<b>Description</b>
- Micro Wireless VGA Presentation Tool
<b>Quick Facts</b>
- Wirelessly project laptop video from where you sit—up to 300 feet (91.4 m) away.
- Carry it while traveling. Plug it into a display or projector for quick presentation sharing.
- The simple way to improve collaboration in large meeting rooms.
<b>Further Details</b>
- Supports four active users in quad-screen mode.
- Compatible with the latest 802.11n Wi-Fi® devices.
- Features plug-and-display, Web browser-based control.
- Supports TCP/IP protocols and DHCP or static IP address configuration.
- Receives computer screen video via Wi-Fi for big screen display.
- Perfect for conference rooms or classrooms with VGA projectors or LCDs.
- No more swapping cables in and out at the projector when switching presenters.
- Ideal for sharing PowerPoint® slideshows and presentations in large rooms.
- Wireless security with 64-/128-bit WEP/WPA/WPA2-PSK protection.
- Outputs resolutions SVGA and XGA resolutions; supports 32-bit color.
- Functions as both a wireless receiver and an 802.11b/g/n access point.
- Powered through the VGA port (PoVGA) or from its external AC adapter.
- Downloadable client software installs on Windows® 7, Vista, and XP systems.
Need to simplify presentation sharing during meetings, particularly when you're on the road or have to frequently move from room to room? Then be sure to order this handy Micro Wireless VGA Presentation Tool.
The slim, portable device is a smaller, more compact version of our Wireless VPS III (AC1132A). Like the AC1132A, the Micro Wireless VGA Presentation Tool plugs into any display or projector with a VGA port for wireless computer presentation sharing. Also like the AC1132A, the presentation tool enables laptop or other Wi-Fi users to log in and display their computer screen video from hundreds of feet away. The AC1132A, however, supports video buffering and is designed for use in rooms where you need to control access by as many as 256 Wi-Fi users.
<b>Great for PowerPoint presentations.</b>
Users with access to the Micro Wireless VGA Presentation Tool can launch PowerPoint® Viewer or another application or open any file (such as a Word document or JPG image), and it will be projected wirelessly to the presentation tool from where they sit.
In quad-screen mode, the Micro Wireless VGA Presentation Tool displays up to four user screens at the same time. The individual screens are shown in quadrants, which makes it great for education and training applications where multiple users can compare work and share information.
<b>A high-performance wireless VGA receiver.</b>
Performing as a Wi-FI receiver, the Micro Wireless VGA Presentation Tool not only supports wireless video presentation sharing by you, but also by multiple users. The system’s application software captures the images on a user’s laptop or PC and sends them through 2.4-GHz radio waves to the presentation tool and, in turn, to the projector or screen for output.
It also provides 802.11n Wi-Fi support—delivering up to five times the throughput and greater range of earlier Wi-Fi technology.
And because it also works as a wireless access point for clients, you can configure it to communicate with existing wireless access points on your network to access the Internet or a LAN.
<b>Simple to connect and use.</b>
To install the Micro Wireless VGA Presentation Tool, you simply insert it into the VGA port on your display or projector, plug in its power adapter (if PoVGA isn't supported), power up the projector or display, and turn on the presentation tool. From the starting page, a screen pops up on-screen to tell you the presentation tool is ready to use.
<b>Then, to set up wireless projection from your laptop, you simply:</b>
- Access the presentation tool's main page via your browser (or by entering its IP address).
- Download the client software to your computer.
- Enter the login code that shows up on the projector or VGA screen.
- Click the on-screen "Play" button to start projection!
For convenient setup of multiple users, you can even insert a USB thumb drive and follow a wizard to make a "token" for enabling other users' access.
