HOW TO CONNECT TO SCREENBEAM
No apps, no wires, no kidding!for your favorite devices.
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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.
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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.
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Step 2: Select Screen Mirroring.
Step 3: Select the ScreenBeam receiver from the list.
No app is required. See FAQs.
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Step 2: Click Chrome Settings menu
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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 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.