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light is too high, the keystroke recognition may become
too sensitive or a “hovering” eect may occur.
(Hovering: keystroke is recognized before your nger
touches the projection surface.)
Therefore, it is necessary to compensate for dierences in
nger characteristics or operating environment, and this
can be accomplished by adjusting the sensitivity of your
projection keyboard.
Given the same amount of reected infrared light, in-
creasing the sensitivity will produce the eect of a higher
amount of reection, whereas decreasing the sensitivity
will produce the eect of a lower amount of reection.
With the sensitivity set to its minimum value, repeatedly
press a key that is relatively far from the sensor (Spacebar,
CTRL, etc.) to increase the sensitivity. As soon as your
keystroke is recognized, stop adjusting the sensitivity and
set the nal setting value to one or two notches above
original setting.
Conditions to Avoid:
1. Avoid direct sunlight
2. Avoid low color temperature light source, such as tung-
sten, halogen, or incandescent lamp is used.
3. Avoid uneven or irregular surfaces. Place the product on
at surfaces.
4. Avoid a table or surface that is as transparent or reec-
tive as glass or mirror.
5. Avoid placing any objects within the space between the
main unit and the laser projected keyboard layout.
Because this product uses infrared rays, strong infrared
radiation from direct or reected sunlight or from tungsten
(halogen or incandescent) lighting may cause operating error.
Note
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