The Dsan PC-AS3 Wireless Transmitter with Green Laseris a pocket-size Dsan PC-AS3 Wireless Transmitter with Green Laserfor the PerfectCue presentation signaling system. It is compatible with all PerfectCue systems, including the PerfectCue Mini.

The PC-AS3 features one button that allows you to signal a "Forward" command to the PerfectCue to indicate "next slide," and a second button that signals a "Reverse" command to indicate "previous slide." The buttons are designed with embossed dots for a tactile feel. A third button turns on a green laser for pointing things out.

The compact transmitter operates at 433 MHz and reaches ranges of 300 feet or more, even in noisy RF environments (although not the laser). Furthermore, you can select from 256 channels to transmit over. The desired channel is assignable via a dip switch under a cover door on the rear.

The transmitter is powered by two included CR2032 coin batteries, which last up to a year under normal use, and one CR123 battery that powers the laser for approximately 25 hours of use.

Pocket-Size 300' Range Transmitter    Compatible with All PerfectCue Systems    "Forward" Command Button for Next Slide    "Reverse" Button for Previous Slide    Green Laser Button    Select from 256 Transmission Channels    Dot-Embossed Tactile-Feel Buttons    Operates at 433 MHz    Battery Powered

• Pocket-size 300' range one-button wireless transmitter
• Compatible with all PerfectCue systems
• One "Forward" command button to indicate "next slide"
• One "Reverse" command button to indicate "previous slide"
• Button-activated green laser for pointing
• Dot-embossed, tactile-feel buttons
• Operates at 433 MHz
• Select from 256 channels to transmit over
• Battery powered

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this have 100% duty cycle?

A: Yes, this has a 100% duty cycle.

Q: 2. Is this a stand-alone product or it needs a (separately sold) transmitter to be plugged into my mac to work?

A: Yes, this is just the clicker or wireless transmitter. To advance slides, you need to buy a separately sold unit that plugs to your computer via USB. You can actually plug the separately sold unit to 2 laptops and control 2 PP decks at the same time (e.g Main power point presentation and speaker notes). I have to say that as a producer, I strongly recommend this product. There is no better transmitter out there. This is the go to brand on any professional event. I hope this helps.

Q: 3. Does the laser stay bright or Does it dim a short time after it is turned on or stay at fully power?

A: Unfortunately, it dims. I got this one hoping it would not, unlike the previous ones I got, but was disappointed.

Q: 4. Has anyone found out a good way to keep the laser point working? Works some times but not all the time.

A: Check the battery and clean all the contacts regularly with a pencil eraser.

Q: 5. How many can be daisy changed together? I need control 16 computers simultaneously.

A: Purchase 3 more: Simply connect the computers to the four USB ports on the Expander, and the PerfectCue to the RJ45 port. Furthermore, there's a second RJ45 port that allows you to daisy-chain addition Expanders and effectively control any number of computers. The Expander is compatible with both Windows and Mac computers.

Q: 6. How do you replace battery?

A: To change the battery on the Barska GLX Green Laser with Built-In Mount and Rail. Make sure the laser is powered down. Then grasp the laser diode head note the stippling for grip and unscrew it from the body. Once removed you will find the battery inside the cavity, simply replace the battery and reassemble.

Q: 7. Is the button an on/off switch or does it need to be continuously depressed to power on?

A: It needs to be continuously pressed.

Q: 8. What is the maximum laser light projection distance?

A: The maximum distance that the Cardellini Green Laser Pointer will reach is approximately 3280' (1000m).

Q: 9. Hi, this laser control is compatible with the perfect cue micro?

A: Yes

Q: 10. what's the diameter of the pointer?

A: The pen is .625" in diameter the laser light itself will vary over distance in mm.