Movea GP241001 Projector RF Remote Control User Manual GyroRemote Setup Procedures

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GyroRemote

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User Guide

To Set Up and Synchronize the GyroRemote and the RadioLink Receiver:

1. Power on your computer and connect the RadioLink Receiver USB cable into an available USB port on your computer.

2. Follow standard USB device installation screens.

3. Insert 4 AAA batteries into GyroRemote handset.

Note: For most first time (out of box) installations, steps 4-6 are not required. Check that the GyroRemote controls the cursor (LED on

Receiver should flicker while GyroRemote is actively sending data). If cursor does not move, proceed with steps 4-6.

4. Press and hold the LEARN button on the RadioLink Receiver for 2 seconds. The STATUS light will blink slowly,

indicating that the receiver is in “Learn Mode.”

5. Press the TEACH button on the GyroRemote handset. The status light on the RadioLink Receiver will blink rapidly for

4 seconds, then will blink slowly. Push the “Teach” button on any additional devices (i.e. keyboard or 2nd

GyroRemote) at this time.

6. OPTIONAL: To exit “Learn Mode,” press the LEARN button on the RadioLink Receiver for 2 seconds. Otherwise, after

five minutes, Learn Mode will automatically time out.

If more than one Gyration remote and/or keyboard is being installed on the system, place the Receiver into Learn Mode

(step 4 above) only once, then “Teach” each device before exiting Learn Mode. Do not push the Learn button on the

receiver for each device to be added.

When the Receiver is put into Learn Mode, it erases its memory of learned devices and looks for new devices. Therefore,

when adding a new device to a system it is necessary to put the Receiver into Learn Mode then Teach all devices that will be

used on the system.

Note: After the Teach/Learn sequence is performed, the receiver and the device will remain synchronized after powering down and changing

channels. It is only necessary to perform the Teach/Learn sequence when setting a device up for the first time or when adding additional

RadioLink devices to the system.

To Determine Which Channel GyroRemote is Using:

GyroRemote has eight* individual channels available to it. To determine which channel a device is currently using:

1. Press and quickly release the CHANNEL button on the GyroRemote handset. Count the number of times the green

LED light on the top of the handset flashes. The number of flashes indicates the channel the handset is using.

Note: If GyroRemote’s channel is changed when the computer is powered down or the receiver is not connected, the devices will become

unsynchronized. When the system is running, click and release the channel button as described above to initiate a “channel confirm”

operation. GyroRemote broadcasts a message across all eight channels that informs the receiver what channel it is currently operating on.

The receiver then automatically restores synchronization.

* European and other versions have fewer channels. Refer to table on page XX.

Indicator

LED

Channel Teach

Button Button

GyroRemote

Right/Left Select

Buttons

Activation Trigger Battery Compartment

Always On

Button Tools 1-4 Tools 5, 6

(not shown)

To Change the Channel GyroRemote Is Using:

When more than one RadioLink device is being used in the same proximity, each device should be set to operate on a

unique channel. If more than one device is attempting to simultaneously operate on the same channel, the red “Conflict”

LED on the RadioLink receiver will flicker and input control may be intermittent.

To change the channel:

1. Press and hold the CHANNEL button on the GyroRemote handset for 2 seconds. When you release the button,

GyroRemote will change to the next channel and the green LED will flash. The number of times the green LED

flashes indicates the new channel the handset is using.

If a Teach/Learn sequence has already been performed, it will not be necessary to re-synchronize the devices after a

channel change.

TIP: For optimal performance when using two or more devices with a single RadioLink receiver, space the devices with one

or more unused channels. For instance, a system with two remotes and a keyboard should be set accordingly: remote #1

set to channel one, remote #2 set to channel 3, and keyboard set to channel 5.

Using GyroRemote

GyroRemote provides you great flexibility in how you control your computer. GyroRemote

has no line-of-site requirements. This means it’s not necessary to point the device at the

computer, receiver, or TV screen. Find a comfortable, relaxed position and move the

cursor with easy wrist movements.

The following instructions assume you have already set up and synchronized GyroRemote

and the RadioLink Receiver (see setup steps above).

1. Hold GyroRemote in a comfortable, relaxed position with your index finger on the

Activate Trigger and your thumb on the Select Buttons (see illustration above).

2. Press and hold the Activation Trigger with your index finger. While holding the

Activation Trigger, flex your wrist up, down, sideways, in a manner similar to using

a flashlight. The mouse cursor tracks the motions of your hand. Note: it is not necessary to point GyroRemote at the

screen so be sure to place your hand in a relaxed, comfortable position in your lap or by your side.

3. Use your thumb to press the left/right select buttons. These buttons serve the same functions as the left/right mouse

button of a standard computer mouse.

4. Double-click the Activate Button to keep the cursor continuously active. To stop the cursor, click the Activate Button

once. Another way to keep the cursor continuously active is to click the crescent shaped GyroPoint Always On

Button.

GyroRemote uses standard Windows and Mac mouse drivers. Cursor tracking speeds, mouse double-click speeds, and other

options can be customized using the Mouse Control Panel under Windows 98, 2000, ME or Mac OS 8 and above (see

operating system documentation for further information about customizing mouse properties).

Powering Off GyroRemote

After 3 minutes of non-use, GyroRemote enters a Sleep Mode that conserves battery life. In Sleep Mode the unit only uses

battery power when a button is pushed. It is not necessary to power down the unit when it is idle unless the unit will be

traveling and may encounter inadvertent button presses.

5. To power down GyroRemote, simultaneously press and release the Channel button and Teach button on the side of

unit. GyroRemote will immediately enter deep sleep mode and will be unresponsive to button clicks. The unit will

confirm it is powering off by flashing its LED three times.

6. Repeat this sequence to power the unit back on. The unit will confirm it is powering on by flashing its LED for 1

second.

Note: It may be necessary to place the unit into deep sleep when traveling on commercial airlines due to FCC regulations

regarding radio-emitting devices.

Installing or Replacing the Batteries

GyroRemote operates on four standard or alkaline AAA batteries. When GyroRemote’s batteries

reach 20% of a full charge the Status LED will blink when it normally lights solid. For instance,

clicking and holding a button on a fully charged remote causes the Status LED to light solid. Clicking

and holding a button on a remote with low batteries will cause the Status LED to blink intermittently.

To replace the batteries:

1. From the bottom of the remote, slide the battery cover open by pushing firmly downward

with your thumbs.

2. Remove the battery holder.

3. Insert four new AAA batteries into battery cradle and return cradle into GyroRemote. When

replacing the cradle into the remote, align the positive (+) labels. See Illustration for proper

cradle alignment.

4. Replace battery cover.

Four alkaline AAA batteries will generally provide up to six months of use in a typical presentation environment.

Fine-tuning Cursor Control

GyroRemote uses your standard Windows mouse driver. Any settings that are available to a standard desktop mouse are

also available to GyroRemote. Multiple factors will determine how you adjust your mouse to suit your preference including

screen resolution, mouse driver version and overall personal preference.

While becoming familiar with your GyroRemote and getting a feel for the GyroPoint method of cursor control, Gyration

recommends adjusting your mouse driver to the following settings:

! Pointer Speed - Average. Some new users prefer this setting to be slightly slower than average. Advanced users

will increase the speed so that less wrist movement gives them more screen coverage with the cursor.

! Acceleration – Low or Off.

GyroTools Software

GyroTools software is a suite of professional presentation tools that enhance the functionality of GyroRemote. Assign your

favorite tools to buttons 1-6 on GyroRemote and put advanced presentation techniques at your fingertips.

To install the GyroTools software, insert the GyroTools disk into your CD drive and follow the on-screen instructions. Once

GyroTools is installed, you can view complete operating instructions by accessing the on-line help documentation.

Accessing GyroTools On-Line Help

Gyration Mobile Keyboard

To Set Up and Synchronize the Keyboard with the RadioLink Receiver:

1. Power on your computer and connect the RadioLink Receiver USB cable into an available USB port on your computer.

2. Follow standard USB device installation screens.

3. Insert 4 AAA batteries into Keyboard.

4. Press and hold the LEARN button on the RadioLink Receiver for 2 seconds. The STATUS light will blink slowly,

indicating that the receiver is in “Learn Mode.”

5. Press the TEACH button on the Gyration keyboard (see illustration above). The status light on the RadioLink

Receiver will blink rapidly for 4 seconds, then will blink slowly. Push the “Teach” button on any additional devices

(i.e. GyroRemote or 2nd Keyboard) at this time.

6. OPTIONAL: Press the LEARN button on the RadioLink Receiver for 2 seconds to exit “Learn Mode.” Otherwise, after

five minutes, Learn Mode will automatically time out.

If more than one RadioLink device is being installed on the same system, place the Receiver into Learn Mode (step 4 above)

only once, then “Teach” each device before exiting Learn Mode. Do not push the Learn button on the receiver for each

device to be added.

After the Teach/Learn sequence is performed, the receiver and the device will remain synchronized after powering down and

changing channels. It is only necessary to perform the Teach/Learn sequence when setting a device up for the first time or

when adding additional RadioLink devices to the system.

When the Receiver is put into Learn Mode, it erases its memory of previously learned devices and looks for new devices.

Therefore, when adding a new device to a system it is necessary to put the Receiver into Learn Mode then Teach all devices

that will be used on the system.

To Determine Which Channel the Keyboard is Using:

The Gyration Keyboard has eight* individual channels available to it. To determine which channel a device is currently using:

1. Press and quickly release the CHANNEL button on the keyboard. Count the number of times the green LED light on

the top of the keyboard flashes. The number of flashes indicates the channel the keyboard is using.

Note: If the keyboard’s channel is changed when the computer is powered down or the receiver is not connected, the

devices will become unsynchronized. When the system is running, click and release the channel button as described

above to initiate a “channel confirm” operation. The keyboard broadcasts a message across all eight channels that

informs the receiver what channel it is currently operating on. The receiver then automatically restores synchronization.

To Change the Channel the Keyboard is Using:

When more than one RadioLink device is being used in the same proximity, each device should be set to operate on a

unique channel. If more than one device is attempting to operate on the same channel, the red “Conflict” LED on the

RadioLink receiver will flicker and input may be intermittent. To change the channel:

* * European and other versions have fewer channels. Refer to table on page XX.

Status LED Channel Button Teach Button

1. Click and hold the CHANNEL button on the RF Keyboard for 2 seconds. When you release the button, the keyboard

will change to the next channel and the green LED will flash. The number of times the green LED flashes indicates

the new channel the keyboard is using.

If a Teach/Learn sequence has already been performed, it will not be necessary to re-synchronize the devices.

TIP: For optimal performance when using two or more devices with a single RadioLink receiver, space the devices with one

or more unused channels. For instance, a system with two remotes and a keyboard should be set accordingly: remote #1

set to channel one, remote #2 set to channel 3, and keyboard set to channel 5.

Powering Off the Keyboard

After 3 minutes of non-use, the keyboard enters a Sleep Mode that conserves battery life. In Sleep Mode the unit only uses

battery power when a button is pushed. It is not necessary to power down the unit when it is idle unless the unit will be

traveling and may encounter inadvertent key presses.

1. To power down the keyboard, simultaneously press and release the Channel button and Teach button on the top of

the keyboard. The keyboard will immediately enter deep sleep mode and will be unresponsive to key or button clicks.

The unit will confirm it is powering off by flashing its LED three times.

2. Repeat this sequence to power on the unit. The unit will confirm it is powering on by flashing its LED for 1 second.

Note: if the keyboard’s protective cover is used, power down is not required. The cover will prevent inadvertent key presses

and the unit will remain in sleep mode with no radio transmission.

Special Keyboard Media Keys

Key OS Support Program Support Function

Win 2000, ME Windows CD Player,

Default Media Player CD or Media player scans for previously played track

Win 2000, ME Windows CD Player,

Default Media Player Toggles player between Play and Pause modes

Win 2000, ME Windows CD Player,

Default Media Player CD or Media player scans for next track on CD or music file

Win 2000, ME Windows CD Player,

Default Media Player Puts player into Stop mode

Win 2000, ME Windows sound control Decreases Windows volume setting

Win 2000, ME Windows sound control Increases Windows volume setting

Win 2000, ME Windows sound control Mutes Windows sound volume