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June 24, 2012

June 24, 2012. Product Update National Sales Meeting June 24, 2012 Michael Boyle, Sr. Product Manager. Agenda PolyVision Bluetooth Radio ēno play for flex Splashtop for ēno . At ISTE, we are announcing the new PolyVision Bluetooth radio.

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June 24, 2012

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  1. June 24, 2012

  2. Product UpdateNational Sales MeetingJune 24, 2012Michael Boyle, Sr. Product Manager

  3. AgendaPolyVision Bluetooth Radio ēno play for flexSplashtop for ēno

  4. At ISTE, we are announcing the new PolyVision Bluetooth radio. • The new PolyVision Bluetooth radio will be included with all ēno products and sold as a service part to existing customers. • The new PolyVision Bluetooth radio has the following key advantages: • The Bluetooth stack is on it, allowing you to pair the stylus to radio and not the computer; • The Bluetooth radio is no longer reliant on the operating system Bluetooth subsystem, significantly reducing compatibility issues. PolyVision Bluetooth Radio

  5. PolyVision Bluetooth Radio • The new PolyVision Bluetooth radio will eliminate several of the OS specific issues that customers have experienced in the past (i.e. ēno and Mac Lion 10.7.2/10.7.3). • A button is built into the device pairs and un-pairs the ēno stylus from the PolyVision Bluetooth Radio. • A tri-color LED indicates pairing and communication status. • The stylus can now easily move from computer to • computer, eliminating the need to pair and un-pair the • stylus from the radio. • The Beta program will begin in early July. • Note: A has been uploaded to the Wiki that provides specific scenarios that will and will not be fixed by stack.

  6. PolyVision Bluetooth Radio • Simple operation • Plug it in: • The LED cycles red, blue, then green. • Pairing: • Insert the new PolyVision Bluetooth radio in USB port • Remove stylus cap • Press the PolyVision Bluetooth radio button • The LED flashes green for 30 seconds while the radio searches for a stylus • The LED turns green or red to indicate result. • Un-pairing: • Push and hold the button ten seconds to un-pair all styluses.

  7. PolyVision Bluetooth Radio • The LED while you’re connecting • Pairing Successful: The LED flashes green 5 times • Pairing Fails: The LED flashes red 5 times • Connection Successful: When the cap is removed and the stylus reconnects, the LED flashes green 3 times • Connection Failed: After the stylus is paired, if the cap is removed and the stylus fails to reconnect, the LED flashes red 3 times

  8. PolyVision Bluetooth Radio • The LED while your using it • No Stylus: The LED flashes red two times when the search for a paired stylus has timed out • Host Connected: The LED is solid blue as long • as the PolyVision Driver is running and the radio is • plugged in • Data Streaming: The LED flashes blue when data is • streaming to the radio • No Host: The LED is solid red when PolyVision Driver is not running

  9. PolyVision Bluetooth Radio • Key Dates/Pricing/Part number • First order entry will start July 1st. Every ēno order from July 1st on will receive a new Bluetooth radio when they are available. • Customers are placed on the automatic upgrade list by registering online the product they purchased after July 1st. • A notice is shipping in the box with each board • reminding them to register for the upgrade • (at polyvision.com). • First ship is in the fall. • Pricing: PEP Net $45/AMSRP $65 • Part number: 2002515-001 (radio only)

  10. ēno play can now be installed on all versions of ēno flex (versions sold in the Americas) through a new adapter kit. • The kit can be part of new installations or retrofit to existing ēno flex boards. • Now ēno play on flex has the same full classroom sound as ēno classic, with no exposed speakers. ēno play for flex

  11. ēno play for flex • The kit comprises two key components: New aluminum spacer, designed to move flex 1” off the wall New “L” Clip for top of the board Protective end cap

  12. ēno play for flexdesign • The flex frame is attached to theēno play for flex kit. 16’ board uses 3 spacers 12’ board does not have middle spacer Spacer is set back 6” from end of flex board at each end

  13. ēno play for flex design • For ēno flex products that have tack panels, 2 foam spacers are shipped separately and installed on each panel. • The foam spacers are installed on the tack panel to add rigidity and improve sound. Tack panel spacers

  14. ēno play for flex design • Vertical trim staples on the side panels are covered. • Customers use the black tape that is included in the ēnoplay kit.

  15. ēno play for flex • Key Dates/Pricing/Part number • First order entry is at ISTE • First ship is July 28th • Pricing: PEP Net $113/AMSRP $150 • SKUs:

  16. Splashtop for ēno • Also launching at ISTE is a new app designed for the Apple iPad. • The app is a remote product that allows a teacher to control his or her ēno board from the iPad to allow for mobile collaboration. • Splashtop for ēno is the first of a suite of PolyVision app products to support different types of collaboration on multiple platforms.

  17. Splashtop for ēno • There are two components required for Splashtop for ēno: A streamer and an app. • The Splashtop streamer needs to be installed on the Windows or Macintosh computer that the end user would like to connect to. • With the release of the 2.3.1 version • of the PolyVision driver, customers can • select to install the streamer during • installation. • The Splashtop streamer is the • application that end users pay for • (the app is free in iTunes).

  18. Splashtop for ēno • After installing the Splashtop streamer, • the teacher creates an account. • They receive a 30-day free trial • or can sign up for the service.

  19. Splashtop for ēno • After installing the Splashtop streamer, the teacher clicks on the “Get the App” button. They are directed to the iTunes store where they can download Splashtop for ēno app.

  20. Splashtop for ēno • The teacher logs into the app with the same user name and password with which they set up the Splashtop streamer software. • From the iPad, the teacher launches the Splashtop for ēno app and chooses the Windows or Macintosh computer with the streamer.

  21. Splashtop for ēno • A carbon copy of their computer’s desktop appears on the iPad. • To annotate over content on the screen, click on the pen in the bottom right corner of the screen.

  22. Splashtop for ēno • Clicking the pen launches the ēno virtual on-screen icon strip. • Annotating is done using the ēno icons. • For instance, click on the pen/cursor • icon to return to cursor mode.

  23. Thank you from PolyVision

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