Connecting Rpsb 1800 Components

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Connecting RPSB 1800 Components Now that your cabinet is set up and open at the back and all components have been installed you’re ready to connect the components. The RPSB 1802 is wired very differently than the RPSB 1800. In the RPSB 1802, all components are connected to the SMART X-Port 10 (rather than directly to other components) so they can be automatically switched over to an external PC (or laptop). If you have an RPSB 1802, turn to page 21 for connection procedures. This section focuses exclusively on a description of connection procedures for the RPSB 1800. Many cabinet connections are fully pre-wired for you. In some cases, you'll need to complete a connection (partially pre-wired connections), or you'll be asked to connect both ends of a cable that comes with an installed component (no pre-wiring). In the wiring diagrams that follow, bold lines represent supplied cables that are partially pre-wired and broken lines represent unprovided, component cables that require connection at both ends. Square nodes represent customer-installed connection sites. NOTE: For cables that are fully pre-wired, the numbers in the figure below are for informational purposes only. You will not see numbered labels on cables that are pre-wired in our factory. However, you will see numbered labels on those cables that require connection. This section begins with an integrated wiring diagram for the RPSB 1800, followed by a comprehensive description of all cable connections in table form. This table is followed by specific connection procedures, organized by installed component. RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide 13 Integrated RPSB 1800 Wiring Diagram 4 5a 5b Power 82 Panel 5 IR Receiver (where applicable) 80 Left Speaker 1 4 SMART Pen Tray 64 66 40 +12V Power 62 Supply 54 Audio Mixer 48 Right Speaker 50 62 64 52 66 60 +12V Power Distribution 82 60 50 92 80 VCR 90 90 Amplifier 54 26 7 6a 48 84 26 86 Projector 84 Power bar 24 24 6b 86 (where applicable) Internal PC 92 6a Legend # Customer installed connection # Pre-wired connection Pre-wired Customer Installed Not provided Provided (where applicable) 14 40 52 RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide 6b 1 Table of RPSB 1800 Connections Cable # Pre-Wired? Description Cable Use 1 Fully Serial Data Connections MOD6 to MOD6 Pen Tray to adapter (# 7) 4 Fully MOD4 to MOD4 Pen Tray to SMART Board 5,5a,5b Fully IR Receiver for wireless keyboard 6a,6b Partially Keyboard extenders 7 Partially DB9F to RJ11-6 adaptor IR Receiver to keyboard extender cord IR Receiver to keyboard and mouse ports MOD6 to DB9 adaptor to PC 17 (not shown) 18 (not shown) No MOD6 to Macintosh mini DIN-8 Pen Tray to Macintosh computer No DB25F to RJ12 adaptor (if needed) MOD6 to 25-pin computer port (for Windows) Video Connections 24 No: User provides/installs No: User provides/installs HD15 video cable that comes with projector RCA video cable that comes with VCR Audio Connections Projector to computer 40 Fully 3.5mm audio cable Audio mixer to power amplifier 48 Partially RCA audio cable Audio mixer to VCR/DVD 50 Fully Left speaker wire Power amplifier to left speaker 52 Fully Right speaker wire Power amplifier to right speaker 54 Partially 3.5mm audio cable Audio mixer to computer 26 Projector to VCR/DVD DC Power Connections 60 Fully DC-to-DC power cord 62 Fully 64 Fully DC cord attached to switching power supply DC-to-DC power cord DC power distribution to power amplifier DC power distribution to switching power supply DC power distribution to Pen Tray 66 Fully DC-to-DC power cord DC power distribution to audio mixer AC Power Connections 80 82 84 86 90 92 Fully (with supplied power bar only) Fully (with supplied power bar only) No: User provides/installs No: User provides/installs No: User provides/installs Partially with supplied power bar only) IEC power cord to country-specific plug Power bar to switching power supply Power bar-attached power switch Power bar to power panel (North America and Japan only) Power cord that comes with the projector Power cord that comes with the computer Power cord that comes with the VCR Power bar cord to wall power outlet Power bar to projector RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide Power bar to computer Power bar to VCR Power bar to wall AC outlet (provided for North America and Japan only) 15 RPSB 1800 Connection Procedures To make your RPSB 1800 function properly, you'll need to make: • computer connections from your Windows or Macintosh computer to the SMART Pen Tray, wireless keyboard (if supplied), audio mixer and power bar. • projector connections from your projector to the computer and power bar • VCR/DVD connections from your VCR/DVD (if installed) to the projector, audio mixer and power bar • a few remaining power connections These connections are described in detail in the sections that follow. In the wiring diagrams that accompany each set of procedures, bold lines represent cables that require connections that you must make. RPSB 1800 Computer Connections (Windows) 4 5a 5b Power 82 Panel 5 IR Receiver (where applicable) 80 Left Speaker 1 4 SMART Pen Tray 64 66 40 +12V Power 62 Supply 54 Audio Mixer 48 Right Speaker 50 62 64 52 66 60 +12V Power Distribution 82 60 50 92 80 90 Amplifier 54 VCR 90 26 7 6a 48 84 26 86 Projector 84 Power bar 24 24 6b 86 (where applicable) Internal PC 92 6a 6b RPSB 1800 Computer Connections (Windows) 16 40 52 RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide 1 To connect the computer to the Pen Tray, audio mixer, wireless keyboard and power bar: 1. Locate the MOD6 cable #1 attached to the rear of the Pen Tray inside the cabinet on the lower-right side (as you face the front of the cabinet). It will terminate in either a 9-pin female serial port adaptor attached to an RJ11-6 adaptor (Windows #7). NOTE: A direct connection between the RJ11 6-wire connector and your Windows computer is not possible. A female serial port adaptor is required to compensate for the physical differences between your computer's COM port and the RJ11-6 connector. RJ11-6 connector to DB9 Adaptor 2. Determine if a DB25 or DB9 female connection is required by counting the pins in the vacant COM port on the rear of your computer: A DB25 COM port has 25 pins to connect with the 25 holes on a DB25 port adaptor; a DB-9 COM port has nine pins to connect with the nine holes on a DB9 port adaptor. Cable # 3. If your computer's COM port has 25 pins, replace the DB9 port adaptor (#7 above) with 25-pin port adaptor (#18 in table). 4. 7 /1 8 1 For a Windows computer, insert the serial port adaptor into a vacant COM port. For a Macintosh computer, insert the barrel-shaped Mini DIN8 (#17) connector end of the MOD6 cable into the printer or modem port. 5. Connect the 3.5mm audio cable #54 (originating at the audio mixer) to the Audio Line Out jack on the back of the computer. 6. If you're using a wireless keyboard, connect the IR Receiver cable #6a (keyboard) and #6b (mouse), both originating at the IR Receiver, to the computer’s keyboard and mouse ports. 7. Connect the computer’s power cable to the power bar. (Ensure that the on/off switch is in the “off” position before making this connection.) 17 17 54 54 6a 6a 6b 6b 86 86 NOTE: Cabinets shipped in North America and Japan are supplied with an internal power bar and an on/off switch that controls the power bar. Users outside North America and Japan must supply their own power bar, which should be placed in an easy-to-reach location. RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide 17 RPSB 1800 Projector Connections 4 5a 5b Power 82 Panel 5 IR Receiver (where applicable) 80 Left Speaker 1 4 SMART Pen Tray 64 66 40 +12V Power 62 Supply 54 Audio Mixer 48 Right Speaker 50 62 64 52 66 60 +12V Power Distribution 82 60 50 92 80 90 Amplifier 40 52 54 7 6a VCR 90 26 48 84 26 86 Projector 24 84 Power bar 24 6b 86 (where applicable) Internal PC 92 6a 6b RPSB 1800 Projector Connections Cable # 24 24 To connect the projector to the computer and the power bar: 1. Attach the HD15 video cable that comes with your projector into the video input port on the projector. 2. Connect the other end of the HD15 video cable to the video output (monitor) port on the computer. NOTE: Refer to your projector’s manual for more detailed directions. 84 84 3. Connect the projector's power cable into the power bar. NOTE: Cabinets shipped in North America and Japan are supplied with an internal power bar and an on/off switch that controls the power bar. Users outside North America and Japan must supply their own power bar, which should be placed in an easy-to-reach location. 18 RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide 1 RPSB 1800 VCR/DVD Connections (Optional) 4 5a 5b Power 82 Panel 5 IR Receiver (where applicable) 80 Left Speaker 1 4 SMART Pen Tray 64 66 40 +12V Power 62 Supply 54 Audio Mixer •48 Right Speaker 50 62 64 52 66 60 +12V Power Distribution 82 60 50 92 80 90 Amplifier 40 52 54 VCR 90 26 7 6a 48 84 26 86 Projector 84 Power bar 24 24 1 6b 86 (where applicable) Internal PC 92 6a 6b RPSB 1800 VCR Connections To connect the VCR to the projector, audio mixer and power bar: 1. Connect the RCA composition video cable’s yellow RCA video connector into the video out port of the VCR. This port may be labeled “To Monitor.” Cable # 2. Plug the other end of this connector into the composite connector on the back of the projector. 26 26 3. Connect the RCA audio cable #48 (originating at the audio mixer) to the VCR audio jacks. 48 48 4. Connect the VCR’s power cable to the power bar. 90 90 NOTE: Cabinets shipped in North America and Japan are supplied with an internal power bar and an on/off switch that controls the power bar. Users outside North America and Japan must supply their own power bar, which should be placed in an easy-to-reach location. RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide 19 Remaining RPSB 1800 Power Connections 4 5a 5b Power 82 Panel 5 (where applicable) 80 Left Speaker 1 4 SMART Pen Tray 64 IR Receiver 66 40 +12V Power 62 Supply 54 Audio Mixer •48 Right Speaker 50 62 64 52 66 60 +12V Power Distribution 82 60 50 92 80 90 Amplifier 40 52 54 7 6a VCR 90 26 48 84 26 86 Projector 84 Power bar 24 24 6b 86 (where applicable) Internal PC 92 6a 6b Final RPSB 1800 Power Connections Cable # To make final power connections: 80 80 1. Outside North America and Japan, connect the power cord #80 (originating at the switching power supply) to the power bar. 92 92 2. In North America and Japan, plug the power bar cable #92 (originating at the power bar) into a wall socket. NOTE: Outside North America and Japan, plug the cable from the power bar you’ve installed into a wall socket. 3. Proceed to Switching on the Projector and Computer on page 31. 20 RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide 1 Connecting RPSB 1802 Components Now that your cabinet is set up and open at the back and all components have been installed you’re ready to connect the components. The RPSB 1802 is wired very differently than the RPSB 1800. In the RPSB 1802, all components are connected to the SMART X-Port 10 (rather than directly to other components) so they can be automatically switched over to an external PC (or laptop). Many cabinet connections are fully pre-wired for you. In some cases, you'll need to complete a connection (partially pre-wired connections), or you'll be asked to connect both ends of a cable that comes with an installed component (no pre-wiring). In the wiring diagrams that follow, bold lines represent supplied cables that are partially pre-wired and broken lines represent unprovided, component cables that require connection at both ends. Square nodes represent customer-installed connection sites. NOTE: For cables that are fully pre-wired, the numbers in the figure below are for informational purposes only. You will not see numbered labels on cables that are pre-wired in our factory. However, you will see numbered labels on those cables that require connection. This section begins with an integrated wiring diagram for the RPSB 1802, followed by a comprehensive description of all cable connections in table form. This table is followed by specific connection procedures, organized by installed component. RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide 21 Integrated RPSB 1802 Wiring Diagram Computer 2 4 5a 5b 82 Power Panel 5 IR Receiver (where applicable) 4 SMART Pen Tray 64 2 46 12 22 66 40 Audio Mixer 48 80 Left Speaker +12V Power 62 Supply 50 62 64 66 14 42 8 68 S M A R T 46 X-Port 10 12 28 44 20 10 22 82 60 50 80 90 84 86 Power bar 14 Right 52 Speaker 60 +12V Power Distribution 68 92 42 Amplifier 40 52 2 44 20 10 VCR 90 26 48 6a 26 6b Projector 84 28 86 Computer 1 (where applicable) 92 6a 6b NOTE: The side-mounted laptop computer shelf shown above is situated on the right side of the cabinet for illustrative purposes only. The laptop computer shelf can also be mounted on the left side of the cabinet. Legend # Customer installed connection # Pre-wired connection Pre-wired Customer Installed Not provided Provided (where applicable) 22 RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide Table of RPSB 1802 Connections Cable # Pre-Wired? Description Cable Use 2 Fully Serial Data Connections MOD6 to MOD6 Pen Tray to #8 adaptor 4 Fully MOD4 to MOD4 Pen Tray to SMART Board 5,5a,5b Fully IR Receiver for wireless keyboard 6a,6b Partially Keyboard extenders 8 Fully DB9F to RJ11-6 adaptor IR Receiver to keyboard extender cord IR Receiver to keyboard and mouse ports MOD6 to DB9 adaptor to X-Port 10 10 Partially DB9M to DB9F serial cable X-Port 10 to computer 1 12 Partially DB9M to DB9F serial cable X-Port 10 to computer 2 14 Fully Ribbon cable X-Port 10 to audio mixer 16 (not shown) 19 (not shown) No DB9M to Mini DIN8 serial adaptor No DB25F to DB9M adaptor (if needed) Pen Tray to internal and guest Macintosh computer X-Port 10 to 25-pin computer 2 port (two provided for both computer 2 and computer 1) Video Connections 15 (not shown) 20 No HD DB15 to DB15 Adaptor Partially HD DB15M to HD DB15M X-Port 10 to internal and guest Macintosh computer X-Port 10 to computer 1 22 Partially HD DB15M to HD DB15M X-Port 10 to computer 2 26 No: User provides/installs No: User provides/installs RCA video cable that comes with VCR HD15 video cable that comes with projector Audio Connections Projector to VCR 40 Fully 3.5mm audio cable Audio mixer to power amplifier 42 Fully 3.5mm audio cable Audio mixer to X-Port 10 44 Partially 3.5mm audio cable X-Port 10 to computer 1 46 Partially 3.5mm audio cable X-Port 10 to computer 2 48 Partially RCA audio cable Audio mixer to VCR/DVD 50 Fully Left speaker wire Power amplifier to left speaker 52 Fully Right speaker wire Power amplifier to right speaker 28 Projector to X-Port 10 DC Power Connections 60 Fully DC-to-DC power cord DC power distribution to power amplifier 62 Fully DC cord attached to switching power supply DC power distribution to switching power supply 64 Fully DC-to-DC power cord Pen Tray to X-Port 10 66 Fully DC-to-DC power cord Audio mixer to X-Port 10 68 Fully DC-to-DC power cord DC power distribution to X-Port 10 RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide 23 AC Power Connections 80 82 84 86 90 92 24 Fully (with supplied power bar only) Fully (with supplied power bar only) No: User provides/installs No: User provides/installs No: User provides/installs Partially with supplied power bar only) IEC power cord to country-specific plug Power bar to switching power supply Power bar-attached power switch Power bar to power panel (North America and Japan only) Power cord that comes with the projector Power cord that comes with the computer Power cord that comes with the VCR Power bar cord to wall power outlet Power bar to projector RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide Power bar to computer 1 Power bar to VCR Power bar to wall AC outlet (provided for North America and Japan only) RPSB 1802 Connection Procedures To make the RPSB 1802 function properly, you'll need to make: • internal computer (computer 1) connections from a Windows or Macintosh computer to the X-Port 10, wireless keyboard (if available), and power bar. • projector connections from the projector to the SMART X-Port 10 and power bar • VCR/DVD connections from the VCR/DVD (if installed) to the projector, audio mixer and power bar • a few remaining power connections • guest laptop (computer 2) connections from the laptop to the X-Port 10 These connections are described in detail in the sections that follow. In the wiring diagrams that accompany each set of procedures, bold lines represent cables that require connections that you must make. RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide 25 RPSB 1802 Computer 1 Connections (Windows) Computer 2 4 5a 5b 82 Power Panel 5 IR Receiver (where applicable) 4 SMART Pen Tray 64 2 Audio Mixer 48 80 Left Speaker +12V Power 62 Supply 50 Right 64 66 14 42 8 68 S M A R T 46 X-Port 10 12 28 44 20 10 22 +12V Power Distribution 68 82 60 50 92 80 90 84 86 Power bar 42 14 52 Speaker 62 60 Amplifier 40 52 44 20 10 VCR 90 26 48 6a 26 84 6b Projector 28 86 Computer 1 (where applicable) 92 6a 6b RPSB 1802 Computer 1 Connections (Windows) 26 46 12 22 66 40 RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide 2 To connect computer 1 to the X-Port 10, wireless keyboard and power bar: Cable # 1. 10 10 16 10 2. Connect the 3.5mm audio cable #44 (originating at the X-Port 10) to the Audio Line Out jack on the back of the computer. 44 44 3. Connect the HD DB15 video cable #20 (originating at the X-Port 10) to the video port on the computer. 20 20 For a Macintosh computer, connect the Macintosh Video Adaptor (#15, located in the Accessory Kit) to the video port. Connect the DB15 connector to HD DB15 video cable #20. 15 20 6a 6a 6b 6b For a Windows computer, connect the DB9 serial cable #10 (originating at the X-Port 10) to a vacant COM port. NOTE: Determine if a DB25 or DB9 female connection is required by counting the pins in the vacant COM port on the rear of the internal computer: A DB25 COM port has 25 pins to connect with the 25 holes on a DB25 port adaptor; a DB-9 COM port has nine pins to connect with the nine holes on a DB9 port adaptor. If your computer has a 25-pin COM port use the DB9-to-DB25 adaptor (#19) in the Accessory Kit. For a Macintosh computer, insert the barrel-shaped Mini DIN8 connector end of the Macintosh serial adaptor (#16, located in the Accessory Kit) into the printer or modem port. Connect the DB9 connector to serial cable #10. S erial D B 9 co nnector M ini D IN 8 co nnecto r Macintosh Serial Adaptor 4. If you're using a wireless keyboard, connect the IR Receiver cable #6a (keyboard) and #6b (mouse), both originating at the IR Receiver, to the computer’s keyboard and mouse ports. 5. Connect the computer’s power cable to the power bar. (Ensure that the on/off switch is in the “off” position before making this connection.) 86 86 NOTE: Cabinets shipped in North America and Japan are supplied with an internal power bar and an on/off switch that controls the power bar. Users outside North America and Japan must supply their own power bar, which should be placed in an easy-to-reach location. RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide 27 RPSB 1802 Projector Connections Computer 2 4 5a 5b 82 P o w e r 5 IR Receiver (where applicable) Panel 4 SMART Pen Tray 64 2 46 12 22 66 40 Audio Mixer 42 48 80 Left Speaker +12V Power 62 Supply 50 62 64 66 14 42 8 68 S M A R T 46 X - P o r t 1 0 12 28 44 20 10 22 +12V Power 60 Distribution 68 82 60 50 92 80 90 84 86 Power bar 14 Right 52 S p e a k e r Amplifier 40 52 2 44 20 10 VCR 90 26 48 6a 26 6b Projector 84 28 86 Computer 1 (where applicable) 92 6a 6b RPSB 1802 Projector Connections Cable # To connect the projector to the X-Port 10 and power bar: 28 28 1. Using the HD15 Video cable that comes with your projector, plug one end into the projector port on the projector and the other end into the projector video port on the X-Port 10. 84 84 2. Connect the projector’s power cable to the power bar. 28 RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide RPSB 1802 VCR/DVD Connections (Optional) Computer 2 4 5a 5b 82 P o w e r Panel 5 IR Receiver (where applicable) 4 SMART Pen Tray 64 46 12 22 2 66 40 Audio Mixer 48 80 Left Speaker +12V Power 62 Supply 50 64 66 14 42 8 68 S M A R T 46 X-Port 10 12 28 44 20 10 22 +12V Power Distribution 68 82 60 50 92 80 90 84 86 Power bar 14 Right 52 S p e a k e r 62 60 42 Amplifier 40 52 2 44 20 10 VCR 90 26 48 6a 26 6b Projector 84 28 86 Computer 1 (where applicable) 92 6a 6b RPSB 1802 VCR/DVD Connections To connect the VCR to the projector, the audio mixer and the power bar: Cable # 1. Connect the yellow RCA video connector to the video out port of the VCR. This port may be labeled “To Monitor.” Plug the other end of this connector into the composite connector on the back of the projector. 26 26 2. Connect the RCA audio cable #48 (originating at the audio mixer) to the VCR audio jacks. 48 48 3. Connect the VCR’s power cable to the power bar. 90 90 RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide 29 Remaining RPSB 1802 Power Connections Computer 2 4 5a 5b 82 P o w e r 5 IR Receiver (where applicable) Panel 4 SMART Pen Tray 64 2 46 12 22 66 40 Audio Mixer 48 80 Left Speaker +12V Power 62 Supply 50 64 66 14 42 8 68 S M A R T 46 X-Port 10 12 28 44 20 10 22 +12V Power Distribution 68 82 60 50 92 80 90 84 86 Power bar 14 Right 52 S p e a k e r 62 60 42 Amplifier 40 52 2 44 20 10 VCR 90 26 48 26 6a 6b Projector 84 28 86 Computer 1 (where applicable) 92 6a 6b Final RPSB 1802 Connections Cable # 80 80 1. Outside North America and Japan, connect the power cord #80 (originating at the power supply) to the power bar. 2. In North America and Japan, ensure that the on\off switch at the front of the cabinet (see cabinet figure on opposite page) is in the off position. 92 30 92 3. In North America and Japan, plug the power bar cable #92 (originating at the power bar) into a wall socket. Outside North America and Japan, plug the cable from the power bar you’ve installed into a wall socket. RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide Switching on the Projector and Computer 1. Turn the on/off switch to the “on” position. NOTE: The on/off switch is only available for cabinets in North America and Japan. Elsewhere, power to the cabinet components is switched on and off via the power bar located inside the cabinet. All system components will be powered up, if you have previously switched on the projector and computer. Some peripherals will need to be separately switched on each time you power up the RPSB system. 2. Determine if the projector must be switched to rear-projection (reversed-image) mode or if it can remain in front-projection mode by looking at the image. If the image is reversed when you look at it from the front, switch the projector to rear-projection mode. 3. If your projector must be switched to rear-projection mode, use a remote control or the appropriate button on the projector to switch it to that mode. Refer to your projector's User's Manual for assistance. RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide 31 RPSB 1802 Computer 2 Connections Computer 2 4 5a 5b 82 P o w e r 5 IR Receiver (where applicable) Panel 4 SMART Pen Tray 64 46 12 22 2 66 40 Audio Mixer 48 80 Left Speaker +12V Power 62 Supply 50 64 66 14 42 8 68 S M A R T 46 X-Port 10 12 28 44 20 10 22 +12V Power Distribution 68 82 60 50 92 80 90 84 86 Power bar 14 Right 52 S p e a k e r 62 60 42 Amplifier 40 52 2 44 20 10 VCR 90 26 48 26 6a 6b Projector 84 28 86 Computer 1 (where applicable) 92 6a 6b RPSB 1802 Computer 2 Connections 1. Pull the cable assembly out from inside the recess located under the side-mounted flip-up shelf. Cable # 12 22 46 32 12 22 46 2. Connect serial cable #12, video cable #22, and audio cable #46 (all three originating at the X-Port 10) to the appropriate ports on computer 2. • For a Macintosh guest laptop (computer 2): use the Macintosh Video Adaptor (#15, located in the Accessory Kit) to complete the connection between the Macintosh video port and video cable #22. RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide • ¾ use the Macintosh Serial Adaptor (#16, located in the Accessory Kit) to complete the connection between the Macintosh printer or modem port and serial cable #12. If computer 2 is already powered up, the desktop image from the computer will appear on the RPSB screen. NOTE: You may need to de-activate the internal video port on computer 2 or put the internal and external video ports into simultaneous display mode, so that the laptop displays on both the laptop monitor and the SMART Board at the same time. With newer laptops, you can synchronize the internal and external video ports at the software level, as follows: • • • From the Windows 95 Start menu, select Settings, Control Panel, and then Display. Select the Refresh (or Monitor Refresh) tab. Click the CRT/Panel option to activate simultaneous monitor and external video port display. This may not be possible with older laptop models. With some older laptop models, you may need to switch back and forth between the internal and external video port. If you aren’t sure which commands or keyboard combinations are required for switching back and forth between the internal and external video ports of your laptop, check your owner's manual. 3. If computer 2 is not on, turn it on. The boot-up screen will appear on the RPSB screen. ¾ If no image appears on the RPSB screen: Activate the external video port on computer 2. Some laptop computers can't display their internal screens and activate the external video port or external monitor at the same time. Check your laptop computer manual for the command that activates the external video port, so you can display your laptop monitor on the RPSB screen. You can now display any data stored on computer 2. ¾ ¾ ¾ If the image on the RPSB screen is too large or small: The projector and computer 2 resolution may not match. To adjust your computer resolution to match the projector resolution, open the Windows 95 Start menu, select Settings, open Control Panel, and then Display. Click the Settings tab, and, finally, adjust the sliding bar in Desktop Area to make the computer resolution match your projector’s resolution. To use the touch-sensitive and annotation capabilities of the SMART Board: Install SMART Board Software on computer 2. After inserting the disks, you should perform an orientation to ensure that the cursor tracks your finger and the Pen Tray tools accurately. Select Orient Board from the Board menu and follow the on-screen instructions. To switch the projected display from computer 2 to computer 1: Push the Display Source Switch located next to the Volume Control Dial. RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide 33 Vo lu m e C o ntrol D isp la y S o urce S w itch (1 80 2 on ly) Location of Display Mode Switch The Display Source Switch enables access to such computer 1 resources as programs and modem/network connections without disconnecting computer 2. The LEDs on either side of the switch indicate which computer is active at the current time. Volum e K nob C om puter 1 LE D Indicator In ter n a l E x te rn a l C om puter 2 LE D Indicator D isplay S ource S w itch Close-up of Volume Knob and Display Source Switch 34 RPSB 1800/1802 Installation Guide