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Miracast function
This function connects a terminal compatible with Miracast to the projector via wireless LAN to display the terminal
screen with the projector.
Connecting a Miracast compatible terminal
1)
Press the <Miracast> button.
f The input changes to Miracast, and the Miracast standby screen is displayed.
2)
Start the Miracast application on the Miracast compatible terminal.
f Check the projector name/network ID/MAC address of wireless LAN displayed on the Miracast standby
screen, and then select the relevant device name on the Miracast application.
3)
Press qw to select [OK] on the connection terminal authentication screen displayed on the projection
screen, and then press the <ENTER> button.
f The screen of the connected terminal is displayed.
Note
f The name and startup method of the Miracast application varies depending on the model.
f For the operation of Miracast application, refer to the operating instructions of your terminal.
f The default projector name is "NAMExxxx", and the network ID is "Projxxxx" (xxxx is a four digit number and differs depending on the
product). You can check the projector name/network ID/MAC address of wireless LAN from the [NETWORK] menu → [NETWORK STATUS]
(x page 83).
Terminating connection with the Miracast compatible terminal
Terminate connection from the Miracast application on the terminal. When disconnected, the Miracast standby
screen is displayed.
If you terminate the connection forcibly such as turning off the terminal power without going through the
disconnection process, it may take some time before the Miracast standby screen is displayed.
Note
f Miracast is a system standardized by Wi-Fi Alliance, and is capable of displaying copyright protected content (such as HDCP DVDs).
f When the [WIRELESS LAN] (x page 78) menu is set to [DISABLE], the Miracast function is also disabled.
f When a space is used in [PROJECTOR NAME], characters after the space may not appear depending on the model of the Miracast
compatible terminal.
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Chapter 5 Operations — Miracast function
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