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    Operator ’ s Guide July 2003 78-6970-9185-4 Rev. A Copyright © 2003, 3M. All Rights Reserved. 8100CB 8200IW 8200IC …interactive whiteboard …deluxe interactive whiteboard …with copyboard[...]

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    Contents Introduction Thank Y ou for Choosing 3M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Intended Use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Safety Precautions . . . . . . . . . .[...]

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    Onscreen Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40 eBeam Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41 Network Connection/Shared Meetings . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

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    Intr oduction Thank Y ou for Choosing 3M Thank you for choosing 3M equipment. This product has been produced in accordance with 3M’ s highest quality and safety standards to ensure smooth and troublefree use in the years to come. For optimum performance, please follow the operating instructions carefully . W e hope you will enjoy using this high [...]

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    6 Introduction 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Safety Precautions •T o reduce the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble this appliance. Request a qualified technician when service or repair work is required. Incorrect reassembly can cause electric shock when the appliance is subsequently used. • Connect this app[...]

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    Introduction 7 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Product Saf ety Label The following safety label is used on or within the 3M Digital W allDisplay to alert you to this area requiring your attention. Save These Instructions The information contained in this manual will help you operate and maintain your 3M Digital W allDisp[...]

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    8 Introduction 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. T rademarks The 3M logo and 3M are registered trademarks of 3M Company . V ikuiti is a trademark of 3M Company . Microsoft, W indows, W indows NT , W ord, Excel, PowerPoint, Internet Explorer , and NetMeeting are either regis- tered trademarks or trademarks of the Microsoft [...]

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    9 Introduction 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. FCC Statement—Class A 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 ca[...]

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    Model Identification and Differences Identify Model The nameplate, located behind the storage door , identifies the 3M Digital W allDisplay (DWD). Push the storage door to open it. The figure below shows the nameplate, and the table shows the model numbers and correspon- ding model names. Model Number Model Name 8000DP 3M Digital W allDisplay 8000D[...]

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    11 Introduction 3M™ Digital W allDisplay © 3M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Contents The 3M Digital W allDisplay (3M DWD) is shipped with the necessary cables required for standard VCR, PC, Macintosh or laptop computer connections. Carefully unpack and verify that you have all of the items shown below . If any are missing, please contact your place[...]

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    12 Introduction 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Pa rt Identification W all Display from 3 M 1 3 5 11 2 4 PC AUDIO USB MOUSE SERIAL MOUSE RS-232 AUDIO VIDEO COMPUTER ROW 1 2 (THIS ROW FOR DIGIT AL WHITEBOARD OPTION ONL Y) PRINTER COMPUTER S-VIDEO RCA VGA DVI-D OUT IN MENU KEYP AD 1 2 3 4 12 6 7 8 9 10 13 14 15 16 17 18 1.[...]

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    13 Introduction 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. 3M Digital W all Display Features The 3M Digital W allDisplay combines the following features into one sleek, sophisticated package. • Full connectivity for computer or video presentations • Large 60˝ diagonal screen • 4:3 screen aspect ratio matches business applica[...]

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    14 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. System Setup Connecting to V arious Equipment It only takes a few minutes to connect the 3M Digital W allDisplay to your computer , VCR, DVD player , video conference unit, or other devices. The connection panel is located underneath the bottom right corner of the 3M Digital W allDispla[...]

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    15 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Operation Startup 1. Plug power cord into wall socket. 2. Flip on the Master Power Switch beneath the lower left corner of the 3M Digital W allDisplay , near the 3M label. This should stay on at all times. Now the 3M Digital W allDisplay is in standby mode. The large oval On/Off Button [...]

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    16 Operation 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Shutdown Press the On/Off Button on the bottom center panel of the 3M Digital W allDisplay unit. The lamp will turn off and the projector arm will return to its housing. The On/Off Button will flash amber as the arm closes. Note: There is a 30-second reset period before the On[...]

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    17 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Remote Contr ol Unit Features The remote control sensor is on the front lower panel of the 3M Digital W allDisplay unit. The distance between the sensor and remote control must be shorter than 4 meters (13 feet). The remote control unit has two keypads. The Forward keypad is above the f[...]

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    18 Remote Control Unit 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Forward K eypad Power Press to turn the 3M Digital W allDisplay on/off. When power is turned on, the 3M Digital W allDisplay will automatically extend the projection arm and ignite the lamp. Mute Press to temporarily turn off the sound. Press again or press the V olu[...]

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    19 Remote Control Unit 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Rear Ke ypad Pointer Press to turn the pointing function on/off. A green dot will appear on the screen. The dot can be controlled by pressing the arrows on the Disk Pad . V olume Press the + button to increase or the - button to decrease the speaker loudness level. W[...]

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    20 Remote Control Unit 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Installing or Replacing Batteries 1. Push and slide the battery compartment tab in the direction shown, then lift it off. 2. Install two AAA batteries as indicated by the diagram inside the compartment. 3. Snap the battery compartment cover back on. Note: A void exce[...]

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    21 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Digital Marker s and Eraser Assembling Digital Marker s The 3M Digital W allDisplay recognizes dry-erase marker writing by signalling the marker ’ s exact location to the bezel. These signals are created and transmitted by small sensors near the ends of the battery-powered marker slee[...]

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    22 Digital Markers and Eraser 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Assembling Digital Eraser The digital eraser erases marker input by sending signals from the digital eraser in the same way as the digital markers. The eraser sends an “erase” signal when you press the felt eraser against the 3M Digital W allDisplay screen[...]

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    23 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Menu System Menu Na vigation Most adjustments and settings are available in the main menu and sub-menus. T o navigate and make adjustments, use the 3M Digital W allDisplay’ s Menu Keypad button or the remote control’ s Menu and Disk Pad buttons. Colorful—Bright Slider The Colorful[...]

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    24 Menu System 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. W arm—Cool Slider The W arm—Cool slider adjusts the color temperature. Move the slider toward W arm to achieve warmer , more reddish images. Move the slider toward Cool to achieve cooler , more bluish images. To adjust the W arm—Cool slider: 1. Open the menu system by [...]

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    25 Menu System 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Mute Menu Function The Mute menu function turns the sound on and of f. To turn the Mute menu function on: 1. Open the menu system by pressing the remote control Menu button or any arrow on the Menu Keypad . 2. Select the Mute menu function by pressing the up or down arrows o[...]

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    26 Menu System 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Input Select Menu The Input Select menu defines the displayed video source. When Input Select menu is selected, the current video source is shown. The Input options are: Computer (VGA Input), DVI-D, S-V ideo, Comp. V ideo (RCA V ideo Input), and No Signal. An Input option is[...]

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    27 Menu System 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Image Adj Sub-Menu The Image Adjustment sub-menu adjusts the projected image settings for the VGA and DVI-D inputs. Use the V ertical Position and Horizontal Position sliders to reposition an image if portions are not visible. Use the Phase and Sync sliders to eliminate vert[...]

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    28 Menu System 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. T ools Sub-Menu The T ools sub-menu provides access to the following settings and tools: Onscreen T imer Allows you to set a timer and display it onscreen. Language Selects which language to use for onscreen commands. (Default language is English.) It cycles between English,[...]

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    29 3M™ Digital W allDisplay © 3M 2003. All Rights Reserved. W allDisplay as a Cop yboar d or Digital Whiteboar d Copyboar d Mode This mode lets the 3M Digital W allDisplay unit capture all the data from the screen and print it to a printer con- nected directly to the 3M Digital W allDisplay . No computer is needed to run this system. This mode s[...]

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    30 W allDisplay as a Copyboard or Digital Whiteboard 3M™ Digital W allDisplay © 3M 2003. All Rights Reserved. 3. Press the top bezel button to print. 4. Press the bottom bezel button to clear the page and any information stored in the buffer . Using Whiteboard Mode 1. Plug in cables and insert markers into their digital sleeves. 2. On the attach[...]

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    31 W allDisplay as a Copyboard or Digital Whiteboard 3M™ Digital W allDisplay © 3M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Installing the Software Installing the eBeam Software for the 3M Digital W allDisplay is quick and easy . Just follow these steps below . Install for PC Computer 1. Insert the CD labeled 3M Digital W allDisplay Software and Documentation[...]

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    32 W allDisplay as a Copyboard or Digital Whiteboard 3M™ Digital W allDisplay © 3M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Using Projection Mode 1. T urn on the 3M Digital W allDisplay unit and wait for image to appear on the screen. 2. Open a digital marker sleeve and slip the Digital Mouse Stylus into the sleeve, instead of a dry-erase marker . 3. From the[...]

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    33 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Maintenance General Maintenance For general cleaning of the screen and exterior of the 3M Digital W allDisplay , use a damp cloth or dry clean- ing cloth such as the 3M High Performance Cleaning Cloth. Standard dry-erase cleaners may be used on the dry-eraseable screens, such as Sanford[...]

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    34 Maintenance 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Lamp Replacement 1. Turn the power of f and disconnect the power cord from the outlet. 2. Allow approximately 45 minutes for the lamp to cool, if necessary . 3. There are two indentations behind the top of the facade, near each end. Grasp facade plate at each indentation and[...]

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    35 Maintenance 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. 5a. Hold down this receptacle with your left thumb and (5b) pull connectors out of the receptacle with other hand. 6. Push up the metal lever on the lower left side of the lamp cartridge. 7. Grasp the lamp cartridge and pull it straight back out of the lamp compartment. 8. K[...]

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    36 Maintenance 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. 9. Push down the metal lever on the left side of the lamp cartridge. 10. Reconnect black wires to the receptacle. 11 .C lose the lamp housing door and tighten the screw . 12. Align the slots and tabs of the right side of the facade and projection arm as shown, then snap firm[...]

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    37 Maintenance 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Resetting Lamp Hours Please do the following within 10 minutes of turning power on after you replace the lamp. 1. Press the Menu Keypad or the Menu button on the remote control and use the Disk Pad to scroll down to the T ools menu. 2. In the T ools menu, scroll down the pop[...]

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    38 Maintenance 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Replacing ProjectionScreen Replacing the 3M Digital W allDisplay screen is very simple. 1. T urn off the 3M Digital W allDisplay and disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet. 2. Remove the right and left side bezels. There are two ways to remove it. Either snap it of f[...]

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    39 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Tr oubleshooting Common Prob lems and Solutions Continued on next page Symptom Power cannot be turned on. No picture or sound. The lamp will not ignite or has turned off. The projection arm opens, then closes. Sound is heard with no picture. Picture is displayed with no sound. Picture i[...]

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    40 Tr oubleshooting 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Common Prob lems and Solutions, continued Onscreen Messages Symptom Desired input source cannot be detected. The remote control does not work. The menu system will not display . Cause The input source is not active. A signal must be present for the input to be selected.[...]

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    41 Tr oubleshooting 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. eBeam Software Tr oubleshooting provides solutions for known issues with the eBeam system. This section covers the Microsoft ® W indows ® versions of eBeam Software. eBeam Hardware Detection/Use Message “eBeam not found. Check connection cable and power supply .” [...]

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    42 Tr oubleshooting 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Network Connection/Shared Meetings Problem To share a meeting, the eBeam Hardware must be connected and detected.” (This message appears when you choose Shared Meeting .) Unable to share or join a meeting over the EFI meeting server . Using a cable modem or DSL and un[...]

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    43 Tr oubleshooting 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Problem Software states that the eBeam hardware is detected, but writ- ing does not appear in eBeam Software’s Meeting application Active Page. Software is missing many of the strokes written with the digital marker . Digital marker strokes are shown in eBeam Software[...]

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    44 Tr oubleshooting 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Problem Digital marker strokes made at the bottom of the whiteboard do not appear in eBeam Software’s Meeting application. Digital eraser does not erase. eBeam Software Software T ry the following: •M ake sure you are writing within the calibrated image area on the [...]

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    45 Tr oubleshooting 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Problem Applet does not load. While using iVIST A, the applet does not load. Unable to see shared meeting names in the Join Meeting dialog box. eBeam Software Software Software T ry the following: Microsoft ® Internet Explorer ® •I n Internet Explorer , go to T ools[...]

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    46 Tr oubleshooting 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Problem Microsoft ® Excel ® spreadsheet did not load properly . Background image quality is bad. eBeam Software Software T ry the following: • Is there a graph in the spreadsheet? eBeam Software’s Meeting application cannot import a spreadsheet containing a graph.[...]

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    47 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Service Information Pa r ts and Accessories Description Part Number Power Cord (EU) 78-8131-0004-3 Power Cord (US) 78-8131-0005-0 Power Cord (UK) 78-8131-0003-5 Serial Mouse Cable 26-1015-0423-6 USB Cable 26-1015-0424-4 VGA Cable 26-1015-0425-1 DVI-D Cable 26-1015-0418-6 PC Audio Cable [...]

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    49 A ppendix 3M™ Digital W allDisplay © 3M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Input/Output Signal Specifications Computer Compatibility Resolution Refresh Rate Horizontal Frequency 640x400 85 Hz 37.9 kHz 640x480 60 Hz 31.5 kHz 640x480 72 Hz 37.9 kHz 640x480 75 Hz 37.5 kHz 640x480 85 Hz 43.3 kHz 800x600 56 Hz 35.1 kHz 800x600 60 Hz 37.9 kHz 800x600 72 Hz[...]

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    50 A ppendix 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. Printer Compatibility Apollo P-2200 HP LaserJet 1 100 1 120 Fiery X2e 4050 4500 HP Business Inkjet 2250TN 4L 4M Plus HP Color LaserJet 4550 5000 5L HP DeskJet 340 5si 350 6MP 400 8100 420 8150 500 IIID 540 600 HP OfficeJet 590 610 630 630 685 648 G55 648C G85 694 K60 840 K80 8[...]

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    51 Section Head 3M™ Digital W allDisplay ©3 M 2003. All Rights Reserved. (This page intentionally left blank for printed version)[...]

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    3M Austin Center Building A145-5N-01 6801 River Place Blvd. Austin, TX 78726-9000 3M Canada P.O. Box 5757 London, Ontario N6A 4T1 3M Mexico, S.A. de C.V. Apartado Postal 14-139 Mexico, D.F. 07000 Mexico 3M Europe Boulevard de l’Oise 95006 Cerge Pontoise Cedex France Litho in USA Copyright © 2002 3M All Rights Reserved 78-6970-9074-0 Rev. C http:[...]