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Getting Started Interwrite DualBoard

Positioning the Pens in the Pen

Charging Station

1 Each Pen snaps into one of the charging slots.

2 Position the Pen so that the Pen Tether Loop is

pointing out, away from the charging slot.

3 The LED Light below each slot turns on when the Pen

is positioned in the slot. The light stays on while the

Pen is charging and turns off when the Pen is fully

charged. Periodically, the Pen will slowly draw current

to maintain a full charge. This is known as trickle

charging and, when the Pen is trickle charging, the

light remains off. The rechargeable Interactive Pen will not over-charge.

Installing the Pen Charging

Station

1 Unscrew the Thumb Screws and position

the Pen Charging Station on the Interwrite

Board frame.

2 Tighten the Thumb Screws to lock the Pen

Charging Station into place.

3 Plug the Power Plug into the Power

Connector on the top of the board’s

Controller.

When the Pen Charging Station is plugged into the Interwrite DualBoard, it will have

power as long as the Interwrite DualBoard is powered by the power supply.

The optional Pen Charging Station is designed to attach to the frame of the Inter-

write DualBoard just above the controller housing, so it can plug into the Power

Connector on the top of the controller. It can also be hung on the wall, using the

Wall Mount Hangers shown below.

The Rechargeable Interactive Pen

and Pen Charging Station

When the Pen Charging Station is plugged into either the wall socket or the Inter-

write DualBoard (which must be powered on), snap each of your rechargeable

Interactive Pens into a slot to charge them. It’s a good idea to keep the Pens in the

Charger when they are not being used. It’s the ideal place to store them, and you

don’t have to worry about overcharging them. They will not charge beyond their

capacity.

Thumb

Screws

Power

Plug

Wall

Mount

Hangers

Charger LED Lights

Your Pen Charging Station can be ordered with a Power Cord if you

don’t want to connect it to the Interwrite DualBoard and have it pow-

ered by the board’s power supply.