Penveu penveu8 User Manual

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November 11, 2014

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  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Touch Mode: Use penveu Directly on the Display ________________________________________ 12 1.3.2 Remote Mode: Use penveu Away from the Display _______________________________________ 12 1.3.3 penveu® Pad Mode: Use penveu Away from the Display ___________________________________ 13 Flexibility__________________________________________________________________ 17 CHARGE the pen Battery _____________________________________________________ 18 2.2.1...
  • Page 3 3.9.11 VERSION _______________________________________________________________________ 67 Use with Large Screens or Even Walls ___________________________________________ 69 Use penveu with your Computer or Mobile Device ________________________________ 70 Use penveu with your Favorite Applications _____________________________________ 70 Use penveu without a Computer Source_________________________________________ 72 penveu On-the-Go __________________________________________________________ 72...
  • Page 5 Annotate and control your presentation from up to 40 feet away penveu interactive display system helps teachers and presenters create a dynamic learning environment. This wireless presentation tool delivers interactivity from the front row all the way to the penveu system back of the room.
  • Page 6: Penveu Overview

    Overview penveu system interacts with the display in either pen mode or mouse mode. In pen mode, the user can write, draw, highlight, or erase on the display. In mouse mode, the user can control the display, select items, and open applications.
  • Page 7: Penveu System Components

    System Components penveu system components include the and the 1.2.1 The operates as  a drawing tool (pen, highlighter and eraser),  a computer mouse,  menu includes a simple User Interface to select and configure pen and mouse options, and ...
  • Page 8: The Veu

    1.2.2 functions as  a link between the display and computer source (computer source is optional),  a communication device to the ; the must remain within 40 feet of the  a charging station and carrying case for the ...
  • Page 9: Penveu System Accessories

    (2) identical power adapters; used to power the and the must be connected to a power outlet with one of the provided power adapters when using penveu system the system. See Section 2.3 SET UP the for detailed instructions. ...
  • Page 10: Penveu System Usage And Storage

    1.2.4 penveu System Usage and Storage penveu system penveu system is very flexible. Use the with different devices and across penveu system different classrooms, conference rooms, or auditoriums. The is also portable penveu and lightweight; take with you on-the-go. penveu system When the is in standby mode (e.g.
  • Page 11: Operating Modes

    Operating Modes penveu is both a digital pen and a mouse. The may be used BOTH directly on the display in Touch Mode and away from the display (Remote Mode); the must remain within 40 feet of penveu . Additionally, can also be used to hover over the display and as an air mouse.
  • Page 12: Touch Mode: Use Penveu Directly On The Display

    1.3.1 Touch Mode: Use penveu Directly on the Display penveu penveu system When using in Touch Mode, or directly on the display, the will work with display sizes ranging from 20 to 100 inches (measured diagonally). Tips for best performance: ...
  • Page 13: Penveu® Pad Mode: Use Penveu Away From The Display

    (desk or podium) in the classroom or a conference room. penveu® Pad paper graphic can be found as a PDF file at www.penveu.com/resources. This file can be copied onto your computer and then printed at no additional cost. Tips for best performance: ...
  • Page 14  penveu® Pad paper Print the in its “Actual Size” with no scaling or resizing. Once printed, measure with a ruler the two “7.25 inches” and “6.5 inches” lines on the paper : one is on the bottom of the target field and the other on the right side of the target field.
  • Page 15  penveu® Pad paper Keep the vertical lines on the somewhat aligned with the the most accurate writing.  penveu® Pad paper The “TOP” arrows at the should be at the top of the paper.  penveu® Pad paper Do not tilt the...
  • Page 17: Flexibility

    Use the interactive display system with the equipment you already own and use. Flexibility penveu system penveu system Use the with your computer, projection device and display. The will work with your content, favorite applications, or even without a computer.
  • Page 18: Charge The Pen Battery

    CHARGE the pen Battery It is recommended that you charge the battery for at least three (3) hours before first using penveu system . If the battery is fully drained, a full charge will take approximately six dock (6) hours. Use either the...
  • Page 19: Replacing The Battery

    Do not attempt to replace the internal rechargeable battery in the . Battery replacements must be performed by the manufacturer. For information about battery replacement services go to support.penveu.com. SET UP the penveu system penveu system can work with both Windows and Macintosh computers. Follow the steps...
  • Page 20: Set Up The Veu On A Macintosh

    (see Section 2.9 System Updates) penveu system can be used without a computer source in pen mode ONLY. See Section penveu 4.4 Use without a Computer Source for more details.
  • Page 21 The blue lines illustrate where to connect the VGA cables. The green line illustrates the USB cable connection. penveu system Two VGA cables are required to set up the as shown below. One VGA cable is...
  • Page 22: Penveu Folder

    2.3.3 penveu Folder penveu system When the is connected to your computer source with the USB cable, the penveu system penveu appears as an external device named on your computer source. A pop-up window similar to the one shown below appears on your display screen when you power...
  • Page 23: Set Up The Display

    Set the computer resolution to match the a. Set the computer resolution to match the native resolution of the projector. native resolution of the display or TV penveu system will indicate if the resolution. resolutions are not matched correctly. This information will appear in the on-screen b.
  • Page 24: Set Up The Resolution On Windows 7 Or 8

    2.4.1 SET UP the Resolution on WINDOWS 7 or 8  Right-click on the “Desktop” and click on “Screen resolution”  Under “Multiple displays:” select “Duplicate these displays” from the drop-down menu  Under “Resolution:” select the native resolution of your display device...
  • Page 25 Note: If the native resolution of your display device is unavailable using the “Duplicate these displays” setting in the previous step, go back to the previous step and select “Show desktop only on [your display device number]”. Additional resolution options will become available (including the native resolution of your display device).
  • Page 26: Set Up The Resolution On Windows Xp

    2.4.2 SET UP the Resolution on WINDOWS XP  Right-click on the “Desktop” and click on “Properties”  Click on the “Settings” Tab  Under “Screen Resolution” select the native resolution of your display device...
  • Page 27 Note: If the native resolution of your display device is unavailable when the image is duplicated across the computer and the display device, refer to your computer manual for brand-specific instructions or software that enables the image to be displayed on the external display device only, then select the native resolution of your display device as specified in the previous step.
  • Page 28: Set Up The Resolution On Mac

    2.4.3 SET UP the Resolution on MAC penveu On the Macintosh computer, follow these steps to optimize the computer for the best performance,  Click on “System Preferences”  Click on “Displays”  Check “Show mirroring options in the menu bar when available”...
  • Page 29  Click on “Arrangement”  Check “Mirror Displays”  Disconnect and reconnect the “Mini DisplayPort” from the computer...
  • Page 30  Under “Optimize for”, Select your display device  Click on “Best for [your display device]” OR Select the native resolution of the display device under the “Scaled” option...
  • Page 31: Connect The Pen

    ❷The Status Display will appear in the upper right portion of your display. The Status Display indicates whether the is CONNECTED to the .
  • Page 32: Connect The Pen Diagnostics

    The Status Display will also change to blue. When you return the to the , the Status Display will disappear. dock If the is charging in the , the Status Display will continue to indicate whether the veu: is CONNECTED to the ...
  • Page 33 In such cases, the user must take the appropriate corrective actions, and attempt to re-connect penveu to the . If you wish to proceed by using the in "Remote Mode", then simply penveu press the Undo/Back Button will work remotely.
  • Page 34  Incorrect Computer Resolution or Frequency If the computer source resolution or frequency does not match the native resolution and penveu system frequency of your display device. The performance may be degraded. The CONNECT THE PEN pop-up will indicate both the current resolution of your projector and the native resolution of your display device.
  • Page 35: Fine Tuning The Display For Best Performance

    Corrective action: Set the computer resolution and frequency to match the native resolution and frequency of your display device. See Section 2.4 SET UP the display for more information on how to change your computer resolution. Fine Tuning the Display for best performance If you do not hear a beep soon after touching the display or have a lower connection score than typical, follow these fine tuning recommendations.
  • Page 36: Pen Power States

    menu on the , press and select SETTINGS / SCREEN SIZE / AUTO to exit the “adjust focus” image  Re-initialize the pen connection place the in the and wait for the Pen Tip Indicator be solid green remove the from the and follow the on-screen message box instructions to CONNECT THE PEN.
  • Page 37: Registering Your Penveu

    The current System Version can be found in multiple locations: 1. Open the penveuInfo.txt file found in the penveu/penveuSystem directory, or menu Button , select the SETTINGS option, scroll to VERSION, or 2. Press the 3.
  • Page 38 If your registration is found, we'll show if your system is up-to-date or provide steps to update it. Once you have downloaded the update file and saved to your penveu root directory, disconnect the power from the for about 5 seconds and then plug the power adapter back into the veu.
  • Page 40: Pen Mode

    In pen mode, the user can write, highlight, draw or erase. Use the to write directly on the display or up to 40 feet away from the .
  • Page 41: Mouse Mode

    Pad Paper white to better illuminate the to the camera. Note: the default setting for the penveu system is “TAP AND SCROLL” (See Section 3.9.1 TOOL SELECT for details). Mouse Mode Press the Mode Button briefly to switch between pen mode and mouse mode.
  • Page 42: Penveu Spotlight

    Pad Paper white to better illuminate the to the camera. penveu Spotlight When using the directly on the screen, you may notice a faint “spotlight” on the display around the Pen Tip. This spotlight is penveu system created by the...
  • Page 43 Capture Button   Images are saved as bitmap files to Images are saved as bitmap penveu files to the storage on the the storage on the device penveu located at device located at...
  • Page 44: Veu Indicators And Connections

    3.4.2 Indicators and Connections Consult the following diagram for indicators and connections. See Section 2.3 SET UP the penveu system for further details. Description  When lit, power is being supplied to Power Indicator  penveu system When flashing, is in start-up mode or...
  • Page 45: Locate Missing Pen

    Locate Missing pen pen, If you misplace the simply press the LOCATE PEN Button (shown by the blue circle below) on the back of the . If the is within range of the (approximately 40 feet), the indicator lights illuminate and the emits an audible “beeping”...
  • Page 46: Pen Mode Drawing Tools And Options

    When in pen mode, the will write, draw or highlight using the color shown by the Pen Tip Indicator. Note: if you choose black for the virtual ink color, the indicator is not lit. penveu® Pad Mode penveu® Pad Paper...
  • Page 47: Pen Mode Drawing Colors

    If tapping the Touch Scroll does not change the tool, check your SETTINGS options in the menu User Interface. penveu system Return the to the default setting by selecting SETTINGS – TOOL SELECT – TAP & SCROLL The Touch Scroll will now change the tool using the tap method.
  • Page 48: Operational Modes

    Note: Do not obstruct the camera lens or cast a shadow in front of the pen camera during operation. If using a projector, an overhead or elevated projector mount is preferred for using penveu both directly on the display (Touch Mode) and away from the display (Remote Mode).
  • Page 49  Remote Mode Press the grips together to write. The amount of pressure applied to the grips controls the thickness of the line. Squeeze the grips more firmly to menu create a thicker line. The sensitivity of writing speed can be adjusted by pressing selecting SETTINGS / SENSITIVITY /and then selecting Low, Medium or High (Default).
  • Page 50 High (Default). See Section 3.9.5 Sensitivity for more details on writing sensitivity. penveu® Pad paper Note: The graphic can be found as a PDF file at www.penveu.com/resources. This file can be copied onto your computer and printed at no additional cost. penveu® Pad paper penveu®...
  • Page 51: Additional Menu User Interface Options

    Additional menu User Interface Options menu User Interface also provides additional functions to CLEAR the display, quickly change the background (WHITEBOARD), SAVE and LOAD screen captures, as well as customize the user SETTINGS. 3.8.1 CLEAR ALL Use the CLEAR ALL option to erase all drawings or marks that you add to the display screen. There are two (2) methods you can use to activate the CLEAR ALL option on the ...
  • Page 52: Whiteboard

    3.8.2 WHITEBOARD Use the WHITEBOARD option to select a BACKGROUND color and PATTERN to use when writing on the display. menu menu Press the Button while in pen mode to display the User Interface. Lightly slide your finger along the Touch Scroll until the WHITEBOARD option is highlighted.
  • Page 53: Save (Capture An Image)

    Notes:  If not using a computer source, the WHITEBOARD option provides a convenient background image for presentations.  If using a computer source, once the NONE option is selected, any previous DOT GRID, LINE GRID, or LINES options will be turned off automatically. If the user wishes to have any of those appear on the computer sourced image they will need to reselect them after the NONE option is selected.
  • Page 54 Commonly used with Linux machines. The storage will be accessible to the only. Therefore, the penveu drive will not be accessible to the connected computer. Why should I ever select anything other than BOTH? According to the USB standard, the embedded storage cannot be available to both the the computer at the same time, and thus it has to be switched (automatically or manually) between them.
  • Page 55: Load (Display A Saved Image)

    User Interface. A thumbnail preview image appears below the center wheel. Note: The image filenames may be changed (Rename) using your computer and accessing the penveu/penveuSavedImages directory. Lightly slide your finger along the Touch Scroll until the LOAD option is highlighted.
  • Page 56: Access Saved Images

    3.8.5 Access Saved Images Saved images may also be accessed using your computer in the penveu/penveuSavedImages penveu system folder. The appears as an external device to your computer (or other mobile device) named penveu. To access those files, make sure the is connected to a power outlet and connected to your computer with the USB cable.
  • Page 57: Saving Other Files To The Veu

    Notes: penveu Do not attempt to SAVE (capture) images while moving files to the drive. penveu system DO NOT Capture an image using the while the PC is SAVING a file. Use the in mouse mode to open files and launch applications. You can display any file from...
  • Page 58: Setting The Time And Date

    , and set to PC when accessing the storage from the computer via USB). The automatic switching procedure is often non compatible and may fail to execute. 3.8.7 Setting the TIME and DATE penveu system Use the TIME and DATE options to set the time on your . When you save an...
  • Page 59 Lightly slide your finger along the Touch Scroll until the DATE option is highlighted. Press the Pen Button to select this option and advance to the next wheel. Select the MONTH option to set the month. Press the Undo/Back Button to return to the previous wheel, and set the DAY and YEAR options.
  • Page 60: Settings

    DISPLAY SLEEP [NEVER] Defines the “sleep” behavior of the display device SCREEN SIZE [AUTO] Adjustments for best performance FILE ACCESS [BOTH] Defines the behavior of the file system so that penveu can be used with Windows, IOS and Linux system software...
  • Page 61: Pen To Mouse

    (DEFAULT) TAP & SCROLL This option allows the user to select drawing tools and change menu virtual ink colors without opening the User Interface. Tap the Touch Scroll toggle between drawing tools (PEN, HIGHLIGHTER, or ERASER). Lightly slide your finger along the Touch Scroll to select the virtual ink color.
  • Page 62: Save Button

    Options include: (DEFAULT) NO ACTION Display remains with all drawings and annotations. penveu system Note: Use is this option if you do not want the to provide any on- screen prompts during your presentation asking you whether to save the image.
  • Page 63: Tone/Vibrate

    3.9.4 TONE/VIBRATE TONE/VIBRATE option under SETTINGS Use the to define whether the only emits a tone, only vibrates, or both emits a tone and vibrates. Options include: veu. (DEFAULT) TONE & VIBRATE vibrates and emits a tone only when CONNECTED to the NONE does not emit a tone or vibrate.
  • Page 64: Screen Size

    SCREEN SIZE option under SETTINGS to make adjustments for best performance. Use the See the chart below to determine your screen size. Options include: AUTO The penveu system automatically determines the appropriate screen size. LARGE See chart below. MEDIUM See chart below.
  • Page 65: File Access

    ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE APPROXIMATE. 3.9.8 FILE ACCESS The penveu system has an 8GB or 32GB storage incorporated in the VEU. It is generally available to the computer connected via the USB port, and it serves several purposes:  It is where the stores the captured images whenever the Capture Button pressed or the SAVE menu option is used.
  • Page 66 The save/capture and load functions will not work under this setting -attempting to save or load an image through the penveu system will result in an error message. However, the penveu drive will be accessible to the connected computer via the USB cable, the previously captured images will be available, new user files can be stored, previously stored user files can be accessed, and firmware updates can be performed.
  • Page 67: Display Res

    DISPLAY RES above. If these two resolutions do not match the user will be asked to correct the computer’s display resolution in the on-screen message box during the pen connection process. 3.9.11 VERSION penveu system VERSION option under SETTINGS to check the current version Use the...
  • Page 69: Use With Large Screens Or Even Walls

    The flexibility of offers you infinite possibilities. Use with Large Screens or Even Walls penveu system leverages technology that has never been integrated into such a compact penveu design. Use to write on any flat surface, including dry-erase boards, flat-panel TVs, large auditorium screens, pull-down fabric screens and even walls.
  • Page 70: Use Penveu With Your Computer Or Mobile Device

    Use penveu with your Computer or Mobile Device penveu system will work with any operating system. This unique feature allows the penveu system penveu to work with the computer you already own and use. Use with your favorite computer or mobile device. Your own device may be used as a computer source: including desktop computers, laptops, tablets or other hand-held devices.
  • Page 71 Using with a web browser Controlling the cursor in mouse mode penveu Using with Microsoft Excel Pressing the left-click button in Controlling the cursor in mouse mode Touch Mode Remote Mode penveu penveu Using with Adobe Photoshop Using with Microsoft Power Point...
  • Page 72: Use Penveu Without A Computer Source

    Use penveu without a Computer Source penveu system does NOT require a computer source. The penveu system can be connected to a projector or flat-panel display; NO computer source required.  menu Use the User Interface to select your background color or even add a pattern.
  • Page 73: Write On Images

    Write in Touch Mode or Remote Mode when working with video or animated images. Mobility in the Classroom and Meeting Rooms penveu system enables you the freedom to roam about the room. The must remain within 40 feet of the .
  • Page 74: Air Mouse Mode

    Air Mouse Mode penveu system operates as a typical air mouse when in Remote Mode away from the pen’s display. The does not have to be pointed directly at the display. The inertial system senses movements and gestures. For example, point the...
  • Page 76: Cleaning The Penveu System

    Cleaning the penveu system Use a soft, SLIGHTLY damp, lint-free cloth to clean the exterior of the immediately if they come into contact with any contaminants such as ink, dirt, food, makeup or lotions. Avoid getting moisture into any openings. Before cleaning the , unplug all cables including the power supply cable.
  • Page 77: Repairs

    Disassembling the may cause damage and will void the warranty. For service contact support@penveu.com or visit support.penveu.com. Disposal penveu system must be disposed of in accordance with local laws and regulations. Because it contains a battery, it must be disposed of separately from household waste. For regulatory compliance information, see Safety: Lithium Ion Battery.
  • Page 78 Verify the is CONNECTED to the Set the to pen mode. penveu system Press the menu Button on the pen. is not working at all If the User Interface does not display, refer to “Perform a Hardware Reset”.
  • Page 79: Hardware Reset

    5. Do not sharply tilt the to its side relative to the penveu® paper. Section 1.3.3 penveu® Pad Mode (Refer to for detailed information). Hardware Reset penveu system Should you experience difficulty with the...
  • Page 80: Standard One-Year Limited Warranty

    Interphase warrants the Product you have purchased to be free from defects in workmanship and material for a period of one (1) year from the original date of purchase (“Warranty Period”). During the Warranty Period, Interphase will, at its option, either repair the defect or replace the defective Product with a new or refurbished replacement that is at least functionally equivalent to the original Product, at no charge to you except as stated below.
  • Page 81: Specifications

    -8G (8GB) penveu -32G (32GB) Model penveu 8 (8GB internal memory) penveu 32 (32GB internal memory) Product Line penveu interactive display system Connectivity , wireless Required Software none Included Pointing wireless Device Resolutions Supported 1024x768 (XGA) (60 Hz only)
  • Page 82 Connector type VGA, USB (please note that mouse functionality, system updates and file access Section 2.9 depends on availability of a USB port). For more information, refer to penveu System Updates Section 3.8.5 Access Saved Images Section 4.2 , and...
  • Page 83: Electromagnetic Compatibility And Safety

    Electromagnetic Compatibility and Safety Electromagnetic Compatibility FCC Part 15 Regulatory Compliance This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
  • Page 84 Ces cartes sont uniquement pour une utilisation avec certifié NRTL ordinateurs personnels qu'ont les instructions détaillant l'installation d'accessoires par l'utilisateur. EN60950–IEC950 Safety Standard This equipment complies with the EN60950–IEC950 safety standard. RoHS The product has been verified to be compliant with the European Directive 2002/95/EC, officially titled “The Restriction on the Use of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) in Electrical and Electronic Equipment”...
  • Page 85 • Do not crush, puncture, incinerate or short circuit external contacts Use specified charger only Attention • Ne connectez pas mal • Ne la jetez pas dans le feu ou l'exposer à une chaleur excessive. • Vous ne devez pas écraser, la percer, l'incinérer ou court-circuit contacts externes Utilisation chargeur spécifié...
  • Page 86 © 2012 Interphase Corporation. The name penveu and the penveu logo are registered trademarks of Interphase Corporation. All rights reserved. www.penveu.com...

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