Connecting Hosts; Connecting To Another Host; Operations When Connected - Sharp PN-60TA3 Operation Manual

Connecting hosts

• You can connect hosts on the same network to share screens and perform remote
operation.
• Depending on the network environment, the amount of time for processing may increase.

Connecting to another host

1. On the Host menu, tap [Connect to Other].
For a lite version host, tap [Remote Meeting] on the launcher screen.
The connection selection screen appears.
2. Tap [Manual Input] and enter the IP address and name of the host.
When the "Add to the list of hosts" check box is selected, the entered host is displayed
in the connection selection screen from the next time.
3. Tap [Connect].
TIPS
• To create a new connection, tap [Add].
• To edit/delete a connection, select the connection, and then tap [Edit]/[Delete].
• Connection between hosts is possible using a VPN. Consult your network administrator
for the settings when using a VPN.

Operations when connected

You can operate the connected host.
(1) Minimize
Minimizes the screen.
(2) Maximize/Restore Down
Maximizes the screen. When the screen is maximized, this restores the screen to its
previous size.
(3) Acquire Control/Release Control
Tap [Acquire Control] when obtaining remote operation permission for the connected host.
When you obtain operation permission, you can operate the screen displayed on the
connected host.
Tap [Release Control] to release the obtained operation permission.
(4) Show Keyboard
Displays the software keyboard to enable character input.
Input is possible when you have obtained operation permission.
(5) Exit
Ends the connection with the host.
TIPS
• To operate the Pen Software on the connected device, change the Pen Software settings.
- For Pen Software version 3.0 or later, in the Pen Software settings, set the "Touch Pen"
setting to "Finger or Other Pen".
- For Pen Software version 2.9, set "Pen Drawing" to "Both touch pen and finger" and
clear the "Use auto switching" check box.
• Operating connected host from multiple hosts simultaneously may result in erratic behavior.
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