Kingston K33373EU Wireless Presenter Specifications and Datasheet
- June 10, 2024
- Kingston
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Kingston K33373EU Wireless Presenter
Product Description
Own what the professionals use to control their presentations. The Wireless Presenter is designed without a laser pointer so it can be used for presentations in locations where lasers are not allowed. With a 4-button layout, you can easily go forward and back on your PowerPoint® or Keynote® slides, while the other two buttons let you hide your screen and play a slideshow. With a 65-foot range, you can remain in control of your presentation while you roam the room.
Features
- Intuitive 4-button controls for forward, back, blackout, and play for a slideshow
- Laser-free design
- 65-foot wireless range
- Internal storage for wireless USB receiver so it won’t get lost
- Plug & Play 2.4GHz USB connection
- Compatible with Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, and Mac OS X
Specifications
- Brand Kensington
- Product Dimensions 2.4 x 4.4 x 10.3 cm; 54.5 Grams
- Batteries 2 LR44 batteries are required.
- CE Certificated Unknown
- Compatibility macOS X 10.11, Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10
- Connectivity Wireless
- Controls Presentation Controls
- Features Auto Power Off, Wireless USB Receiver Storage
- USB Receiver Size Standard
- Wireless Type 2.4Ghz
- Innovative Product No
- Item Weight 54.5 g
- Wireless Type 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency
Important Infomartion
Product information
- Depth 30mm
- Width 45mm
- Height 100mm
- Gross weight 0.08kg
Retail Packaging Information
- Depth 35mm
- Width 135mm
- Height 203mm
- Gross weight 0.17kg
- UPC# 5028252290401
- Unit Quantity 1
Master Case Information
- Depth 353mm
- Width 160mm
- Height 233mm
- Gross weight 1.29kg
- UPC# 5028252290418
- Unit Quantity 5
Shipping Information
- Country of origin CN
- Minimum Order Quantity 5
- Warranty Period 24
- End date 01/11/2016
General information
- Color Unknown
FAQ’s
Just wondering if / how you can play videos embedded into the PowerPoint presentation.
Please set the blackout button to the mouse-click feature via KensingtonWorks. Then you can use the cursor control feature to click videos or links embedded in our presentation deck
Does it work with smart notebook technologies (classroom teaching software)?
The laser pointer bit doesn’t show up on them but the remote itself actually controls the computer software such as PowerPoint, so it works with any computer/laptop, etc, as it is USB. as opposed to the projector itself. Making it useful no matter where you take it to use it, but the laser doesn’t show up on the screen no.
Will the laser dot show up on an LCD screen?
There isn’t a laser dot – the clicker has to be pointed at the USB stick to proceed to the next presentation slide
Will this device work on Windows 8.1?
YES, I have Windows 8:1 on my new laptop. But the key thing is to have presentation software like MS Office Powerpoint if you are wanting to present using PowerPoint. The USB from the Kensington Presenter needs to download its drivers onto your system to ‘talk’ to your presentation and click to change the cards in your presentation pack
How do I connect my laser pointer to my laptop?
The USB receptor is located at the end of the handle portion of the pointer on top to pull out and plug into the USB port. To turn on the laser pointer slide the button to right. Features. To launch the slide show use the play button. To end the slide show use the black screen button.
What is a wireless presenter used for?
Wireless Presentation Systems are used for a range of applications, such as: Connecting a laptop, desktop PC, smartphone, or tablet to any TV wirelessly. Streaming or mirroring video and audio from any device onto a bigger screen or projector. Enabling interaction between users through sharing content on a common screen.
Why is my Kensington laser pointer not working?
Make sure the USB receiver isn’t plugged into the clicker though, otherwise the laser pointer won’t work either way. If the problem persists, restarting the machine with the USB receiver plugged into a powered port sometimes helps. Otherwise, use Device Manager to correctly identify the receiver.
Are presentation lasers safe?
Laser pointers are completely safe when properly used as a visual or instructional aid. However, they can cause serious eye damage when used improperly. There have been enough documented injuries from laser pointers to trigger a warning from the Food and Drug Administration (Alerts and Safety Notifications).
What is a wireless presenter?
Overview. Also known as clickers, presenters, PowerPoint remotes, presentation mice, presentation pointers, remote points, professional presenters, etc, these devices can be used to wirelessly switch slides during a slide show presentation.
How do I connect my wireless presenter to my computer?
Wireless presenters always come with a receiver, usually placed in a slot at the back of the clicker, or sometimes hidden behind the battery cover. Take off this receiver and connect it to an available USB port on your computer. Put in any necessary batteries or other requirements for your clicker.
Can I use the presenter view with one screen?
Presenter View in PowerPoint works best if you have two monitors. On one monitor, you can display your slides for your audience to see. On the other, you have your own private view (which isn’t visible to your audience), where you can see your notes and the upcoming slide while you’re presenting.
How do I share a slide in Presenter view?
Make sure the presentation is set to use a full-screen Slide Show. Start Presenter View Preview by pressing Alt+F5. In Zoom, share a portion of the screen from the Advanced sharing options.
Why can’t I see my notes in the Presenter view?
Swap the Presenter view and Slide view monitors To manually determine which screen shows your notes in Presenter view and which shows only the slides themselves, on the taskbar at the top of Presenter view, select Display Settings, and then select Swap Presenter View and Slide Show.
What is a presenter device?
A wireless presentation system is a device that allows you to cast contents wirelessly from your laptop, smartphone, or tablet to a connected projector, flat panel, or TV.
How do I get the presenter view on my monitor?
Set up PowerPoint to use Presenter view with two monitors On the Slide Show tab, in the Monitors group, select Use Presenter View. In the Display Settings dialog box, on the Monitor tab, select the monitor icon that you want to use to view your speaker notes, and then select the This is my main monitor check box.
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