Download the PDF format of this manual：
1. N99s Wireless Presenter User Manual Norwii (1mW or 5mW).pdf
2. Setup on macOS computer.pdf
3. Troubleshooting_spotlight_en.pdf
4. Compatability Guide - V2.3_20240305 Applicable models N10s Pro, N95s Pro, N96s, N97s, N86s, N99s.pdf
Be sure to carefully read this user’s manual before using the wireless presenter and keep it for future reference
WARNING! RISK OF INJURY!
Laser beams can cause permanent damage to the eyes. Do not look into the laser beam or shine the laser beam into your eyes, other peoples’ eyes, or the eyes of pets. Be careful when pointing it towards reflective surfaces.
Warning label for red laser product (See below figure):
Warning label for green laser product (See below figure):
I. Safety Precautions
1. Use this product correctly according to this manual.
2. This product is for professional use only. Children under 14 years of age are strictly prohibited from using it.
3. Do not point the laser beam at human eyes, including via mirror reflections.
4. Do not observe the laser beam with naked eyes or using optical instruments (e.g., telescopes or magnifying glasses).
5. Avoid pointing the laser beam arbitrarily at various optical reflective surfaces.
6. Do not intentionally or casually irradiate people.
7. This product contains a built-in lithium battery. If the battery swells, stop using it.
8. Do not place the product in high-temperature environments or throw it into fire.
9. Do not immerse this product in water or any other liquid.
10. Do not disassemble, impact, or crush the product without authorization. If the product malfunctions, contact Norwii after-sales support.
Chapter 1 Introduction
II. Operation system
Support Windows 7/8/10/11 and macOS 10.15 or later, only support laser and page up/down on Android & Linux.
III. Package contents
1) Wireless presenter (USB receiver included)
2) User Manual
IV. Specifications
Transmitter
Technology: Radio Frequency
Frequency: 2.4GHz
Control Distance: 50 meters
Laser Power: see warning label on the product
Laser Distance: >200m
Wavelength: Red 640-660nm
Wavelength: Green 495-545nm
Battery: 300mAh
Charging Voltage: 5V
Working Voltage: 3.6V-4.2V
Sleep Current <70uA
Dimension: 120*31.5*12mm
Weight: 32.6g
USB Receiver
Working Voltage: 4.5-5.5V
Dimension: 22.8*14*7.6mm
Weight: 2g
Chapter 2 Getting Started
V. Function map
Attention: When using this product, please change your Input Method Editors (IME) to English input mode.
Chapter 3
VI. Function Description
1) Open Microsoft PowerPoint and PowerPoint files.
2) Press “Page Up” button for 2 seconds to Start a slideshow from the current slide. Press the button for 2 seconds again to escape from the full screen.
3) Press “Page Down” button and “Page Up” button to go forward and backward.
4) Press “Laser Pointer” button to turn on the laser.
5) Air mouse function: Press mouse button, you can move cursor. You can stop moving cursor by press the button again.
6) Ink function: Press the ink button and hold, move your hand at the same time, you can write on the screen.
7) Eraser: Press eraser button，you can erase all the ink.
8) Volume control: Press ‘Eraser’ button and hold, then moving the presenter up or down to control the volume.
9) Function switching of the page up and down keys.
Long press
and
simultaneously to switch between the four modes.
1) By default, the page up and down keys on the Bluetooth wireless presenter correspond to the left and right arrow keys on the computer keyboard, which is suitable for PowerPoint, WPS, Prezi, and Keynote.
2) The first time you press and hold both the page up and down keys on the wireless presenter simultaneously, the function will switch to the Page Up and Page Down keys on the computer keyboard. This is suitable for image-viewing software.
3) The second time you press and hold both the page up and down keys simultaneously, the function will switch to the mouse scroll wheel function. This is suitable for some short-video apps and web browsers.
4) The third time you press and hold both the page up and down keys simultaneously, the function will switch to the up and down arrow keys on the computer keyboard. This is suitable for Word, Excel, and other applications.
5) The fourth time you press and hold both the page up and down keys simultaneously, the function will switch to the default left and right arrow keys on the computer keyboard.
6) After switching, the functions are automatically stored in memory and will not change until you change it again.
VII. Charging the wireless presenter
1) Low power indication
The red LED on the wireless presenter will flash slowly to remind the user to recharge the wireless presenter.
2) Recharging the wireless presenter
Connect the wireless presenter to a USB port of laptop or a USB port of mobile phone charger via USB cable, the red LED will stop flashing and keep red to show the wireless presenter is being recharged.
If the red LED turns off, it means the recharge is completed.
Normally the recharging time is about 2 hours.
Chapter 3 Frequently Asked Questions
1) How to know the battery is out of power?
If the blue LED on the wireless presenter starts to flash slowly, it means the power is low.
2) Why does the laser pointer not work?
Firstly you can check whether the wireless presenter is in low power or out of power. If the LED flash slowly, it means the power is low and the battery needs to be recharged. If all the other buttons can work, only the laser pointer cannot work, the laser diode may need replacement.
3) When the mini USB receiver plugs into the PC USB, the laptop does not detect the device, why?
Please try another USB port or another PC.
4) How to grant permissions for Norwii Presenter on macOS?
On macOS, users need to add operation permissions of [Input Monitoring], [Screen Recording] and [Accessibility] for Norwii Presenter software under [System Preferences] - [Security & Privacy] - [Privacy]
VIII. Certificates
CE, ROHS, FDA
FCCID: 2AXGRN95
IX. Declaration of conformity
This laser product complies with EN 50689:2021 and IEC/EN60825-1:2014/A11:2021. Complies with 21 CFR 1040.10 and 1040.11, except for deviations pursuant to Laser Notice No.50, dated June 24, 2007.