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Newnham Research Limited
EKKO Projector
Adapter for Windows XP
Installation Guide
User Guide
Reference
This installation guide is only applicable to networks
that are NOT part of an RM CC3 network.
See technical article TEC344081 – FAQ
for the RM EKKO Projector adapter.
Document No: NR-05-0001 / 1.0
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Summary of Contents for Newnham Research EKKO Projector adapter
- Page 1 Adapter for Windows XP Installation Guide User Guide Reference This installation guide is only applicable to networks that are NOT part of an RM CC3 network. See technical article TEC344081 – FAQ for the RM EKKO Projector adapter. Document No: NR-05-0001 / 1.0...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
NR-05-0001/1.0 Table of Contents Overview ...........................3 Installation Guide ......................4 Network ........................4 Preparing the peripherals ....................4 Installing the EKKO Projector Adapter................5 Installing the Software ....................6 Removing the software ....................10 Reference .........................11 EKKO Projector Adapter Interfaces ................11 Power-up Boot Sequence....................12 Troubleshooting ......................13 Appendices ........................14... -
Page 3: Overview
User Guide 1 Overview The EKKO Projector adapter (incorporating EKKO Display Technology from Newnham Research, Cambridge, UK) allows a PC to display an image on a projector via an Ethernet network. The adapter provides an Ethernet interface to a projector or other LCD computer monitor. It connects to the projector using a conventional VGA cable, and to the local area network via a standard CAT5 cable. -
Page 4: Installation Guide
Network 2.1.1 Network Configuration The EKKO Projector adapter will work on Ethernet networks running at 10 Mb/s or 100 Mb/s and is connected to the network using standard CAT5 cabling. Full performance requires a 100 Mb/s connection from the projector adapter to a switch. For best performance with multiple EKKOs, the network should be configured using a 1Gbps backbone and multiple 100 Mb/s segments, each connecting to a single adapter. -
Page 5: Installing The Ekko Projector Adapter
192.168.0.101 If the EKKO Projector Adapter’s IP address and/or name is not known, it will be necessary to examine the DHCP server’s information panel or logs for this information. This is best done by your network administrator. -
Page 6: Installing The Software
Next button to continue. If you do not accept the terms of the Licence Agreement, click the I do not accept …… and contact the company that sold you this software. page 6 of 15 Newnham Research Ltd... - Page 7 The EKKODesk Installation program will install all the necessary files in the selected directory, install the display driver and will make all necessary modifications to the operating system registry. Newnham Research Ltd page 7 of 15...
- Page 8 At this point, the display driver and application are installed and available for use. To continue with the configuration, the EKKO Projector hardware will need to be connected as described in Section 2.3 . To configure and use the EKKO Projector adapter, run the EKKODesk application from the start menu: Start→...
- Page 9 IP address of a projector directly into the box if it does not appear on the list. With the adapter selected, give the EKKO Projector adapter a descriptive name and click OK. The list of known EKKO Projector adapters will be shown.
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Page 10: Removing The Software
The following screenshots show and describe the uninstallation process (if required) and the subsequent and new installation process: The software can also be removed using "Add/Remove Programs" in the Control Panel or by right- clicking on the original installation file and selecting "Uninstall". page 10 of 15 Newnham Research Ltd... -
Page 11: Reference
CAT5 UTP cable. 3.1.2 Indicators The EKKO Projector adapter has four indicators, two on the network socket and two on the end panel. Network Link indicator This is a green LED on the right of network socket. This will light when the device is linked to a remote network device. -
Page 12: Power-Up Boot Sequence
3.1.3 Kensington Lock Slot Physically Securing the Computer To prevent unauthorized removal of the EKKO Projector Adapter, you can use a Kensington Slim MicroSaver security cable to attach the computer to an immovable object. Basic Instructions for Using the Kensington Slim MicroSaver Secure your computer by wrapping the steel cable around an immovable object, inserting the lock into the Kensington Security Slot, and turning the key. -
Page 13: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting 3.3.1 Network The EKKO Projector adapter is designed to be a stateless network device, so it is safe to turn it off and on to reset the device. The application should automatically redraw the screen as appropriate. If the device does not reset cleanly, the state of the four adapter indicators should help diagnose the... -
Page 14: Appendices
Go to the Knowledge Library on the RM website. Click on the Knowledge Library Tab on the support page at http://www.rm.com/support Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) See technical article TEC344081 - FAQ for the RM EKKO Projector adapter. page 14 of 15 Newnham Research Ltd... -
Page 15: Configuring Ip Address Manually
The MAC address for a projector adapter is marked on the case, and is also displayed when the projector adapter is connected to a projector or display and powered up. This number is in the form 00-0F-9D-XX-XX-XX. Newnham Research Ltd page 15 of 15...