CPS Pulse Bedienungsanleitung

Before you use your CPS Pulse clicker in class, please enter your Student ID.

The CPS Pulse Keys

You will use your CPS Pulse clicker as you do your other handheld de-

vices that have keypads. Key touches are described here as presses.

Severalkeyshavetwotypesofkeypresses– pressandpressandhold.

Left Navigation

Right Navigation

Alpha/Numeric/SMS Entry

Plus/Minus

Backspace

Enter/Send

Jump/Search

Press key to jump to a question

in a self-paced test or homework

assignment.

Press and hold key to search for

the next unanswered question.

Symbols Table

. Period

, Comma

/ Division

* Multiplication

+ Plus

- Minus

Space

( Open Parenthesis

) Close Parenthesis

= Equal

> Greater than

< Less than

≥ Greater than or equal

≤ Less than or equal

| Pipe

√ Square Root

^ Caret

@ Email

Symbol

Press key multiple times to cycle

through Symbols Table.

Power

Press to power on

your CPS Pulse.

Press and hold for

2 seconds to power

down your CPS Pulse.

Switch text entry mode

Press key multiple times to cycle

through the text entry modes.

As you change modes, they are

pictured on the Screen.

Press to access the Main Menu.

Press the Navigation keys to scroll the Menu.

Press the Enter key to select a Menu item.

Join Press the Enter key.

Type the Join Code for the Class.

Menu Item Description

Homework Press the Enter key to use Home-

work Mode.

Channel Displays the Channel # in the

upper left corner of the Screen.

Clicker # Displays the clicker’s assigned

number.

Contrast Press the Navigation keys to

adjust the contrast from low

contrast (1) to high contrast (6).

Student

View the SID locked in clicker’s

memory. Can only be changed

using Unlock Menu item below.

Unlock Enter the Unlock key obtained

from the Response Student sec-

tion on eInstruction’s Web site.

Greeting The Greeting displays when you

turn on the Pulse.

Press the Enter key, type your

greeting, press the Enter key

again to save it.

Diagnostic Displays the Pulse’s Serial num-

ber, your Pulse type, the signal

strength, and firmware version.

Channel #

Correct/

Incorrect

RF Activity

Indicators

Text Entry

Mode

Self-Paced

Mode

Homework

Mode

Saved

Homework

Battery

Status

NAME DESCRIPTIONICON

Displays Channel # or homework bin,

depending on mode.

Enter/Send Animated during transmission. OK

when transmission acknowledged.

The Screen

Up arrow flashes for each transmit,

down arrow flashes for each receive.

Indicates which of the text entry modes -

alpha, numeric, SMS - is currently in use.

Indicates that the keypad is operating in

Self-Paced Mode.

Indicates that the Pulse is being used in

Homework Mode.

Indicates that homework answers have been

saved to memory for later transfer to CPS.

Indicates the current battery voltage from full

to low to very low. Very low will flash.

Indicates correct or incorrect answer.

Teacher must activate this option.

FOR RESPONSE

This is important because the Student ID is sent with each answer to identify it as yours in Response. In

addition, it is important that you take care when you enter your Student ID. The Student ID is locked in

your CPS Pulse clicker’s memory and requires a special code to unlock and change it.

• Power on your CPS Pulse clicker.

• When the Welcome message displays, press the Menu key and use the Navigation keys to scroll

to the Student ID menu option. Press the Enter key.

• Carefully type your Student ID, using the Text Entry Mode key to switch text modes, if necessary,

and the Backspace key to remove mistypes. Press the Enter key.

• Re-type your Student ID to confirm and press the Enter key again.

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CPS PULSE in the Classroom

Using

Power On As the Pulse powers up, eInstruction and your clicker’s Serial number appear on the

Pulse Screen. The Greeting displays and Pulse begins searching for a Class to join.

Join the Class You are instructed to enter a Class Channel # and press Enter key, or

Press Menu, navigate to the Join menu item and press Enter key, or

You may be joined automatically to the Class.

When Q: _ appears on your Pulse Screen, you are joined to

the Class and ready to answer questions.

Answering a

Question

1Select the appropriate text entry mode.

2Press the key or keys in your answer. Use the Backspace key to make correc-

tions.

3Press the Enter/Send key.

The Enter/Send icon will be animated on the Pulse Screen and OK will verify a suc-

cessful transmission. If your teacher has set the Correct/Incorrect Answer icon ,

where appropriate for specific question types, it will display on the Pulse Screen.

Powering Down To turn off your CPS Pulse, press and hold the Power key for about two seconds until

you see the Powering Down message on the Screen.

You can answer many different types of questions with your Pulse clicker—single

answer multiple choice, true/false, numeric, multiple correct multiple choice, answer

series, short answer, and so on. The Pulse clicker will change to the appropriate

entry mode when the teacher begins asking questions.

Changing Text

Entry Modes

Self-Paced

Mode

If the Self-Paced Mode icon displays on your Pulse Screen, you are going to be

taking a test. You can answer the questions in any order. You can return to a ques-

tion and change your answer as many times as you want within the time allotted

for the test. Use the Alpha/Numeric/SMS Entry key to cycle to the appropriate text

entry mode you need to enter your answer (Numeric , Multiple Choice , or Short

Answer ). Verify the mode you are in on your Pulse Screen. Each time you press

the Enter/Send key, your answer to the current question is transmitted. Watch the

Enter/Send icon to verify transmission. Press the Jump/Search key and designate

the question you want to jump to. Press and hold the Jump/Search key to jump to

the next unanswered question.

On the Screen

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CPS PULSE in Homework Mode

Using

Open Menu

and Navigate

to Homework

Mode

You can store up to four homework assignments in your CPS Pulse clicker.

Power on Pulse and press the Menu key.

Navigate to the Homework menu item and press the Enter key.

The Homework icon on the Pulse Screen indicates you are now in Homework

Mode.

Navigate to one of the four Homework bins and press the Enter key.

Name the homework assignment. Use the Backspace key to make corrections. Press

the Enter key to save the name. Use the Navigation key to select New, press Enter.

It’s always a good idea to clear the contents of the homework bin when you are

starting a new assignment, so navigate to Yes and press Enter. If your homework

assignment has a number, enter it here and press the Enter key. If there is no test

number, press the Enter key or the Right Navigation key to skip this part and move

into the homework assignment where you can begin answering questions.

Look at the icons across the top of your Pulse Screen: The number of the homework

bin you selected is in the left corner. The Enter/Send icon is next to the home-

work bin number. It is inactive while you are in Homework Mode, as you are saving

your answers in the clicker’s memory when you press the Enter key, not transmitting

them to the Response software. Next is the Text Entry Mode icon , the Homework

Mode icon and the Battery Status icon .

Prepare the

Homework Bin

Answering

Homework

Questions

You can now start answering the questions in the homework assignment. You can

answer the questions in any order, going back and changing answers as often as

you want to. Each time you answer a question, press the Enter key to save it.

Use the Navigation keys to move between the questions.

Press the Jump/Search key and type the number of the question you want to jump

to. Press the Enter key.

You can stop at any time. Press the Menu key to exit Homework Mode. You can also

Power Down your Pulse to quit Homework Mode.

Editing a Saved

Homework

Assignment

The next time you go into Homework Mode and navigate to the homework bin you

stored your homework assignment in, you will see the Saved Homework icon

displayed on the Pulse Screen, indicating that you have data in that homework bin.

When you re-enter the homework bin, select the Edit option. All the answers you

previously entered have been retained. You can answer new questions and you can

change existing answers.

Press and hold the Jump/Search key to go directly to the next unanswered question.

Homework

Collection

Homework is collected in the classroom during a Homework Collection Session. You

will be instructed to join the Class and open the homework bin in which you stored

the homework assignment that is being collected. Your teacher will start the Home-

work Collection Session and your answers will be transmitted to your gradebook

record in Response.

On the Screen

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The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice. eInstruction assumes no responsibility for

technical, or editorial errors, or omissions that may appear in this document, or for the use of this material. Nor does eIn-

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in any form without the prior, written consent of eInstruction.

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308 N Carroll Blvd

Denton, Texas 76201

Tel: 888.707.6819

Fax: 940.565.0959

Western Office

14400 N 87th St., Ste. 250

Scottsdale, Arizona 85260

Tel: 480.948.6540

Support: 480.443.2214

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European Headquarters

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France

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Support: +33 1.58.31.10.65

Fax: +33 1.58.31.10.69

Patents

CPS Pulse will use proprietary technology covered by the following US patent No.:

7,277,671, 6,665,000, 6,021,119, 5,724,357, Re. 35,449, 5,379,213, 7,599,703,

European Patent No.: EP 1 427 228 b1, EP 1 337 127 b1, EP 0 697 773 b1, EP 1 478

099 b1 and other US and foreign patents and patents pending.

1.1 Declaration of Conformity

This device complies with the following European Directives and USA/Canada Regulations:

Ø Directive 1999/5/EC on radio equipment and telecommunication terminal equipment

and the mutual recognition of their conformity

Ø Directive 2006/95/EC on the harmonization of laws of member states related to electri-

cal equipment designed for use within certain voltage limits

Ø The USA Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Rules and Regulations

Ø Industry Canada Rules and Regulations

This device complies with the following national and international standards:

Ø EN 301 489-1 V1.6.1:2005: EMR; EMC standard for radio equipment and services. Part

1: Common technical requirements.

Ø EN 301 489-17 V1.2.1:2002: EMR; EMC standard for radio equipment and services.

Part 17: Specific conditions for 2.4 GHz wideband transmission systems and 5 GHz high

performance RLAN equipment.

Ø EN 300 328 V1.7.1: Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters (ERM):

Wideband transmission systems; Data transmission equipment operating in the 2,4 GHz

ISM band and using wide band modulation techniques.

Ø EN 60950-1: 2001 + A11: 2004: Information technology equipment – Safety. Part 1:

General requirements

Ø FCC Part 15B, 15.247: 10-01-2006: Radio Frequency devices: Operation within the

bands 902-928 MHz, 2400-2483.5 MHz, and 5725-5850 MHz.

Ø IC RSS-210 Issue 7: 2007: Low power license-except radio-communications devices (all

frequency bands): Category 1 equipment.

Environmental Regulations

The European Union has forced stringent requirements on manufacturers to limit the

contents of lead and other chemicals in electronic assemblies. Other international and US

states are considering similar rules. This system will comply with RoHS and WEEE and will

require further analysis regarding other regulations.

For international sales, the dealer responsible for placing it on the market in

Europe is responsible for contracting for battery and other component disposal

at the product end of life up front at the time of sale.

Scottsdale, Arizona, U.S.A. 7.8.2009 Tom Grinter

Location Date Dir of Engineering

1.2 FCC/IC Compliance

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and RSS-210 of the Industry Canada

Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause

interference and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may

cause undesired operation of the device. The user is cautioned that changes or modifica-

tions to the device that are not approved by the manufacturer could void user’s authority to

operate the device.

1.3 EU Compliance

This device is a 2.4 GHz low power response system intended for residential and commercial

use in all EU and EFTA member states.

Notice

The base and keypad units may be susceptible to Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) and other

similar fast transient events causing system interruption. Should system interruption occur,

reboot computer, reset base unit by disconnecting and reconnecting USB cable and push any

key on keypads which have powered down.

36-01520/37-01314-01 Rev. C

Are you interested in learning more about what CPS can do

for your classroom? We offer free online training resources

for you. Enter the following link into your browser to find

training videos and Quick Step guides that you can download:

http://www.einstruction.com/support_downloads/training/

resources/index.html

Or, contact Professional Services directly:

[email protected].

Training

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