InFocus INA-LC100 User Manual

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INA-LC100

User Guide

Contents

Introduction 3

System Setup 4

Mounting 4

Connectivity 4

Remote Control 5

Registration 6

Basic Navigation 9

Using the remote and keyboard 9

Using the on screen keyboard 9

Using a mouse and keyboard 9

Document Viewer 10

Supported document types 10

Open document les 11

Document Viewer tools 12

Annotate the le 13

Annotation tools 15

Save the le 17

Share the le 17

Create a new folder 19

Delete les and folders 20

Cast (Wireless display) 21

LightCast 21

AirPlay 22

Miracast 23

Whiteboard 24

Navigation 24

Create a drawing object 24

Add text 25

Whiteboard tools 25

Save the whiteboard canvas 28

Save the whiteboard canvas to a USB thumb drive 29

Share the le 30

Open a new whiteboard canvas 30

Open a whiteboard le 30

Open a whiteboard le from a USB thumb drive 30

Browser 31

Navigation controls 31

Tools submenu 32

Save the le 34

Share the le 35

Settings 36

Network Settings 36

Device 37

System and Security 38

Accounts 39

Browser Preferences 40

Troubleshooting 41

Declaration of Conformity 43

Limited Warranty 44

Specications 47

Appendix 48

Access Point Setup 48

Port Requirements for AirPlay, Miracast, and LightCast Sender App 49

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Introduction

LightCast is an easy to use set of applications designed to maximize the connectivity and interactivity
of your InFocus display.

Available features

Document reader

• Documents (doc, docx, ppt, pptx, pdf, txt, xls, xlsx)

• Pictures (bmp, jpg, jpeg, png)

• Videos (avi, v, mkv, mov, mpg, mp4, ts, wmv, 3gp)

Wireless display (AirPlay, LightCast, Miracast)

Whiteboard

Internet browser

Network control (if display is equipped with a wired network connector)

USB-A connectors which can be used for:

• USB storage device (such as a thumb drive, camera, or external hard drive)

• Touch device (such as a touchpad)

• Wireless USB keyboard/mouse

Current limit on both connectors is 1A.

Accessories

• International power cord with country-specic adapters

• Remote control (no batteries are included)

• HDMI cable

• Velcro strips (3)

• User manual

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System Setup

Mounting

If desired, the InFocus hub can be mounted to the back of the
display. To do so, attach the velcro strips onto back of hub per the
illustration. Then attach it to the back of display being careful
not to block display vents.

Note: When mounted to the back of the display, we recommend
using the display to control the InFocus hub instead of the remote.

Connectivity

1) Connect the LightCast hub to the desired devices per below. Note: To use all the LightCast fea­tures, you must connect a mouse and keyboard to the LightCast hub, or connect the LightCast
hub to an InFocus touch display.

2) Turn on the InFocus hub when the indicator light is blue. The main menu appears in about 30
seconds.

Optional:
Connect USB cable
to InFocus touch
display

Router

Power adapter

Ethernet cable

Connect to InFocus touch display

HDMI cable

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Remote Control

Use the remote to control the LightCast hub. Note: To use all the LightCast features, you must con­nect a mouse and keyboard to the LightCast hub, or connect the LightCast hub to an InFocus touch
display.

SETUP

APP

Remote key Description

Power: Click to turn on/o.

SET: Not functional on this model.

TV IN: Not functional on this model.

SET UP

SETUP: Click to access the
Settings options.

APP

APP: Not functional on this model.

VOL: Click to decrease/increase the volume.

Home: Click to get back the main menu.

Return: Click to return back to previous menu.

Navigation: Click to navigate

left/right/up/down, and click OK to conrm your selection.

Menu: Click to choose function menu of corresponding ap­plication in video, music, photo and website.

Mouse: Click to use the navigation button as a mouse.

Number: Click to select a number.

Mute: Click to turn down the volume.

Backspace: Click to backspace the input.

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Registration

1) Turn on the LightCast hub.

2) Press the Source button on the remote or keypboard.

3) Navigate to LightCast.

4) Press the Enter/Select button on the remote or keyboard. The LightCast registration welcome
page displays.

5) Click the arrow.

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6) Enter the information for registration using either a wireless keyboard/mouse (not included) or
the on screen keyboard and remote. Click the right facing arrow.

7) Use a keyboard/mouse or on screen keyboard and remote to rename the device. This is useful to
dierentiate between dierent displays that have LightCast enabled.

8) If equipped, the Wired LAN IP address is displayed.

9) After the local SSIDs are displayed, log onto a wireless network:

10) Highlight an SSID.

11) Press Select/Enter.

12) If the SSID is encrypted, enter the password.

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13) The word “Connected” displays below the SSID when the connection is made. A green check­mark displays next to saved SSIDs.

14) If a software update is available, an update window displays. Click Update and follow the
prompts to complete the update process.

15) When registration is complete, the LightCast home page displays.

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Basic Navigation

Using the remote and keyboard

1) Use the arrow keys to highlight items in LightCast.

2) Press the Select button on the remote or the Enter button on the display to select the high­lighted item.

3) Press the Esc button on the remote to back out of the currently running item.

4) Press the Auto Image button on the remote or Auto button on the display to return to the
LightCast home screen.

Using the on screen keyboard

1) In the desired eld, highlight and click Select using the keyboard or remote.

2) The on screen keyboard is displayed.

3) Use the arrow keys to highlight characters.

4) Click Select when the correct character is highlighted.

5) After each eld is completed, highlight and click Done to go to the next eld.

Using a mouse and keyboard

1) Plug a mouse and keyboard into an available USB-A connectors on the display.

2) Use the mouse and keyboard as you normally would.

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Document Viewer

The Document Viewer allows you to display images, les, and videos from your display's internal
memory or from a USB thumb drive.

Supported document types

Supported File Types File Extensions

Images .jpg, .jpeg, .bmp, .png

PowerPoint .ppt, .pptx

Excel .xls, .xlsx

Word .doc, .docx

Adobe PDF .pdf

Video les .avi, .v, .mkv, .mov, .mpg, .mp4, .ts, .wmv, .3gp

Other les .txt

To access the Document Viewer follow the instructions below:

1) Turn on the display.

2) Press the Source button on the remote or keyboard.

3) Navigate to LightCast.

4) Press the Enter/Select button on the remote or keyboard. The LightCast home page displays.

5) Navigate to Documents.

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6) Press the Enter/Select button on the remote or keyboard. The Document Viewer displays.

Open document les

1) Navigate to the desired le and either click the le with an attached mouse, or press the Se­lect/Enter button on the remote or keyboard. Note: Files can be opened from the local folder

or a USB thumb drive.

2) Use the menu options to navigate through the le. Note: File-level tools vary depending on the
le type.

3) To move the tool bar position, use a mouse to click the vertical dots and drag the tool bar to
one of four positions. Or use the remote or keyboard to highlight the vertical dots and press the
Select/Enter button. Then use the up or down arrow buttons to move the tool bar and press
the Select/Enter button when done.

4) When nished with the document le, click the Return button to return to the document
folder.

5) To return to the LightCast home page, click the Home button.

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Document Viewer tools

Note: Document tools vary based on le type.

Button Description

Return Exits the document view and returns to the folder view.

Up When displaying an Excel, Word, or PDF document, selecting up scans

up the open document. When displaying a PowerPoint document,
selecting up goes to the previous slide in the slideshow.When an image
is shown in full screen, selecting Up displays the previous image in the
same folder. When the document is zoomed in, selecting Up scans up
the open document.

Down When displaying an Excel, Word, or PDF document, selecting down

scans down the open document. When displaying a PowerPoint docu­ment, selecting down goes to the next slide in the slideshow. When an
image is shown in full screen, selecting Down displays the next image
in the same folder. When the document is zoomed in, selecting Down
scans down the open document.

Left When the document is zoomed in, selecting Left scans the open docu-

ment to the left.

Right When the document is zoomed in, selecting Right scans the open docu-

ment to the right.

Previous For Excel documents only: Selects the previous tab in the le.

Next For Excel documents only: Selects the next tab in the le.

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Rotate Rotates the document ninety degrees clockwise

Zoom In Magnies the document view

Zoom Out Reduces the document view

Reset
Zoom

Returns the document back to its original document width

Annotation When selected, allows the user to annotate the document. See "An-

notate the le" on page <OV> for more information. Note: Annotation
is only available when a mouse (or touch device) is connected to one of
the USB-A connectors.

Video
menu

For video les only: Click to open the video controls.

Return For video les only: Click to close the video le and return to the folder

view.

Play For video les only: Click to play the video le.

Pause For video les only: Click to pause the video le.

Annotate the le

Document les can be annotated and saved us using the Annotation submenu.

Note: You must attach a mouse (or touch device) to use the annotation feature. If a mouse (or touch

device) is not detected, a warning displays.

Create a drawing

1) Open a le from the document viewer.

2) Click Annotation.

3) Click Tools and select a drawing tool.

4) Click Color Wheel to adjust the color, size, and opacity of the selected drawing tool.

5) Draw on the page using the mouse (or touch device).

6) Use Eraser, Select, Undo, Re-do, and Clear to modify the drawing. See "" on page 14 for
more information.

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Add text

Note: Text boxes overlay the open document and do not aect the text within the displayed docu-

ment.

1) Open a le from the document viewer.

2) Click Annotation.

3) Click Tools.

4) Click Text.

5) Click the screen where you want the text box to be. A text box opens.

6) Adjust the font family, size, color, and text attributes, as desired.

7) Using either a keyboard or the on-screen keyboard, type your text.

8) Click OK when nished.