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— 1 — 37-902755-01 Quick start for InterWrite MeetingBoard Quick start for InterWrite ™ MeetingBoard Note: For additional information, see the InterWrite MeetingBoard help file on the CD-ROM. InterWrite MeetingBoard consists of an electronic whiteboard and elec- tronic pens incorporating GTCO CalComp’s patented pen-input technol- ogy. With MeetingBoard, meeting participants can view and share a wide range of visual information. MeetingBoard supports group collaboration ranging from small, informal meetings to large, multi-site conferences. To match a wide range of collaboration needs, MeetingBoard provides three operating modes: nCopyboard Mode: MeetingBoard functions as a simple electronic whiteboard. Information written or drawn on the tablet can be saved by printing on a color inkjet printer. nPC Whiteboard Mode: In this configuration, MeetingBoard is con- nected to a PC running InterWrite Software. Information written or drawn on the tablet is captured as an electronic image on the PC. Users can review, save and print multipage meeting notes on the PC. nInteractive Mode: A standard LCD projector displays the attached PC’s screen onto the MeetingBoard tablet. With the MeetingBoard pens and InterWrite Software, a user can launch programs, open and edit documents, and annotate any information displayed on the PC. The user can save screens (containing both document content and annota- tions), review previously saved screens, and print screens. This sys- tem can be used for local meetings, or as part of a real-time multi-site conference (when used with conferencing software and a network con- nection). Screens can be packaged in a self-extracting file for distribu- tion to meeting participants, as well as those who couldn’t attend. What you need to do First, install: A. Assemble the electronic pens (page 1). B. Attach the pen tray to the tablet (page 1). C. Mount the tablet on a wall or on the optional floor stand (page 2). Next, configure for at least one operating mode (page 3): nColor Copyboard mode. nPC Whiteboard mode. nInteractive mode. You can now use the InterWrite MeetingBoard (page 4). Assemble the electronic pens 1. Locate the marker holders, electronics modules, batteries, pen caps and markers supplied. The pens are electronically coded to match the plastic colors: black, blue, red and green. 2. Insert a marker into the pen housing with the matching color (e.g., red marker goes in red housing). 3. Remove the marker’s cap and replace it with a MeetingBoard pen cap. Note: Keep the markers capped as much as possible to prevent them from drying out. The caps enable the electronic pens to be used in Inter- active Mode without leaving ink on the tablet. 4. Remove the battery cover from a pen electronics module. Insert a battery into the module (assure polarity is correct!). Replace the battery cover. 5. Snap the pen electronics module into a marker housing (any module can be used with any marker housing). 6. The LED should flash four times, indicating the pen is working correctly. Attach the pen tray to the tablet CAUTION: To avoid damage to the controller, do not rest the MeetingBoard tablet on the controller housing (located on the rear of the tablet near one corner). Do not scratch or damage the tablet’s writing surface. 1. Snap a tray bracket onto each end of the pen tray. 2. Attach the tray brackets to the bottom rear of the tablet using six Phillips screws as shown below. Battery cover Electronics module Marker MeetingBoard pen cap Marker holder — 2 — 37-902755-01 Quick start for InterWrite MeetingBoard Mount the tablet (choose one method: wall or floor...) CAUTION: To avoid damage to the controller, do not rest the MeetingBoard tablet on the controller housing (located on the rear of the tablet near one corner). Do not scratch or damage the tablet’s writing surface. WARNING: Never nail or drill the MeetingBoard tablet. Doing so will damage the unit and void your warranty. IMPORTANT: To avoid damage to the tablet or injury, two people should carry out this mounting procedure. Mount the tablet on a wall 1. Attach one mounting bracket to the back of the MeetingBoard tablet using 4 Phillips screws as shown below. 2. Attach the other mounting bracket to the wall using hardware appropriate for the wall structure (this hardware is not included) as shown below left. 3. Hang the tablet by interlocking the mounting brackets as shown above right. 4. Connect the power supply cable to the power port on the MeetingBoard controller (shown above). 5. Plug the power supply into an electrical outlet. Mount the tablet on the optional floor stand 1. Attach each mounting bracket to the back of the MeetingBoard tablet us- ing three Phillips screws as shown below. 2. Attach one foot to one leg with four screws as shown below. Attach two casters to each foot. Insert three end caps (two on the foot and one on the leg). Repeat for the other foot and leg. 3. IMPORTANT: In this step, the sides of the legs with 10 holes must face away from the crossbars. Attach both crossbars to one leg assembly using eight screws as shown below. Attach the other leg assembly to the crossbars with eight screws. 4.Thread two thumbscrews into each leg as shown below. Hang the MeetingBoard tablet at the desired height by sliding the mounting bracket slots over the loose thumbscrews. Tighten the thumbscrews. 5. Connect the power supply cable to the power port on the MeetingBoard controller (shown at left). 6. Plug the power supply into an electrical outlet. — 3 — 37-902755-01 Quick start for InterWrite MeetingBoard Configure for Color Copyboard Mode Besides the MeetingBoard, you will need: nColor inkjet printer (user-supplied). nStd. parallel input/output cable (user-supplied). Note: MeetingBoard supports three printer communication formats: nHewlett-Packard PCL3. nEpson Stylus Color P2. nCanon BJR Color. Only color inkjet printers using these com- mand sets work with MeetingBoard. 1. Turn the MeetingBoard OFF using the ON/O…

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Contents About InterWrite MeetingPad Technical support Installing MeetingPad Overview of the installation process Parts checklist Installing batteries in the pen Optional: installing the pen cord Installing the receiver Installing InterWrite software Using MeetingPad Basic operation Logging in Registering a new user Other information About MeetingPad help Care and cleaning Specifications Radio frequency emission notices CE Certification - END -

Radio frequency emission notices This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
Reorient or coil cables.
If necessary, consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for additional suggestions. Any cables the user adds to the device must be shielded to be in compliance with the FCC standards. Any unauthorized modification to this device could result in the revocation of the end user’s authority to operate this device. Electronic pen This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. - END -

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AddressLines SelectLines FCC ID: ECPRFDBi Block Diagram for MeetingBoard, CopyBoard Page 2 of3 DRAM Parallel I/O Parallel Conn.. 18.43MHz Crystal 18.43MHz SSFS Micro From ControllerBoard

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DISCRIPTION OF RF CIRCUITRY FOR THE MEETINGPAD, JUNCTION BOX. MENUPAD AND DRAWINGBOARD INTERACTIVE 4256 All four products, MeetingPad, JunctionBox, MenuPad and DrawingBoard Interactive use the same identical RF circuitry. The products employ an RFM amplifier-sequenced hybrid (ASH) transceiver, TR1000 (916MHz). Since the transceiver is a hybrid it only has only 20 passive external components. The receiver section of the TR1000 uses a wide dynamic range log detector in combination with digital AGC and a compound data slicer and has two stages of SAW filtering to provide excellent receiver out-of-band rejection. The transmitter section uses amplitude-shift keyed (ASK) modulation and employs SAW filtering to suppress output harmonics. This hybrid transceiver is specifically designed for short-range wireless data communication applications and the transmitter has a peak output power of 0.75mW. The antenna for the MeetingPad, DrawingBoard Interactive and MenuPad uses an embedded antenna on a PCB board that is soldered perpendicular to the main PCB board. The antenna for the JunctionBox is a tuned quarter wavelength helix antenna and is mounted perpendicular to the main PC board. Both the embedded and helix antenna are matched to the transceiver with a series tuning inductor along with a shunt tuning/ESD inductor. Control of the receiver and transmitter sections of the hybrid transceiver is controlled by a microprocessor

Transceiver Micro 916MHzAntenna FCC ID: ECPRFDBi Block Diagram for MeetingBoard, RFBoard, Page 3 of 3 3.68MHz Crystal To ControllerBaord

Page 1 of 47 Report No.: FC01-016A GTCO CALCOMP ADDENDUM TO FC01-016 FOR THE DRAWINGBOARD INTERACTIVE 4256 FCC PART 15 SUBPART B SECTION 15.109 CLASS B, FCC PART 15 SUBPART C SECTIONS 15.207, 15.209 & 15.249 COMPLIANCE DATE OF ISSUE: MAY 2, 2001 PREPARED FOR: GTCO CalComp 14555 N. 82nd Street Scottsdale, AZ 85260 PREPARED BY: Joyce Walker CKC Laboratories, Inc. 5473A Clouds Rest Mariposa, CA 95338 P.O. No.: JD10684 W.O. No.: 75747 Date of test: Jaunary 31 – February 16, 2001 & May 1, 2001 Report No.: FC01-016A This report contains a total of 47 pages and may be reproduced in full only. Partial reproduction may only be done with the written consent of CKC Laboratories, Inc. Page 2 of 47 Report No.: FC01-016A TABLE OF CONTENTS Administrative Information ............................................................................................. 4 Summary of Results......................................................................................................... 5 Test Overview..................................................................................................................5 Modifications Required for Compliance ......................................................................... 5 Approvals......................................................................................................................... 5 Equipment Under Test (EUT) Description...................................................................... 6 Equipment Under Test..................................................................................................... 6 Peripheral Devices ........................................................................................................... 7 Mode of Operation........................................................................................................... 8 15.33 Frequency Range Tested ....................................................................................... 8 15.249(a)(c) Radiated Emissions......................................................................... 8 15.207 Conducted Emissions .............................................................................. 8 15.109/15.209 Radiated Emissions ..................................................................... 8 EUT Operating Frequency............................................................................................... 8 Temperature and Humidity During Testing .................................................................... 8 Report of Measurements.................................................................................................. 9 Table 1: 15.249(a) Field Strength of Fundamental Frequency - Transmitter .............................. 9 Table 2: 15.209/15.249(c) Six Highest Radiated Spurious Emission Levels - Transmitter......... 10 Table 3: 15.207 Six Highest Conducted Emission Levels - Transmitter ..................................... 11 Table 4: 15.109/15.209 Six Highest Radiated Emission Levels - Receiver................................. 12 Measurement Uncertainty................................................................................................ 13 EUT Setup .......................................................................................................................13 Correction Factors ........................................................................................................... 14 Table A: Sample Calculations ............................................................................. 14 Test Instrumentation and Analyzer Settings.................................................................... 15 Table B: 15.35 Analyzer Bandwidth Settings Per Frequency Range.................. 15 Spectrum Analyzer Detector Functions............................................................... 16 Peak ......................................................................................................... 16 Quasi-Peak............................................................................................... 16 Average.................................................................................................... 16 EUT Testing ....................................................................................................................17 Radiated Emissions ............................................................................................. 17 Mains Conducted Emissions ............................................................................... 18 Transmitter Characteristics.............................................................................................. 18 15.203 Antenna Requirements ............................................................................ 18 15.205 Restricted Bands ...................................................................................... 18 15.215 Additional Provisions to the General Radiated Emission Limitations .... 19 15.249(a) Power Output - Part 15 Subpart C....................................................... 19 Appendix A : Information About The Equipment Under Test........................................ 20 I/O Ports............................................................................................................... 21 Crystal Oscillators ............................................................................................... 21 Printed Circuit Boards ......................................................................................... 21 Page 3 of 47 Report No.: FC01-016A Cable Information................................................................................................ 22 Photograph Showing Radiated Emissions - Transmitter ..................................... 23 Photograph Showing Radiated Emissions - Transmitter ..................................... 24 Photograph Showing Conducted Emissions - Transmitter.................................. 25 Photograph Showing Conducted Emis…

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PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING RADIATED EMISSIONS - TRANSMITTER Transmitter Radiated Emissions - Front View PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING RADIATED EMISSIONS - TRANSMITTER Transmitter Radiated Emissions - Back View PHOTOGRAPH SHO WING CONDUCTED EMISSIONS - TRANSMITTER Transmitter Conducted Emissions - Front View PHOTOGRAPH SHO WING CONDUCTED EMISSIONS - TRANSMITTER Transmitter Conducted Emissions - Back View PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING RADIATED EMISSIONS - RECEIVER (SERIAL) Receiver Radiated Emissions - Front View (Serial) PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING RADIATED EMISSIONS - RECEIVER (SERIAL) Receiver Radiated Emissions - Back View (Serial) PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING RADIATED EMISSIONS - RECEIVER (USB) Receiver Radiated Emissions - Front View (USB) PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING RADIATED EMISSIONS - RECEIVER (USB) Receiver Radiated Emissions - Back View (USB)