HOW TO CONNECT TO SCREENBEAM
No apps, no wires, no kidding!Wireless display supports native wireless screen mirroring
for your favorite devices.
for your favorite devices.
Windows
10 / 8.1
Step 1: Press Windows + K on the computer.
Step 2: Select the ScreenBeam receiver from the drop down list.
No app or Wi-Fi network required, uses Miracast peer-to-peer network. Watch demo.
Step 2: Select the ScreenBeam receiver from the drop down list.
No app or Wi-Fi network required, uses Miracast peer-to-peer network. Watch demo.
Android
4.2 or later
Step 1: Open settings.
Step 2: Tap display then wireless display.
Step 3: Select the ScreenBeam receiver from the list.
No app or Wi-Fi network required, uses Miracast peer-to-peer network.
Step 2: Tap display then wireless display.
Step 3: Select the ScreenBeam receiver from the list.
No app or Wi-Fi network required, uses Miracast peer-to-peer network.
macOS iOS
10.10 or later 9 or later
Step 1: Open the Control Center in iOS or click on the AirPlay menu in macOS.
Step 2: Select Screen Mirroring.
Step 3: Select the ScreenBeam receiver from the list.
No app is required. See FAQs.
Step 2: Select Screen Mirroring.
Step 3: Select the ScreenBeam receiver from the list.
No app is required. See FAQs.
Chrome OS
2014 or newer ChromeBooks
Step 1: Open Chrome.
Step 2: Click Chrome Settings menu
and choose Cast.
Step 3: Click down arrow next to Cast to and select Desktop
Step 4: Select the ScreenBeam receiver from the list.
No app is required, ScreenBeam and ChromeBook must be connected to same subnet.
Step 2: Click Chrome Settings menu
and choose Cast.Step 3: Click down arrow next to Cast to and select Desktop
Step 4: Select the ScreenBeam receiver from the list.
No app is required, ScreenBeam and ChromeBook must be connected to same subnet.
Connecting from Apple devices is only supported on ScreenBeam 960 and 1000-series products.
Connecting from Chromebooks is only supported on ScreenBeam 1000-series products.
Connecting from Chromebooks is only supported on ScreenBeam 1000-series products.
Windows 7 and pre-2013 Macbook legacy devices can be wireless-display-enabled
by using the Chrome browser and following the Chromebook connection procedure.