Crestron electronic DTT-15V2 - Manual (Page 19)

DualTouch™ Technology Touchpanel Crestron DTT-15V2
NOTE: Manual changes invalidate the standard profile settings.
11. Language – Use the (-)/(+) buttons to select a language for the display
adjustment menus. Press Enter to save. Default is English.
The Kensington ® Security Slot
The Kensington Security Slot is an industry standard that gives customers the best
option for the physical security of computer and electronic equipment. The security
slot is marked with a lock and K icon. To prevent unauthorized removal, you can
attach one end of a Kensington security cable to this slot and the other end to an
immovable object. Refer to the Kensington website for additional details
(http://www.kensington.com).
Using the Pen
While working with the DTT-15V2, you can rest your hand on the surface of the
display screen, just as if you were drawing on a sheet if paper. The pen is activated
as soon as it enters proximity, about 0.2 inches (5 mm) above the surface. This
allows you to position the screen cursor before touching the pen tip to the surface.
When the pen tip contacts the surface of the DTT-15V2, the tip switch is activated.
The tip switch simulates clicking and holding a mouse button. Raising the tip above
the surface of the DTT-15V2 is the same as releasing a mouse button.
The pen comes with five extra tips. The pen tip will wear with normal use. Worn tips
feel more drag when you draw, or it seems as if you are scratching the overlay with
your pen. It can be easily replaced with one of the extra pen tips. Replacement pens
and a 5-pack of replacement pen nibs are available from the Wacom website
(http://wacomdirect.wacom.com).
Grasp the worn tip with a pair of
needle-nose pliers, tweezers, or similar
instrument and pull out the tip. Firmly slide the new tip (square end first)
into the barrel of the pen and press in until
it stops.
NOTE: A badly worn pen tip may damage the surface.
Operations Guide – DOC. 6342 DualTouch™ Technology Touchpanel: DTT-15V2 y 15