iloveebeam.com » Accessories http://www.iloveebeam.com Mon, 21 Nov 2011 16:24:30 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 eBeam Inventory http://www.iloveebeam.com/2011/05/ebeam-inventory/ http://www.iloveebeam.com/2011/05/ebeam-inventory/#comments Thu, 19 May 2011 21:16:22 +0000 melissa http://www.iloveebeam.com/?p=408 Now that the school year is almost over, this is a good time to take eBeam inventory.  Make sure you have all the parts of your eBeam system in hand and that they are working properly so you will be ready to use your eBeam come August!  If you need to order extra styluses for next year, go ahead and use that end of the year money to order today!  Make sure to specify whether you need the eBeam Edge Stylus Replacement or the eBeam Classic Stylus Replacement.

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]]> http://www.iloveebeam.com/2011/05/ebeam-inventory/feed/ 0 Is Your Cable in the Way? http://www.iloveebeam.com/2009/11/is-your-cable-in-the-way/ http://www.iloveebeam.com/2009/11/is-your-cable-in-the-way/#comments Fri, 06 Nov 2009 21:36:04 +0000 melissa http://www.iloveebeam.com/?p=188 Every classroom is set up differently.  You may be using a laptop or a desktop computer.  Your projector may be ceiling mounted or on a rolling cart.  And that 15′ USB cable that cameimagephp1 with your eBeam might not be long enough, especially if your desktop computer is in the back of the room.  Double the length of your USB cable  to 31′ by using our 16′ 2.0 USB Extension Cable for only $24.95.  You can daisy chain several of these extension cables together for a total of 80′ without signal degradation.  This 16′ extension cable features a signal repeater at one end to ensure your eBeam still functions properly.

If you take your eBeam System on the go, you will want to stock up on this extension cable for a backup.  That way you are always sure your USB cable will stay out of your way as you make your presentation with your eBeam Portable System.  Run the extension cable around the edge of the room so that the presenter’s space at the front of the room stays clear and open.  Plug the mini-USB end of your USB cable into the eBeam receiver as usual.  Plug the USB connection into the USB extension cable and connect the extension cable to your computer.   This is an affordable alternative to the eBeam Bluetooth System, which has no cables connected from the eBeam to the computer.

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