Description
The Dsan PerfectCue Mini is a wireless audio and visual cueing system that enables a speaker to send cues to a projectionist using the wireless handheld transmitter or to remotely control presentation software via dual programmable USB ports. This configuration includes a compact Cue Light receiver and a pocket-size PC-AS3 wireless transmitter with Forward and Reverse buttons, plus a green laser for pointing things out. The high-quality RF performance ensures that wireless communication between the transmitter and the Cue Light receiver is reliable at 300'. The PerfectCue Mini receiver is designed with a fold-away bracket so that the unit can slide easily into a laptop carrying case. It is compatible with all the PerfectCue transmitters and may interconnect with other PerfectCue Minis, PerfectCues, or any of the company's Cue Light accessories via Cat 5 or XLR cable. The receiver features an audio output with volume control for use with headphone or earpiece monitoring.Flexible Visual Cueing Range of transmitter to Cue Light: 300'Light behavior, sounds, and keystrokes are programmable with free appOnboard speaker volume control: High, Low, and OffLights control: High, Low, and OffLocal switch control: Forward (green), Back (red), Blank (amber), USB engaged/disengagedPorts: 2x USB Type-B, Serial-XLR female, Serial-RJ45, 3.5mm headphone jackCue Light power: USB or power supply (included)Rf communication: 433.92 MHz , 256 possible channelsWaterproof, dustproof, crushproof customized hard casePC-AS3 Three-Button Wireless Transmitter with Laser Large, dot-embossed, tactile-feel buttonsOne "Forward" command button to indicate "next slide"One "Reverse" command button to indicate "previous slide"One "Green Laser" command button for pointing outPowered by one CR123 battery (included)LED indicating push button transmission and approach of end of battery lifeDIP Switch Settings Users can establish the relationship between transmitter and receiver via DIP switch settings.One transmitter can control multiple Cue LightsOne Cue Light can be controlled by multiple transmittersOne Cue Light can control two computers in syncOne Cue Light can control additional Cue Lights (by wiring together the Cue Lights) PerfectCue systems can work in proximity without interfering with one another