SANTA CLARA, Calif., Oct. 30, 2018 /PRNewswire/ - ScreenBeam, a leader in wireless display and collaboration solutions, today announced its ScreenBeam 960 now enables Apple iOS 9 and later devices, and 2012 and later macOS devices to wirelessly present using native screen mirroring to connect to the room display. Combined with existing support for Miracast-enabled Windows and Android devices, ScreenBeam 960 now offers native support for all major operating systems. Geared for corporate and education market customers that want to transform meeting rooms and classrooms into efficient, collaborative workspaces, ScreenBeam 960 offers a faster, easier wireless presentation experience that doesn't require downloading an app, while providing enterprise-level security and remote management.

'Our latest ScreenBeam release is the 'effective connector' for fueling collaboration making it easy for people and information to come together,' said Mike Ehlenberger, VP and GM ScreenBeam. 'ScreenBeam 960 is the most enterprise scalable solution with support for mixed OS environments, large deployments across a campus or business can now be centrally managed – at a price point that can't be matched.' ScreenBeam 960 highlights. Native wireless screen mirroring means no apps or wires are required. True extended desktop so Windows and macOS users enjoy wireless display connections in both duplicate and extended screen modes.

Wireless touch allowing Windows 10 users to instantly capture annotations on room touch displays and save on the presenter's device. Centralized IT management saves time, money and resources. Seamless connection to displays, projectors, control systems and Skype Room systems via HDMI and USB. Pricing and Availability ScreenBeam 960 is now available for $299. To obtain your receiver, please contact one of our Elite Partners. For existing ScreenBeam 960 customers, the updated firmware and documentation may be obtained from.

Actiontec recommends installation of the latest firmware to ensure stability and optimal performance of ScreenBeam units. About ScreenBeam ScreenBeam, an business, is the global leader for wireless display and collaboration solutions. ScreenBeam wireless display solutions are used as the validation platform for wireless display functionality by companies like Microsoft and leading PC OEM and device companies. ScreenBeam is Microsoft's lead partner for wireless display and worked with Microsoft to develop wireless display capabilities in Windows 10 and 8.1. ScreenBeam wireless display is transforming thousands of classrooms and meeting spaces worldwide, increasing student learning outcomes and workforce productivity.

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F70W streams live video wirelessly to your iPad, Android, Windows 8 tablet, or PC/MAC so you can keep your mobile devices mobile. The camera can be placed anywhere in the room giving you more opportunity to actively engage with students. Use the F70W to stream content from a student's desk and showcase their work in the classroom. The F70W document camera allows you to work with others without being tied to the camera or a single position. If you need to connect to a traditional projector/LCD, the F70W also comes with HDMI input and output for a direct connection. You can use the USB cable to also connect the document camera to your computer and stream video via USB. Updated starting from February 2018, the F70W has also been updated to support the Miracast Wireless Display protocol.

You can now:. Wirelessly stream to your Windows 10 PC via the “Projecting to this PC” feature. Wirelessly stream the camera to the AVer Interactive Flat Panel via the “AVer Screen Casting” feature. Wirelessly stream to the Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter (Part #:P3Q-00001) -. Wirelessly stream to the Actiontec Screenbeam HDMI dongle (Part#: SBWD100A, SBWD100B, SBWD-2D81F9) The Camera The App (iPad, Mac and PC). Wired and Wireless Hybrid!. Pushes live video to App.

Battery lasts 6 to 6.5 hours. Streams live video. Digital Whiteboard. Annotate, Highlight, Add text to live video & whiteboard. Screen Cast. Record full experience.

Instant upload to the cloud. You would need to download the A+ Suite software and use the PC or MAC to secure access to your F70W. Launch the 'Device Manager' application found under the 'AVer Information Inc' - A+ Suite folder.

Make sure your computer is connected to the same Wi-Fi network the intended F70W(s) is connected to. Select 'Advanced Setting'. Make sure the document camera(s), which is already connected to the Wi-Fi network is turned on.

Also, it is recommended that the F70W(s) be plugged in. All F70W(s) located in the same network will be listed as shown in the figure above. The F70W(s) will show up as 'Locked'. Click on 'Unlock' to change the settings of each F70W.

The default password for F70W is 'admin'. Once you have entered the password, the status changes to 'Free'. Once the F70W status is free, highlight the desired F70W and select 'Edit'. Check the 'Use Passcode' box and enter the password you wish to use. When you are finished, press 'OK' to confirm the changes.

You will then be prompted to enter this password when you wish to connect to this F70W. For additional security, you may also protect the unlock feature once you connect to the F70W. The password is 'admin' by default, but you may change this by selecting 'Change admin password' and entering in a new password in the configuration window.

For more information, please go to Contact Information AVer Information, Inc. USA 668 Mission Court, Fremont, California 94539 USA Email: support.usa@aver.com Wireless. F70W is designed to work best in an 802.11n/ac environment using the 5GHz network. However, it will also connect to older routers such as the 802.11 b/g/n 2.4GHz. AES, TKIP and AES+TKIP are supported (wireless encryption methods).

For WPA/WPA2 enterprise, F70W only supports PEAP and not EAP-TLS, EAP-TTLS. Minimum required Wi-Fi bandwidth is 0.16Mbps and maximum bandwidth can be as high as 4.8Mbps. Set your router's Wi-Fi channel selection to 'Auto'. Don't use a 'Hidden' Wi-Fi network name. Update your Wi-Fi router to the latest firmware. Check for sources of potential interference (microwave ovens, Bluetooth devices, faulty satellite television cables, power lines, cordless telephones, wireless speakers, flat-panel televisions, etc). Please check with your System or Network Administrator to make sure that the ports are not blocked in the Wi-Fi router.

The TCP/UDP ports in use are as follows. Port TCP/UDP Usage Descriptions 1900 UDP uPnP SSDP Package For detecting and removing the F70W 9527 TCP Command To send/receive commands between the iPad and F70W 9528. TCP Command To register connections for occupied F70W 8557 TCP RTSP To connect to the RTSP Stream Random UDP RTP For RTP connection Random UDP RTCP For RTCP connection. First off, connect the F70W to the designated WiFi network; take note of the IP being assigned and also the MAC address of the camera (“Dongle MAC ID”). Note both down. Go to your domain DHCP server and “reserve” the MAC address to the particular IP (or assign a different IP to the camera. Then go back to the camera wireless setting and select “Advance” - Set Static IP.

Also make sure your Wireless Access Points (or the Access Controllers) don’t “timed out” devices or create a filtered list of devices that need to appear constantly on the WiFi network. There are cases where access controllers “kicked” off Wireless devices it deemed as “idle” simply because no computers are accessing the IP video stream.

Updated starting from February 2018, the F70W has also been updated to support the Miracast Wireless Display protocol. You can now:. Wirelessly stream to your Windows 10 PC via the “Projecting to this PC” feature.

Wirelessly stream the camera to the AVer Interactive Flat Panel via the “AVer Screen Casting” feature. Wirelessly stream to the Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter (Part #:P3Q-00001) -.

Wirelessly stream to the Actiontec Screenbeam HDMI dongle (Part#: SBWD100A, SBWD100B, SBWD-2D81F9). Make sure your computer/tablet is connected to the same Wi-Fi network (same SSID) as the F70W document camera. If it is not, you may need to use the IP search method to connect to the F70W via the IP address (See #2 below). If it is not convenient to open the access ports, you can still connect to the F70W via the IP address of the F70W.

Screen below shows where you would punch in the IP of the F70W. Security software (firewall, anti-virus) installed on your computer may be blocking communication between the F70W and the device you are using. Your Wi-Fi router also may be blocking some TCP/UDP ports. When these ports are blocked, F70W cannot access the Wi-Fi.

Please check with your local MIS to unblock. Below is a list of ports to look out for. TCP/UDP Port UDP 1900 TCP 9527 TCP 9528 TCP 8557. Solution: Test your Wi-Fi with our Wi-Fi tool to check compatibility. Follow these steps:.

Connect two wireless devices (PC, iPad, or Android) to the same Wi-Fi network. Install Wi-Fi Test Tool by AVer Information Inc. On both devices: a. For PC: Download the Wi-Fi Test Tool here: b. For iPad: Download the Wi-Fi Test Tool by AVer Information Inc.

In the App Store (search AVer). For Android: Download the Wi-Fi 33 Test Tool by AVer Information Inc. In the Google Play Store (search AVer). Run the Wi-Fi Test Tool on both devices and enter the Remote Device IP of the other device (this is the device's IPv4 address). Press Start on both devices to begin the test. If the test passes, your Wi-Fi is compatible with the F70W and should have no problems connecting. If the test fails, you may have to change some settings in your router for the F70W to connect.

Please call our tech support and let us know the error log that is generated from the Wi-Fi Test Tool in order for us to help you troubleshoot the problem. Please refer to this demonstration of the Wi-Fi Test Tool if you need help running the test. There may be some signal strength issues with the Wi-Fi connection. Try the following steps:. If your Wi-Fi supports 5GHz radio, please connect to the 5GHz for better radio signal. There may be other devices using your Wi-Fi network at the same time.

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Bandwidth usage, packet loss and other connection elements may cause poor video quality. If you are connected via the Sphere2 PC/MAC software, reduce the bandwidth usage by toggling the bandwidth setting.

Sphere2 - Options - WirelessCam - WirelessCam bitrate Settings). This issue could be derived from Google Chrome's WebUSB API. Which is on by default for older versions of Chrome. Google has since updated the Chrome browser to disable this API for the newest release. With the older browser, this issue happens in the situation where the user didn’t close the chrome browser before plugging-in the camera.

When Chrome is open, it will automatically try to find a driver for our doc cam online. Therefore, interrupting the default driver that is already loaded by our software.

The issue results in camera sometimes connecting, sometimes not. Therefore upgrading your Chrome browser should technically resolve this issue.

If still have issues, please make sure no other application is accessing the camera on your laptop. Applications such as Skype, Hangout, Adobe Connect, can lock up the camera when it’s executed in the background.

If you have a MacBook (Standard & Air), try the following steps:. Disconnect the USB cable from your MacBook. Restart the MacBook. Download/Install the latest A+ Suite Version from. Launch Sphere2 software. Connect USB cable from your AVer camera to the MacBook again.

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If you still have issues, please contact AVer tech support for a more in depth look at what could be causing the problem. About AVer Information Inc.

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But it would be great if you could support this. People who do video podcasts and other things usually use these types of webcams, sometimes to produce their video. Good logitech quickcam vision pro for mac. I am impressed with the audio quality on this device.

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