A look at the physical features of the MDA.
When looking at the back of the MDA, you’ll find four different port types, as well as the power button. The back panel is where you turn on the MDA and plug in your cables and USB devices. From left to right, you’ll find the following features: USB-B port: This port can be used to connect your PC or laptop directly to the MDA using the USB-B cord you received with the MDA. You only …
If you move your hands along the longer sides of the MDA you’ll encounter two parts sticking out of the sides of the MDA opposite each other. These are the arm supports. Following these supports upwards you’ll come across the drawing arm which connects the two arm supports to each other. The drawing arm is covered by a black plastic cover which features the Thinkable logo on the front side. The arm moves from the …
Now slide your hand across the bed of the MDA. You will feel six small blocks that each have one edge pointing up. These are L- shaped blocks that secure the TactiPad in place during sketching. In portrait orientation, all six nocks are covered by the TactiPad. In landscape orientation the two nocks closest to the back of the MDA are left uncovered.
Towards the back, behind the furthest two nocks you’ll find the TactileView Digital Pen Dock. It is about two centimetres high, eight centimetres wide and has rounded corners. On the back of the dock is a small indentation. This is where you can place the receiver for the TactileView Digital Pen. Simply place the receiver’s magnets inside the indentation and the magnets will click in place. Make sure the wire of the receiver does not obstruct …