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NORWii
Product User Manual
N60
Please read this manual carefully before use to ensure
correct usage of the product functions and retain this manual
for future reference!
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This product generates a laser beam. Do not look directly
into the laser beam, and do not point the laser beam at
others' eyes to avoid eye injury. Do not give this product to
children as a toy!
Green Laser Warning Label
Safety Precautions
1. Use this product correctly according to this manual.
2. This product is for professional use only. Children under
14 years of age are strictly prohibited from using it.
3. Do not point the laser beam at human eyes, including via
mirror reflections.
4. Do not observe the laser beam with naked eyes or using
optical instruments (e.g., telescopes or magnifying glasses).
5. Avoid pointing the laser beam arbitrarily at various optical
reflective surfaces.
6. Do not intentionally or casually irradiate people.
7. This product contains a built-in lithium battery. If the
battery swells, stop using it.
8. Do not place the product in high-temperature
environments or throw it into fire.
9. Do not immerse this product in water or any other liquid.
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10. Do not disassemble, impact, or crush the product
without authorization. If the product malfunctions, contact
Norwii after-sales support.
Before Use
1. When using this product, switch your computer's input
method to English input mode.
2. Key function customization, synchronization of computer
system time, and pairing require running the Norwii
Presenter software. Please download it from the Norwii
official website www.norwii.com under "Service & Support -
Software Download".
3. For Apple iOS and iPadOS systems, if pressing the Page
Up and Page Down keys does not turn pages in PowerPoint
and Keynote full-screen mode but instead moves the cursor
focus between te x ts, please turn off "Settings ->
Accessibility -> Full Keyboard Control".
Connection Methods
1. USB Cable.
This unit comes with a USB-C cable with a USB-A adapter.
It can be used to connect the receiver to a computer, and
also to charge the transmitter. It is recommended to connect
the single USB-C plug end to the receiver, and the other end
with the USB-A adapter to the computer. As shown in Figure1.
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Figure 1
2. Connecting to a Computer.
Connect the receiver's USB-C port to the computer's USB-C
or USB-A port using the cable. The receiver has 4 USB-C
ports. In use, all 4 USB ports function identically. Any one of
them can be used to connect to a computer for control.
The receiver can connect to and control up to 4 devices
simultaneously. When multiple devices are connected, all
devices will receive the same commands simultaneously, as
shown in Figure 2. To connect multiple devices, please
purchase additional cables separately.
The USB receiver uses the standard USB HID protocol,
which is also used by ordinary keyboards and mice.
Windows PCs, macOS computers, and mobile phones
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generally have built-in drivers for this protocol. The receiver
will automatically install the corresponding driver upon
insertion. After driver installation is complete, control is
possible. When connecting to a mobile phone, if a "USB
connection method" window pops up, select "Transfer files",
do not select "Transfer photos" or "Charge only".
Figure 2
3. Relationship Between Transmitter and Receiver
Channels A and B.
The transmitter needs to be paired with the receiver's A or B
channel to control the receiver. Pair a transmitter with the
receiver's A channel, and that transmitter will be displayed
as A. Pair another transmitter with the receiver's B channel,
and that transmitter will be displayed as B, as shown in
Figures 3 and 4 in the Pairing section.
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4. Pairing.
1) Pairing with Channel A:
Long press the receiver key , the indicator light for key A
will start flashing, indicating that Channel A has entered
pairing standby mode. Channel A will remain in pairing
standby for 30 seconds after flashing begins. Keep the
transmitter and receiver within 20 cm of each other. Turn off
the transmitter's power switch and then turn it back on. At
this point, the receiver's Channel A key light should stop
flashing and become solid, indicating that the transmitter has
been successfully paired via Channel A, and the transmitter's
display will show the symbol “ ”.
Using the same pairing method, up to 6 transmitters can be
paired with one receiver's A channel, as shown in Figure 3.
When pairing one transmitter, turn off the power switches of
other transmitters.
If the transmitter's power switch is not turned off and on again
within 30 seconds, the receiver will e x it pairing mode, and
the receiver's Channel A key light will stop flashing. To pair
again, repeat the above pairing steps.
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Figure 3
2) Pairing with Channel B: Using the same pairing method,
pair another transmitter with the receiver's B channel. Up to
6 transmitters can be paired with one receiver's B channel,
as shown in Figure 4. Upon successful pairing, the
transmitter's display will show the symbol “ ”.
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Figure 4
3) Pairing with both Channel A and Channel B
simultaneously: Long press the A key on the receiver to put
Channel A into pairing mode. Then long press the B key on
the receiver to put Channel B into pairing mode as well. At
this point, turn off the transmitter and then turn it back on.
The transmitter's display will show both and ,
indicating that the transmitter has been paired with both
Channel A and Channel B. Now, turning on either Channel A
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or B allows the transmitter to control the receiver.
4) As shown in Figure 5, one transmitter can be paired with
the A channels of N receivers. This design allows one
transmitter to control multiple computers simultaneously.
Figure 5
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This transmitter must be continuously paired with the A
channels of N receivers and cannot switch to the B channel.
If it switches to pairing with the B channel, the transmitter
becomes B.
Using the same pairing method, another transmitter pairs
with the B channels of N receivers.
1 transmitter can control N receivers, and each receiver can
control 4 computers, meaning 1 receiver can control 4N
computers, as shown in Figure 6.
Figure 6
5) If not paired, all function keys on the transmitter e x cept
the physical laser key are invalid, and the transmitter's
display will show the symbol “ ”
5. Clearing Pairing
Pairing can be cleared via the Norwii Presenter software, or
by long pressing the key on the receiver. After clearing
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pairing, no transmitter can control the receiver. Only by re-
pairing with the transmitter can control be restored.
After the receiver's pairing is cleared, the transmitter's
screen may still display A or B, but the transmitter can no
longer control the receiver. Press any key on the transmitter
to contact the receiver; the receiver will notify the transmitter
that it has been cleared, and the transmitter will then display
the symbol “ ”.
Transmitter Functions Diagram
Figure 7
1. Bakc : Click to page up. Long press has no function
to prevent misoperation. Users can customize the long press
function in the Norwii Presenter software as needed.
2. Ne x t : Click to page down. Long press has no
function to prevent misoperation. Users can customize the
long press function in the Norwii Presenter software as
needed.
3. Laser key : Press and hold to activate the laser beam;
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release to turn it off. Because LED and LCD screens
themselves are not reflective, the laser spot is almost
invisible on LED/LCD screens. This is not a quality issue.
4. Volume keys: Short press "+" to increase volume, short
press "-" to decrease volume. Long press for continuous
increase or decrease.
5. Customizable functions: The Norwii Presenter software
allows customization of the Page Up and Page Down key
functions. Follow the on-screen instructions.
6. LCD display: Shows time, A/B channel, countdown
reminder, key press indication, signal strength, battery level,
and charging status.
1) Display time: The product has a built-in timing module
and displays time on the screen. If the time shown on the
transmitter differs from the actual time, open the Norwii
Presenter software, click [Settings - Reminder Settings],
enable the "Sync presentation remote time with computer"
key, then turn the transmitter's power switch off and on again
within the ne x t 100 seconds. The transmitter screen will
then synchronize to the current computer time, as shown in
Figure 8.
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Figure 8
2) Countdown reminder:
To use the time reminder, download, install, and open the
Norwii Presenter software. On the software's [Settings] page,
select "Reminder Settings" in the sidebar. Choose a
predefined time option or set a custom time for the
countdown reminder according to your needs. The
countdown will automatically start only when PowerPoint
enters full-screen playback mode, as shown in Figure 9.
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Figure 9
After setting the countdown time in the Norwii Presenter
software, press any key on the transmitter within 100
seconds to set the countdown reminder on the transmitter.
The transmitter's display will show the alarm symbol " "
as a reminder, as shown in Figure 10.
Figure 10
Another method is to set the countdown directly on the
transmitter without using the Norwii Presenter software. First,
turn off the transmitter's power switch. Then, press and hold
the laser key while turning the power switch back on. The
transmitter enters countdown mode, and the display shows
the last set countdown time, which will start flashing. The
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default factory countdown is 0 minutes, as shown in Figure
11. In the initial state of countdown mode, each single click
of the Page Up key increases the countdown time by 1
minute from the default; each single click of the Page Down
key decreases it by 1 minute. Long pressing the Page Up
key continuously increases the countdown time in
increments of 5 minutes; similarly, long pressing the Page
Down key continuously decreases it in increments of 5
minutes, as shown in Figure 12 and 13.
Figure 11
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Figure 12
Figure 13
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Starting the countdown: After setting the time, wait for the
transmitter display to flash for 5 seconds; the countdown will
then start automatically. The transmitter will vibrate to remind
you 10 minutes, 5 minutes, and 0 minutes before the
countdown ends.
Turning off the transmitter's power switch during the
countdown does not affect the countdown progress. If the
transmitter is turned on again within the set countdown
duration, the countdown will still be in progress. If the
countdown duration has already passed when turning the
transmitter back on, the countdown will have been
completed, and the transmitter will return to the normal clock
display mode instead of showing the countdown status.
3) A/B Channel: The display shows the symbol " "
indicating the transmitter is paired with the receiver's A
channel, as shown in Figure 14. The display shows the
symbol " " indicating the transmitter is paired with the
receiver's B channel, as shown in Figure 15. The display
shows both symbols " " and " " indicating the
transmitter is paired with both A and B channels, as shown
in Figure 16. When the display shows the symbol " ", it
means the transmitter is not paired with the receiver, as
shown in Figure 17.
Figure 14 Figure 15
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Figure 16 Figure 17
4) Key press indication: A finger symbol flashes
synchronously above the display to indicate a key press, as
shown in Figure 18.
Figure 18
5) Signal strength: Five bars represent the strongest signal.
Each bar decrease indicates weakening signal, allowing you
to assess the signal strength and usage distance in the
current environment. For e x ample, Figure 19 shows only 2
bars.
Figure 19
6) Battery status:
To obtain accurate remaining battery capacity, we use a
fuel gauge as found in mobile phones. General consumer
electronics often reduce costs by estimating capacity
through battery voltage measurement. Since voltage is
easily affected by output current, estimating capacity via
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voltage is very inaccurate. Norwii N60 uses a fuel gauge
adopted from mobile phones. Although it costs more, it
provides users with accurate battery information.
The number displayed in the battery icon at the upper
right of the display indicates the current remaining battery
percentage, as shown in Figure 20. When charging, the
transmitter display shows a lightning symbol "
⚡
", and the
battery icon displays the numeric charge level in real time,
as shown in Figure 21. When fully charged, the number
inside the battery icon will be 100, indicating 100% charge.
Figure 20 Figure 21
7) Sleep mode for power saving: Each time a key is pressed,
the display lights up for 5 seconds. If no key is pressed after
that, the display automatically turns off to save energy.
Pressing any key again will light up the display.
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Receiver Functions Diagram
Figure 22
1. Mode key :
1) Single click , to cycle between Mode 1 to Mode 4.
Mode 1 indicator solid: Page Up/Down keys function as
Up/Down Arrow keys.
Mode 2 indicator solid: Page Up/Down keys function as
Left/Right Arrow keys.
Mode 3 indicator solid: Page Up/Down keys function as
Page Up and Page Down keys.
Mode 4 indicator solid: Page Up/Down keys function as
Mouse Wheel scrolling.
Long press , clears pairing for A/B channels. All
transmitters stored on the receiver will be cleared and can
no longer control it.
2. Back : Single click to page up.
3. Ne x t : Single click to page down.
4. Channel A control key : Short press to turn Channel
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A on or off; long press to start Channel A pairing.
5. Channel B control key : Short press to turn Channel
B on or off; long press to start Channel B pairing.
6. USB ports: One receiver has a total of 4 USB-C ports:
USB1, USB2, USB3, USB4. Connect the receiver to
computers via data cables. Supports connecting up to 4
devices simultaneously for multi-screen control.
7. Updating receiver firmware: The receiver has 4 USB-C
ports, each controlled by a separate chip. When updating
firmware, each USB-C port must be updated individually.
System Requirements
Compatible with Windows 10 and later, macOS 12 and later,
Android 16 and later, HarmonyOS 3.0.0 and later, iOS 18.6.2
and later, and Linu x 5.4.18-142-generic and later.
Product Parameters
Transmitter
1. Transmission frequency: 433MHz
2. Operation range: 800m (2,625 ft) ¹
3. Laser power: see warning label on the product
4. Laser distance: 200 meters
5. Green light wavelength: 495-545nm
6. Battery capacity: 600mAh lithium battery
7. Operating voltage: 3.6-4.2V
8. Charging voltage: 5V
9. Charging current: 0.3A (ma x )
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10. Product dimensions: 41.9 x 90 x 14.1mm
11. Product weight: 55g
Receiver
1. Operating voltage: 4.5-5.5V
2. Product dimensions: 47 x 90 x 16.6mm
3. Product weight: 59.6g
Package Contents
Transmitter x 1, receiver x 1, storage case x 1, charging
cable x 1, manual x 1
Note
¹ Ma x range (open area)：Up to 800m (2,625 ft)
Test conditions：Outdoor, no obstacles, no interference
Actual range may be affected by：Walls, battery level, interference
For best performance, maintain a clear line of sight.
Shanghai Norwii Technology Co., Ltd.
Address: No.277 Jinfeng Road, Pudong New Area,
Shanghai, 201201, China
Tel: 86-21-51872080
Email: support@norwii.com
