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Digital Pen Specifications and features :
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Description:
The Mobile Note Taker consists of two main components: a memory unit and a special electronic pen. The memory unit is a curved rectangular shaped device with a 7cm monochrome screen. To the right of the screen is a power button and 4 navigation buttons circling an OK button. Below the screen are 5 virtual button , the same kind found on the PC Notes Taker.
The left side of the memory unit has a mini USB port while the back features a big clip, reset button, and the battery compartment door. The unit uses 2 AAA batteries.
The Mobile NoteTaker's electronic pen looks like a regular black (both casing and ink color) medium wide ball point pen with a cap that has a clip on it. The only distinguishing thing about the pen, is the ball point end has a special sensor and the other end of the pen screws off, revealing a battery compartment. The pen uses 3 SR41 batteries.
Installation: The included CD contains all the software and drivers needed. The Quick Start Guide gives instructions on installing them. It also provides instructions on the physical setups of the memory unit and electronic pen. The Mobile NoteTaker uses an updated version of the same software that was provided with the PC Notes Taker. Usage: The memory unit of the Mobile NoteTaker turns on by pressing and holding the power button for about 2 seconds. The very first time the unit turns on, you are prompted to enter the date and time. Afterwards, the LCD displays the main menu where the top 4 out of 5 items are shown. The five items in the menu are: Capture, Browse, Settings, Status, and About. Navigation through the menu can be accomplished with the physical buttons to the right of the screen or with the virtual buttons below the screen in conjunction with the electronic pen. The bottom line of the LCD displays the function of the corresponding virtual button below it. In the bottom left corner of the screen is a battery meter.
Just like the PC Notes Taker, the Mobile NoteTaker can work with any paper. Simply clip the memory unit to the top of a notepad, turn it on, and start writing. To have the memory unit start recording, it needs to be in capture mode. This can be done by selecting Capture in the main menu or simply start writing with the electronic pen. As you write, the LCD will render your every stroke. The screen will automatically scroll in all directions accordingly. By default, the images on the screen are only 50% compared to what is on paper. Pushing the up navigation button will make the screen show 100% size. Pushing the down navigation button will make it show 50%. Pushing the down button one more time will make the screen show 25%. Of course, there are advantages for each of the three zoom levels.
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When you are ready to start a new page of writing, you can choose to save the contents currently on the screen or discard it. To save, push the OK button. To discard the contents, push the left navigation button and a conformation message will show asking if you are sure you want to clear the current page; whereby you would select Yes.
To view saved notes, go to the main menu and select Browse. Here, a list of saved entries are identified by the date and time when they were saved. Pick the one you would like to view and press OK. From here you will have the option to View or Delete the entry. When viewing an entry, you can zoom at the three previously mentioned levels and scroll in every direction. No changes can be made to the saved entries form the memory unit. To change the various settings of the memory unit, go to the main menu and select Settings. Some setting adjustments include: adjusting the date and time, turning sound on or off, adjusting the contrast, adjusting the auto shutdown time, and clearing the memory. To view the various status of the memory unit, go to the main menu and select Status. From here information such as battery life, Memory Usage, Time, and the number of pages and notes are shown. Pegasus reports that the Mobile NoteTaker can save up to 50 pages of notes. To turn off the memory, press and hold the power for about 2 seconds again. When you turn the unit back on, it will be in the mode or menu you were in when the unit was turned off.
When ready to upload notes to the computer, use the included USB cable to plug the memory unit into the computer. Then turn on the Note Taker program. In the program, go to File, Upload. After the notes are uploaded, a message will show asking whether to keep or delete the notes on the memory unit. The uploaded notes will show in the Upload folder on the left panel. When the memory unit is plugged into the computer, you can write something with the electronic pen, a virtual "paper pad" will show on the computer screen. Convert handwritten notes to text using Vision Objects MyScript software Convert handfilled forms using PLANiT Technology software engine. With the ability to work away from the computer, the Mobile NoteTaker is a serious contender against similar products or a scanner and a pad of paper. In addition, with the ability to work with any paper as well as having a screen to review previously saved notes, the Mobile NoteTaker has the advantage over its competitions.
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Last update 05/08/07 |
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