PN-L703W PN-L603W WIRELESS CONTROLLER OPERATION MANUAL
Contents Introduction.......................................................................3 System requirements for the computer to be connected.............................................................5 Preparations......................................................................6 Change the monitor to Wireless mode..........................8 Connect the computer to the wireless controller...........8 MirrorOp for SHARP preparations.............................. 11 Start MirrorOp for SHARP.......
Introduction n Wireless • On the monitor you can display a screen of a computer that is connected to the same network as the monitor’s built-in wireless controller. • You can display the screen by wireless LAN. A A Computer n Simultaneous display • You can display the screens of up to 4 computers at once. A B C D A D B C n Direct Drawing • You can use the monitor as a white board. (See page 32.) • Using a touch pen, you can write on the displayed screen in Wireless mode. (See page 24.
n Conference control mode • A conference admin can be designated to manage which computer screens are displayed. (See page 21.) n WebSlides • The screen that is displayed in Wireless mode appears in the web browser of the computer that is connected to the wireless controller. (See page 22.) TIPS • You can connect up to 10 devices to the wireless controller. • The wireless LAN communication range is about 10 m.
System requirements for the computer to be connected CPU Intel Core2Duo 2.8 GHz or faster (Intel Core i5 or faster is recommended if audio and video will be used) OS Windows 7 (32-bit version / 64-bit version), Windows 8 (32-bit version / 64-bit version), Windows 8.1 (32-bit version / 64-bit version), Windows 10 (32-bit version / 64-bit version), Mac OS X v10.9, Mac OS X v10.
Preparations Connect the wireless controller and the computer. After connecting, configure wireless controller settings if needed to connect to an existing network. For details, consult your network administrator. Connect the wireless adapter to the wireless controller. (See setup manual.) n Connecting only the wireless controller and the computer. Directly connect the wireless controller and the computer by wireless LAN. When connecting for the first time, connect directly as well.
n Connecting the wireless controller to an existing network by wireless LAN Connect the wireless controller and computer to an access point of the existing network by wireless LAN. Network Wireless LAN access point Computer Connect to the wireless LAN access point • Set the wireless controller appropriately for the existing network access point. • Set the wireless controller to client mode. (See page 28.
Change the monitor to Wireless mode 1. Turn on the monitor power. 2. Change the input mode to “Wireless” with the input mode selection. The home screen of Wireless mode appears. SSID (Host Name) IP Address Passcode Connect the computer to the wireless controller Directly connect the computer to the wireless controller. When using a different method, connection is necessary as well to change the settings from the factory default settings. In addition, read your computer’s manual.
n Mac OS 1. Click “System Preferences” from the Apple menu ( 2. Click “Network”. ). 3. Click “Wi-Fi” and select the wireless controller from the wireless network list. The SSID of the wireless controller is shown in the home screen of Wireless mode. Caution • The factory default setting for wireless LAN security is not enabled. For security, set “Encryption” (encryption method) and a “Key”. (See page 10.
n Security and key settings For wireless LAN security, set “Encryption” (encryption method) and a “Key”. TIPS • A security warning may appear in some browsers. Follow the instructions in the browser and continue the procedure. 1. Start the computer’s web browser. 2. Enter the IP address shown on the home screen of Wireless mode in the address bar of the web browser. The settings screen appears. 3. Click “Admin”. 4. Enter the password and click “Login”. The default password is “admin”. 5.
MirrorOp for SHARP preparations To display the computer screen on the monitor by wireless LAN, connection software (MirrorOp for SHARP) is required. The connection software is in the wireless token. First read the software license agreement. To use the connection software, you must agree to the terms of the software license agreement. For the software license agreement, refer to the file below in the token. \Installer\EULA-EN.
n Installing the connection software from the wireless token (Mac OS) Caution • To install, an administrator name (user name) and password are required. 1. Connect the wireless token to the computer. 2. Double-click the installation file in the wireless token. \Installer\Mac installer\SHMirrorOp_Mac.dmg 3. Drag the “SHMirrorOp_Mac.app” icon to the “Applications” folder. Follow the on-screen instructions.
2. Windows: Double-click “SHMirrorOp_Win.exe” in the Autoplay screen. If the Autoplay screen does not appear, open the wireless token and double-click “SHMirrorOp_Win.exe”. Mac: Open the wireless token and double-click “SHMirrorOp_Mac.app”. The connection software starts. 3. Click “ ”, select the wireless controller to be connected, and click “CONNECT”. The host name of the wireless controller is shown in the home screen of Wireless mode. 4. Enter the passcode and click “OK”.
Wireless mode screen In the home screen that appears on the monitor in Wireless mode, you can select computers to be connected and set various functions. 3 2 4 5 1 6 7 8 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Shows how to connect to the wireless controller. Shows the IP address of the wireless controller. Shows the SSID (Host Name) of the wireless controller. Shows the passcode. Show a list of the connected computers. You can change the language used in the wireless controller screen.
Displaying the computer screen Operation from the monitor Select the computer to be displayed from the computers that are currently connected to the wireless controller. 1. Touch “Device in connection” in the home screen of Wireless mode. A list of the currently connected computers appears. 2. Touch the computer to be displayed. The screen of the computer is displayed on the monitor. Toolbar (See page 24.) Displaying multiple screens at once You can display the screens of up to 4 computers at once.
Operation from the connection software Operate from the connection software on the computer whose screen is displayed. TIPS • Screen display by operation from the computer must be allowed. ( • You can also operate by touching the screen on the monitor. ) 1. Click “Play” ( ) in the connection software. The screen of the computer is displayed on the monitor. Toolbar (See page 24.) 5 6 7 7 1 1 2 3 2 3 4 1. Wireless controllers found from the computer appear. (See page 18.) 2.
n Stopping the display You can stop display of the computer screen on the monitor. 1. Click “Stop” ( ). 2. Return to the home screen of Wireless mode. n Pausing the display You can pause the display of the computer screen on the monitor. When paused, the screen will not change even if an action is performed on the computer. 1. Click “Pause” ( ). 2. To resume the display, click “Play” ( ). n 4-screen display 1. Click “Split Screen” ( ). 2. Select the display location.
n Connection software screen 1 2 3 4 5 8 6 9 10 7 1. Return to the operation screen. 2. Wireless controller list The wireless controllers (host name) found by the computer are displayed. 3. Favorites Wireless controllers (host name) that have been saved as favorites are displayed. 4. Refresh Refresh the list. 5. Search Search for a specified wireless controller in the list. 6. List The list of wireless controllers or favorites are displayed.
n Preferences Configure connection software settings. 1. Click “Menu” ( ) in the connection software. 2. Click “Preferences”. 1 2 3 4 5 1. General Name Set the computer name used for connection to the wireless controller. Characters other than half-width alphanumeric characters may not display correctly. Allows controlling from tablets Select this to display the computer in the list screen of MirrorOp Receiver by Awind, Inc.
4. HotKey You can assign connection software actions to keyboard keys. 5. About Display the version and license information of the connection software. n Saving the displayed screen as an image file Save the currently displayed screen as an image file (JPEG). An image file can only be saved from the computer that is displayed. Perform these steps from the computer that is being displayed. 1. Click “Menu” ( ) in the connection software. 2. Click “Capture & Save screen”. 3.
Controlling the computer whose screen is displayed (Conference control mode) When multiple computers are connected to the wireless controller, the computer whose screen is displayed and the display position can be controlled from one of the computers (Conference admin). Perform these steps from the conference admin’s computer. 1. Start the computer’s web browser. 2. Enter the IP address shown on the home screen of Wireless mode in the address bar of the web browser. The settings screen appears. 3.
Displaying the image in a web browser (WebSlides) You can share a screen displayed in Wireless mode, and display the screen in the web browser on your computer. A A A A A 1. Display the screen 2. Display in the web browser TIPS • “Allows screen projection be redirected to browsers (temporary)” must be selected in advance in the connection software settings of the computer whose screen is displayed (1. above). (See page 19.) • A security warning may appear in some browsers.
Displaying a computer screen on multiple monitors You can display a computer screen on multiple wireless controllers on the same network. (Maximum of 4) We recommend that the wireless controllers be connected by wired LAN. Network Wireless LAN access point A A A A A Computer Connect by wired LAN (maximum of 4) Perform these steps from the wireless controller list in the connection software. (See page 18.) 1. Select the wireless controller to be connected, and click “CONNECT”.
Actions when a screen is displayed Using a touch pen, you can write in the screen. TIPS • The touch operation mode varies depending on the connection software starting method and OS. Starting method OS Touch Operation Mode Start after installing Windows 8 / 8.1 / 10 Multi-Touch Mode Windows 7 / Mac OS Mouse Mode Windows 7 / 8 / 8.
TIPS • You can erase handwritten data with the eraser. Touch the screen with the eraser, and after the cursor changes to the eraser, move the eraser. Touch on handwritten data to erase the data. Caution • When the power is turned off, handwritten data is lost. Always save any handwritten data you need before turning off the power. • Handwritten data will be lost if the display changes, such as when you display another computer or change to split screen display.
Exiting n Exiting the connection software 1. Click “Close” ( ). The connection software closes.
Settings Configure wireless controller settings. TIPS • A security warning may appear in some browsers. Follow the instructions in the browser and continue the procedure. 1. Start the computer’s web browser. 2. Enter the IP address shown on the home screen of Wireless mode in the address bar of the web browser. The settings screen appears. 3. When you have completed the settings, click “Apply”. n Download Quick Executable application (Guest) Download the connection software in an executable state.
Network Setup DHCP Server Auto Setup Use the DHCP server function of the wireless controller. Start IP / End IP: Specify the range of IP addresses assigned to clients by the wireless controller’s DHCP server. Subnet Mask / Default Gateway / DNS Server: Specify the addresses that the wireless controller’s DHCP server sets in the client. Disable Do not use the DHCP server function of the wireless controller.
SNMP Setup SNMP V3 Enable / Disable Set whether SNMP is enabled or disabled. Username Set the user name for SNMP. Auth Password (MD5) / Priv Password (DES) Set each password. Trap Destination Set the trap destination. OSD Setup Display Option Device Information / User-List / Connect info Set whether each type of information is shown in the screen. Font color / Font Size Set the color and size of the screen font. Screen Saver Settings Set whether a screen saver is used.
Starting from a commercially available USB flash drive You can enable starting of the connection software from a commercially available USB flash drive. USB flash drives that can be used: • USB flash drives indicated on page 5 with a capacity of 128 MB or more. • Use a USB flash drive in which nothing is saved. 1. Insert the USB flash drive into the USB port of the wireless controller. 2. Touch “Setup” ( ) in the home screen of Wireless mode. 3. Touch “Make Token”. Making starts. 4.
Uninstalling the connection software n Windows Caution • This can only be done by a user with administrator authority. 1. Exit all running software applications. 2. Select “Control Panel” from the “Start” menu. 3. Click “Uninstall a program”. • If you are using icon view, click “Programs and Features”. 4. Select “MirrorOp for SHARP” and click “Uninstall”. • Follow the on-screen instructions. • When the “User Account Control” screen appears, click “Yes” (or “Allow”). This completes the uninstallation.
Using as a whiteboard (Direct Drawing) You can show a white background and use the monitor as a whiteboard. TIPS • The function buttons on the touch pen cannot be used. Multiple touch pens cannot be used at the same time. 1. Turn on the monitor power. 2. Change the input mode to “Direct Drawing” with the input mode selection. The whiteboard screen appears. Toolbar Touch “Toolbar” ( ) to display the toolbar. 1 2 3 4 5 1. Pen Draw a line on the screen.
n Saving the screen in whiteboard as an image The handwritten data in Direct Drawing mode can be saved as an image file (JPEG) in a USB flash drive connected to the wireless controller. 1. Connect the USB flash drive to the wireless controller. 2. Touch “Save” ( ) on the toolbar. The file is saved with the file name “B0000001.jpg” in the “Annotation” folder of the USB flash drive. (The number in the file name is successively incremented up to 9999999, after which it returns to 0000001.
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PN-L703W-L603W WC EN15M(1)
FCC ID: APY-ZW0115B0001 Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This device complies with Industry Canada’s licence-exempt RSSs. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause interference; and (2) This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence.
