Smart Technologies ID250

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Power

The Sympodium ID250 interactive pen display uses a single 12V DC power supply, which comes

with your unit, and a country-specific power cable to connect to a power outlet.

NOTE: The power input is designed for both 120V AC and 220V AC operation. However, you’ll

never need to adjust the voltage as the ID250 switches to the appropriate voltage automatically.

Contents

Main Registration Benefits FCC Warning Trademark Notice Copyright Notice Important Information Other Precautions Page Table of Contents Page Overview The Interactive Screen The Tethered Pen, Pen Tool and Function Buttons Connectivity Ports Page Installing the ID250 Determining the Best Location for Your ID250 Connecting the ID250 Integrating a Monitor or a Projector To install SMART Board software Installing SMART Board Software To connect the ID250 Orienting the Screen To orient the screen Matching the Resolution Adjusting the Screen To adjust the screen To set the resolution for the Windows operating system To set the resolution for the Mac OS X operating system R GB Tethering the Pen Securing the ID250 Other Integrations To adjust the pitch and phase To attach the tether to the pen and the ID250 Using the ID250 Touching the Interactive Screen Clicking and Mouse Mode Using the Pen Tool Buttons Right-Clicking Writing on the Screen and Saving Your Notes Using the Eraser Using the Function Buttons To type with the SMART Keyboard Storing the Pen To erase a note Page Maintaining the ID250 Cleaning the Screen Cleaning the Pen Changing the Pen Tip To replace the pen tip Page Troubleshooting Checking the Power Checking the Status of the Interactive Pen Display Image Problems Control and Writing Problems Troubleshooting Summary Table Page Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Regulations Page Customer Support Contacting SMART Technical Support Page Index B C D E T U V W