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What “Press” Means on SMART Products
By touching the interactive screen, you can use interactive features,
control computer applications, and write notes over these applications in
digital ink. However, depending on your SMART product, the method of
touch varies.
While interactive whiteboards respond to any physical touch on the
interactive surface, Sympodium ID250 interactive pen displays only
respond to the special pen tool that comes with the product. In this guide,
when you see “press” in the text—for example, press the button to close
the window—the method of pressing depends on which product you
have.
If you have a SMART Board interactive whiteboard, you can touch the
button with your finger. However, if you have a Sympodium product,
press the Left Click button on the pen display and then touch the pen tool
tip to the interactive screen.
What State Your SMART Product Is In
This guide assumes that your SMART product is set up and ready to use,
which means:
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your interactive product is properly installed. If your product uses a
projector, that projector should be turned on and properly connected
to the computer. If you have a Sympodium lectern, make sure you’ve
turned on the interactive pen display and that the video cables are
properly connected. When you look at the screen, you should see the
computer desktop.
If you’ve turned on the necessary equipment and you still can’t see
the computer’s desktop on the screen, read your product’s installation
instructions to make sure the product was set up correctly. Also check
that the interactive product is connected to your computer and a
power source (if necessary).
Every SMART product has one or more light-emitting diodes (LEDs)
that indicate the state of the product. Interactive whiteboards have a
Ready Light and lights for each tool, while Sympodium products have
Power and Status LEDs.
For 600 series interactive whiteboards, see page 73. If the Ready
Light on a 500 series interactive whiteboard is solid green, your
system is functioning properly. If it’s red, the pen tray is receiving
power but it isn’t communicating with SMART Board software. If you
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