A step-by-step technical guide to installing the Camera, Laser Module, and calibrating the KLEADER interactive software.
The working principle of this product involves installing an infrared laser module above a projector or display device. The laser module creates an invisible light film layer 1-2 mm thick and 1mm wide on the projection surface. When touching this film with fingers or other opaque objects, a reflected light spot is captured by the camera module mounted on the projector. Through our proprietary touch control software's analysis and algorithm processing, accurate touch coordinates are obtained to achieve the touch functionality.
Supports finger touch: You can touch the projected screen directly with your finger without any pen.
Supports multi-touch: stretch and retract images with both hands; two points to achieve mouse wheel function; ten people write at the same time without interference.
The minimum installation distance is 15cm: the "80-inch" projection screen requires only 15cm between the camera and the board surface.
High integration, portable, easy to install: The host is fixed with double-sided tape on the wall or board. There is no need to modify the board or wall.
Transforming a normal whiteboard or wall into a finger touch screen: This product can transform any whiteboard or wall into a touch screen. You can directly fix the product above the area you want to transform.
Any opaque object can be used as a stylus: The finger touch feature employs camera-based positioning technology. Within the interactive area, any strip-shaped opaque object can function as a stylus. If you accidentally lose your pointer pen or find it too cold to use on the whiteboard, simply roll up a sheet of paper and continue your lesson.
Conversion of standard LCD screens to touch screens: Compatible with 40-120 inch displays. The process involves installing a glass cover over the screen surface and securing the device to it, transforming it into a touch screen. This method is more cost-effective than infrared frame solutions, requires no custom modifications, and maintains consistent pricing regardless of screen size.
order number | name | quantity |
1 | Camera Module | 1 |
2 | Laser Module | 1 |
3 | Type B mouth camera data cable (12M) | 1 |
4 | Type-c laser power cable (6M) | 1 |
5 | Camera Mount | 1 |
6 | Laser power adapter | 1 |
7 | Laser 3M adhesive (rectangular) | 1 |
8 | Camera bracket 3M adhesive | 1 |
9 | Wall transparent adhesive tape | 1 |
10 | Laser screw | 1 |
11 | nail-free glue | 1 |
12 | Adjusting screwdriver | 1 |
Tools needed: Laser Module (5V/2A), Camera Sensor, USB Cables.
Connections: Laser Power: Type-C to USB adapter.
Camera: USB-A to USB-B into computer.
Mount camera & laser firmly above center of projection area.
Ensure full projection area is visible in camera view (at least 50% of screen).
Adjust camera rotation in Settings if image is upside down.
Switch to Laser Mode.
Open laser cover, use screws to adjust:
Left knob: Horizontal angle.
Middle knob: Vertical angle.
Turn both screws counterclockwise until red line appears.
Adjust until laser line just disappears below projection area. A red line should appear on floor.
Touch bottom edge of image. Ideally, the red line is ~3 mm from wall. Fine-tune if needed.
Click Auto Calibration. Process takes 3-5 seconds.
Do not block camera or projection during calibration.
System will switch to touch mode when complete.
Software auto-launches on reboot. Test touch—white dot in laser view confirms accurate detection.
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