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Page 2: Learn More
Learn More This user manual as well as additional resources for your CommBox Interactive series are available in the Support section of our website (www.commbox.com.au/support). Please scan the QR code on the right to access these resources on your mobile device... -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Atom Interactive User Manual Learn More Important Information Safety Warning Precautions Product Features Accessories Precautions for Installation Port Connections Pannel Buttons Remote Control Basic Operations Startup/Shutdown Sidebar Settings Inputs Preview Inputs Source Switching Source Settings Video Quality Audio Settings... - Page 4 Device Management Wallpaper Date and Time Language Power Settings Security More Settings About Launcher Task Switcher Home Page White Board Menu Backgrounds Pens Toolbox Annotate Additional Apps Technical Parameters Mode Display HDMI Troubleshooting...
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Page 5: Safety Warning
Condensation may appear inside the screen in high humidity, which is normal. Water droplets on the internal glass surface will disappear after 24 hours of normal use. Rest assured, this does not affect product performance. Atom Interactive User Manual | 5... -
Page 6: Product Features
No stylus is needed; you can operate it with your hand through clicking, dragging, and other actions. Highly Interactive: The product comes preinstalled with professional writing software, offering multiple types of pens, drawing tools, and other functions. You can write and move content freely. Atom Interactive User Manual | 6... -
Page 7: Accessories
Child Safety: To prevent damage or injury, keep the bracket out of the reach of children. Secure Installation: Tighten all screws during installation to avoid product damage and injury. Ventilation Space: Ensure there is adequate ventilation space around the product as shown in the figure below. Atom Interactive User Manual | 7... -
Page 8: Port Connections
USB Device Compatibility: Some non-standard USB devices may be unrecognisable. Please use standard USB devices. Software Upgrades: When upgrading software with a flash drive, use a USB 2.0 flash drive. Atom Interactive User Manual | 8... - Page 9 Supports PD power supply (up to 20V, 3A) Supports DP signal display (for connection to Type-C display devices such as mobile phones and tablets). Supports high-speed USB data transmission. To ensure stable and reliable use, please use certified standard cables. Atom Interactive User Manual | 9...
- Page 10 The DP port supports a maximum resolution of 4K @ 60Hz. Signal quality depends on the length and quality of the DP cable, so it is recommended to use cables from well-known brands or those specifically recommended. Atom Interactive User Manual | 10...
- Page 11 This port can output the product's audio signals to speakers with an SPDIF-IN port. Note MIC port can be connected to microphone. Note The Audio-OUT port can be connected to a headset or an external speaker. Atom Interactive User Manual | 11...
- Page 12 The RS232-IN port is connected to the PC, allowing the product to be operated via the PC. Please refer to the actual model's interface for accurate information, as different models may have varying types of interfaces. Atom Interactive User Manual | 12...
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Page 13: Panel Buttons
Panel Buttons Indicator light, remote control receiver and light sensing receiver Power Home Touch lock/unlock Settings Vol- Vol+ Position of WiFi antenna plastic fixing bracket 9. Switch Atom Interactive User Manual | 13... -
Page 14: Remote Control
Display the Android home page Back Return to the previous interface Switch to OPS source Switch to the whiteboard Whiteboard Snapshot Take a screenshot Volume - Decrease the volume Enable/disable sound Mute Increase the volume Volume + Atom Interactive User Manual | 14... -
Page 15: Basic Operations
Standby Mode: When the OPS module is off and no operation is performed on the PC for an extended period, the product will enter standby mode. To use the module again, simply restart the product. Atom Interactive User Manual | 15... -
Page 16: Sidebar Settings
Allows you to switch between applications and Task switcher inputs Inputs Preview Select the sidebar menu and click the icon to enter the "Inputs Preview" submenu. Here, you can preview HDMI, HDMI1, HDMI2, OPS, VGA, TYPE-C, and DP sources. Atom Interactive User Manual | 16... -
Page 17: Inputs Source Switching
Press the "OK" button to switch to the selected input source. Touch: Select the sidebar menu and click the icon. Select the desired input source The screen will then switch to the input source you selected. Atom Interactive User Manual | 17... -
Page 18: Source Settings
Video quality Audio settings Auto select source on connection Auto select when no signal Turn on the OPS switch when the device is powered on Rename Source Source when power on Source lock Whiteboard settings Atom Interactive User Manual | 18... -
Page 19: Video Quality
Select the sidebar menu and click the icon. Then, click the "Source Settings" icon then select Video Quality. From here you can adjust Brightness, saturation, contrast and sharpness. There are also preset templates to choose from. Atom Interactive User Manual | 19... -
Page 20: Audio Settings
Select the sidebar menu and click the icon. Then, click the "Source Settings" icon then select Audio Settings. From here you can adjust volume, channel balance, bass and treble. There are also preset templates to choose from. Atom Interactive User Manual | 20... -
Page 21: Auto Select Source On Connection
Auto select source on connection. From here you can choose between auto jump, pop-up prompt or no jumping. Rename Source Select the sidebar menu and click the icon. Then, click the "Source Settings" icon then select Rename Source. From here you can rename the inputs. Atom Interactive User Manual | 21... -
Page 22: Source When Power On
Select the sidebar menu and click the icon. Then, click the "Source Settings" icon then select Source when power on. From here you can select which source should be available when the device is powered on. Atom Interactive User Manual | 22... -
Page 23: Source Lock
Source Lock Select the sidebar menu and click the icon. Then, click the "Source Settings" icon then select Source Lock. From here you can lock individual sources. Atom Interactive User Manual | 23... -
Page 24: Whiteboard Settings
Whiteboard settings Select the sidebar menu and click the icon. Then, click the "Source Settings" icon then select Whiteboard Settings. From here you can adjust whiteboard input settings. Atom Interactive User Manual | 24... -
Page 25: Network Settings
Select Auto in IP settings to automatically obtain an IP address and connect to the network. Select Static in IP settings to manually input the MAC address, IP address, gateway, network prefix length, and DNS address. Click Confirm to connect to the network. Atom Interactive User Manual | 25... -
Page 26: Hotspot
Note: Please set a complex network password for security Bluetooth Go to Sidebar Menu > System Settings > Network Settings > Bluetooth. Turn on the Bluetooth switch. Choose the Bluetooth device to pair and connect. Atom Interactive User Manual | 26... -
Page 27: Device Management
Device Management Select the sidebar menu and click the icon, then click “Device Management”. From here you can choose administer audio input, audio output, and USB Camera. Atom Interactive User Manual | 27... -
Page 28: Wallpaper
Note: The wallpaper and lock screen wallpaper should be in PNG format with a resolution of either 1920x1080 or 3840x2160. Ensure the file size is not too large to prevent import issues and maintain smooth system operation. Atom Interactive User Manual | 28... -
Page 29: Date And Time
Select the sidebar menu and click the icon, then click “Date and Time”. Here you can: Automatically detect the date and time Manually set the date and time Select 24-hour time format Set the time zone Change the date format Atom Interactive User Manual | 29... -
Page 30: Language
Language Select the sidebar menu and click the icon, then click “Language”. Here, you can select the language and the input method. Atom Interactive User Manual | 30... -
Page 31: Power Settings
Select the sidebar menu and icon, then click “Power Settings”. Here, you click the can select the: Power-on mode Screen off and Standby settings Timers for power on/off Auto Wake up and Wake-On-Lan Sleep Mode Atom Interactive User Manual | 31... -
Page 32: Security
Select the sidebar menu and click the icon, then click “Security”. Here, you can select and set the: Password type Safety lock for settings app Smart lock Button lock USB lock Wi-Fi Certificates Application permissions Atom Interactive User Manual | 32... -
Page 33: More Settings
More Settings Select the sidebar menu and click the icon, then click “More Settings”. Here, you can set and select the: Float Bar Screen refresh settings Occlusion writing Restricted installation Multi Window Print Service Atom Interactive User Manual | 33... -
Page 34: About
About Select the sidebar menu and click the icon, then click “About”. Here, you can administer: System updates Factory reset See device information Atom Interactive User Manual | 34... -
Page 35: Launcher
Select the sidebar menu and click the icon. From here you have access to a range of tools including: Counter Eye care Vote Crop Record Lock Spotlight Touch sound Freeze Sound and brightness controls Multi window controls Atom Interactive User Manual | 35... -
Page 36: Task Switcher
Task switcher Select the sidebar menu and click the icon. From here you can manage background running processes and switch between tasks. Atom Interactive User Manual | 36... -
Page 37: Home Page
The home page displays time, date, drive information, network information, hotspot information, and shortcuts for Store, Browser, Whiteboard, Help, Files and Connect. Swiping to the second page, will give you access to all applications on the device. Atom Interactive User Manual | 37... -
Page 38: White Board
White Board The electronic whiteboard contains a number of great features including; A range of different pen and brush tools Rulers Shapes Background templates Import images, videos and documents Share, export and save Atom Interactive User Manual | 38... -
Page 39: Menu
Allows you to add a table template to the Table board Toolbox A range of additional tools and functionality Add a page Adds another whiteboarding page to your session Navigation Allows you to navigate between the whiteboards in your session Atom Interactive User Manual | 39... - Page 40 Whiteboard – Menu To view the menu items, select the icon. From here you can: Amend the handwriting font Import a Whiteboard Save Print Update the Background Exit Atom Interactive User Manual | 40...
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Page 41: Backgrounds
Whiteboard – Backgrounds To update the background, select the icon and select “Background Setting”. From here you can choose: A solid colour background A pattern background Your own image Atom Interactive User Manual | 41... -
Page 42: Pens
Double sided pen & eraser Write to text – your handwriting will be recognised and turned into text Write to shape – your hand drawn shape will be recognised and turned into a graphic Atom Interactive User Manual | 42... -
Page 43: Toolbox
Insert an image from file Insert a video from file Insert a pdf from file Search – Opens a browser window Sticky note Mind map tool Flow chart tool Split screen – allows up to 6 splits Atom Interactive User Manual | 43... -
Page 44: Annotate
From here you can select your pen type, thickness and colour. Once you have completed your annotation you can then save, share via a QR code or import it into the whiteboard. Atom Interactive User Manual | 44... -
Page 45: Additional Apps
1920 x 1080 60 Hz Mode Display HDMI Mode Resolution Refresh Rate 720X480 70 Hz 720X576 50 Hz 1280X720 50 Hz 1280X720 60 Hz 1920X1080 50 Hz 1920X1080 60 Hz 3840X2160 30 Hz 3840X2160 60 Hz Atom Interactive User Manual | 45... -
Page 46: Troubleshooting
USB cable of the USB touch cable 2. Change another shorter 2. The touch USB cable is or better quality touch too long or low quality USB cable Atom Interactive User Manual | 46... - Page 47 +61 2 9975 6001 CommBox Support Portal www.commbox.com.au...
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