Wireless Presenter Remote Clicker for PowerPoint Presentation Remote, RF 2.4GHz PPT PowerPoint Clicker Presentation Pointer Google Slide Advancer for

Product Description Presenter Pointer Features: The compact size and ergonomic design allow you to hold the presentation pointer comfortably in your hand and fit it easily into your pocket. Our PowerPoint presenter has 5 buttons, which are easy to find. The one-touch button design allows you to easily control the slideshow. The USB receiver is stored in the PowerPoint remote presenter, so you don't have to worry about losing it. Production Description: Wireless Presentation Clicker Features: Full/Black Screen, Page Up/Down. Frequency:2.4GHz Control Distance: 100m Red Light Distance: 200m Battery: 2 x AAA Battery (Not included) Package listing: 1 x clicker for laptop presentations 1 x USB Receiver 1 x User Manual 2.4GHz Plug & Play Pointer Presenter Our powerpoint presenter just Plug and Play, don’t need to download software (For mac, you may need to complete an easy set-up first). The presentation clicker usb c supports page backward/forward, black/full screen. Long Distance Control The wireless clicker control range is up to 328FT/100M, the red light range of computer remote is up 656FT/200M. Widely Compatible The projector remote supports systems: Windows 2003 / XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 10 /11, Mac OS, Linux; Laptop clicker for powerpoint presentations supports software: PowerPoint, Google Slides, Keynote, Prezi, PDF, MS Word, ACD See etc. Integrated Design The USB receiver stores inside of the computer pointer, so don't worry about losing it. One-touch key design allows you to easily control the slideshow. Ergonomic Design Compact size and ergonomic design allows you to hold powerpoint presenter comfortably in your hand and easily fit into your pocket. One-touch button design, let you easily find the buttons. Lower Power Indicator The Led indicator will flash when the power of slideshow remote is running out. Problems and Solutions: 1. USB receiver is not recognised Ensure that the USB receiver is firmly plugged into the USB port. Try connecting it to a different USB port or to a different computer. Check whether the computer recognises a USB device (e.g. in Device Manager). Avoid using USB hubs or extension cables. 2. The device does not respond to clicks Ensure that the power switch is turned on. Check whether the battery is inserted correctly or needs to be replaced. Try restarting the clicker by turning it off and on again. 3. Signal delay Ensure that the distance between the clicker and the USB receiver is no more than 10 metres. Avoid interference from other wireless devices in the vicinity. Replace the battery if the signal is weak or inconsistent.