Texas Instruments 8100CB, 8200IW WallDisplay as a Copyboard or Digital Whiteboard, Copyboard Mode

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3M™ Digital WallDisplay

WallDisplay as a Copyboard or Digital Whiteboard

Copyboard Mode

This mode lets the 3M Digital WallDisplay unit capture all the data from the screen and print it to a printer con- nected directly to the 3M Digital WallDisplay. No computer is needed to run this system. This mode should be used without projection.

Note: 3M Classroom Display, 3M Briefing Display, and 3M Whiteboard Display are compatible only with the PCL3 printers listed on Appendix page 50.

Whiteboard Mode (8200IC only)

You can use this mode without projection, to function as an electronic whiteboard. You can save, print to a PC or networked printer (but not the printer connected to the 3M Digital WallDisplay), and share the meeting over a network. It is not recommended to run projection in this mode because you will see the data from the projector and the writing on the screen at the same time. The Print button on this system will work the same as the Print command from the menu system, and the Clear button will start a new page.

Projection Mode (8200IC only)

The second way to use Whiteboard Display with a computer is in Projection mode. In this mode, your comput- er’s desktop is projected on the 3M Digital WallDisplay screen and the Whiteboard system can be used as a touch screen. For this mode, use the Digital Mouse stylus insert instead of the dry-erase markers. The stylus is used the same way a mouse is used on a PC (including the right-click function), but the Print and Clear buttons will have no effect.

Using Copyboard Mode

Top LED Light Legend

NO DATA IN MEMORY

(No light)

BOARD IS RECEIVING DATA

(Quickly blinking green)

MEMORY CONTAINS DATA

(Slowly blinking green)

DATA IS PRINTING

(Blinking with alternating green and amber))

CONNECTION ERROR

(Solid red)

PRINTING ERROR

(Slowly blinking red)

Printer Computer

1.Make sure the Master Power Switch is on and that the 3M Digital WallDisplay is plugged in. The On/Off Button does not need to be turned on.

2.Use the digital markers to write on the board.

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Contents Operator’s Guide This page intentionally left blank for printed version Contents Appendix Service InformationContents 3M Digital WallDisplay Introduction Safety PrecautionsThank You for Choosing 3M Intended UseIntroduction 3M Digital WallDisplay Introduction Product Safety LabelPatents TrademarksSoftware and Copyright License Agreement 3M Digital WallDisplay Technical SupportFCC Statement-Class a Video Signal CablesEEC Statement-Class a Instructions to UsersIdentify Model Model Identification and DifferencesModel Differences Model Number Model NameOptional Accessories Part Identification 3M Digital Wall Display Features Connecting to Various Equipment System SetupStartup OperationOperation 3M Digital WallDisplay ShutdownFeatures Remote Control UnitForward Keypad Rear Keypad Installing or Replacing Batteries Assembling Digital Markers Digital Markers and EraserDigital Markers and Eraser 3M Digital WallDisplay Assembling Digital EraserMenu Navigation Menu SystemColorful-Bright Slider Menu KeypadWarm-Cool Slider Volume SliderMute Menu Function Menu System 3M Digital WallDisplay Reset All MenuInput Select Menu Image Adj Sub-Menu Tools Sub-Menu Whiteboard Mode 8200IC only Copyboard ModeProjection Mode 8200IC only Using Copyboard ModeInstalling eBeam Software on Your Computer Using Whiteboard ModeMinimum Requirements Apple MacintoshWallDisplay as a Copyboard or Digital Whiteboard Installing the SoftwareUsing Projection Mode General Maintenance MaintenanceLamp Usage Onscreen Lamp MessagesMaintenance 3M Digital WallDisplay Lamp ReplacementMaintenance 3M Digital WallDisplay dealer replace a ruptured lamp Dispose of this lamp properlyResetting Lamp Hours Replacing ProjectionScreen Common Problems and Solutions TroubleshootingMessage Meaning Onscreen MessagesEBeam Hardware Detection/Use EBeam SoftwareSee Proxy Server Setup Problem EBeam Try the followingServer. See Proxy Server Setup MeetingWriting Data/Capture Dialog box see Setting Pen Colors/Line Thickness. ItChoose eBeam Hardware Detect eBeam Hardware EBeam HardwareTroubleshooting Microsoft Internet Explorer EFI Meeting AppletNetscape Clear Memory Cache and Clear Disk CacheSee Loading an Excel Spreadsheet as a Background Image Background ImagesParts and Accessories Service InformationOptional Accessories Ordering Parts or Getting InformationAppendix 3M Digital WallDisplay SpecificationsComputer Compatibility Input/Output Signal SpecificationsResolution Refresh Rate Horizontal Frequency Printer Compatibility AppendixSection Head Important Notice

8200IW, 8100CB, 8200IC specifications

Texas Instruments (TI) has long been a leader in the semiconductor industry, developing a wide range of integrated circuits (ICs) that cater to various applications. Among these, the TI 8200IC, 8100CB, and 8200IW stand out for their innovative features and advanced technologies.

The Texas Instruments 8200IC is primarily designed for high-performance data processing applications. One of its standout features is its ability to operate at high speeds, making it ideal for demanding computing tasks. This IC supports a broad range of input voltages, ensuring compatibility with various systems. Its low power consumption is another critical advantage, as it allows for longer battery life in portable devices. Embedded within the 8200IC are advanced signal processing capabilities, which enable efficient handling of complex algorithms and data streams. This feature is essential in applications ranging from telecommunications to consumer electronics.

The TI 8100CB, on the other hand, focuses on microcontroller functionality, offering a versatile solution for embedded systems. This chip comes with an extensive selection of I/O ports, allowing seamless integration with other components in a system. Its built-in memory facilitates the execution of intricate control algorithms, making it suitable for automation and robotics applications. The 8100CB also supports multiple communication protocols, including Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) and Inter-Integrated Circuit (I2C), enabling easy connectivity with sensors and peripherals. Moreover, its robust design ensures reliability in various operating conditions, making it a preferred choice for industrial and automotive applications.

Finally, the Texas Instruments 8200IW is designed with wireless communication in mind. This IC excels in providing reliable connectivity solutions, supporting multiple wireless protocols such as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. Its compact design enables integration into space-constrained devices while maintaining high performance. The 8200IW features advanced security mechanisms to ensure data integrity during wireless transmission, which is critical in today’s connected world. Additionally, its energy-efficient architecture is tailored for IoT applications, allowing devices to operate efficiently in low-power modes.

In summary, the Texas Instruments 8200IC, 8100CB, and 8200IW showcase the company’s commitment to innovation in semiconductor technology. With features tailored for high-speed data processing, microcontroller applications, and wireless communication, these ICs offer versatile solutions for a wide array of uses, empowering designers to create cutting-edge products across different sectors.
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