Black Box AC1130A User Manual

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SEPTEMBER 2008 AC1130A
Wireless A/V System
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VERVIEW & FEATURES
Use the Wireless A/V System to make any projector work without wires. This plug-and-play solution works with any desktop or notebook PC—and no cable swapping is required.
Ideal for conference rooms and classrooms, the Wireless A/V System includes login protection to prevent authorized access to the projector. Use it for PowerPoint
®
and real-time video presentations.
The Wireless A/V System also works with an HDTV VGA/PC port, and it has built-in, proprietary technology for smooth streaming of audio and video in MPEG formats.
Features:
• Enables you to share a projector through a wireless connection.
• Supports streaming video including MPEG1, 2, and 4 formats.
-• Supports 1024 x 768 or 1280 x 768 screen resolutions.
• Built-in DHCP server provides greater installation flexibility.
• Web-based user interface for easy configuration.
• Conference control function is perfect for training sessions.
• Includes session security login and Wi-Fi
®
WEP
protection.
• Works with Windows Vista
®
/Windows® XP/Windows 2000
systems.
• Supports IEEE 802.3 RJ-45 LAN and IEEE 802.11b/g Wi-Fi.
• Features Wi-Fi WEP 64- and 128-bit encryption for wireless protection.
• Supports a range of up to 200 feet (60.9 m) and works with internal or external wireless cards.
• Acts as a DHCP server or works with the existing local area network server.
• Supports static IP configuration and custom SSID wireless ID.
• Provides Internet connection through its built-in RJ-45 port.
INSTALLATION
1. Assemble the AC1130A by connecting its wireless
antenna to the base unit and its power adapter to a power outlet. Then connect the AC1130A to the projector’s VGA port.
2. Make sure your computer’s wireless connection is
active.
3. Turn on the projector; then turn on the AC1130A.
Wait until you see the screen below on your projector:
From the projector’s screen, note the 4-digit login code, SSID, and Server IP address. You will need this to install the player software.
4. Connect your computer to AC1130A wireless network
(SSID: WPS). Most computers will automatically connect to the available wireless access point. Otherwise, click on your computer’s wireless utility to select WPS to connect.
5. Opening Internet Explorer and type the Server IP
address shown on the screen (default is
http://192.168.100.10
) in the address bar. You should
see the screen below:
6. Click on “Download.” At the prompt, enter the
default password, which is “user.” Then click on the “Download” button located on the right side of the screen. Click on “Run” and follow the instructions to install the player software. It will create a desktop icon called “WPS.”
7. Click on “WPS.” The program will search the
network. At the prompt, enter the 4-digit login code.
NOTE: If WPS fails to connect, make sure you have the correct login code and that your wireless card connection is properly configured.
After a successful login, click OK on the next prompt. This might change your screen resolution. Once you exit the application, your computer screen will go back to its original settings.
8. Click “Play” to start sending your computer
screen’s contents to the projector.
NOTE: For video streaming, see “Playing Streaming Video” in the WPS Application Software section.
WPS
APPLICATION SOFTWARE
1. WPS application software is built into the module
and accessible through Internet Explorer. Its default IP address is 192.168.100.10. You can change it in the WPS Admin section.
2. After you log in successfully, these are two main
user interfaces:
Standard Mode (Screen Mirroring):
Video Streaming Mode: (appears when you click on “Video” from Standard Mode)
The following are the buttons and their functions:
Presentation Mode
Video Mode
Start Projecting
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