The Interwrite Interactive Pen - Interwrite Learning Interwrite Board Getting Started

Getting Started
5 Snap the Electronics Module into the Marker Holder. The LED will flash
four times, indicating the pen is active.
The two buttons on the Interwrite Marker Pen function in Windows as left
double-click and right-click mouse buttons, and on the Mac as left double-click
and Ctrl-click mouse buttons. The capped Pen Tip acts as a left-click mouse
button when Interwrite Workspace is in Mouse Mode.
In both Windows and on the Mac, the left mouse button on the Marker Pen
has the same chorded function, described on the previous page, as the
Interactive Pens have when Interwrite Workspace is in Annotation Mode. It
will erase the virtual ink on the projected image on-the-fly without having to
select the Eraser tool.
The Interwrite Marker Pen goes into Sleep Mode after 10 seconds of
inactivity. The LED will flash continuously when the battery needs to
be replaced.
Keep the Marker capped as much as possible to prevent it from drying
out. The Pen Cap enables the Marker Pen to be used in Interactive
Mode to annotate a projected image on the Interwrite Board without
actually applying real ink to the board.

The Interwrite Interactive Pen

The Interwrite Interactive Pen is used exclusively in Interactive Mode. Its
buttons and Pen Tip work the same as those on the rechargeable Interactive
Pen and the Marker Pen. Following are the instructions for installing or replac-
ing the battery.
1 Push in the clip on the battery cover to remove it.
2 Insert the supplied AAA battery into the battery compartment,
positioning it properly for the correct polarity. As soon as the battery
makes a connection, the LED will flash four times, indicating the pen is
active.
3 Replace the Battery Cover.
The Interactive Pen goes into Sleep Mode after about 10 seconds of
inactivity to conserve power. The LED will flash continuously when the
battery needs to be replaced.
Interwrite Board
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