Ipevo IW2 - How IW2 Works

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IW2 is made up of three devices: the Interactive Pen, the Sensor Cam,
and the Wireless Receiver (attached at the bottom of the Interactive
Pen). The Interactive Pen emits infrared signals on contact or by
pressing the IPEVO button on the Pen, the Sensor Cam, which acts as
the “eye” of IW2, then reads the infrared signals emitted and detects
the physical location of the Pen. As the Sensor Cam works in the same
way as how our eyes work, it is necessary to ensure any tappings
or movements made with the Interactive Pen could be “seen” and
detected by the Sensor Cam. Thus, please keep a clear path between
the Sensor Cam and the Pen, otherwise, these actions would not be
detected.
After detecting the physical location of the Pen, the Sensor Cam sends
this information wirelessly via the paired Wireless Receiver (which
must be plugged into the computer’s USB port) to your computer,
which then translates the Pen’s motion into cursor motion. Thus,
wherever you move the Pen, the computer will also move its cursor
in real time, just like a wireless mouse. You can also perform mouse
clicks and drags with the Interactive Pen.
How IW2 Works
Emits infrared signals on
contact or by pressing the
green button.
Receives infrared signals
from Sensor Cam and
translates Interactive Pen’s
motion into cursor motion.
Reads infrared
signals and sends
them wirelessly
to the Wireless
Receiver.
INTERACTIVE PEN
WIRELESS RECEIVER
SENSOR CAM
VGA / HDMI
cable
Power Adapter