No, ExamReader is a “closed system” and only works stand-alone. This is a requirement to have the product allowed for use in exams.
Yes it does.
It is possible to connect DictionaryPen to almost any computer, phone or tablet supporting USB Host (in principle all computers) or USB OTG.
Check the video below for more information about functionality.
Yes it does.
It is possible to connect ReaderPen to almost any computer, phone or tablet supporting USB Host (in principle all computers) or USB OTG.
Check the video below for more information about functionality.
This is where you find the TS1 serial number.
DictionaryPen firmware upgrade
All C610D/DictionaryPens are possible to upgrade to latest version.
Download and unzip latest firmware file and proceed according to Upgrade below.
For version history, click HERE.
Make sure the reader Pen battery is charged to at least 50%.
Connect the DictionaryPen to your computer and select U-disk mode.
Copy the two files extracted from the downloaded firmware (sysdict.bin & updatesys_7.y.xx.bin) to the C610R drive (if there are two drives pick the large one).
When copying is finished, eject the drive and disconnect it (unplug USB cable).
On the DictionaryPen, navigate to Settings/Software Upgrade and press OK button to select.
Press yes and wait for the upgrade to finish. This may take up to 10 minutes.
The serial number is printed on the back side if the product. Check the range (first 9 digits) and click below to find out upgradability details.
Check HERE for version history.
Sorry, your device is not possible to upgrade further.
Your ReaderPen is upgradable to firmware version 7.0.69.
Download and unzip Firmware 7.0.69.
Your ReaderPen is possible to upgrade to firmware version 7.0.89.
Download and unzip Firmware 7.0.89.
Your ReaderPen is possible to upgrade to latest firmware version.
A 2-step upgrade is required.
– Make sure the ReaderPen battery is charged to at least 50%.
– Connect the ReaderPen to your computer and select U-disk mode.
– Upload any data you may have on the device to a computer. See THIS video.
– Go to Settings and make a factory reset (Reset to Default).
– Copy the two files extracted from the downloaded firmware file (sysdict.bin & updatesys_7.0.xx.bin) to the C610R drive.
– When copying is finished, eject the drive and disconnect it (unplug USB cable).
– On the ReaderPen, navigate to Settings/Software Upgrade and press OK button to select.
– Press yes and wait for the upgrade to finish. This may take up to 10 minutes.
For more details, watch the video guides above!
DictionaryPen is a self-contained product that works both stand-alone and connected to a computer.
It can be used to scan and store text, look up words definition in dictionaries, listen to word pronunciations, and record voice memos.
Additionally, it can double as USB disk and keyboard.
But before getting started, read and watch below.
Power on
Make sure the product is charged. Press the On/Off button for three seconds to power on ReaderPen (boot sequence takes about 10 seconds).
Left/Right Hand
Select whether to use the product with left or right hand. Enter SettingsLeft/Right-Handed to select. Press OK to confirm and then Back to get back to Main menu.
To continue, check How to scan, and Scan to File, Dictionary, and Recorder.
To enable use of ReaderPen in tests, it is possible to “lock down” some all but Texter Reader function. Doing this disables the accesss to dictionaries or any stored content (text and audio files).
Exam Lock is protected by a PIN code to prohibit the student to unlock during the test. The same PIN is used to unlock to normal mode.
ReaderPen and DictionaryPen both features a voice memo function (Recorder) allowing recording of e.g. audio to-do lists or thoughts about a specific subject discussed in class.
It is possible to set audio quality and format, and also possible to upload the audio files to a computer.
