sliding the power switch. The power LED turns blue
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Function Button
Tablet Client User Guide
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The Motion Digital Pen contains
internal electronics that enable
you to enter digital ink on the
Tablet Client display. The pen is a
sensitive, electronic, data-entry
device designed in conjunction
with the display. The pen includes
a user-replaceable tip. The pen