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Part III Connecting Client Device
This section provides the instructions on how to connect to ScreenBeam using the native
screen mirroring from the most common operating systems.
Refer to www.screenbeam.com/setup for details and instructions for common operating
systems.
Note: The web page will display instructions based on the client-device OS. Use the links at
the bottom of the web page to select OS-specific instructions.
III.1 Overview of Wireless Display Network Modes
The ScreenBeam 1100 Plus allows presenters with Windows 10, macOS, iOS, Android, or
Chromebook device to wirelessly display without requiring any apps. ScreenBeam 1100 Plus
offers a variety of secured network modes to support connection from internal users on
different subnets and external guest users. ScreenBeam 1100 Plus supports local Wi-Fi, Wi-
Fi Miracast, and wireless display over existing infrastructure network. Two or more modes
can operate concurrently to support various scenarios where both internal and guest users
could simply connect and project.
III.1.1 Local Wi-Fi
The ScreenBeam Wi-Fi mode provides the simplest form of network for client devices to
connect and project. In this mode, user needs to connect the client device Wi-Fi to the
ScreenBeam Wi-Fi and then select the receiver to mirror. This mode is ideal for guest client
devices that need wireless display and/or Internet access. Internet is available if the
ScreenBeam receiver is connected to the existing network, wired or wireless, and the
receiver’s local Wi-Fi is set to NAT or Bridge. Mobile device with cellular service can access
the Internet and wireless display if bridge mode is disabled.
Note: ScreenBeam Wi-Fi is fully secured and manageable via ScreenBeam CMS with
options to tune the wireless transmission power, channel and encryption type.
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