Panasonic UB-8325 manual

Operating Instructions With Inst allation Manual (for qualified service personnel) Electronic Board (Interactive Panaboard) Model No. UB-8325 • T o assemble this unit, please refer to the Inst allation manual on p age 83 through 99. • Before operating this un it, please read these instruct ions comple tely and keep them carefully for future ref[...]

2 Thank you for purchasing the Panasonic Electronic Board. For optimum performance and sa fety , please read t hese instructions ca refully . Q’ty • Thermal transfer film . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 • Markers (Black, Red, Blue-big) . . . . . . 1 each • Eraser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 • Pen holder . . . . . . . . . .[...]

3 Note: This equipmen t has been tested and found to comply wit h the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limit s are designed to provide reason able protection against harmful interference when the eq uipment is operated in a co mmercial envir onment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radi[...]

4 The UB-8325 is equipped with two inte ractive functions; Projec tor mode an d Whiteboard mode, in addition to a regular electronic board that utiliz es plain paper . It is poss ible to use this unit as follows. ■ Electronic Board Functions • Allows copying up to 9 copies per screen • Allows printing in 2 leve l contrast (Normal / Dark) • [...]

5 ■ Whiteboard Mode (I nteractive Function) By connecting the Interactive Panaboard to a computer , the info rmation written on the Interactive Panabo ard is displayed on the computer in real-time. This is called the Whiteboard mod e. In this mode, the follo wing operations are po ssible: • The information written on the Interactiv e Panaboard [...]

6 For Your Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 • For Users . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 • For users in the United Kingdom only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 Precautions . . .[...]

7 Before Y ou S t art Using Help Inst allation Using the Panasonic-DMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 • Scanning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 • Panaboard Operation Panel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

For Your Safety 8 T o preven t severe injury an d loss of life, read this section carefu lly before using the unit to ensure pro per and safe operation o f your unit. The following graphic symbols are used in this Operating Instructions m anual. Power and Ground Connection The power source volt age of this unit is listed on the nameplate. Only p lu[...]

For Your Safety 9 Before Y ou S t art S top operation immediately if your unit emits smoke, excessive heat, abnormal smell or unusual noise. These con ditions can cause fire or electric shock. Immediat ely turn the unit of f and unplug the power cord, and contact your dea ler for service. When disconnecting the unit, gras p the plug instead of the [...]

For Your Safety 10 Do not install the unit except by a qualified service personnel. After inst alling or moving the electronic board, lock the casters and set the fall- prevention extension legs. Operating Safeguards If the unit is fallen down or damaged, turn the unit off and unplug the power cord. Otherwise, it may cause fire or electric shock. D[...]

Precautions 11 Before Y ou S t art Precautions Inst allation • Do not install the unit where it may be exposed to direct sunlight, near he ating equipment, or near air-condi tioning vents as this may cause stretching and/or discolor ation of the screen. • Do not install the unit in strong sunlight or strong lig hting. Proper copying may become [...]

Precautions 12 Replacing the Thermal T ransfer Film • Dispose of the used thermal tran sfer film in a trash recept acle for burnable trash. • A negative of the copied im age will remain on the thermal transfer film. (T o protect the security of your information, we recommend cu tting up the used thermal transfer film with scissors or shredder b[...]

Precautions 13 Before Y ou S t art Battery If batteries are used improperly , batteries may l eak, causing corrosion of the unit, or the y may burst. T o prevent this, always follow th e precautions given below . • Always remove batteries from the Electronic Pen and Ele ctronic Eraser if they are not to be used for an exten ded period of time. ?[...]

Precautions 14 T o prevent the CD-ROMs from accident al damages: CD-ROM Do not touc h or write on t he surface of the disc. Do not leave the disc out of the protective case. Do not leave the disc in dire ct sunlight or near heat sou rces. Do not place heavy o bjects on the disc case or drop the case. T o clean the dis c, hold the disc by its edges [...]

Part Names and Functions 15 Before Y ou S t art Part Names and Functions ON OFF Screen AC Inlet Power Switch Tr a y Power Cord Output Port This port holds up to 10 sheets of output p aper . Paper Cover Open this cover to load copy paper . Printer Door Open this door to load a thermal transfer film or to remove jamme d pape r . (See page s 18, 22, 2[...]

Part Names and Functions 16 l Control Panel Panel Name Description Contrast/ Remaining Film Indicator This lamp indicator notifies the user when the time to replace the thermal transfer film is approaching (estimated) and of the printing contrast used during copying. Indicator of f: Normal printing contrast Indicator on: Darker than normal printin [...]

Part Names and Functions 17 Before Y ou S t art ■ Electronic Pen (see p age 25) * When using the pro jector mode to operate th e computer screen on the Interactive Panaboard scre en and operating the pen while holdin g down the pen button achieves th e same function as pressing the right mouse bu tton. ■ Electronic Eraser (see p age 26) Electro[...]

Installing the Thermal Transfer Film 18 Install the thermal transf er film in the printer . 1 Set the power switch to on ( I ). • “ ” will flash on the Multi-Copy/Error Indicator when th e thermal transfer film has run out. • The screen will move to home position and stop. 2 Push down the printer op en lever and open the printer door . 3 In[...]

Loading Copy Paper 19 Using 4 T ighten the film, then close the printer door . 1) Rotate the blue ge ar in the direction of the arrow to take up th e slack on the film. • If a slack remains, perform step 3-2) throug h 4-1) again. 2) Securely close the printer door by using both hands until a click is heard. • “ ” flashing on the Multi-Copy/[...]

Loading Copy Paper 20 2 Pull the pa per cover forward as shown in the figure. 3 T o prev ent paper jams suc h as those c aused by multiple sheets feeding at once, fan the paper th oroughly , squar e it, align it with the guide inside, and insert as far as it w ill go. Note • Only use A4 (Letter*) size copyin g paper having a weight of 60 g /m 2 ([...]

Making Copies 21 Using This section descr ibes how to copy text and illustrations drawn on the screen. 1 Set the power switch to on ( I ). • “ ” will light on the Multi-Copy/Error Indicator to indicate that the unit is ready to copy . • The screen will move to home position and stop. 2 Press the (Copy Key). • T ext and illustrations on th[...]

Replacing the Thermal Transfer Film 22 The unit is capab le of producing about 15 more copies when the Contrast/Remaining Film Indicator begins to flash. The un it has run out of therm al transfer film and can no long er make copies when the Multi-Copy/Error Indicator flashes “ ”. Separately available replacement film ( UG-6001) may b e purchas[...]

Paper Jams 23 Using Remove paper jams by the f ollowing procedure when copy paper doe s not come out of the output port or when “” flashes on the Multi-Copy/Error Ind icator . 1 Push down the printer open le ver to open the printer door . 2 Remove the thermal transfer film with both hands. 3 Remove the jammed p aper . 4 Install the thermal tran[...]

Paper Jams 24 3 T o prev ent paper jams suc h as those c aused by multiple sheets feeding at once, fan the paper th oroughly , squar e it, align it with the guide inside, and insert as far as it w ill go. Note • Do not st ack more copy p aper in the unit than the maximum pa per limit indicated by the guide (see figure) as this may result in paper[...]

Setting the Electronic Pen and Eraser 25 Using 1 Remove the battery cover on th e pen holder , insert the batteries as shown in the figure, and re-attach the batte ry cover . • Always use “LR03 (AAA size)” (alkaline) batteries and be sure that their polarity is properly orien ted. • Do not mix old and new , diff erent type batteries wh en r[...]

Setting the Electronic Pen and Eraser 26 1 Remove th e eraser cove r , insert the batteries as shown in the figure, and re-att ach the eraser cover . • Always use “LR03 (AAA size )” (alkaline) ba tteries and be sure tha t their polarity is properly oriented . • Do not mix old and new , different type batteries when replacin g batteries. Not[...]

Installing Drivers and Software 27 Using Drivers and sof tware must be installed in your computer to use the interactive function, pri nter and TW AIN driver . For the information of the interactive function an d Panasonic-DMS, refer to “Features” on page 4. * 1 This electronic board does not function with Hi-Speed USB 2.0. Even if using a comp[...]

Installing Drivers and Software 28 The USB, printer , TW AIN driver and Interactive Panaboard Sof tware are inst alled in your compu ter by following procedures. Note • Do not yet connect a USB cable to the electronic bo ard. 1 Power on your computer and start Windows* 1 . • Log on as an administrator for Windows 2000 or Windows XP . * 1 Micros[...]

Installing Drivers and Software 29 Using 8 When the following window appears af ter files are copied, power the electronic board on, and connect the USB cable provided from the electronic bo ard to your comput er . 9 Follow the on-screen inst ructions if the wizard windows appear . • If the wizard window is displayed to selec t the file (##.inf) [...]

Installing Drivers and Software 30 When Panasonic-DMS is alre ady inst alled, leave it ( do not uninst all it ) and install the new so ftware in the same folder to overwrite it. 1 Power on your computer and start Windows. • Log on as an administrator for Windows 2000 or Windows XP . 2 Insert the CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive. The Setup window appe[...]

Installing Drivers and Software 31 Using If you need to remove the USB driver , printer driver , TW AIN driver and In teractive Panaboard Sof tware, perform the following steps. 1 Power on your computer and start Windows. • Log on as an administrator for Windows 2000 or Windows XP . 2 Click [St art] , and then click Control Panel in Settings . ?[...]

Using the Panaboard in Projector Mode 32 • When using a projector to project images, be sure to displa y th e image so that it is centered left-to- right on the Interactive Panaboard screen and with at least a 50 mm (2”) gap between the top of the image and the screen border . Note that the Electronic Pen does not always oper ate properly when [...]

Using the Panaboard in Projector Mode 33 Using 1 T urn on the Intera ctive Panaboard. 2 T urn on your comp uter and star t up Windows. 3 For Windows 2000 / Windows XP Connect the USB cable provided from the electronic board to the comp uter . • The Interactive Panabo ard Software is automatically starte d. For WIndows 98 / Windows Me Click [St ar[...]

Using the Panaboard in Projector Mode 34 • When the calibration is completed and the Projector mode becom e active, the ic on will be registered in the T askbar and the Desktop Drawing T ool will appear automatically . [Desktop Drawing T ool] Note • If the Interactive Panaboard is not detected, the following notification window appears. In this[...]

Using the Panaboard in Projector Mode 35 Using ■ Switching the Mode Y ou can freely switch the Projecto r mode and the Whiteboar d mode while the Interactive Pa naboard Soft ware is runnin g. 1 Right-click the icon in the T askbar and click Select Mode.. . in the pop-up menu. In addition, you can double -click the icon in the Ta s k b a r . • T[...]

Using the Panaboard in Projector Mode 36 ■ Adjusting the Shif ted Position The Electr onic Pen or Elect ronic Eraser posit ion may largely shift b y the using environment. In this case, adjust the position according to the follo wing procedures to improve the shifted position. 1 Right-click the icon in the T askbar and click Settings - Adjustment[...]

Using the Panaboard in Projector Mode 37 Using • JPEG : Sets the quality level when expo rting a page as a JPEG format image file. The larger number will get higher quality for the image file than small number when exporting. However , the file size will be large. • TIFF : When expo rting a page as a TIFF fo rmat, an image file is compressed by[...]

Using the Panaboard in Projector Mode 38 Note • If you move the proj ector or Interactive Panaboard, the position of the computer screen projected onto the Interactive Panaboard screen will be moved. This will result in out of position of the Electronic Pen . If this happens, you will need to calibrate the unit again by exec uting Calibrate in th[...]

Using the Panaboard in Projector Mode 39 Using Step 3: Recording image and lines dat a on the Desktop Data of lines drawn or erased on the Desktop using the Desktop Dr awing T ool can be r ecorded in Interactive Panabo ard format files (extension “.ipb”, referred to as IPB document s). There are two methods to record drawings. T o select the re[...]

Using the Panaboard in Projector Mode 40 The Desktop Drawing T ool is a tool for drawing, erasing, recording, etc. on the Desktop . Right-click the icon in the T askbar and click T ool - Draw in the pop-up menu. Th e Desktop Dr awing T ool will appear and check ma rk is placed next to the Draw menu. Clicking Draw again will delete the check mark an[...]

Using the Panaboard in Projector Mode 41 Using Note • When the Desk top Drawing T o ol is closed, the drawing s are erased. • (Next) and (Previous) are only displayed when the Power Point Slide Show is running. ■ Drawing or Erasing Lines For the instructions, refer to “S tep 2: Drawing and erasing lines on the Desktop ” on page 38. Note ?[...]

Using the Panaboard in Projector Mode 42 • Highlight : The line becomes transp arency by clicking it so the background can be seen. • Eraser Radius : The size of the eraser can be set from 1 to 60 dots. T o change the size, - T yp e the number of size. - Click the right or left arrow of the scroll bar . - Drag the scr oll bar to the right or le[...]

Using the Panaboard in Projector Mode 43 Using [B] Saving files automa tically , named with the date If the Save file automatica lly , named with date is enabled in the Options setting, files will be automatically saved. (Refer to “Setting Options” on page 36.) 1 Click (Capture) in the Desktop Drawing To o l . • The save verification window a[...]

Using the Panaboard in Projector Mode 44 3 Draw text in the Handwriting T ablet using the Electronic Pen . • The handwriting will be recognized and displayed on the up per-lef t of the Handwriting T ablet. 4 Click [send] of the Handwriting T ablet. • The recognized text is entered into the application. • The recognize d text can be cleared by[...]

Using the Panaboard in Projector Mode 45 Using [F] Changing the keyboard size 1 Click the desired On-Screen Keyboard size from Resize in the Settings menu. Note • Alternatively , the size of the On-Screen Keyboard can be changed by drag ging one of the edges of the On-Scre en Keyboard window . • The aspect rati o of the On-Screen Keyboard is fi[...]

Using the Panaboard in Projector Mode 46 [B] Switching slides in the slide show The Desktop Drawing T ool displays (Next) and (Previous) buttons when a Slide Show is running. 1 Click (Next) or (Previous) in the Desktop Drawing T ool. • There is no need to momentarily ch ange to (Arrow) to switch slides when selecting the Marker or Er aser tool. ?[...]

Using the Panaboard in Projector Mode 47 Using ■ Recording Drawing Dat a in IPB Document Allows you to create an I PB document to record the drawing on the Intera ctive Panaboard. There are two ways to record . T o select it, refer to “Setting Options” on p age 36. [A] Recording by using “(Method 1) Draw strokes and record af ter verifying [...]

Using the Panaboard in Projector Mode 48 5 Click (REC S top) in the Desktop Drawing To o l . • The Save As window appears. 6 Enter the folder where you want to save the file and the file nam e. • The extension of the file is “.ipb”. 7 Click [Save] . Note • Do not change the Desk top resolution while recording dat a using method 1 or metho[...]

Using the Panaboard in Whiteboard Mode 49 Using 1 T urn on the Intera ctive Panaboard. 2 T urn on your comp uter and star t up Windows. 3 For Windows 2000 / Windows XP Connect the USB cable provided from the electronic board to the comp uter . • The Interactive Panabo ard Software is automatically starte d. For WIndows 98 / Windows Me Click [St a[...]

Using the Panaboard in Whiteboard Mode 50 Print out image automat ically rot ates to fit printer p aper direction setting is only related to the Whiteboa rd mode. Help T opics... : Displays the help of th e Interactive Panaboa rd Sof tware. About... : Displays the Interactive Panaboard Sof tware version information. Exit : Exits the In teractive Pa[...]

Using the Panaboard in Whiteboard Mode 51 Using Ste p 2: Adding a new p age by pressing the Advance Key Add New Page when Advance Key is pres sed is selected in the Options window , a new p age is added to an IPB document when the (Advance Key) on the Interactive Pan aboard is pressed. This meth od is recomme nded in the case the scr een is fed eve[...]

Using the Panaboard in Whiteboard Mode 52 5 Press (Advance Key) on the Interactive Panaboard . • The screen is fed and the last p age of the IPB document is selected. 6 Draw lines and press (Advance Key) on the Interactive Pan aboard to return to the other side screen if needed. • The screen is fed and the p revious one of the last page of the [...]

Using the View Window or Whit eboard Window 53 Using ■ V iew Window in Projector Mode Desktop ba ckground data and data of hand written lines recorded using the Desktop Dra wing T ool can be displayed in the V iew window as well as browsed, reproduc ed and ed ited. In the View window , displa ying and editing IPB documents which ar e recorded by [...]

Using the View Window or Whiteboard Window 54 ■ Difference between the V iew Window and the Whiteboard Window The View windo w (Projector mode) and the Whiteboard window (White board mode) are windows which function to display and edit IPB do cuments. Basically , they both h ave identical functions. However , the Whiteboard win dow has some funct[...]

Using the View Window or Whit eboard Window 55 Using Add Copy Page * Adds copied page next to the last page . (See page 62.) Delete Current Page Deletes the displayed page. (See p age 62.) Handwriting Recognition Convert s handwriting letters to texts. (See page 64.) [Edit] menu (When editing using the T ext Editor) Undo Restores the st ate before [...]

Using the View Window or Whiteboard Window 56 ■ To o l B a r s Following menus can be used in V iew window or Whiteboard window . • Main T oolbar * There is only the (New icon) in the Whiteboard window . • Page / Play T oolbar • Markers / Eraser T oolbar T o display a T oolbar , click the Vi ew menu and then click the T oolbar you want to d[...]

Using the View Window or Whit eboard Window 57 Using ■ Creating an IPB Document (Whiteboard window only) In Whiteboard mode, cre ating a new IPB document is needed to record work perfor med on the Interactive Panaboard . 1 Click New in the File menu. • When the IP B document curr ently being edited is changed, a window will display asking you t[...]

Using the View Window or Whiteboard Window 58 [A] Saving as an image file 1 Click Image... of Export in the File menu. • The Export Image windo w appears. 2 S pecify the pages to be exported and image size. • T o save all the pages, select All # Pages . (#: total number of p ages) • T o specify the page range, click Pag es and then enter the [...]

Using the View Window or Whit eboard Window 59 Using [B] Saving as an HTML file Y ou can save the IPB document as an HTML file per page. In addition, meeting i nformation can also be ou tput at the same time to that index page. Setting multiple p ages and saving the IPB document as an HTML file will create an index file, linked HTML pages and imag [...]

Using the View Window or Whiteboard Window 60 • Particip ant s / Manager / Subject / Description / Cont act s / Comp any : Displays the informatio n specified in the Information.. . in the Settings menu. Note • It is recommend to sa ve HTML files in an empty folder whe re another HTML files are not stored. If you attempt to save a file in an al[...]

Using the View Window or Whit eboard Window 61 Using ■ Switching a Page of the IPB Document [A] Displaying first p age 1 Click Go to First Page in the Page / Play menu. [B] Displaying previous p age 1 Click Go to Previous Page in the Page / Play menu. [C] Displaying next p age 1 Click Go to Next Page in the Page / Play menu. [D] Displaying last p[...]

Using the View Window or Whiteboard Window 62 [B] Undoing Y ou can restore the drawing using the marker or eraser to their original state, stroke by stroke. 1 Click Undo in the Edit menu. • T o return to the pr evious state, click Undo again. Note • T o cancel the operation that was undone, click Redo in the Edit menu . • The Undo / Redo can [...]

Using the View Window or Whit eboard Window 63 Using [G] Co pying selected p age range to other application Y ou can copy data to othe r applications by dragging and dropping the selected p age area. T o perfor m this operation, the application copied to must support OLE (Object Linking and Embedding). 1 Open the file where the data will be copied [...]

Using the View Window or Whiteboard Window 64 ■ Recognizing Hand writing in the IPB document [A] Recognizing Handwriting 1 Click icon or Handwriting Re cognition... in the Edit menu. • The Handwriting Recognition window appears. 2 Select the Recognition Range and click [OK] . • The recognition results will be output as text to the T ext Edito[...]

Using the View Window or Whit eboard Window 65 Using [D] Copying T ext 1 Click inside the T ext Editor window . 2 Select the target te xt by dragging it. 3 Click Copy in the Edit menu. • The text will be copied to the clipboard. • Selected text can be removed and copie d to the clipboard by clicking Cut in the Edit menu. Note • T ext copied t[...]

Using the View Window or Whiteboard Window 66 ■ Print the IPB document [A] Confirming print image of the IPB document before printing 1 Click Print Preview in the File menu. • The window is switched to the Print Preview screen. 2 Click [Close] to exit the Print Preview and return th e display mode t o the origin al state. Note • The screen im[...]

Using the View Window or Whit eboard Window 67 Using [B] Setting conditions when playing back the IPB document 1 Click Play ... in the Settings menu. • The Playback Setting window ap pears. 2 Enter an interval fo r playing back th e stroke in the Interva l time between strokes . • Y ou can click the arrows at the right and lef t of the scroll b[...]

Using the View Window or Whiteboard Window 68 • Eraser Radius : The size of the eraser can be set from 1 to 60 dots (V iew window) or 0.1 - 50.8 mm (Whiteboar d window). T o change the size, - T yp e the number of size. - Click the right or left arrow of the scroll bar . - Drag the scr oll bar to the right or left. 3 Click [OK] . • A window wil[...]

Using the View Window or Whit eboard Window 69 Using 3 Click [OK] . Note • The default of the wid th is 800 dot s and the Constrain Proporti ons check box is checked. T he height wi ll be different depending on the size of the Panabo ard screen and the screen re solution of the computer where the projector is projecting the image. [E] Setting a w[...]

Using the View Window or Whiteboard Window 70 [F] Spell check setting for recognized handwriting Set the spell check for recognized handwriting. 1 Click Spell Check... in the Settings m enu. • The S pell Check Setting window appears. 2 S pecify the spell check setting. • When checking the check box, possibly misspelled words are displayed with [...]

Using the View Window or Whit eboard Window 71 Using - Make the current p age empty af ter copy p age is added : With chec k mark (defau lt setting): The selec ted page of the IPB docu ment is copied and the selectin g page is automatically erased as a new page (blank page) by pressing th e (Copy Key). When selecting this option, be sur e to wipe t[...]

Using the Panasonic-DMS 72 Y ou can scan images on the screen to your computer by operating Pa nasonic-DMS. 1 Click [St art] , move the p ointer to Programs – Panasonic – Panasonic Doc ument Management System – Docume nt Manager . (For Windows XP , All Programs instead of Programs .) • The Panasonic-DMS sof tware runs. 2 Click the File menu[...]

Using the Panasonic-DMS 73 Using It is possible to perform the same operations as with t he electronic bo ard control panel ( page 16) from the following Panaboard Oper ation buttons. Note • While the Panaboard Ope ration Panel is displayed, the (Copy Key) and (2 -Screen Copy Key) on the electronic board contr ol panel are used for sca nning imag[...]

Using the Panasonic-DMS 74 T o print documents from the computer to the printer , select the Print menu of the application so ftware and select the printer name set when installing. The standard pr inter name is “Panaboard -UB8 USB Printer (A4/Letter * )”. * A4 or Letter changes with the mode ls. Note • The Multi- Copy/Error Ind icator flashe[...]

Daily Care and Maintenance 75 Help Always turn off the power switch and unplug the power plug when cleaning out side and inside the unit. Gently wipe the screen film and unit with a water- dampened cloth that has been thoroughly wrung. Note • Use a commercially available white board cleaner for hard -to-erase stai ns. (SANFORD® EXPO® white boar[...]

Daily Care and Maint enance 76 2 Dampen the tip of a cotton-tipped swab in ethyl alcohol and gently wipe the printer hea d. Note • Never touch the printer hea d or the surrounding ar ea with your ha nds as this may disable copying. 3 Remove the thermal transfer film with both hands and carefully wipe any dirt or stain s off the platen roller and [...]

Daily Care and Maintenance 77 Help As the lifetime of the batteries in the Electronic Pen or the Electronic Eraser comes near to the end, the message “Low Battery” appears on the computer screen to which the electronic boar d is connected using interactive functi ons. When this message appears, get new b atteries ready and repla ce the old ones[...]

Troubleshooting 78 T reat problems according to th e information given in the ta ble below . If problems still per sist, call your dealer for service. T roubleshooting Symptom Care and Remedy See Page Power switch is on but the indicator is off. Check that the power plug is secure ly plugged in. (If the indicator still does not light, turn the powe[...]

Troubleshooting 79 Help The software inst alled before is deleted from the Program s menu or cannot be used after installing the Panasonic- DMS. After the e xisting Panasonic-DMS sof tware is uninst alled, the new Panasonic-DMS is installed. Insta ll the new Panasonic-DMS again as follows. 1. Uninstall the current Panasonic-DMS. 2. Install the old [...]

Troubleshooting 80 The following tab le describes the meaning of each of th e symbols which may flash in the Multi-Copy/Erro r Indicator . If other indications appear , call your dealer . Detection o f the mark er color of the Electronic Pen does no t work well when the Whiteboard mode of the interactive function is used. The marker for interactive[...]

Specifications 81 Help S pecifications Model No. UB-8325 General Power supply Refer to the nam e plate on the printer Power consumption (Operati onal) Refer to the nam e plate on the printer External dimensions (Height × Width × Depth, without stan d) 1,388 mm × 1,550 mm × 264 mm (4 ' 6 21 / 32 " × 5 ' 1 1 / 32 " × 10 &apo[...]

Specifications 82 * 1 Letter size is for U.S.A. and Canada models. • The markers (big) and th e eraser are used for other than the interactive function. • The marke rs for interactive (small) are us ed while inserte d in the pen holder . The Electronic Pen [a marker for intera ctive (small) inserted in the pen holder] and the Electronic Eraser [...]

83 Before installing this set, please read th is manual completely . CLASS 1 LED PRODUCT Inst allation Inst allation Manual (for qualified service personnel) T able of Content s pag e For Your Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 ● Notice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

84 For Y our Safety T o preven t severe injury an d loss of life, read this section carefu lly before using the unit to ensure pro per and safe operation o f your unit. The following graphic symbols are used in this Insta llation Manual. Safety check must be done by qualified service personnel after installing this option. Be sure to disconnect th [...]

85 Inst allation Assembling the Electronic Board ■ Accessories for assembling The packag e includes the part s for setting up the electr onic board shown below . Make sure that all of these p arts are included in the p ackage before pro ceeding. No. Part Name Illustration Q’ty Remarks Power cord 1 W all-mounting template 1 For wall-mounting[...]

Assembling the Electronic Board 86 ■ Assembly 1 Assemble the optional st and or wall-mounting kit. ■ If you are using a st and, refer to page 92. ■ If you are using a wall-moun ting kit, refer to p age 96. 2 Remove the electronic board from the shipping box. Remove the joints , then remove the electronic bo ard from the shipping box. • Do n[...]

Assembling the Electronic Board 87 Inst allation 3 Inst all the electronic board. Install the electr onic board using the st and (option) or wall-mounting kit (o ption). ■ Using the st and (option) 1) Hang the electr onic board on the optional stand. • The electron ic board can be mounted 200 mm (7 7 / 8 ” ) higher than hang position A by han[...]

Assembling the Electronic Board 88 4 Connect the power cord. 1) Securely fit the supplied power cord into the AC inlet on the printer unit. 2) Fasten the power cord through the center cable hold er , as well as the left or right cable holder depending on th e location of the AC outlet (see below). • Lef t Location When fastening through the lef t[...]

89 Inst allation Electronic Board Operations Check After assemb ling the electronic board, per form the procedur e s presented in the following t able to make sure it functions p roperly . Ste p Point s to C heck Symptom Solutions 1 T urn on the power switch. “ ” flashes af ter “ ” lights up. (Norma l opera tion) (If not) Check power cord. [...]

Electronic Board Operations Check 90 * 1 Contact the store or dealer from which the unit was purchased. ■ Interactive Operations Check 1 Inst all the sof tware on the computer and connect the supplied USB cable according to “Inst alling Drivers / Interactiv e Panaboard Software” on p age 28. 2 Check that the interactive function operates. •[...]

91 Inst allation Rep acking Perform Assembly S teps 2 through 4 on pages 86 - 88 in reverse to rep ack the electronic board and accessories. Use the joint s to fasten the shipping box. • Do not touch the screen fi lm surface, as this may damage it. Manuals , CD-ROM, Eraser cloth (f or Electronic Eraser) Markers f or Interactiv e Batteries (6 pcs)[...]

92 Assembling the Optional S t and (KX-BP065) ■ Accessories The package bo x for the optional stand include s the part s no ted below; please confirm that all p arts ar e present before beginn ing installation . * 1 The accessory wrench is requ ired to fasten or loosen the screws , ; pl ease store it c arefully for futur e use. * 2 These are used[...]

Assembling the Option al Stand (KX-BP065) 93 Inst allation ■ Assembly 1 Assembling the st and ■ Assembling the fall-pr evention extension legs The fall-prevention extension legs increase the safety of the electronic board. • Inst all and always s et the fall-preven tion legs when using the st and. • When tightening the s crew , hold the nut[...]

Assembling the Optional Stand (KX-BP065) 94 ■ Assembling the st and Note * 1 Do not tighten the screw too much. This may deform the pipes. Assemble with the holes tow ard the front. Locking casters side (rear) Pull the f all-prev ention extension legs down (f all-pre v ention extension legs will be fix ed by the loc k pin.) 1 1 1 2 Locking caster[...]

Assembling the Option al Stand (KX-BP065) 95 Inst allation 2 Att ach the fixtures with the four wing-bolts. 3 Assemble and inst all the electronic board . Refer to step 3 on p age 87.[...]

96 Optional W all-mounting Kit (KX-B063) Before attempting installation of th is wall-mounting kit, we strongly recommend consulting with the building mana ger , engineer , or architect. The insta ller needs to know the ty pe of construction used for the wall intended for this installation and the location of wall studs. Selection of ha rdware is c[...]

Optional Wall-mounting Kit (KX-B063) 97 Inst allation ■ W all-mounting procedure 1 Confirm that the wall is st rong enough to support the weight of the electronic board. The wall must be capable of su pporting at least 1,005 N [103 k g f (227 lbs.)] for UB-8325 . 2 T ape the W all-mounting template on the wall. • Do not use the te mplate includ[...]

Optional Wall-moun ting Kit (KX-B063) 98 ■ Att aching the wall-mounting fixtures The electronic board must be mounted with the method most suited to the material of the wall. Three meth ods are presente d here. (Other options may be available in your area.) ● Att aching to met al or concrete walls S tud plugs (sold in stor es) are needed. Drill[...]

Optional Wall-mounting Kit (KX-B063) 99 Inst allation ● Att aching to plasterboard walls S plit-wing toggles (sold in stores) are needed. ● Att aching to wooden walls Use wood screws (sold in stores). Insert eac h bolt through a hole in the wall-mounting fixture and into the hole in the wall beneath so that the arms of the split- wing toggle ar[...]

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