Turn your clicker on, and then press JOIN, as 
soon as you come to class.  IF YOU TURN YOUR 
CLICKER ON AFTER A QUESTION HAS STARTED, YOUR 
ANSWER TO THAT QUESTION WILL NOT BE RECORDED.

  You should not have to point the clicker in any
particular direction.  Questions are typically 
multiple choice (MC) questions with up to 6 
possible answers. Be careful to enter the answer 
of your choice.  AFTER SELECTING AN ANSWER YOU 
MUST HIT THE SEND BUTTON.  After you have sent 
your answer, look at the computer screen at the 
front of the classroom; the assigned number for 
your clicker will have turned from white to blue, 
indicating that your answer has been received
and that it is sensible.  Other colors are 
possible; here is what they mean:

A RED X means that you have entered an answer
that is not within 1-6.

A flash of YELLOW means you have successfully 
changed your initial answer.

A flash of GREEN means that you have reentered 
the same answer.

To TURN OFF your clicker, hold down the POWER
button until you see the words POWER DOWN on
the LCD screen.

  You can adjust the contrast on your LCD screen.
  (1) Press the > button. 
  (2) Use the A1 button to decrease the contrast 
      and the C3 button to increase contrast.

  As described in the CPS policies, ONCE during 
the session I will change your CPS score if you tell 
me you were present but your CPS score was not 
recorded properly, either because your batteries
were dead or even if you forgot your clicker.  Send 
me an email indicating the necessary change.  I must
receive this email within TWO DAYS of the relevant
lecture.

   IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO MAKE SURE THAT YOUR 
TRANSMITTER IS IN WORKING ORDER AND THAT YOUR 
SUBMITTED ANSWERS ARE RECEIVED.

   If you have any questions about using your clicker 
that are not answered here, go to CPS Online, login,
and use the Technical Support menu option. Enter the 
live chat room (bottom of that page) for immediate help. 
You can also reach Technical Support at 888.333.4988. 
Finally, you can also search for information about 
your question at kb.einstruction.com.