ActionTec SBWD100B User Manual page 58

Pro EDU-2 disconnects automatically?
The source device's communication channel has changed when you connect your device to
a wireless network (router/AP) in the situation that the source device is connected to
ScreenBeam Pro EDU-2. As a result, ScreenBeam Pro disconnects from the source device.
The solution is that you should connect your device to the wireless network before connecting
it to ScreenBeam Pro EDU-2. In this way, ScreenBeam Pro EDU-2 works on the same
channel with the source device and the wireless network, and no connection interruption will
occur.
FAQs
How do I configure the settings for the Receiver?
All changes to the Receiver settings are done through the web management console. To
access:
1. Wirelessly connect a PC/laptop to the ScreenBeam Pro EDU-2's network. By
default, this network is named "Actiontec-SBWD-xxxxxx" where "xxxxxx" refers to
the last six characters of the device ID, found on both the Ready to connect
screen and on the label on the bottom of the Receiver. The default network security
key is "12345678."
2. Enter the URL address displayed on the Ready to connect screen in the Address
bar of a web browser on the PC/laptop. The default URL is http://192.168.51.1.
3. Enter the username and password in the appropriate text boxes. "Administrator"
and "Actiontec" are the default username and password, respectively.
Can I view protected content if ScreenBeam Pro EDU-2 receiver is connected HDMI-
to-VGA adapter?
No. The HDMI-to-VGA adapter does not support playback of protected content such as
blue-ray.
Can my device connect to ScreenBeam Pro EDU-2?
To connect to ScreenBeam Pro EDU-2, your device must be Intel WiDi compatible or Wi-Fi
Miracast-capable.
For a system to support Intel WiDi 3.5 (or later), it should have most if not all Intel chipsets
(Processor, Graphic Card, and Wireless chipset). Here are some tips on the types of PC
system that can support Intel WiDi.
If your system is an Ultrabook (4th Gen Intel Core processor), it's most likely to support
and have Intel WiDi 4.x preinstalled.
If your system is an Ultrabook (3rd Gen Intel Core processor or older), it should have the
required chipsets to support Intel WiDi. Update your drivers and download the Intel WiDi
software at: http://www.intel.com/go/wirelessdisplayupdate.