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StarBoard FX-TRIO Series Appendix 3. Appendix 3.1 Troubleshooting Before assuming the product is broken, be sure to check adjustments, proper handling procedures, the possibility of faulty cable connections, etc. Recognition-Related Problems Problem What to check What to do The StarBoard does not Is the USB cable Connect the USB cable to the PC. recognise input. connected to the PC? When viewing the central Check the USB cable connection. region of the digitiser storage area (page 1-5) from the bottom, is the LED lit green? Did you start the system Start the system in the correct in the correct sequence? sequence. (For details on starting the system, see page 2-7 of this User's Guide.) StarBoard Software files Uninstall the StarBoard Software and may be broken or then re-install it. installation may not be (For details on installing StarBoard complete correctly. Software, see the StarBoard Software x.x User's Guide.) Other than the above Contact a support center. Touch Sensor Error Is something blocking Remove the blockage. (Something is blocking light light from reaching the from reaching the board board reflective surface tape? or surface or reflective tape. Is the reflective tape Wipe away any soiling on the reflective Or sensor adjustment is not dirty? tape. properly. StarBoard can not Other than the above Adjust the sensor. detect the input.) (See page 3-4 of this User's Guide.) Touch Sensor Error (USB error) The controller must be Disconnect the USB cable and reset and the system reconnect it. If this does not solve the restarted. problem, restart the PC. Touch Sensor Error Is a high-speed USB Be sure to connect the StarBoard and device connected to the any high-speed USB devices to (Insufficient USB bandwidth) USB host controller used separate USB host controllers. to connect the Be sure to use a USB hub in the case StarBoard? of PCs with only one USB host controller. 3-1 English

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3-1
English
StarBoard FX-TRIO Series
Appendix
3.
Appendix
3.1 Troubleshooting
Before assuming the product is broken, be sure to check adjustments, proper handling
procedures, the possibility of faulty cable connections, etc.
Recognition-Related Problems
Problem
What to check
What to do
Is
the
USB
cable
connected to the PC?
Connect the USB cable to the PC.
When viewing the central
region of the digitiser
storage area (page 1-5)
from the bottom, is the
LED lit green?
Check the USB cable connection.
Did you start the system
in the correct sequence?
Start the system in the correct
sequence. (For details on starting the
system, see page 2-7 of this User's
Guide.)
StarBoard Software files
may be broken or
installation may not be
complete correctly.
Uninstall the StarBoard Software and
then re-install it.
(For details on installing StarBoard
Software, see the StarBoard Software
x.x User's Guide.)
The StarBoard does not
recognise input.
Other than the above
Contact a support center.
Is
something
blocking
light from reaching the
board
surface
or
reflective tape?
Remove the blockage.
Is the reflective tape
dirty?
Wipe away any soiling on the reflective
tape.
Touch Sensor Error
(Something is blocking light
from reaching the board
surface or reflective tape.
Or sensor adjustment is not
properly. StarBoard can not
detect the input.)
Other than the above
Adjust the sensor.
(See page 3-4 of this User's Guide.)
Touch Sensor Error
(USB error)
The controller must be
reset and the system
restarted.
Disconnect
the
USB
cable
and
reconnect it. If this does not solve the
problem, restart the PC.
Touch Sensor Error
(Insufficient USB bandwidth)
Is
a
high-speed
USB
device connected to the
USB host controller used
to
connect
the
StarBoard?
Be sure to connect the StarBoard and
any
high-speed
USB
devices
to
separate USB host controllers.
Be sure to use a USB hub in the case
of PCs with only one USB host
controller.