The new Mini PowerRemote:
Designed with seminar presenters in mind where a small, comfortable, no miss forward-backward only reliable remote is preferred over more complicated designs. The mini PowerRemote takes the classic ergnomic design of the PowerPresenter, discards the bulky receiver box and cable, and marries it with a short USB "stick". The stick docks in the back of the remote as shown in the photo. That's all there is. No cables, no software to install. It is really a neat little remote, try it, if you don't like it you can return it within 15 days (if opened, or 30 days if unopened.)
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Comfortable design shaped to your hand
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Extra "stubby" USB Stick "docks" in back of remote for storage
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2 button goof-proof operation |
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Simple design, when you click the larger "forward" button, the USB stick sends a 'downarrow' key to your computer, which advances PowerPoint or Presentation Synchronizer to the next slide. The smaller button sends the 'uparrow' key to go to the previous slide. The third button is a laser pointer. That's it! no extra buttons to get in your way.
The USB stick simply plugs in to the computer's USB port where it is automatically recognized as an input device by your computer. A simple 'link' operation is performed the first time you use the remote or when the batteries are changed to make sure the transmitter is properly identified by the receiver. Press the button on the USB stick, then press and hold both the large "Forward" and smaller "Reverse" buttons on the transmitter. The LED on the USB stick flashes, and you're ready to present.
Technical Details:
| Feature |
Specification |
| Radio Frequency (RF) |
2.4-2.483 GHz |
| Approx. Operating Range |
66 Ft. (20 m) |
| OS Compatibility |
Mac, Windows |
| Weight (package shipping weight) |
3 ounces (85 grams) |
| Battery |
CR2032 "coin" type |
| Laser Power |
0.95 mW |
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Compatible with PowerPoint, Keynote, Presentation Synchronizer* |
* for Media Shout, Easy Worship, etc. use the regular PowerPresenter which can be reprogrammed to send commands to operate those programs. |