| Document Name | Rev Date |
|---|
 | Warning to Customers Extending a SMART USB Cable Technical Bulletin 08-2005
(627) This bulletin describes the correct way to extend a SMART USB cable using a gender changer with pin 1 removed, a serial/power cable and an external power supply. | 15-Mar-06 |
| Using SMART Board Driver 6.0.1 with NetMeeting 3.01 Technical Bulletin 08-2001
(253) The new SMART Board Software for Windows, which includes SMART Board driver 6.0.1 and SMART Notebook™ 2.3, has been optimized to work with Microsoft NetMeeting 3.0.1. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Using the EnVision Video Conferencing System with the SMART Board Technical Bulletin 01-2001
(347) SMART has tested the EnVision Video Conferencing System from Sorenson Vision Inc. in operation with a connected SMART Board. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Using SMART Board Driver 5.61B with NetMeeting 3.01 Technical Bulletin 11-2000
(349) This bulletin explains the impact of using SMART Board driver 5.61B in aNetMeeting 3.01 conference. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Using NetMeeting 3.01 with SMART Board Driver 6.0 Technical Bulletin 05-2001
(303) SMART Board Software for Windows, which includes SMART Board driver 6.0 and SMART Notebook™ 2.3, has been optimized to work with Microsoft NetMeeting 3.01. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Using PlaceWare Conference Center with a SMART Board Interactive Whiteboard Technical Bulletin 02-2002
(236) SMART has tested PlaceWare Conference Centersoftware in operation with a connected SMART Board interactive whiteboard. This bulletin describes how they work together. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Using the PictureTel 550 PC Videoconferencing System with the SMART Board Technical Bulletin 01-2001
(304) SMART has tested the PictureTel 550 PC Videoconferencing System in operation with a connected SMART Board. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Using the Zydacron comStation with the SMART Board Technical Bulletin 04-2001
(309) SMART has tested the Zydacron comStation videoconferencing system in operation with a connected SMART Board. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Using Third-party USB Adapters with SMART Board Driver 6.0.x (Revised) Technical Bulletin 09-2001
(263) This bulletin has been revised to include information about the compatibility of third-party USB adapters for Macintosh with OS 8.6. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Using the TANDBERG 800 with a SMART Board Interactive Whiteboard Technical Bulletin 05-2002
(240) SMART has tested the TANDBERG 800 videoconferencing system in operation with a connected SMART Board interactive whiteboard. This bulletin describes how they work together. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Using the PictureTel 970 Collaboration System with the SMART Board Technical Bulletin 04-2001
(345) SMART has tested the PictureTel 970 Collaboration System in operation with a connected SMART Board (running SMART Board driver 5.61). | 14-Mar-06 |
| Using the Polycom ViaVideo with the SMART Board Technical Bulletin 11-2001
(256) SMART has tested the Polycom ViaVideo in operation with a connected SMART Board. This bulletin describes how they work together in a point-to-point conferencing scenario. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Using MSN Messenger with a SMART Board Interactive Whiteboard Technical Bulletin 04-2002
(239) SMART has tested MSN Messenger software in operation with a connected SMART Board interactive whiteboard. This bulletin describes how they work together. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Freeing a COM Port for SMART Board Use Technical Bulletin 02-2001
(346) This bulletin describes how to test your computer’s COM port availability and how to make a COM port available for your SMART Board. | 14-Mar-06 |
| New SMART Board Shipping Configurations Technical Bulletin 06-2001
(305) Your order must specify SMART Board model # and if USB is required. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Connecting Multiple Interactive Whiteboards to One Computer 02-2005
(315) Display different applications from one computer on several interactive whiteboards, or display an application and split it over several interactive whiteboards. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Application Sharing Now Required to Share Annotations in NetMeeting Conferences Technical Bulletin 09-2001
(262) With Board 6.0.1, the host must first manually share the application in NetMeeting before a screen capture of the Board annotations will be sent automatically to other sites. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Connecting a Serial-Based SMART Interactive Product to the Crestron C2N-DVP4DI System 07-2005
(316) This bulletin describes how to connect any serial-based SMART interactive product to a Crestron DVP4DI room control system and use it as the touch panel and display surface. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Using AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT on a SMART Board Technical Bulletin 08-2001
(301) It's now possible to mark up an AutoCAD drawing projected on a SMART Board and save those marks directly to the file. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Using Genesys Meeting Center with the SMART Board Interactive Whiteboard Technical Bulletin 09-2002
(231) SMART Technologies Inc. has tested the Genesys Meeting Center software in operation with a connected SMART Board interactive whiteboard. This bulletin describes how they work together. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Using Lotus Sametime with the SMART Board Interactive Whiteboard Technical Bulletin 08-2002
(233) SMART Technologies Inc. has tested Lotus Sametime in operation with a connected SMART Board interactive whiteboard. This bulletin describes how they work together. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Using a Polycom ViewStation with a SMART Board Technical Bulletin 01-2002
(255) This bulletin describes several ways to use a Polycom ViewStation with a SMART Board or multiple SMART Boards in a video and data conference. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Using a Polycom iPower System with a SMART Board Interactive Whiteboard Technical Bulletin 07-2002
(235) SMART has tested the iPower PC-based videocommunications systems, including iPower 4.0.2software, in operation with a connected SMART Board interactive whiteboard. | 14-Mar-06 |
| Setting the SC7 Serial Controller to 8N1 Mode Technical Bulletin 11-2002
(228) In this bulletin, you’ll learn how to switch an SC7 serial controller to the 8N1 (8-bit, no parity with one stop bit) protocol. | 13-Mar-06 |
| Warning to Customers Extending a SMART USB Adapter Cable Beyond 30 Feet Technical Bulletin 08-2003
(185) To extend a SMART USB adapter cable more than 30 feet, you must connect it to a gender changer, a SMARTserial/power cable, and an external power supply. | 13-Mar-06 |
| Integrating Simtrol’s ONGOER Room Control Software with SMART Products Technical Bulletin 04-2004
(191) You can create a powerful and affordable computer-based room control system by integrating your SMART product with ONGOER control software. | 13-Mar-06 |