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This section explains operations you can perform after a connection is established between
the Data Projector and computer.
Operations while a Single Computer is Connected to the
Data Projector over a Wireless LAN
To project computer screen contents
On the computer screen, click the button on the Wireless Connection 2 window.
• An image of the computer screen contents will be projected automatically, immediately
after a connection using Simple Connection is established. This means you do not have
to click the button to project the image.
• This will send the contents of the computer screen to the Data Projector, which will
project it. The color of the button at this time will change from black to green.
Note
While the computer screen contents are being projected, the mouse cursor will be
displayed in accordance with the Mouse Cursor Emulation settings configure with
Wireless Connection 2. For details, see “To display a mouse cursor in the projection
area” (page 51).
To pause computer screen contents as they are being projected
On the computer screen, click the button on the Wireless Connection 2 window. This
will cause the button color to change from black to green, and pause the screen
contents in the projection area.
To unpause projection of the mage, click the button.
To stop projection of computer screen contents while maintaining the
connection
On the computer screen, click the button on the Wireless Connection 2 window. This
will cause the button color to change from black to green the projection area to go
black.
To resume projection of the image, click the button.
Using Wireless LAN for Projection
For this type of connection: Refer to this section of this manual:
Single computer connected to the Data
Projector over a wireless LAN
“Operations while a Single Computer is Connected to the
Data Projector over a Wireless LAN” (below)
Multiple computers connected to the
Data Projector at the same time over
a wireless LAN
“Operations while a Single Computer is Connected to the
Data Projector over a Wireless LAN” (below) and
“Operations while Multiple Computers are Connected to the
Data Projector over a Wireless LAN” (page 52)