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L-150

User’s Guide

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Important Information

WARNINGThe backlight setting for the SMART Sympodium™ L-150 lectern is 70% of maximum. Thisconfiguration compensates for degradation and extends the longevity of the backlight and otherheat-sensitive components. This setting is particularly important if you're operating the L-150 in anenvironment where operating temperatures reach or exceed 95°F (35°C). Accordingly, if you areoperating the L-150 in such an environment, any alteration of the backlight to a setting beyond 70%will void your SMART Limited Equipment Warranty (see paragraph (iii) of Warranty Exclusions inthe warranty).

WARNINGAs the lectern screen is extremely sensitive to liquids, don't apply glass cleaner or any organicsolvent such as alcohol or even mild detergent. Use of these cleaners can damage the screen'sfinish or seep into the electronics, voiding your warranty coverage. See page 28 of this guide formore detailed cleaning information.

Do not immerse the stylus in liquids.

WARNINGIf the lectern screen has been damaged, DO NOT touch any liquid that may be leaking from it. Thisliquid is an irritant. In case of contact with skin, eyes or mouth, rinse immediately with runningwater for at least 15 minutes. Consult a physician if contact is made with the eyes or mouth.

WARNINGDo not use the SMART Sympodium L-150 lectern in a facility control system that requires extremelyhigh reliability; the lectern may cause other electronic devices to malfunction, or other devices maycause the console to malfunction. Where use is prohibited, power off the console to prevent thepossibility of it causing other electronic devices to malfunction. SMART Technologies Inc. does notaccept any liability for direct or consequential damages. For details, refer to the warranty shippedwith the lectern.

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Other PrecautionsFor operating safety and proper installation, read this guide carefully and observe thefollowing precautions:

1 The digitizer inside the screen won't work if placed in the vicinity of a large magneticfield. For this reason, keep speakers and power transformers away from the lectern.

2 Do not place sharp or heavy objects on the screen because they may scratch itssurface or block ventilation holes. Do not use any instrument other than the tetheredstylus on the screen as the screen's coating may be damaged.

3 The SMART X-Port™ 30 unit can support only one control panel at a time. Connectingtwo panels will cause the system to malfunction.

4 Avoid setting up and using the lectern in an area with excessive levels of dust,humidity and cigarette smoke. Do not set up the lectern where it is exposed to directsunlight, severe temperature changes, heat from other appliances, water or any otherliquid.

5 Do not modify the power cord. Handle the power cord carefully and avoid excessivebending. You should route the power cord so it is unlikely to be walked on or pinchedby items placed upon or against it. If you must run the cable over the floor, lay thecable in a flat, straight line and secure it to the floor with tape or a cable-managementstrip in a contrasting color.

6 Do not connect or disconnect the video or power cable while the console is on, as itmay damage the liquid crystal display (LCD) or the computer video card.

7 The lectern is equipped with a three-wire grounding-type plug. This plug will only fitinto a grounding-type power outlet. If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet,contact your electrician to replace the outlet. Do not try to circumvent the plug's safetyrestrictions.

8 The lectern's location should give you clear and direct access to the main power plugso you can unplug the unit at any time. Always disconnect the unit before performingany installation or maintenance.

9 Disconnect the power to the lectern during electrical storms or if it won't be used overa long period of time.

10 Do not exceed a display refresh rate of 75 Hz for input sources as this can cause thescreen to overheat.

11 If replacement parts are required, the service technician must use replacement partsspecified by SMART Technologies Inc. or parts with the same characteristics as theoriginals that have been approved by SMART Technologies Inc.

12 Use the lectern with a VGA or DVI graphics card. An inappropriate graphics card maydamage the screen.

13 Avoid subjecting the lectern to intensive shock or vibration. You may damage thelectern by hitting or dropping any component.

14 The stylus is a sealed unit. There aren't any user-repairable parts inside the stylus, norare there any batteries. If you attempt to open the stylus, you may break the seal andrender the stylus unusable.

15 With use, the stylus wears down. Do not use a stylus that has worn down to a sharp orangular tip as it may damage the screen. See page 28 for information on changing thestylus tip.

16 Prevent children from playing with the stylus, as the small tip may be accidentallyremoved, creating a choking hazard.

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A Note about This GuideIn general, the procedures in this guide apply to the Microsoft® Windows® operatingsystems or Macintosh computers. However, any information that relates solely toMacintosh computers is accompanied by a “Mac” icon in the margin, and informationspecific to Windows operating systems is indicated by a similarly placed "Win" icon.

This guide shows you how to use the Sympodium L-150 interactive lectern, as well as howto connect a laptop computer to the lectern. However, this guide assumes that the lecternhas already been integrated with the necessary input and output devices. If you needinformation on connecting the lectern, refer to the SMART Sympodium L-150 Integrator'sGuide.

Locating More InformationThe SMART Board™ User's Guide also comes with the lectern. Read this guide tounderstand all the features of the SMART Board software, or make use of the extensiveonline Help files. While reading the SMART Board User's Guide and the online Help, keepin mind that:

• the lectern's interactive screen works just like a projected SMART Board interactivewhiteboard, where a touch on the SMART Board interactive whiteboard with a fingeris the same as a touch on the lectern's interactive screen with the stylus

• the lectern's stylus and pen-tool buttons function similar to the Pen Tray tools on theinteractive whiteboard

General Operating Environment The lectern is designed to work trouble-free within the following ranges:

Temperature Range 41°F to 90°F (5°C to 32°C)*

Pressure Range Sea level to 6,000' (1,830 m)

Humidity 80% relative humidity,non-condensing

Dirt or Dust in the Environment Normal office environment

* Long-life testing shows that the screen will operate normally for over 2,000 hours ofcontinuous use in this temperature range.

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ContentsImportant Information ................................................................................. i

Introducing the SMART Sympodium L-150 Lectern ................................ 1Lectern Views............................................................................................................. 2Overview of Lectern Components .............................................................................. 4Supported Devices ..................................................................................................... 5System Requirements .............................................................................................. 11Locating the Serial Number...................................................................................... 12

Accessing the Components .................................................................... 12Accessing the Lectern Connection Panel ................................................................ 13Locating the Door Keys ............................................................................................ 13Opening the Audience-Side Doors........................................................................... 14Locking the Audience-Side Doors ............................................................................ 14Using the Corner Brackets and Rack-Mount Cabinet .............................................. 15Moving the Lectern................................................................................................... 15

Using the Lectern ..................................................................................... 17Activating Computer Applications............................................................................. 18Writing and Erasing over Computer Applications..................................................... 18Changing Input Sources........................................................................................... 21Opening the On-Screen Keyboard........................................................................... 21Powering Off the Lectern.......................................................................................... 21Adjusting the Screen ................................................................................................ 22Orienting the Screen ................................................................................................ 24Orientation Tips ........................................................................................................ 24

Using a Laptop Computer with the Lectern ........................................... 25Installing SMART Board Software............................................................................ 26Matching Resolution................................................................................................. 27

Care and Cleaning .................................................................................... 28Cleaning the Screen Surface ................................................................................... 28Changing Stylus Tips ............................................................................................... 28

Troubleshooting ....................................................................................... 29Screen Problems...................................................................................................... 29Interpreting Indicator Color....................................................................................... 30Troubleshooting Chart.............................................................................................. 30Image Problems ....................................................................................................... 31

Customer Support .................................................................................... 32Contacting SMART Technical Support .................................................................... 32Other SMART Contacts............................................................................................ 32Product Warranty...................................................................................................... 32Registration .............................................................................................................. 32

Index .......................................................................................................... 33

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Introducing the SMART Sympodium L-150LecternThe SMART Sympodium L-150 lectern is a powerful interactive writing surface that allowspresenters and teachers to control and annotate over computer applications. With theSympodium L-150 lectern, they can take full advantage of all the SMART Board softwarefeatures while at the console, facing their audience.

Presenters can interact with up to three input sources, which can include their own laptopcomputer or other video devices. A simple press of a control panel button changes the imagesource on both the interactive screen and any other connected video display, such as aprojector or external monitor. The lectern also sends that source's audio signal to anyconnected room sound system.

For technical details on integrating components with the lectern and the technical operationsof the lectern, refer to the SMART Sympodium L-150 Integrator's Guide, which hasinformation on cabling, audio alignment, computer system requirements and other technicalaspects of the lectern.

The lectern also comes with SMART Board software, which you can install on any connectedcomputer. SMART Board software includes a number of the tools for creating and savingannotations made over computer applications during a lecture or presentation, including:

• SMART Board Control Panel which lets you configure the pen-tool buttons

• Floating Tools, a virtual palette of annotation tools

• SMART Notebook™ software, an application that also includes many annotation tools aswell as the ability to organize, save and share your annotations

• SMART Recorder, which can record a video file of everything you do on a computer(Windows operating system only)

• SMART Video Player, a Windows-only application that allows you to annotate over videoand graphics, and then save or clear your annotations—use this application to highlightthe key aspects of your presentation video

• SMART Keyboard, which allows you to enter text in an application using a virtualkeyboard activated by the stylus. If you use a Windows computer, the SMARTKeyboard can convert your handwriting to typed text.

• SMART Aware, an application that works in the background to make a number ofconferencing, graphics, word processing and presentation programs board-aware

For more information on the many uses of SMART Board software, read the SMARTBoard User's Guide.

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Lectern ViewsTo deliver a presentation using the SMART Sympodium L-150 lectern, you'll stand at thepresenter's side of the lectern. Not only are you facing your audience with the interactivescreen in front of you, but all the tools needed for your dynamic, multimedia presentation arewithin reach. Set your laptop computer on the surface beside the console. Open the lecterndoors for access to the internal computer and storage area. Slide open the equipment drawerto access a connected document camera (optional) or another video device. Meanwhile, onthe other side of the lectern, your audience only sees a neatly closed cabinet.

Presenter's Side with Doors and Drawer Open

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Audience View of the Lectern

If you need to access the rear panels of the peripheral devices, you can easily unlatch andopen the audience-side doors. See page 14 for details.

Audience Side with Doors Open


Overview of Lectern ComponentsThe SMART Sympodium L-150 lectern consists of the following components and systems:

• console

• interactive screen

• pen-tool buttons and indicators

• stylus

• control panel

• SMART X-Port 30™ switching unit

• connection panel

• power management system

• audio system

• cable management system

• rack-mount cabinet

Rack-Mount Cabinet

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X-Port 30 Unit

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Connection Panel Housing

Equipment Drawer

Pen Tools and IndicatorsInteractive Screen

Tethered Stylus


Supported DevicesYour lectern also supports a number of input and output devices (as well as room systems), allof which can be stored securely inside the cabinet. An input device is a piece of equipmentthat uses the console to display video images, such as a computer. An output device is apiece of equipment that accepts video or audio signals from the lectern and either displays theimages or distributes the sound. Supported devices not included with the lectern are:

• power amplifier and speakers

• microphone

• computer (internal or external)

• document camera (a video scaler may also be integrated)

• VCR, DVD player (a video scaler may also be integrated)

• projector

• projection screen

The ConsoleThe console contains the interactive screen, which you can touch with the tethered stylus toactivate computer programs. You can also use the natural pen motion of the stylus to annotateover computer applications. To control stylus behavior, use the pen-tool buttons on theconsole, or use the other buttons to control the power and the on-screen display features.

You can tell which pen tool is active from the glowing light-emitting diode (LED) indicatorinside the button. Other visual aids are the LED indicators for communication, screen statusand power. See the Troubleshooting section (page 30) for details on interpreting the LEDcolors.

Also included on the console are the control panel and a microphone connector. (Themicrophone isn't included with the lectern). Beneath the console, you'll find a slide-outkeyboard tray for the keyboard and mouse.

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Pen-Tool Buttons

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Interactive Screen

Stylus

LED Indicators and Power Button

Keyboard Tray

Microphone Connector


The Interactive ScreenThe screen is the lectern's visual display as well as an interactive writing surface. WithSMART Board software running on a connected computer, touching the screen with the stylushas the same effect as moving and clicking a mouse.

You can adjust the screen settings. However, we recommend you keep the backlight setting atless than 70%. See page 23 for more details on adjusting the backlight setting.

Like a monitor, the screen will occasionally get dirty. You can find instructions for cleaning it onpage 28.

NOTE: The screen may have a very small number of pixels permanently illuminated or notilluminated at all. This is normal and doesn't mean that the screen is defective.

Buttons and IndicatorsThe console has two rows of buttons and indicators: an upper row of pen-tool buttons thatcontrol the stylus behavior and a lower row that controls hardware-related behavior of thescreen.

ME N U + - E N T ER STAT US POWE R Lower Row of Buttons

Upper Row of Buttons

The upper row contains a Communications indicator and eight pen-tool buttons that controlstylus behavior. This indicator glows either green or red to let you know the status ofcommunication between the console and the X-Port 30 unit. See page 30 for information oninterpreting indicator color.

Each button in this row, except for the Keyboard button, has a corresponding indicator thatilluminates when you press the button. The buttons include:

• Left-Click (Windows operating systems) or Click (Macintosh computers)

• Right-Click (Windows operating systems) orClick (Macintosh computers)

• Eraser

• Colored Ink (black, blue, red and green)

• Keyboard


Communications Indicator

Left-ClickEraser

Colored Ink

Keyboard

Right-Click

NOTE: Use your finger to press the pen-tool buttons. Don't use the stylus.

Your stylus's behavior stays the same until you select another button, with the exception of theRight-Click button. When you press this button, the next pen contact with the screen behavesas a right-click. However, after that, stylus contact with the screen reverts to a left-click.

The lower row of buttons controls the screen itself. These buttons include four On-ScreenDisplay buttons and a power button. See pages 22–23 for details on using the On-ScreenDisplay buttons. The Power button is on the right side. Between these are two indicators.

A Status indicator in the lower row glows when the stylus touches the screen, and a Powerindicator glows green when the screen has been powered on (or orange when acommunication problem has arisen). See page 30 for more information on interpretingindicator color.

On-Screen Display Buttons

Status Indicator

Power Indicator

Power Button

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The StylusUse the stylus to activate program components and write or erase annotations on the screen.Using the tip of the stylus, press on the screen with the same amount of pressure you'd use ifyou were writing on paper with a pen.

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NOTE: The SMART Board tools must be running for you to use the stylus and eraser.In other words, if you want to write on the screen, make sure the SMART Board iconappears on the computer screen.

The lectern also comes with replacement tips for the stylus. If the stylus tip becomestoo short or angular, replace it by following the instructions on page 28.

The Control PanelSituated above the pen-tool buttons on the console is the control panel. The control panelconsists of three source-selection buttons with corresponding LED indicators to let you knowat a glance which device is your current source.

When you press a button to select a source, you'll notice:

• video from that source displays on the console screen and any other connected videooutput device

• you can use the stylus to activate computer applications on that source (provided SMARTBoard software is running)

• you can hear the sound from the selected source on the connected audio system

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Source Indicators

Source Selection Buttons

The Lectern Connection PanelYou can reach all commonly used connection ports from the lectern connection panel.Located out of the presenter's way, it gives an integrator easy access to the main externalnetwork, video, serial, and audio connections.

Lectern Connection Panel Cover


SMART X-Port 30 UnitRack-mounted inside the lectern, the SMART X-Port 30 unit controls the switching betweenvarious signals, including RGB video, RS-232 serial and audio. Users can easily switchbetween as many as three connected input devices by using the control panel, which islocated on the console.

X-Port 30 Unit

Your integrator can connect up to three RGB input sources to the X-Port 30 unit, two videooutput sources and an external audio system. Images displayed on the screen originate fromone input source, and can be transmitted to any connected output device. A simple buttonpress on the control panel controls the input source, simultaneously switching video, serialand audio signals sent to the screen. These input sources can include an:

• internal computer

• external computer, such as a guest laptop computer

• auxiliary input device in the equipment drawer, such as a document camera, VCR or DVDplayer

NOTE: If your video source doesn't have an RGB output signal, you'll need to integrate avideo scaler to convert the signal.

In most cases, the first device option on the control panel is a permanently installed computer,followed by your laptop computer and the auxiliary video device in the equipment drawer.However, if your integration differs from this guideline, the icons on the control panel may notmatch your devices.

Through the X-Port 30 unit, the lectern can send video output to an external projector oranother external monitor, while also sending the audio output to a room sound system.


Power Distribution Power cable extensions are connected to the power bar, which is located behind the rack-mount cabinet, near the audience side of the lectern. Those cables are routed through thecable channels so the interior of the cabinet remains neat.

You'll notice three available outlets on the power bar. Use these with the IEC/country-specificadapters (in miscellaneous accessory kit) to connect other peripheral equipment. Occupyingthe other power bar outlets are power cables from:

• the external computer (laptop) AC (MAINS) cable

• the computer extension cable

• the auxiliary video source AC (MAINS) cable

• the console, which has an 18V DC power supply

• the X-Port 30 unit, which has a 12V DC power supply

Power Bar

Lectern Connection Panel Housing

Audience Side

The Audio SystemThrough the X-Port 30 unit, the lectern can accept balanced or unbalanced audio signals fromyour connected input devices. However, the lectern only provides audio cables to the internaland external computers, not to the equipment drawer. In turn, the X-Port 30 unit sends outbalanced signals to the lectern connection panel. You can also connect an audio system thatrequires an unbalanced source directly to the X-Port 30 unit.


The Cable Management SystemTo keep your wires and cables in manageable order, use the cable channels inside thelectern. You can easily add your cables to the channels by snapping off the cover, laying yourcable(s) with the other cables, and finally returning the cover to its place.

You can also secure other components using the sturdy corner brackets inside the lectern.Any #8 x ½" sheetmetal screw will fit into the existing holes along the brackets. (Use longerscrews if your equipment requires them.)

Corner Bracket

The Rack-Mount CabinetInside the lectern cabinet, beneath the console, you'll find rails for rack-mounting equipment.In fact, the X-Port 30 unit is rack-mounted inside this mini-cabinet, taking up two rack-mountunits. Use the remaining nine rack-mount units to secure your equipment.

NOTE: Use the bottom three rack-mount units for equipment with a depth of 8" (20.3 cm) orless. Equipment deeper than this measurement might interfere with the lectern connectionpanel housing.

System RequirementsThe X-Port 30 unit uses serial connections. However, if either of your computers has aUniversal Serial Bus (USB) port, you can easily connect the extension cables to the USB portby using one of the SMART USB adapters (USB-FRU with a gender adapter or the shorterUSB-ADP). Contact SMART Technologies Inc. for information on how to order a SMART USBadapter.

USB connectivity is not supported by the Windows NT® 4.0 operating system, nor by theWindows 95 operating system (unless you have service release 2.1 or 2.5).

NOTE: While the console has a DVI port, all other video connection ports for the lectern areHD DB15 (RGB) connections.

The SMART Sympodium L-150 lectern doesn't currently support the SMART Board softwareversion that works with the UNIX® operating systems.


Windows Operating System • 486DX 66 MHz or higher processor (Intel® Pentium® recommended)

• 16 MB of memory required (24 MB of memory recommended)

• Microsoft Windows 95, 98, 98 SE, 2000, Win2000 Professional, ME, XP or Windows NT4.0 (SP-4) operating system

• 50 MB of free hard disk space for complete installation

• available serial or USB port. (If you use the computer's USB port, we recommend thatyou purchase one of the SMART USB adapters – USB-FRU or USB-ADP – to connectthe lectern.)

Macintosh Computers • Power Mac computer

• 32 MB of RAM required

• Mac OS 8.6 through 9.x operating system software (software compatible with Mac OS Xoperating system software will be available Fall, 2002)

• 10 MB of free hard disk space for complete installation

• available serial or USB port. (If you use the computer's USB port, we recommend thatyou purchase one of the SMART USB adapters – USB-FRU or USB-ADP – to connectthe lectern.)

Locating the Serial NumberYou can find the lectern's serial number on the lectern connection panel.

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Accessing the ComponentsWhile most lectern tools are within reach, some less commonly used features are hidden fromview.

Accessing the Lectern Connection PanelThe lectern connection panel is the access point for output devices and network connections.When you're standing at the presenter's side, you can see the cover on the left sidewall of thecabinet, near the bottom of the unit. Pull the plastic cover to remove it, revealing the lecternconnection panel, which is recessed inside the cabinet.

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Locating the Door KeysPull the plastic cover that hides the lectern connection panel. You'll see two keys hanging fromthe small key holder on the back of the cover. You can continue to use this location for keystorage, or you can move the keys to a more secure spot.

Once you've installed and powered on the equipment inside the cabinet, it's advisable to lockthe doors as a safety precaution.

NOTE: Another set of keys is included in the Starter Kit.


Opening the Audience-Side DoorsShould you need access to the back of the input devices, open the audience side of thelectern.

1 Open the doors on the presenter's side of the lectern. (Unlock them, if necessary.)

2 Reach through the exposed opening, and find the deadbolts that keep the audience-sidedoors closed.

3 Slide the tabs on each deadbolt toward the center of the lectern.

Upper Tab

Lower Tab

Audience-Side Door Latches

4 Push the door open.

Locking the Audience-Side Doors 1 From the audience side, push the door closed.

2 From the presenter's side, reach through the opening to the deadbolts.

3 Slide the tabs on each deadbolt away from the center of the lectern.

Each deadbolt will slide into its corresponding slot, securing the closed door.

Upper Tab

Lower Tab

Audience-Side Door Latches


Using the Corner Brackets and Rack-Mount CabinetIn each corner of the lectern cabinet you'll see corner brackets with holes at regular intervals.Use these brackets to attach or secure equipment or add-ons inside the cabinet. In addition,you can use the nine available rack-mount units below the X-Port 30 unit to hold extracomponents.

NOTE: Use the bottom three rack-mount units for equipment with a depth of 8" (20.3 cm) orless. Equipment deeper than this measurement might interfere with the lectern connectionpanel housing.

Use #8 x ½" sheetmetal screws to attach items to the corner brackets. Use longer screws, ifyour equipment required them. For the rack-mount cabinet, you can use #10-32 x 3/8"fasteners, or for thicker rack-mount brackets, use the longer #10-32 x ½" fasteners. Neitherthe fasteners nor the brackets are supplied with the lectern.

Corner Bracket

Moving the LecternShould you need to move the lectern, we advise that you first power off the equipment insidethe lectern, as well as the console.

1 Unplug the power cable and network cables at the wall outlets. You may also need todisconnect your output devices.

2 Unlock each caster by pulling up on the tab in the center of each.


3 Use the handles under the lectern surface to maneuver the lectern to its new location.

NOTE: Be careful not to damage the casters when you wheel the lectern over highthresholds or other obstructions.

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4 At the new location, lock the casters.

5 Reconnect all the cables you disconnected in step 1 and power on your equipment. Forconnection details, refer to the SMART Sympodium L-150 Integrator's Guide.


Using the Lectern1 Make sure the input source is on. This source could be the connected internal computer,

your connected laptop or the connected auxiliary input source. (See page 25 for moredetails on using your laptop with the lectern.)

2 Press the Power button on the console.

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Press the Power button

3 Press the Source Selection button on the console to select the input source. You'll see itsvideo on the interactive screen, and you'll hear the audio from that source on anyconnected audio system. If your source is a computer, use the tethered stylus to controlthe application and write over the image.

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Press a Source Selection button

• If the input source is on, both the Power and the Communications indicators glow green.

Communications indicator is green

Power indicator is green


NOTE: Your connected computer must have SMART Board software running,because the software interprets the stylus pressure. If you want to annotate over anauxiliary input source, that source must have annotation capabilities.

• If the input source is off, the Communications indicator flashes until the input sourceis powered on. In the case of a computer in standby mode, activate it using thekeyboard or mouse.

Communications indicator flashes

Power indicator is green


Activating Computer ApplicationsBy default, the active pen-tool button is the Left-Click button. This button illuminates to indicateits active status.

Press the stylus tip against the screen to activate various computer applications, just like amouse pointer. To click, simply press the screen with the tip of the stylus. To double-click,press the screen twice with the stylus.

For Windows computers, press the Right-Click button on the console for the next styluscontact with the screen to behave as a right-click.

For Macintosh computers, the default behavior for this second console button is a click.

NOTE: SMART Board software lets you reconfigure the SMART Pen Tray buttons. For theinteractive screen, you can reconfigure the Right-Click and the Keyboard buttons, as well as theeraser size and the colors associated with the Colored Ink buttons, but you can't reconfigure theLeft-Click button. The lectern Keyboard button corresponds to the top/right button in thesoftware.

Writing and Erasing over Computer ApplicationsThe lectern console, powered by SMART Board software on a connected computer, gives youthe ability to annotate over computer applications. The behavior of these applications differs,depending on whether the program is board-aware. A program that is board-aware recognizeswriting on the screen as a program component, a non-aware application does not. For acomplete list of board-aware applications, go to the Aware tab of the SMART Board ControlPanel. You can also find a listing of board-aware applications and versions in the ReleaseNotes (Readme.txt), which is in the SMART Board software folder.

This section gives you the basic instructions for using the console buttons and stylus.However, read the SMART Board User's Guide for comprehensive, detailed information onwhat you can accomplish with the many available annotation tools.

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TIP:Place a ruler onthe screen todraw a straightline. Or place astencil and tracearound it tocreate art-work indigital form. Justbe sure the objectwon't scratch thescreen.



To get the most from the console, you should have both the SMART Board driver and SMARTNotebook software running on the computer that connects to the lectern. As its name implies,the driver is the program that drives the screen, converting stylus contact into computerinstruction. SMART Notebook software acts as a receptacle for anything you write on thescreen: it opens in the background when you save an annotation.

We recommend that you add these programs to your Startup group. Otherwise, you'll have toactivate the programs with an attached keyboard or mouse before you can use the screen.

To open the SMART Board driver and SMART Notebook software:1 Open the SMART Board software folder and select SMART Board Tools.

NOTE: You'll have to use the mouse or keyboard. The stylus doesn’t work until you openthe SMART Board software.

SMART Board software opens, and the SMART Board icon appears on your screen.Once the board driver is running, you can use the stylus.

2 Press the SMART Board icon with the stylus.

A list of available tools appears.

3 Select Notebook.

SMART Notebook software opens.

To create annotations in a board-aware application:NOTE: With a board-aware application, you can save the annotations either as part of theopen file or as a Notebook file. For a list of board-aware applications, see the SMART Boardsoftware Release Notes file (Readme.txt).

1 Open your board-aware application.

2 With your finger, press one of the four Colored Ink buttons.

3 Use the stylus to write on the screen just as you would write on paper.

As you do so, a stream of electronic ink follows your stylus tip.

4 To save the annotation as part of the file, save the file as you normally would.

or

To save the annotation and application background as a Notebook file, capture theannotation using the screen capture tools. For Windows computers, open Notebooksoftware, select View > Launch Screen Capture. A three-button toolbar will appear.Select either the Area, Window or Screen button to capture an image of the annotationand the background.

For Macintosh computers, you can access the screen capture tools from the SMARTBoard icon. Press the SMART Board icon and select Capture Selection or CaptureScreen.

Mac


To create annotations over non-board-aware applications:1 Open your non-board-aware application.

2 With your finger, press one of the four Colored Ink buttons.

3 Use the stylus to draw or write on the screen.

As you do so, a stream of electronic ink follows your stylus tip. At the same time, a three-button toolbar appears.

4 To save your annotation and background, press the camera icon. Notebook softwarecaptures both the annotation and an image of the background application into a Notebookfile. If you're using the Windows version of Notebook software, they are saved as twoobjects. With the Mac OS version, they are saved as one object.

To capture a selected area, press the middle icon. Drag to outline an area that you wantand lift the stylus. Notebook software captures an image of that area and the applicationbackground.

To send the annotation and the background to the default printer, press the printer icon.

To insert the annotation at the cursor point, press the Left-Click button, and then pressand hold on the annotation. The cursor changes to "Touch & Hold" and a menu appears.You can insert the annotation by selecting Inject "Your annotation" Here, or you canremove the annotation by selecting Clear Annotation.

To erase an annotation:NOTE: You can only use the Eraser pen tool to remove electronic ink drawn with the ColoredInk pen tools. You can't use it to erase ellipses or rectangles created using the Floating Tools.

1 With your finger, press the Eraser button.

2 Drag the stylus over the unwanted annotation.

The annotation is erased.

NOTE: You can change the size of the electronic eraser by using the SMART BoardControl Panel to alter the pen-tool button.


Changing Input SourcesA press on a source selection button changes:

• the video image displayed on the interactive screen and any connected external displays

• the serial controls, which you can activate using the stylus

• the sound heard on any connected audio system

X-PORT 30

Computer Laptop Auxiliary Input Source

To use the internal computer, press the Computer button.

To use a connected laptop, press the Laptop button.

To use the auxiliary input source, press the Auxiliary Input Source button.

Opening the On-Screen KeyboardPress the Keyboard pen-tool button.

A virtual keyboard opens, floating over top of your active applications. Whenever you need toenter typed text, press the Left-Click button with your finger, and then press the virtualkeyboard keys with the stylus. Read the SMART Board User's Guide for complete details onthis keyboard, including the handwriting-conversion feature available for users of the Windowsoperating system.

Powering Off the Lectern1 Press the Power button.

ME NU + - E NT ER STATUS POWER

Press the Power button

2 Power off the input sources, if you prefer.


Adjusting the ScreenIf the lectern receives an input signal with a horizontal frequency between 28 kHz and 64 kHzand a vertical frequency between 48 Hz and 75 Hz, the screen automatically adjusts thehorizontal and vertical position, phase and pitch settings.

However, you can fine-tune the screen display settings by using the On Screen Display Menuand the adjustment buttons on the console.

To access the On Screen Display Menu, press the Menu button in the lower row of buttons.

Menu Button


The table below describes the options available when you press the Menu button.

Symbol Function Description

Contrast Increases or decreases image contrast

Brightness Increases or decreases image brightness

Phase For VGA resolutions, reduces or eliminates horizontaldistortion lines. To automatically adjust, select Reset.

Pitch For VGA resolutions, reduces or eliminates verticaldistortion lines. To automatically adjust, select Reset.

HorizontalCenter

For VGA resolutions, moves the screen image left or right

VerticalCenter

For VGA resolutions, moves the screen image up or down

RG BColor Selects the color setting in degrees Kelvin. User enables

you to adjust the red and blue settings to calibrate thecolor centering on green.

MenuPosition

Moves the On Screen Display Menu around the screen

Reset Auto Adjust resets the image parameters. Recall resetsall screen options to the factory default settings. SelectExit to leave this screen without resetting anything.

Backlight Increases or decreases the backlight brightness level. Setto 70% or less to limit the heat given off by the screen.

Language Selects a language for the On Screen Display Menu


NOTE: With some computers and graphics cards, the Auto Adjust may not function correctly whenyou first connect the screen. If the display doesn't fit the LCD panel border or if a portion of the textappears blurred, adjust the pitch and the phase. For best results, use 1024 x 768 resolution.

To adjust the image:1 Power on the console by pressing the Power button.

2 Press the Menu button to open the On Screen Display Menu screen.

3 Use the + and – buttons to scroll though the icons described above.

NOTE: Use the console buttons to do this. You can't use the stylus, mouse or keyboard to scroll.

4 When the option is highlighted, press the Enter button.

5 Use the + and – buttons to alter the settings for the chosen option.

6 Press the Enter button to save.

7 Repeat steps 3 to 6 to perform more adjustments.

8 Press the Menu button to exit the On Screen Display Menu screen and to save all settings.

To adjust the backlight:1 Press the Menu button on the console.

2 Use the + or – button to select (Backlight) and press the Enter button.

The Backlight screen opens.

3 Press the + or – button to adjust the setting.

This setting should be 70% or lower. A setting higher than 70% may cause the screen tooverheat and may damage it.

4 Press the Menu button to exit the On Screen Display Menu screen.

To adjust the pitch and phase:1 Press the Menu button.

2 Select (Pitch) and press the Enter button.

The Pitch screen opens.

3 Use the + and – buttons to make the pattern of fine vertical stripes on the bottom of thescreen display evenly.

4 Press the Enter button.

5 Use the + and – buttons to scroll through the icons.

6 Select (Phase) from the On Screen Display Menu screen, and press the Enterbutton.

The Phase screen opens.

7 Use the + and – buttons to make the adjustment pattern show clearly.

8 Press the Menu button to exit the On Screen Display Menu screen.


Orienting the ScreenTo ensure accurate response to stylus touch, the computer needs to know the exact locationof the computer image on the interactive screen. You provide this information when youperform an orientation procedure − a very simple process of touching the stylus precisely on agrid of crosses. With correct orientation, the cursor appears directly beneath the stylus whenyou touch the screen.

You'll have to orient each computer source separately.

To orient the interactive screen:1 Click the SMART Board icon.

2 Select Orient. 3 Follow the on-screen instructions.

NOTE: For more details, see the SMART Board User's Guide. Select the orientation levelthat suits your needs.

Orientation Tips• Touch the stylus tip in the center of each red cross and then lift the stylus. If you neglect to

touch and remove the stylus from the center of the cross, the screen will not track thestylus contact correctly.

• If you’re dissatisfied with the precision of a particular orientation point, redo the last pointby pressing either the Left-Click or Right-Click buttons or the left-arrow key on theattached keyboard. You won’t lose any previously established orientation points.

To redo the entire orientation procedure, press the Esc key on the keyboard.

Press thecenter of the

cross


Using a Laptop Computer with the Lectern1 Place your laptop on the lectern top, beside the console and next to the cable extensions.

Laptop

Presenter's Side

Laptop Cable Extensions

2 Connect the RGB video extension to the Monitor Video port. This cable has a male HDDB15 connector and is labeled V02, in the following diagram.

C02

A02

C07

V02

P01

Country-Specific Adapter

3 Connect the RS-232 serial extension to an available COM port. This extension has afemale DB9 connector and is labeled C02.

4 Connect the audio extension to the Audio Line OUT port. This cable has a 3.5 mmconnector and is labeled A02.

5 Connect the network extension to the network port, if applicable. This Ethernet cable hasan RJ45 connector and is labeled C07.

6 Connect the power extension to the power port. This cable is labeled P01.


7 Power on your laptop. Ensure SMART Board software is open (see page 26 for details)and your external video display is activated (if necessary).

8 Press the Laptop button on the control panel.

X-PORT 30

Press here

The video output from your laptop appears on the interactive screen, and you can hearthe laptop's audio output on the connected room sound system. To control your laptop,use the stylus.

Installing SMART Board Software 1 Ensure the computer is on, and close all open applications.

2 Insert the SMART Board software CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive. The CD-ROM startsautomatically. Follow the on-screen instructions.

If the CD-ROM fails to start automatically, for the Windows operating system, select Start> Run and enter x:\autorun.exe (where x: is your CD-ROM drive) in the Open box. ForMacintosh computers, open the CD-ROM drive and double-click the install file.

If your computer installation uses USB connections, ensure the correct Human InterfaceDevice (HID) is installed. For more details, refer to the SMART Board User's Guide.

NOTE: You may have to activate the serial port manually. For details, look in the SMARTBoard online Help file under Setting Up Your SMART Board Interactive Whiteboard.

3 Click the SMART Board icon and select Orient to perform a brief procedure that allowsthe SMART Board software to accurately track stylus contact. Select the orientation levelthat suits your needs.

To activate your video port using the Windows operating system:1 Click Start > Settings > Control Panel, and then double-click Displays.

2 Select the Refresh or Monitor Refresh tab.

3 Click the CRT/Panel option to activate the simultaneous monitor and external video portdisplay. This allows your laptop's image to appear on both your monitor and on the lecternscreen.

NOTE: Most laptop computers automatically adjust the display when you connect an externalvideo display. As a result, your image displays immediately. However, some computers don'tautomatically make this adjustment. In these cases, you may need to do one of the following:

• activate the external video port

• de-activate the internal video port

• put the internal and external video ports into simultaneous display mode

• switch between internal and external video ports using a function key. (Check your laptopowner's manual for information.)


Matching ResolutionTo properly view the image, set the computer's resolution to match that of the lectern screen.The maximum resolution is 1024 x 768 (XGA). If you are using an external projector, ensurethis resolution also matches the projector's optimal resolution.

To set the resolution for the Windows operating system:NOTE: Different versions of the Windows operating system have slight variations in dialog boxlabels. These steps describe the basic procedure.

1 Press Start, and then select Settings > Control Panel.The Control Panel appears.

2 Double-press Display.

The Display Properties dialog box appears.

3 Press the Settings tab.

4 In the Screen area, move the slider to adjust the pixel setting to 1024 x 768.

5 Press OK.

6 Restart your computer, if required.

To set the resolution for your Macintosh computer:1 On the Control Strip, press the Monitor Resolution button.

2 Select 1024 x 768 from the menu.

The new resolution is applied to your monitor.

OR

1 Open the Apple menu, select Control Panels > Monitors.

The Monitors dialog box appears.

2 Select 1024 x 768 in the Resolution area and close the dialog box.


Care and CleaningPeriodically dust the lectern using a soft, dry cloth. If necessary, slightly moisten the cloth withwater.

IMPORTANT: Don't use glass cleaner, paint thinner, benzene, alcohol or any other solvent toclean the screen.

The stylus is a sealed unit that contains electronics but no batteries. Attempting to open thestylus will damage the electronics, making the stylus unusable. To clean the stylus, use a softcloth with mild detergent, such as dishwashing liquid, diluted with water.

IMPORTANT: Don't immerse the stylus in liquid.

Cleaning the Screen SurfaceWe recommend that you clean a heavily used screen once a week to maintain optimal clarity.

IMPORTANT: Do not use any organic solvent, such as alcohol, glass cleaner, or even milddetergent to clean the screen. These cleaners can damage the screen's finish.

Use a soft, dry cloth. If necessary, slightly moisten the cloth with water. Apply only lightpressure and do not make the surface wet.

Changing Stylus TipsDuring regular usage, the stylus tip slowly wears down. Replace the tip when you notice itbecoming short or angular. An angular tip may damage the screen.

The lectern comes with five extra stylus tips and an o-ring tool to assist in tip replacement. Ifyou require more replacement tips, contact your dealer.

To replace the stylus tip:1 Use the o-ring tool to grab the stylus tip and slide it straight out of the stylus.

O-Ring Tool

Stylus Tip

2 Insert a new tip straight into the barrel of the stylus. Push the tip firmly until it stops.

Coffee


TroubleshootingMost problems are the result of loose or improper connections. Check that all connectors arefirmly plugged into the connection ports. If the problem persists, use this section to determineits source. If no suggestions solve the problem, call SMART Technical Support (see page 32for contact information).

Screen ProblemsTo be fully functional, the lectern must have proper communication between the console and:

• the screen

• the input sources connected through the X-Port 30 unit, shown by the Communicationsindicator

Every time the stylus touches the screen, the Status indicator illuminates. If it doesn't, there ismost likely a stylus hardware problem. Call SMART Technical Support (see page 32).

When both the Communications and Power indicators are green, proper communication existsbetween the screen and the X-Port 30 unit. If no indicators are illuminated, check the powerconnections inside the lectern and the connection to the wall. Also check the connectionsbetween the control panel and the X-Port 30 unit.

Status Indicator

ME N U + - E N T ER STAT US POWE R

Communications Indicator

Power Indicator



Interpreting Indicator ColorUse the following table to begin your troubleshooting investigation.

Communications IndicatorColor and Action

Power IndicatorColor

State

Solid green Solid green Everything is operational

Solid red or flickering once persecond

Solid green Communication problem between thescreen and the pen-tool selector board


Not lit Console is not powered on


Solid orange Either the screen or the computer has goneinto standby mode or there's acommunication problem between the X-Port30 unit and the console

Blinking red once a second (onfor ½ second, off for ½

second)

Solid green Communication problem between theX-Port 30 unit and either the screen or theinput device

Troubleshooting ChartUse the following table to assist in locating the problem. Keep in mind that any computer usedwith the lectern must have SMART Board software running for the screen to be touchsensitive. Also, annotations can't be made over auxiliary video images unless that source hastouch-capable software running.

Problems with the lectern are usually caused by improper connections. Check all input andoutput connections as well as power connections.

Symptom Probable Cause Possible Remedies

No indicatorsilluminated

Power problem • Check the power connections for the lectern

• Check the power connections for the consoleand input sources

• Contact SMART Technical Support

Wrong video imagedisplays for theselected source

No video source hasbeen connected tothe auxiliary inputs

• Check the video source connections

Communicationproblem within thelectern

• Check the serial connection between theconsole, the X-Port 30 unit and the inputsources

• Check that the auxiliary source has annotationcapability

• Ensure SMART Board software is running

You can see videoon the screen butcannot makeannotations

Communicationproblem between thescreen and the pen-tool selector board

• Call SMART Technical Support


Symptom Probable Cause Possible Remedies

Power isn't reachingscreen

• Press the console power switch

• Check the lectern power connections

• Check the connections at the power bar

You can't see anyvideo on the screen

Communicationproblem between theinput source and theconsole

• Check that the input source isn't in standbymode (use the keyboard or mouse to re-activatea computer – touching the screen with the styluswon't activate it)

• Check the input source connections

• Check the connections between the X-Port 30unit and the console

The screen displaysa pattern ofhorizontal lines

Communicationproblem between theconsole and the X-Port 30 unit

• Check that the input source isn't in standbymode

• Check the connections between the consoleand the X-Port 30 unit

Can't switch fromone source toanother

Control panel cablemay not beconnected

• Contact SMART Technical Support (see page32)

Image ProblemsWhen using the interactive screen, you may notice some anomalies in the image appearance.These irregularities aren't indications that the screen is defective, as they are commonly foundin Thin Film Transistor (TFT) liquid crystal display screens.

• On the screen, you may see a very small number of pixels permanently illuminated or notilluminated at all.

• When you're writing on the screen, you may notice the temporary appearance of a moirépattern, which is an irregular, wavy geometric pattern. This is a result of hard, downwardpressure on the screen surface and it's temporary.

A Moiré Pattern

• When a still image displays on the screen for a long period of time without the screenbeing refreshed, an after-image may remain for a short time. The longer the originalimage remains on the screen, the longer the after-image will last and the darker it will be.This is normal and won't damage the screen. However, you should use your computer'spower-management tools to preserve the life of your screen. Set the power managementto turn off the screen when it's not in use. If power management isn't available, install ascreen saver that uses a blank screen.


Customer SupportSMART's Technical Support team welcomes your call. However, you may want to contactyour local reseller first if you experience problems with any SMART product. SMART'sresellers can readily provide you with quick advice so you can start enjoying the benefits of theSMART Sympodium L-150 lectern without delay.

Contacting SMART Technical Support There are a number of ways to contact SMART Technical Support:

Telephone: toll-free at 1.866.518.6791 (Canada and the United States) or+1.403.228.5940 in all other countries(Available 7 a.m. − 6 p.m. Mountain time from Monday to Friday)

Fax: +1.403.245.0366E-mail: [email protected] site: www.smarttech.com

Please tell us when you purchased the product, the reseller's name, the version of youroperating system, your Sympodium L-150 lectern's serial number (see page 12), and thename of the application software causing the problem, if applicable.

Other SMART ContactsMain switchboard: toll-free at 1.888.42.SMART (Canada and the United States) or

+1.403.245.0333 in all other countriesFax: +1.403.228.2500E-mail: [email protected] address: SMART Technologies Inc.

Suite 600, 1177 – 11th Avenue SWCalgary, AB CANADA T2R 1K9

Product WarrantyThe SMART Sympodium L-150 lectern is covered by a two-year limited equipment warranty. Ifyou need to return defective merchandise, call SMART Technical Support to receive theappropriate Return of Merchandise Authorization, as well as shipping instructions so thelectern or component can be sent to an authorized service center.

Warranty Shipping ChargesShipping charges incurred from warranty service are paid as follows: You are responsible forshipping the product to the service center. SMART pays return shipping via ground service onany product returned for service within the warranty period. If you request a rush order, you arebilled for any rush order charges. After the warranty period, you are responsible for shipping theproduct to and from the service center. Read the warranty shipped with your unit for details.

Registration Your Sympodium unit comes with a registration card. To facilitate user support and to receivenews and updates, fill in and mail the card to SMART Technologies Inc.

You can also register online via the SMART Web site at www.smarttech.com/registration,either when you install SMART Board software or later. By registering, you provide us with theinformation we need to serve you better. If you've indicated that you would like to receiveinformation on product upgrades, we will e-mail you information on the newest software andtools developed for use with the SMART Sympodium L-150 interactive lectern.

http://www.smarttech.com/

http://www.smarttech.com/registration


Index

AActivating

Computer Applications, 18Keyboard, 21Video Port, 27

Adapters, 12Adjusting, 23

Backlight, 24Pitch and Phase, 24Screen, 22

Annotating, 19Audio, 10

BBoard-Aware Applications, 19Buttons. See Pen-Tool Buttons

CCable Management, 11Care, 29Casters

Locking, 16Unlocking, 15

ChangingInput Sources, 21Sources, 17Stylus Tips, 29

Cleaning, 29Connecting a Laptop, 26Connection Panel, 8

Accessing, 13Console, 5

Troubleshooting, 31Using, 17

Contacting SMART, 33Control Panel, 8Corner Brackets, 11, 15

DDoors on Audience Side

Accessing, 14Locking, 14

EErasing, 18, 20

GGeneral Operating Environment, iii

HHumidity, iii

IIndicator Color

Interpreting, 31Installing

Software, 27Installing SMART Board Software, 27

KKeyboard

Activating, 21Keys, 13

LLaptop, 26LED. See Indicator ColorLocating More Information, iiiLocking, 13

Audience-Side Doors, 14Casters, 16

MMacintosh Computers

Resolution, 28System Requirements, 12

Moving, 15

NNon-Board-Aware Applications, 20

OOn-Screen Display Icons, 23Operating Conditions, iiiOrienting, 24


PPen-Tool Buttons, 6Power Management, 10Powering

Off, 21On, 17

Pressure Range, iiiPreventing Damage to the Writing Surface,

29Projected SMART Board Interactive

Whiteboard, iii

RRack-Mount Cabinet, 11, 15Reconfiguring Buttons, 18Registration, 33Resolution, 28

SSafety Precautions, i–iiScreen, 5, 6

Adjusting, 22–24Care, 29Image Problems, 32Orienting, 24Troubleshooting, 30

Serial Number, 12SMART Board Software, 1

Driver, 19Installing, 27

SMART Notebook Software, 19SMART Pen Tray, iiiSMART X-Port 30

Output Devices, 9SMART X-Port 30 Unit, 9

SoftwareInstalling, 27Opening, 19

Stylus, 7Board-Aware Applications, 19Changing Tips, 29Non-Board-Aware Applications, 20Writing, 18

Supported Devices, 5System Requirements, 11

TTechnical Support, 33Temperature Range, iiiTroubleshooting, 30–32

UUnlocking Casters, 15USB, 11

WWarnings, iWarranty, 33

Shipping Charges, 33Windows Operating System

Activating Video Port, 27Resolution, 28System Requirements, 12

Writing, 18Board-Aware Applications, 19Non-Board-Aware Applications, 20

XX-Port 30 Unit. See SMART X-Port 30 Unit

Printed in Canada

Suite 600, 1177 – 11th Avenue SW, Calgary, AB CANADA T2R 1K9Support: 1.866.518.6791 or outside North America +1.403.228.5940Main Switchboard: 1.888.42.SMART or outside North America +1.403.245.0333Fax (24 hours): [email protected] www.smarttech.com

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