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< ResponseCard XL >
1. Introduction
It is a part of educational system, students using this system can transmit answers
though it to PC remotely. Then a receiving part accepts the signal form the each
student and passes it over to a PC. Finally, the PC saves the answers and reconstructs
them.
2. Remote Keypad
It has a unique ID. It can be operated in the Presentation & Test mode.
In case of Presentation Mode, once if the number key on the keypad is selected, it
transmits the unique ID and corresponding IR signal.
And regarding Test Mode, an user can store any answers in the remote keypad & the
maximum stored data will be 999 and the stored answer will be transmitted to PC
after downloading at IR USB Receiver.
2.1 General Features
There are two modes - Presentation mode and Test mode
LCD display - Question Number , Answer and so on
15 buttons (0~9, *, ? ,↓(N), ↑(Y), T/P)
LED - Lights when button is pressed while in Presentation Mode
- Lights when low battery voltage is detected
z Two batteries – CR2450 (3V) x 2ea
z Non-volatile memory (EEPROM) capable of storing up to 999 single digit
responses
2.2 LCD display
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4 large digits ; 3 for Question Number and one for Answer
When Presentation mode
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When Test mode
In Test mode, a dialog display to interface with user with feedback questions
such as "Lease Test Mode? (Y/N)" and “Erase Stored Data? (Y/N)”
2.3 Buttons
There are 15 buttons for education XL remote keypad.
↓(N) ↑(Y)
1/A 2/B
4/D 5/E
7/G
8/H
0/J
T/P
3/C
6/F
9/I
2.4 ID code
There are 6,291,456 possible ID combinations available.
Range: A00000 ~ FFFFFF
ID code is stored in a non-volatile EEPROM.
Each keypad except ↓(N), ↑(Y), T/P have unique factory programmed
System ID when the Presentation mode
2.5 Presentation mode
While in "Presentation" mode, units LCD Display is completely blank, except
when key is press and unit functions exactly like ResponseCard IR units. Any
Transmission key (0~9, * and ?) should be “echoed” for three seconds in the
Answer field of the LCD.
LCD display is blank when Normal
status
Echoed for 3 second when key is
pressed
2.5.1
Setting ID
ID of each remote can be set to a desired ID code as follows:
a) Press and hold both “*” and “6” buttons until LED is lit constantly.
b) Press the numeric key corresponding the desired ID code.
For code “000123”, ‘0’, ‘0’, ‘0’, ‘1’, ‘2’, ‘3’ serially.
c) IR remote will acknowledge by blinking LED 3 times.
2.5.2
Revert back to factory programmed ID
ID of each remote can be reverted to an original factory programmed ID code
as follows:
a) Press and hold both “*” and “1” buttons until LED turns on constantly.
b) IR remote will acknowledge by blinking LED 3 times.
2.6 Test mode
When Mode button (T/P) is pressed, unit promptly to input control number.
When 3 digits are input, unit enters "Test" mode.
2.6.1
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Operation in Test mode
While in Test mode, no data is transferred via IR.
LCD displays “TEST” under Answer space.
LCD displays to show 001 Question and Blank Answer.
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Student can use Up and Down Scroll buttons to change Question Number
001~999, enter and/or review answers already stored.
Student can change the wanted number by themselves through Goto function.
a) Press ‘*’, then the first digit will be blink for Question Number.
b) If press the wanted number, the next digit will be blink for Question
Number.
c) And press the wanted number, the next will be blink for Question
Number of third digit.
d) Press ‘?’. then stop to blink the digits and return to test mode.
When any answer is entered into the unit, the answer and corresponding
question number are displayed for three seconds. After three seconds the
Question number field is automatically incremented and the Answer field goes
blank.
The answer is displayed for 3 second
when the answer is pressed
After three seconds, the Question
number field is automatically incremented
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Answers and corresponding Question numbers are stored in EEPROM until
deleted by user.
Students may return to Question numbers they have already answered or
skipped, and change (i.e. enter new) answers.
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Once student has completed test, Mode button (T/P) is pressed again. Unit
displays "Leave Test Mode? (Y/N)" message. If "Y" is pressed, unit switches
from Test mode to Locked mode and displays “LOCK” under Answer space.
While in Lock mode, units Presentation capabilities are fully functional.
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Unit may not leave Lock mode until stored answers are downloaded
and previously stored answers are deleted.
Units are aimed at IR receiver and transmission/download is initiated by
pressing the * and ? keys simultaneously.
Once Unit’s Test data is downloaded, Unit is permitted to re-enter Presentation
mode or be downloaded again.
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To re-enter Presentation mode, “T/P” button is pressed. User is asked “Erase
Stored Data? (Y/N)”.
If Y is pressed, all stored data is deleted and unit re-enters Presentation mode.
If N is pressed unit remains in LOCK mode.
2.6.2
Method for transmission/download
a) Units are aimed at IR receiver
b) Press the “*” and “?” keys simultaneously
c) When Transmit is started, unit transmits Unit ID, Control number, Number of
Answers, Answers and End String via IR. Each transmission is send from
answer of first question number (001) to last answer of maximum question
number that have been input recently
d) A LED flash as data is transmitted and goes out seconds when complete.
2.6.3
Power save mode while in Test mode
a) LCD panel is displayed to blank if there is no button activity for 5
minutes while in Test mode.
b) Any key press should wake unit up and the initially pressed key, which
wakes the unit up, not be utilized in anyway.
c) When leaving Power Save mode, unit return to exact place and state,
prior to entering Power Save Mode
2.7 Range
2.7.1
Range while in Presentation mode
The nominal IR transmission distance is 13m (~ 42’) when the battery is fresh.
The IR transmission distance may reduce as the battery wears out.
2.7.2 Range while in Transmission/Download
The distance is 1m (3feet) when battery is fresh.
2.8 Low Battery Indicator
The unit will indicate when the battery is low and needs to be replaced.
The unit will flash or go on LED to indicate low battery
2.9 Casing Features
Size of a remote keypad is 62x100x8.5 (WxLxH) (unit=mm)
Screw in battery cover to keep closed.
Infra-red LED is placed on front of the remote keypad
Recessed area for product label on bottom of remote keypad
2.10
Label
The device should be labeled with a firmly attached sticker displaying all the
appropriate and required CE and C-TICK markings and text. The label is
included the unit’s model number and the particular units serial number and/or
Unit ID. It should also display company name and website URL.
With Unit ID, barcode is included for manufacturing.
2.11 Certification
CE and C-TiCK is complied. But FCC verification is complied.
2.12 Electrical Specification
(a) Carrier frequency : 38khz for infrared signal
(b) Operating range : Max. 30m
(c) Power Supply: 3V ( CR2450 * 2ea )
(d) Oscillation: 4Mhz resonator (M.P.U)
2.13 Dimension
65.0 x 89.5 x 9.7 (W, L, H)
3. IR USB Receiver
3.1 Code conversion
IR receiver receives and converts the IR signals transmitted by the IR
transmitter in to corresponding USB signals and then turn it over to personal
computer.
3.2 Protocol from remote keypad of Presentation mode
IR receiver sends 9 bytes of data to the host PC via USB interface when a valid
IR data is received. (LED lights and go off to indicate a valid data)
ID code
6 bytes
Button code
1 byte

1 byte

1 byte
Ex: ID “A2345F” and button ‘*’, IR receiver will send bytes
A 2 3 4 5 F * 
3.3 Protocol from remote keypad for Downloading
IR receiver sends the following data to host PC via USB interface when a valid
download data is received. (LED lights and go off to indicate a valid data)
a) Start Signals ; ID, Control Number, Number of Answers
b) Data Signals ; Answers
c) End Signals ;  
In case of the user did not select the answer , receiver send ASCII “- ” to PC.
3.4 Error signal
When receiving error from TX, receiver send ASCII
“!” to PC
3.5 Power Source & Management
IR receiver for USB is 5V Bus-powered from the host PC.
3.6 Electrical Specification
(a) Power Supply: 5V Bus-powered
(b) Carrier frequency received: 38Khz for infrared signal
(c) Operating range : Max. 30m
(d) Oscillation: 4Mhz resonator (M.P.U)
(e) Oscillation: 6Mhz resonator (Serial to USB I.C)
3.7 Cable Length
The length of the cable is 10 feet and is shielded


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