Hey this is Daniel from Adorama. I’m here with the Ricoh D5500 Interactive
Whiteboard.
We’re here in our event space and I’m going to run through some of the features for you.
This is a
Interactive Whiteboard so you can come into it from,
several boards can be connected together, up to four, you can connect them remotely so you could
have somebody here in New York city, you could have somebody in California, you could
all be sharing the same information.
You could be standing in front of your boardroom, you know working with this
thing.
So it's a 1920 by 1020 screen,
it's made out of gorilla glass so it's nice and tough and it comes with this interactive pen, so i'm going to
run through how to go through some of the,
the basic setup here. So obviously it's a whiteboard so when I click the pen
application
here, I can select my colour, I can change my background, let's say to a grid
and I can check my line thickness. So I can write things on here,
like Ricoh.
From here,
I can zoom in if I want and when I do that then I can
you know, let's say change the pen a little bit and I can make
a note down here, say i'll write Ricoh now again
and when I come back to it, it's nice and clear.
You can see it right here on the screen, so also the backside of the pen is an eraser
so I can erase that if I didn't want that and,
or I can use the eraser end
to select
and move parts of the,
parts of the image.
So let's erase that.
So that's fine when you're making presentations, what will make this really cool is that
you can import
into this images, so I have a USB memory stick in the back
and I've got here an image
of our latest ad that we are going to do for our event we have today
right after i finish this in this space. So, right here the designer sent me this, if I want to look
at it,
I can blow it up, I can make annotations to it, like if i want to change the time, it's 2-6
here, but let's say that
we decide to make it run longer, so we're going to go until 8, I can circle that and
write 8 p.m.
and then I can come back down
and essentially from here if i'm interacting and they can see it from the
other side, they could see what i'm doing right away. If I want to send them the file,
I can then come over here and I can save it
either back to my USB memory stick and give it to them or I can save it temporarily
on the whiteboard.
If i'm going to do that it requires a passcode to come in here
so this, this keeps it very secure for business applications if you have to let's
say take a break
from your meeting and your going to leave the room you can, you can lock down your
files.
Save it temporarily to the board, now if anybody wants to access this
they're going to hit this part here and hit import
and when you hit the temporary save folder,
it's going to require you to put in the passcode before it even shows you any of the files.
So i'll put in my passcode.
And is going to tell me what's saved on the board and the time that I saved it.
We'll say it's that one and there up here.
So I've got all my saved items down at the bottom, I can flip through my different
screens.
There's nothing there, this is the screenshot I made of my PC earlier, which goes to the
next point. This can interact with a PC.
So, the machine itself has on it the software, you plug your PC into it, you
you log into it as a server and you download the software onto your PC.
Ok, so once you've started the software on your computer,
it's going to require you to put in passcode, which you get from the board.
So just somebody on your network can't just log in, they have to have access to the board
itself, to be able to get the passcode which changes every time you restart the
board.
So 6534 is my code.
Hit connect and now I'm
logging in. So now this is actually my computer screen so anything you do here,
your actually doing on the computer.
So basically if I, if I, you know, set it as my desktop background. I mean like whatever
you want to do. You want to open Photoshop?
You can actually edit from here using the computer right there live on front
of you.
So, this right here is showing that i'm connected to the PC, I can actually go back to my whiteboard
itself,
if I want to anything that we looked at and I can jump back to the PC as well.
So the other thing that you can do when you are connected to your computer is once you have
this up, because remember now I'm working on my computer,
so if I, if I draw on this with the pen,
it's not actually affecting the computer right now because I'm in the pen mode
but if I want to save this I can make a screenshot
and it's going to bring it now to the white board, so now this is actually on the
whiteboard
as a screenshot on the whiteboard.
So again this is for business applications mostly, so this could be in a conference
room somewhere and now I have all these files i've been working with and I have them all saved
to my thumb drive, everything's great
and now I want to leave. What's really great about this machine is that
once I shut this down, it erases everything so the next person coming up has no
access to my files, they're gone.
So once I do the shutdown on this, we're clear.
So I want to thank Ricoh
for bringing us the white board to use today. Be sure to subscribe to AdoramaTV.
Leave some comments below and i'll see you next time.
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