Bobby Thorpe
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No Access Points
No Access Points means that the System Manager cannot see a reciever or a base station. This is usually present when 2 or more hubs are installed on the same machine, i.e. IML Click and IML Connect...
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IML-WRS971T Device Driver
If you insert a receiver but it cannot find the IML-WRS971T device in Control Panel\Hardware and Sound\Devices and Printers, install the attached driver package to resolve the issue. Right click a...
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IML Click Trainer Specifications
A portable device that quickly reassigns IML Click keypad static addresses and channels without a PC or software. Size: (LxWxH) 147.5mm x 72.7mm x 26mmWeight: (without batteries) 0.290 lbs/0.132 kg...
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IML Click Trainer takes priority
A Click USB Trainer can take priority over ViewPoint with access to the USB Receiver (i.e. if a trainer is connected, votes may not be received). Remove the USB Trainer and receiver, reboot the PC ...
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IML Click Trainer Configuration
Delete Current Data Held in IML Trainer Memory To ensure consequent numbering of the keypad addresses, please delete the current data held in memory by the IML Click Trainer. Start up the device C...
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IML Click handsets configured via Click Trainer
With the channel number set and auto increment turned on, insert your receiver into the laptop and ensure receiver is set to static and channel number is set to channel 1 unless there are specific ...
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IML Click Trainer Compliance and Patents
This device complies with the following European Directives and USA/Canada Regulations: Directive 1999/5/EC on radio equipment and telecommunication terminal equipment and the mutual recognition of...
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Introduction
The IML Click device is a battery operated voting device that operates on the 2.4ghz spectrum.
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User Interface
Input controls 10 numeric keys Alert key Link key Send key Clear Key 0 - 9 ! Link Send C or *