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ScreenBeam 1000 EDU Quick Start Manual

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1000 EDU
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ScreenBeam
1000 EDU Wireless
Display Receiver
Quick Start Guide
Congratulations on your purchase of ScreenBeam! You are on your
way to the best in class wireless display experience available. The
ScreenBeam 1000 EDU is a powerful tool that gets teachers out
from behind the desk and gives the ability to present wireless from
anywhere in the room using the native screen mirroring built-in to
Windows 10/8.1, macOS, iOS, ChromeOS, or Android device.
With the included Classroom Commander, ScreenBeam 1000
enables educators with a classroom orchestration tool for up to 50
students. Teachers can monitor and engage students and allow
them to share content to the classroom's display.
This Quick Start Guide provides the instructions on how to install
the ScreenBeam 1000 EDU receiver and get your connect client
devices connected.
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  • Page 1 Congratulations on your purchase of ScreenBeam! You are on your way to the best in class wireless display experience available. The ScreenBeam 1000 EDU is a powerful tool that gets teachers out from behind the desk and gives the ability to present wireless from anywhere in the room using the native screen mirroring built-in to Windows 10/8.1, macOS, iOS, ChromeOS, or Android device.
  • Page 2 Before Beginning Deployment We know you are eager to start using your ScreenBeam, however, we recommend checking our support site for the latest firmware, support documentation and tech tips to get the most out of your new ScreenBeam device.
  • Page 3 ® Setting Up Your ScreenBeam Wireless Display Receiver Setting up your ScreenBeam wireless display is easy. All you need is your receiver, power cable, HDMI/VGA cable, along with your display and laptop or tablet. So, let’s get it set up.
  • Page 4 USB port of the ScreenBeam receiver. (USB cable is not included) If you want to put your ScreenBeam on your local network (not shown in diagram), connect one end of the Ethernet cable to the receiver’s Ethernet port and connect the other end to the network switch with DHCP IP.

  • Page 5: Connection Modes

    ScreenBeam 1000 EDU ® Connection Modes ScreenBeam 1000 EDU offers two types of connection modes for client devices: Standard mode (default) allows wireless display over Miracast, the local Wi-Fi, and over the existing infrastructure network. Commander mode supports both Windows 10 and Chromebook classroom devices, but all student devices must be the same platform.

  • Page 6: How To Connect

    Wi-Fi Miracast Connection The Wi-Fi Miracast mode allows compatible Miracast devices to connect directly to ScreenBeam, even when connected to an infrastructure wireless network. Miracast is commonly available on Windows 10/8.1 and Android 4.4 (and later) devices. Users can enjoy wireless display and Internet access if the client device is already connected to Wi-Fi.
  • Page 7 HID, keyboard, Pen, and Touch Note: Some Android devices do not support PIN and will fail to connect. Refer to the ScreenBeam Deployment Guide on our support site for instructions on how to configure ScreenBeam and disable PIN enforcement.
  • Page 8 Local Wi-Fi Connection The ScreenBeam Wi-Fi mode is similar to Miracast but uses the ScreenBeam device as a local Wi-Fi hotspot or network, providing a simple way for client devices to connect and project. In this mode, users need to connect their client devices to the ScreenBeam Wi-Fi network.
  • Page 9 Connect the client device’s Wi-Fi to the wireless network (AP SSID) as shown on your display. Enter the password for the wireless network. screenbeam is the default password. To display wirelessly, you need to find the receiver on the local network connection (i.e.
  • Page 10 To Connect Over Existing LAN Connection ScreenBeam 1000 EDU can also be connected to the existing wireless or wired network and supports wireless display for client devices connected to the same network. In this mode, the ScreenBeam device will connect directly to the organization’s...
  • Page 11 Wi-Fi. Verify the receiver obtained an IP address (shown on the Ready to Connect screen). Connect the client device to the same network as ScreenBeam receiver To display wirelessly, you need to find the receiver on the network connection (i.e.

  • Page 12: Device Management

    Device Management Configuring and Managing your new receiver is an important part of getting the most out of ScreenBeam. There are a number of security settings, network settings and more that allow you to configure and optimize ScreenBeam for your specific needs. To that end, we have provided you two different ways to setup, configure and manage your ScreenBeam receiver.
  • Page 13 ScreenBeam Ethernet port to a DHCP- enabled network. The Ready to Connect screen on the display will show the assigned IP address of the ScreenBeam. Enter this address into the web browser of a PC or Apple device on the same network as the ScreenBeam.
  • Page 14 Using Classroom Commander As mentioned, ScreenBeam 1000 EDU comes with Classroom Commander application, which supports both Windows and Chromebook platforms but not a mixture of Windows and Chromebook student devices at the same time. As such, the right version of Classroom Commander needs to be selected based upon the student devices (i.e.

  • Page 15: Using Cms

    To learn how to setup CMS and manage your deployment, please download our CMS Deployment Guide from our website at: https://support.screenbeam.com/cms Note: Access to the LMI is prohibited by default if ScreenBeam 1000 EDU is connected to ScreenBeam CMS for management. This option can be changed in the receiver’s settings.
  • Page 16 Power supply made by Actiontec. PN: 0530-0844-001 © 2020 All rights reserved. ScreenBeam and the ScreenBeam logo are registered trademarks owned by ScreenBeam Inc. All other names are properties of their respective owners. Specifications subject to change without notice. 041320-v8...