Title: NEC Displays Solutions of America, Ltd IW77 Interactive Whiteboard
1NEC Displays Solutions of America, LtdIW77 -
Interactive Whiteboard
2NEC Whiteboard Solution
- Whiteboard with Integrated eBeam enabled
receiver - Interactive digital stylus
- NEC Interact Software
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4- Install IW77 on wall
- OR Install IW77 on rolling floor stand (Order
code - IWSTAND)
5- Install NEC Interact software
6- Connect IW77 to the computer
- Plug the USB cable from the IW77 into an open USB
port on the computer. - How to determine if IW77 is connected?
- The system tray contains a mouse/ stylus icon
that will be white if the IW77 is connected. - If the icon is gray, system is not connected.
Right-click on icon and select Detect System to
connect.
7- Place (AA) battery in stylus pen
8- Connect projector to computer
9- Calibrate the projection area
Starting in the upper left-hand corner, use the
interactive stylus to tap in the center of each
of the red cross-hairs.
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11IW77 Explained
12IW77 Whiteboard Screen
- Writing surface
- 61.6 wide x 46.2 high
- 77 diagonal
- Overall dimensions
- 74 wide x 48 high
13IW77 Whiteboard Installation
- Durable construction
- Porcelain enamel skin protects surface
- Includes mounting brackets
- Whiteboard includes wall mounting brackets
- Security bracket levels and locks whiteboard in
place - Optional Floor Stand available for portable
applications
14IW77 Integrated Receiver
- Positioning technology
- Calibrate board settings using interactive
digital stylus - Complex algorithms continuously run in the
on-board DSP ensuring accuracy - Proprietary filtering eliminates outside
interference that could cause positioning errors
15IW77 Interactive Digital Stylus
- Desktop mouse control
- Open and close programs/files
- Browse the internet
- Advance and reverse PowerPoint slides
- Insert, drag drop images
- Handwriting recognition
- Insert freehand notes or transform to typed text
- Microsoft Office software
- MAC OS Inkwell
- Interactive toolbar hide function
- Hide/unhide the NEC Interact
- toolbar with a click of button
Interactive Toolbar
Right Click
Left Click
16Options and Accessories
- WTIW77 bundle
- IW77 whiteboard
- WT610 short throw projector
- Wall mount
- Replacement digital stylus
- Mobile whiteboard stand
- Access to remote server for internet based
presentations
17Basic Training
18NEC Interact Palette Selections
- Interactive Desktop Toolbar - Main tool bar
for when you are interactive. Allows for easy
navigation to tools and programs. Call up your
scrapbook, open PowerPoint, or quickly calibrate!
- Desktop Annotation Toolbar (w/One Button
Save!) - There when you want to digitally
annotate! Even if your outside the Software, you
can quickly make a note, correction, hold an
impromptu meeting, just click on the pen icon in
the Interactive Desktop and you are ready to
annotate!
- PowerPoint Toolbar - When presenting, this
unique palette will help you navigate from slide
to slide, quickly make notes, or highlight, while
having the added power of not saving as you go!
- Interactive Scrapbook Toolbar - When in our
software, have access to the annotation and
interaction tools, through this simple to use,
customizable control panel.
19Interactive Desktop Tool Palette
20Desktop Annotation
Desktop Annotation Palette
Desktop Annotation Button
Annotate over anything on your Desktop using pen,
highlighter and shapes.
Save annotation markings into Scrapbook for
future use
21Using and Annotating PowerPoint presentations
22Opening PowerPoint
- To begin presenting click on the PowerPoint icon
from the Interactive Desktop palette.
PowerPoint icon on the Desktop Palette.
23Select And Open A PowerPoint File
- To A file directory window will open allowing
access to PowerPoint files. - To Select the file that you would like to
present. - To Click Open
24Opening A PowerPoint File
- To Upon opening your presentation, the tool
palette will change to the PowerPoint Palette - To The center of the palette will change to the
PowerPoint icon
The file will open in PowerPoint slide show mode
25PowerPoint Control Palette
26Annotating your presentation with Pen Tool
The pen icon is located at 12 oclock
Click on the right-side of the palettes center
to choose the pens thickness.
Click on the left-side of the palettes center to
select the pens color.
27Annotating your presentation with Highlighter
Tool
The highlighter icon is located at 11 oclock
Click on the right-side of the palettes center
to choose highlighter thickness.
Click on the left-side of the palettes center to
select highlighter color.
28Using Pen And Highlight Feature
- To Once you have selected pen or highlighter
tool the screen is now ready for annotation. - Write and highlight anywhere on the screen.
29Annotating your presentation with Shapes Tool
- Using the shapes tool allows you to add lines,
arrows, squares, or circles to the slide. - Click the upper-left center of the palette to
change shapes. - Click the upper-right center of the palette so
change line thickness. - Click the lower-middle center of the palette to
change the color.
30Advancing And Reversing Slides
Choose the slide forward icon to move to the next
slide in the presentation.
Choose the slide back icon to go back to the
previous slide in the presentation.
NOTE Advancing and reversing slides can also be
accomplished with the buttons located on the pen
stylus.
31Erasing Annotations with the Erase Tool
- Choose the Eraser Tool to erase any pen or
highlighter strokes - Note You can also erase strokes after the
presentation by selecting them as objects in edit
mode and deleting them.
32Mouse Mode
- Mouse mode is ideal for presenters who do not
want to annotate their slide shows, but just want
to use the stylus as a wireless mouse.
33How to Exit from Annotating PowerPoint
Presentations
- When you are finished with your presentation, the
Stop PowerPoint Presentation button on the
palette will end your slide show and take you
back to edit mode.
34Setting Annotation Options
To set your specific preferences for PowerPoint
Annotations, right-click on the Desktop Palette
and choose Options and then the Annotations
tab. There are three choices Always add
objects to PowerPoint file. All annotations
will automatically be retained as you change
pages. They must be saved after the
presentation, though. Always discard
annotations Erases any annotations as soon as you
switch slides. Ask me each time Prompts you
whether you would like to save your annotations
each time that you move slides.
All of the annotations are part of the .ppt file.
They will be erased if you dont save them as
changes to the original file.
35Scrapbook Tool - Palette and Application
36Scrapbook Tool Palette
- Special tool wheel for Scrapbook functions
- Import PowerPoint presentations for annotation
and sharing - Import other files like DOC, XLS, BMP, JPG,
GIF, WMF - Add colors and grid lines in background settings
- Drag-and-drop pictures from your desktop then
rotate and resize them easily - Drag a coversheet over your pages to reveal them
one piece at a time
Text Box / Shapes Tool
Pen
Highlighter
Onscreen Keyboard/ Handwriting Recognition Toggle
Zoom
Eraser
Screen Capture/ Record / New Page
Pointer/ Shared Meeting Pointer
37Scrapbook Application Screen Layout
Change Views Page/Thumbnail, Thumbnail, Page,
Full Screen
Page Tools New, Duplicate, Delete, Clear
Page Navigation FWD, RVS, Home End
Undo and Redo
Share and Join Meeting
Participant View
Thumbnails
38Scrapbook Application Menu Layout
Key Menu Item View Whos in the Meeting
Key Menu Item Playback/Interactive Tools
Key Menu Item Open Other Files!
Key Menu Item See entire Image scaled to your
window
Key Menu Item Many File Formats
Key Menu Item Print Head/Footers
Key Menu Item Keep All members on the same page
w/ synchronization!
Key Menu Item Loading Background Images
39Scrapbook Application Views
Thumbnail View
Default View
40Screen Shots
The object is automatically imported into
Scrapbook as an image object
Select a portion of your screen
41Scrapbook Clip Art Gallery
- The Gallery contains standard objects and
backgrounds used to create Scrapbook sessions. - Can be used to create shortcuts to any library of
images on your computer for quick access during a
Scrapbook session.
42Image Based Objects within Scrapbook
- Objects can be rotated, resized, copied, and
pasted.
43Importing Files into Scrapbook
- Types of files for importing into Scrapbook
- Images
- Word Documents
- Excel Documents
- PowerPoint Presentations
44Scrapbook Cover Sheet
- Reveal information slowly and deliberately. Keep
everyones attention focused on only what you
want them to see.
45Scrapbook Spotlight
You may also click on the system tray icon
Right-click on any tool palette
46Scrapbook Spotlight
Click and drag anywhere outside lighted area to
move the spotlight
Spotlight Options Include - Transparency -
Shape - Shape Size
47Scrapbook Master Page
- Create one background that becomes the background
for all new pages. Great for everything from
graphs to company logos.
48Scrapbook Saving your Work
File Formats Available Scrapbook File (.ESB)
PDF File Vector PDF File Bitmap JPEG TIFF Metafi
le PowerPoint Presentation PowerPoint Show HTML
49Scrapbook Share Meeting Feature
50SCRAPBOOK - Internet and Intranet Meetings
PC Host a meeting using your own PC as a server
for up to 10 participants across your network
Mac/PC Broadcast your whiteboard across the
Internet to up to 25 participants using the
optional meeting server
51Scrapbook Share Meeting
- Host Requirements
- NEC IW77 or other eBeam hardware
- NEC Interact Software
- Internet connection
52Scrapbook Share Meeting
- Participant Requirements
- NEC Interact or eBeam software
- Internet connection
53Share Meeting User Annotation
No participants allowed to annotate (Organizer
only)
All participants allowed to annotate
Some participants allowed to annotate
54Communicating With Meeting Participants
Chat
Communicate with fellow meeting participants
using Scrapbooks built-in chat feature. Send
messages to one or all and make sure that
everyone is on the same page.
55Chat Tool
Click on the Meeting Participants icon on the
Scrapbook toolbar and not only see who is in the
meeting, but keep up with what theyre chatting
about.
56Tool Palette Sub-Menus
Customize the Interact palettes with the tools
you use most.
57Tool Palette Sub Menus
Click and hold the Pointer to access the Shared
Meeting Pointer.
58Handwriting Recognition Sub-Menu
Click and hold the Onscreen Keyboard to toggle
between the Handwriting Recognition and On-screen
Keyboard buttons Handwriting Recognition
software that interfaces directly with NEC
Interact is ritePen www.evernote.com/en/product
s/ritepen
59Screen Capture Sub-Menu
Click Screen Capture and choose either New Page
or Screen Recording.
60Custom Pen/Highlighter Colors
Choose your favorite color from the unlimited
Windows color palette
61Custom Colors
Double-click a color on the outer ring of the
palette and you can replace it with any color
from the Windows color palette.
62Shapes Tool
Eight new shapes in Scrapbook including lines,
arrows, and circles.
63Shapes Tool
Click and hold down the Text Box button to access
the Shapes Tool.
64Shapes Tool
Select the shape, color, and line thickness.
65Screen Recording with Audio
Record everything that happens on your screen
along with your voice and save as a movie file.
66Screen Recording with Audio
Choose the Recorder tool from the Screen Capture
sub-menu.
67Screen Recording with Audio
- Choose which part of the screen you would like to
record - the whole desktop
- a portion of the desktop
- a single window.
68Screen Recording with Audio
Use the Record Options menu to setup your
recording any way you want.