The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 1 Setting up the SMART Board.

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The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 1 Setting up the SMART Board

The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 2 Shut down and turn off your computer before proceeding!

The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 3 Set the SMART board approximately 6 feet from projector 6 feet

The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 4 Set the pens and eraser in the appropriate trays

The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 5 Locate the SMART board connector

The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 6 Plug the funky- looking end into the serial port on the computer Look for this symbol

The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 7 Unplug the keyboard connector from the back of the computer and plug in the adapter in its place

The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 8 Plug the keyboard connector into the adapter

The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 9 Connect the other end of the SMART board connector into the SMART board

The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 10 Setting up the Projector

The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 11 Locate the projector connector and power cord

The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 12 Unplug the monitor from the back of the computer. Plug in the projector connector in its place.

The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 13 Plug the connector from the back of the computer into the RGB 1 slot.. Plug the connector from the monitor into the RGB 2 slot

The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 14 Plug the power cord in to the projector, then plug the cord into a power strip.

The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 15 Turn on the main power switch at the back of the projector, then press the power button on the top

The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 16 Turn on and log in to your computer

The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 17 Orient the SMART board This process gets the SMART board ready to use with your computer

The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 18 Adjust the distance between the SMART board and the projector so that the computer screen fills the SMART board

The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 19 At your computer, from the SMART board software menu, select Orient

The Truly Interactive Whiteboard Slinger Elementary School 20 At the SMART board, follow the directions on the screen to orient (match it up) with the computer