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Table of Contents
Introduction and features and benefits. 3
Operation, 4
Software update 4
First time connection. 5
Adding a handset 5
Erasing Handset 5
Keyboard Command Programming 6
Keyboard Control (additional info) 6
Add a handset to a specified port 6
Remote deselection of port 6
Remote Control 6
Network Power 7
Settings 7
Items included 8
French 10
Deutsch 18
Italiano 26
Norsk 34
Português 42
Español 50
Compliance testing
EU Compliance 58/59
FCC Compliance 60/61
Laser Warnings and compliance 67
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Handsets
Laser Handset
A slimmer, slightly longer handset that sits comfortably in your hand. A finger
notch on the rear of the handset anchors it to your hand. Extensive redesign
of the internal antenna means we have squeezed a little bit more distance out
of this handset. Over 100m open field.
We use 2 batteries:- one for the transmitter, (AA or
MN1500 size, 1.5V) and a separate battery just for the
Laser (CR2, 3V). This is a high power/high capacity
battery that is common in photographic systems and
readily available.
Safe Laser Use
The Laser is Class 2, less than 1mW green 522nm laser. It is 10x brighter
than an equivalent red laser.
It is important to use the laser in a safe manner by highlighting your images
on screens. It is not advisable to use a laser on a monitor that has a glass
front, or something similar, as the reflection of the beam could reflect into
someone's eyes and may cause discomfort or worse. Use the beam in either
a circular or backwards and forwards motion to circle an outline, highlight an
item being discussed or, underline something.
CAUTION – Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than
those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure
DO NOT SHINE INTO THE SKY AT AIRCRAFT —
You will be arrested, fined and imprisoned in many countries!
LASER RADIATION
DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM
Wavelength 522nm
CW/Pulsed Pulsed
Average Power 800μW
Pulse Duration 44μs
Frequency 10.5kHz
Complies with IEC/EN 608251:(2014) and 21 CFR
1040.10 & 1040.11 except for deviation Pursuant to
Laser No. 50, dated June 24, 2007
FCC ID T3QI2TXL
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