Cisco DMP 4305G Getting Started Manual page 22

Connect Equipment
Wireless (802.11 b/g) Connection Procedures
Note You can configure wireless network settings during a later phase of DMP setup, if your DMP supports this feature.
However, there are other tasks that you must finish first. When you are ready to configure wireless settings, these topics say how.
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Connect to a Presentation System
A DMP transmits signals to a public presentation system that you choose, such as a flat-panel display or
projector that is connected to the DMP.
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Topics in this section teach you about these presentation systems, signal cables, and adapters.
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Presentation System Concepts
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Getting Started Guide for Cisco Digital Media Players
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Establish a Wireless Network Connection, page 30
Prepare Your DMP to Use a Static IP Address Over Wireless, page 34
This system might use projection or display technologies that are analog or digital.
It might support Standard Definition (SD) or High Definition (HD).
Its output fidelity depends in part upon which signal cables (and adapters) connect it to your DMP.
A feature of Cisco Digital Signs can detect automatically when some display brands and models are turned
On or Off. To connect one of these displays to your DMP, you must use an RS-232 serial cable in addition to the video
signal cable. Cisco Digital Signs documentation on Cisco.com explains how to use this feature in your network.
Concepts, page 22
Procedures, page 25
Understand Which Displays Work Best with DMPs, page 23
Understand How to Choose Media Signal Cables, page 23
Understand How to Work Around the Low Signal Quality of Composite Video Cables, page 25
Understand How HDMI and DVI Differ, page 25
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