Does ScreenBeam need wifi?
Unlike other wireless display solutions on the market, ScreenBeam Mini 2 creates a direct wireless connection between your device and display. This means you don’t need an existing Wi-Fi network or wireless router for ScreenBeam to work.
What does a ScreenBeam do?
The ScreenBeam Mini2 is a wireless display receiver. It works with a variety of Samsung, Android and Windows devices. It is not compatible with iOS. The ScreenBeam Mini2 connects to an HDTV and allows the user to share photos, videos, websites and other applications from their mobile device screen on the HDTV.
What phones are compatible with ScreenBeam Mini2?
Compatible Devices ScreenBeam Mini2 is compatible with devices you likely already own. This includes: Windows 8.1+/10 laptops. Android 4.2+ smartphones.
What is the max resolution of a ScreenBeam 960?
1920 x 1080
Specifications
| Product Name | Screenbeam 960 Wireless Display Receiver for SMB |
|---|---|
| Environmental Certification | RoHS |
| Maximum Video Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Wireless LAN | Yes |
| Wireless LAN Standard | IEEE 802.11ac |
How do I use Actiontec ScreenBeam?
Setting up the ScreenBeam Mini2 Wireless Display Adapter Step-by-Step
- Step 1: Plug the ScreenBeam Mini2 into an HDMI port on your HDTV.
- Step 2: Wirelessly connect your mobile device to the ScreenBeam Mini2. (The Mini2 does not support iOS.
- Step 3: Your devices will show a “ready to connect” prompt. Click on connect.
What is Miracast receiver?
Miracast is a standard for wireless connections from sending devices (such as laptops, tablets, or smartphones) to display receivers (such as TVs, monitors, or projectors), introduced in 2012 by the Wi-Fi Alliance. It can roughly be described as “HDMI over Wi-Fi”, replacing the cable from the device to the display.
How do I set up Actiontec ScreenBeam?
How does ScreenBeam 960 work?
ScreenBeam 960 uses a secure, high performance, network-efficient peer-to-peer streaming technology to enable wireless content sharing. The ScreenBeam 960 eliminates the constraints of cables and adapters so users can drive content from anywhere in the room and can wirelessly collaborate.
What is the name of the industry standard protocol that Windows 10 and ScreenBeam use to connect wirelessly to a display or projector?
Based on the Wi-Fi Direct standard, Miracast sets up a direct connection between a device and the display (peer-to-peer), basically creating its own Wi-Fi network. The device that stores or streams the content (for example, a tablet) communicates directly with the Miracast receiver (for example, a ScreenBeam).
How do I start ScreenBeam?
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.
What is the ScreenBeam Pro Wireless Display receiver?
The first wireless display receiver to fully support Intel’s gen 4 WiDi found on all new Ultrabooks, ScreenBeam Pro delivers a smooth and enjoyable high definition experience like nothing before. ScreenBeam Pro lets you beam your laptop, smart phone or tablet screen to your HDTV.
What devices does screen beam pro work with?
This product is the first wireless receiver to fully support 4th Generation Intel WiDi features, including lower latency, and 3D support. Screen Beam Pro works with Wi-Fi certified Mira cast smartphones and tablets as well.
Who should buy ScreenBeam pro?
ScreenBeam kit is for owners of laptops and Ultrabooks without wireless display, or Wi-Fi certified Miracast tablets and smartphones like Google Nexus 4, HTC One, Samsung Galaxy S3, Samsung Galaxy S4, Sony Xperia Z. Owners of laptops/ Ultrabooks with WiDi 3.5 and higher should purchase the ScreenBeam Pro.
How do I connect my ScreenBeam pro to my TV?
Connect the ScreenBeam receiver to your HDTV with an HDMI cable. Launch your wireless display app (WiDi or Miracast) on your device. Enjoy. What’s in the Box? ScreenBeam Pro receiver, high-speed HDMI cable, energy-efficient power supply, quick start guide. Actiontec offers people with a better way to connect.