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Intelligent  Pen  Tray  contains  three  modes:  writing  (pen)  mode,  eraser  mode  and 
pointer mode. 
 
 

1

Writing (Pen) Mode

 

 

Picking up any one of the four pens from the pen tray will simultaneously invoke 

the pen tool of Flow! Works Pro and then enters the writing mode. 

 

When you pick up one of color-coded pens from the pen tray, you can write with 

that corresponding color ink. 

 

If you pick up more than one pen, Flow! Works Pro will default to the pen picked 

up at first. E.g.: if you pick up the red pen first and black pen next, Flow! Works 

Pro will default to red pen even the black pen has the priority over red pen. 

 

Only one signal will be detected by Flow! Works Pro at a time. E.g.: when you pick 

up red pen, green pen and black pen in turn, Flow! Works Pro will default to red 

pen  no  matter  what  color  pen  you  use.  When  you  put  the  red  pen  into  its 

designated  slot,  black  pen  will  take  priority  over  green  pen  as  priorities 

mentioned in Intelligent Pen Tray Introduction.   

 

2. Eraser Mode 

 

If  the eraser  is  removed  from the pen  tray,  Flow!  Works Pro  will  simultaneously 

invoke object eraser that erases pen objects, texts, images, audio and video and 

then enters the eraser mode. 

 

It will exit eraser mode after eraser being returned to its designated slot on the 

pen tray.   

 

3. Pointer Mode 

 

If the pointer is removed from the pen tray, Flow! Works Pro will simultaneously 

invoke laser pen and then enters the pointer mode. 

 

It will exit pointer mode after pointer being returned to its designated slot on the 

pen tray.   

 

Summary of Contents for QPT100

Page 1: ...Intelligent Pen Tray User Manual Standard Version QPT100 The Best Choice for Your Perfect Presentation Information in this manual is subject to change without notice...

Page 2: ...highest priority eraser and pointer being next As for pens the black pen has priority over red pen followed by green and blue pens black red green blue Notes The color recognition comes from the opti...

Page 3: ...board onto the wall or to a stand Step 1 Install metal connector Mount a metal connector on the left most and right most concave plane at the back of pen tray respectively Insert and loosely fasten th...

Page 4: ...metal connector with bolts on the whiteboard Then loosely fasten the nuts as shown in Figure 3 Step 4 Adjust Adjust the pen tray horizontally to the middle of the whiteboard frame Lift it up to make i...

Page 5: ...QWB300 Series Note Please install the pen tray on the whiteboard before mounting the whiteboard onto the wall or to a stand Step 1 Install metal connector Mount a metal connector on the left most and...

Page 6: ...Attach the pen tray to the whiteboard Attach the pen tray to the whiteboard with the four bolts on the back of the whiteboard passing through the circular holes in the metal connectors as shown in Fi...

Page 7: ...ten the screws installed loosely in Step 1 Screw the included 4 hexagonal nuts Accessory as shown in Figure 3 onto the bolts to finally secure the pen tray as shown in Figure 4 Step 5 Add accessories...

Page 8: ...ely as pen object eraser and laser pen when they are interacted with Flow Works Pro Specific functions as follows Pen tray Four pens Black and red pens are in the pen tray for the left side and the gr...

Page 9: ...Works Pro at a time E g when you pick up red pen green pen and black pen in turn Flow Works Pro will default to red pen no matter what color pen you use When you put the red pen into its designated sl...

Page 10: ...g implemented concurrently i e when the pen eraser and pointer are removed from the pen tray simultaneously Flow Works Pro will default to invoke pen function no matter what tools you use When you put...

Page 11: ...Supply Mode Powered by whiteboard Communication Mode Inter integrated Circuit IIC Operating Temperature 0 40 Storage Temperature 20 80 Induction Way Infrared Magnetic Induction Interactive Software F...

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