BenQ InstaShow S WDC20 Manual
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InstaShow™ S
User Manual
WDC20 V 1.00
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Copyright
Copyright © 2019 by BenQ Corporation. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be
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Disclaimer
BenQ Corporation makes no representations or warranties, either expressed or implied, with
respect to the contents hereof and specifically disclaims any warranties, merchantability or fitness for
any particular purpose. Further, BenQ Corporation reserves the right to revise this publication and
to make changes from time to time in the contents hereof without obligation of BenQ Corporation
to notify any person of such revision or changes.
This user manual aims to provide the most updated and accurate information to customers, and thus
all contents may be modified from time to time without prior notice. Please visit www.benq.com for
the latest version of this manual.
The illustrations and the images in this guide are for your reference.
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Table of contents
Copyright ...................................................................................................................................... 2
Disclaimer ..................................................................................................................................... 2
BenQ ecoFACTS .........................................................................................................................2
Introduction .................................................................................................................................. 5
Product features .............................................................................................................................................. 6
Package content ............................................................ .................................................................... ............... 7
Product specification ...................................................................... ................................... .............................. 8
Overview ....................................................................................................... ................ 9....................................
Button .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 9
Host ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9
LED indicators of the Button and the Host ......................................................................................................................... 10
Installation ...................................................................................................................................11
Environment check ..................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Assembling the Host ............................................................................................ ..........................12...............
Setting up the Host ...................................................... ..................................................... ............................12
Attaching the Host to the ceiling ............................................................................................................................................12
Attaching the Host to a ceiling mount................................................................................................................................... 13
Placing the Host on a table ....................................................................................................................................................... 13
Installing the Host on the wall or trolley .............................................................................................................................. 15
Positioning the Host antennas .............................................................. ................................... ................... 16
For ceiling installation ................................................................................................................................................................16
For ceiling mount installation ...................................................................................................................................................16
For table placement ................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Connecting the HDMI cable and power ..................................................................................................17
Assembling the adapter ............................................................................................................................................................. 18
Connecting the HDMI cable..................................................................................................................................................... 19
Power supply via a power adapter .........................................................................................................................................19
LAN connection .......................................................................................................................................................................... 20
Setting up and powering a Button ......................................... ..................................................... ...............20
Using Cable USB A(F) to USB A(M) .......................................... ...........................22....................................
Pairing a Button and Host ................................................................. .......................23....................................
When the Host is placed on a table .......................................................................................................................................23
Storing Buttons and USB cable in the cradle ..........................................................................................25
Resetting a Host ............................................................................................... ............25.................................
Resetting a Button .......................................................................... .................................. .............................26
Starting and stopping presentations ......................................................................................28
Getting ready ............................................................ ..................................................... .................................28
Starting presentation ...................................................................... ................................... ............................ 28
Idle presentation ............................................................................................... ............29.................................
Split screen presentations ................................................................. ................................... ........................30
Starting a split screen presentation ........................................................................................................................................ 30
Switching from a split screen to a full screen presentation .............................................................................................. 31
Presenting with mobile devices ..................................................................................................................31
Touch back ......................................................................................................................................................33
Web management .....................................................................................................................34
Accessing the web management
interface ..............
...................... .................................................... .......34
Logging into the web management interface via direct connection ............................................................................... 34
Logging into the web management interface via LAN........................................................................................................ 36
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Logging into the web management interface via a wireless network ............................................................................. 36
Getting started ............................................................ ...........38........................................................................
Top command buttons .............................................................................................................................................................. 38
Function bar ................................................................................................................................................................................. 38
Main column ................................................................................................................................................................................. 39
Information ............................................................................................................................................................................... 39
WAN ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 41
Wireless Network .................................................................................................................................................................. 42
Pairing ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 48
Advance Setting..................................................................................................................................................................... 51
Scheduling ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 56
Tool ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 57
Legal Announcement ................................................................................................................................................................. 66
Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................................67
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5 Introduction
Introduction
InstaShow™ S (or “the product” in this document) is a wireless device for corporate meeting rooms.
Users expect devices to respond instantly, apps to launch and to control at their fingertips, and
information to be available on demand. The product bypasses the complicated steps of IP addresses,
driver installation, app execution, setting selection, etc. to quickly deliver professional, stable visual
quality for teams to collaborate freely and confidently. The product is an unique all-hardware solution
without software issues for universal compatibility and display flexibility.
A standard product set consists of an InstaShow™ S Host (or “Host” in this document) and two
InstaShow™ S Buttons (or “Buttons” in this document). Depending on the location where you buy
the product, the software of the base unit can be different. You can buy additional InstaShow™ S
Button kits if needed.
• “InstaShow™ S” will hereinafter be referred to as “the product” in this document.
• “InstaShow™ S Host” will hereinafter be referred to as “Host” in this document.
• “InstaShow™ S Button/Buttons” will hereinafter be referred to as “Button”/“Buttons” in this document.
7 Introduction
Package content
InstaShow™ S Buttons InstaShow™ S Host and Lid 4 Antennas
Cradle Adapter & Plugs Extender Power Cable
Cable: HDMI A(M) to A(M) Cable: USB A(F) to USB A(M) Screws & Rubber Foot
Velcro Strap Quick Start Guide Safety Statement
• Available accessories and the pictures shown here may differ from the actual contents and the product
supplied for your region.
• Use original accessories to ensure compatibility.
• Always keep the product and accessories out of reach of children.
OPEN LOCK
Quick Start Guide
8 Introduction
Product specification
Feature
Color Black
Video outputs HDMI 1.4, comply with HDCP
Frame Rate Up to 60fps depending on environment
Output resolution 720x480, 720x576, 1280x720, 1920x1080, up to 3840x2160
(30Hz)
Input resolution Video: 480p, 576p, 720p, 1080p
PC Timing: 640x480, 800x600, 1024x768, 1280x720, 1920x1080
Number of simultaneous connections 32 pcs
Audio Stereo, Radio quality 16bits 48KHz
Wireless transmission protocol IEEE 802.11ac, 5GHz, 2T2R
IEEE 802.11n, 2.4GHz, 2T2R
Data rate wireless Up to 867 + 300Mbps
Frequency Band 2.4GHz, 5GHz
Authentication protocol WPA2 (WPAS-PSK (Pre-Shared key) / WPA2-Enterprise)
Security (encryption) AES 128 bit
Support platform Windows, MAC, Chrome. Any OS supporting HDMI standard 1.4
Reach Max. 15M between the Button and the Host
Temperature range Operating: 0°C to +40°C (+32°F to +104°F)
Storage: -10°C to +60°C (+14°F to +140°F)
Humidity Storage: 5% to 90% relative humidity, non-condensing
Operation: 10% to 80% relative humidity, non-condensing
InstaShow™ S Button
Cable USB Type A, HDMI Cable Power supply DC 5V±10%, 0.5A
Reset button x1 Power consumption Normal: 2.5W
Split screen key x1 Dimension With cable: 81x291x24.2mm
Without cable: 67x67x24.2mm
LED
Red (error)
Green (Wi-Fi connected)
Blue (presenting)
Weight 81g
InstaShow™ S Host
Standby button x1 Power supply DC 12V±10%, 2A
Pairing key x1
Power consumption Normal: 24WWAN x1
Video output x1 HDMI 1.4 (video and audio)
DC Power Jack x1 Dimension (WxHxD)
(not including rubber feet)
With antennas: 200x150x140mm
Without antennas: 154x34x140mm
LED
Red (error)
Green (ready for connection)
Blue (presenting)
Weight (include antenna) 330g
Cradle
Dimension 100.4x92.6x152mm Weight 550g
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LED indicators of the Button and the Host
Please refer to the tables below for detailed indicator and status descriptions for the Button and the
Host.
9. Lid
Refer to Attaching the Host to the ceiling on page
12 for more information.
LED indicator on the
Button Status Description
Static blue The device is presenting.
Flashing blue The device is in the process of pairing
Flashing green
• The device is starting up and connecting to
the host.
• The device is upgrading the firmware.
Static green The device is connected and working
normally.
Flashing red The device is unable to connect to a host.
Off The device is powered off.
Static red The device is resetting.
Quick flashing red The reset process is triggered.
LED indicator on the
Host Status Description
Static blue Connected device is presenting.
Flashing blue The device is in the process of pairing.
Flashing green • The device is starting up.
• The device is upgrading the firmware.
50% static green The device is in network standby mode.
Static green The device is on and ready for connection.
Flashing red The device is encountering a problem.
Static red The device is resetting.
Off The device is powered off.
Quick flashing red The reset process is triggered.
Alignment hole
Lid of the Host
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Installation
This section will guide you on how to prepare the unit before its initial use.
Environment check
Before installing your InstaShow™ S kit, check the environmental conditions.
1. Do not install the device near heat sources like radiators or direct sunlight, or in a site with
excessive dust or humidity.
2. Ambient temperature conditions are listed as below. Maximum ambient temperature should be
+40°C or 104°F. Minimum ambient temperature should be +0°C or 32°F. Storage temperature
should be -10°C to +60°C (14°F to 140°F).
3. Humidity conditions are listed as below. For storage, the relative humidity should be 5% to 90%
(non-condensing). For operation, the relative humidity should be10% to 80% (non-condensing).
As the product works with different displays, the steps required to complete the installation may vary
according to the actual environment and your display specifications. Follow the procedures below
and refer to the specified sections for details.
1. Assemble the Host with the antennas. See Assembling the Host on page 12 for details.
2. Connect the Host to the display and power properly. See Connecting the HDMI cable and
power on page 17 for details. Four installation methods are provided.
• Attaching the Host to the ceiling
• Attaching the Host to a ceiling mount
• Placing the Host on a table
• Installing the Host on the wall or trolley
3. Connect the Buttons to the desired devices and power properly. See Setting up and powering a
Button on page 20 for details.
4. Make sure that all the connected devices have been powered on. Press the source button of the
display and make sure that the HDMI source has been transmitted. See Pairing a Button and
Host on page 23 for details.
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Assembling the Host
Assemble the Host with four antennas by turning the antennas clockwise (right) and
counterclockwise (left) to fasten them tightly.
Setting up the Host
You are provided with four different ways to position the Host. The total weight of the Host Unit is
330g.
Attaching the Host to the ceiling
1. Place the lid on the ceiling and locate the alignment hole.
2. Use the screws provided to lock the lid to the ceiling.
3. Lock the first hole (1).
4. Follow the instruction in the illustration below to lock the other holes (2-4).
5. Rotate the Host counterclockwise to affix the Host to the lid.
• Please only use the screws (M3*16 tapping screw) provided with the kit to mount the Host to the ceiling.
• Please see Positioning the Host antennas on page 16 for guidelines on positioning the antenna to maximize
signal reception.
1
2
3 4
Alignment hole
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Attaching the Host to a ceiling mount
If the display is mounted on the ceiling:
1. Attach the Host to the ceiling mount using the provided velcro strap.
2. Fix the Host to the mounting holder.
3. Use the supplied velcro to fix the mounting holder and the Host to the ceiling mount as shown
in the illustration.
Placing the Host on a table
If your display is placed on a table, first attach the lid of to the Host in the following the process
described below:
1. Align the lid over the bottom of Host so that the triangle on the bottom side of the lid is aligned
to the triangle in the lid compartment, then insert the lid into the lid compartment.
• Please only use the velcro strap (300(L)mm*25(W)mm) provided with the kit to mount the Host to a ceiling
mount.
• Please see Positioning the Host antennas on page 16 for guidelines on positioning the antenna to maximize
signal reception.
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2. Turn the lid counter-clockwise until it clicks into place.
3. When the lid is correctly installed on the Host the alignment hole on the lid should be pointed
to the LOCK print at the front side of the Host.
4. Attach the rubber feet to the recesses on the lid and put the Host right next to the display.
• Please only use the rubber foot provided with the kit to attach to the Host.
• Please see Positioning the Host antennas on page 16 for guidelines on positioning the antenna to maximize
signal reception.
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Installing the Host on the wall or trolley
If you need to install the Host near a display:
1. Stick double-sided tape to the lid of the Host.
2. Affix the Host on the wall near the display.
3. Keep the antennas away from any signal obstructions.
You can also place the Host on a mobile display trolley. See the illustration.
• Please only use double-sided sponge tape on the lid of the Host.
• Please wait 24 hours after you attach the double-sided sponge tape to the lid of the Host.
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Positioning the Host antennas
Once you have properly installed the Host, follow the guidelines below to position the antennas to
maximize signal reception:
For ceiling installation
Position the antennas so that they are both pointed downwards at an angle roughly perpendicular to
the ceiling:
For ceiling mount installation
• Position the antennas so that they are both point either upwards or downwards roughly parallel to
the ceiling mount:
• If you encounter bad signal reception after initial use of the Host you can manually adjust the
antennas so that they tilt at a slight angle to maximize signal reception. When doing so, avoid tilting
the antennas toward the ceiling mount:
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Assembling the adapter
Every adapter provided in the box includes a plug socket and plugs based on the region in which you
purchased the product. Below are images of the standard American, standard European, standard
Australian, and standard UK plugs:
To connect the plug of your choice, follow the steps below.
1. Align and insert the plug into the adapter.
2. Push the plug all the way in until it clips into place.
To disconnect the plug, follow the steps below.
1. Push the latch in the middle.
2. Detach the plug by pushing it outward and remove the plug.
Standard EuropeanStandard American Standard Australian Standard UK
1
2
2
1
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Connecting the HDMI cable
Connect the HDMI cable to the HDMI out jack of the Host and the HDMI input jack of the
projector.
Power supply via a power adapter
Connect the male connector of the extender power cable to the power jack of the Host, then
connect the supplied power adapter to the female connector of the extender power cable, and then
plug the other end of the power adapter into a wall socket. Once the connection is set up press the
power switch on the extender power cable to supply power to the Host, the LED indicator on the
standby button of the Host lights up static green when the power is supplied.
For BenQ IFP (Interactive Flat Panel) products, please have power supplied via a power adapter.
HDMI
HDMI
HDMI
POWER
HDMI
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LAN connection
The Host can be connected to a local network or directly to a laptop. The LAN connection can be
used to configure your product and update the software. Insert a network cable with RJ-45
connectors into the LAN port and connect the other side to a LAN.
Setting up and powering a Button
1. Connect the Button’s HDMI and USB jacks to the corresponding inputs of a laptop. See the illus-
tration.
2. The LED indicator of the Button will flash green while the Button is starting up.
3. When the Button is ready to present, the LED indicator will turn solid green. Press the Present
key when the LED indicator turns green.
• If the Button encounters problems while pairing with the Host during startup the LED indicator will flash red.
Repeat the previous the process again until the LED turns solid green. See LED indicators of the Button and
the Host on page 10 for more information on LED behavior.
• Handle the Button cable with care. Rough handling might cause defects.
• Pull/Push the plug instead of the cable when inserting or removing Buttons.
USB
3.0
HDMI
1.4
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Using Cable USB A(F) to USB A(M)
A USB cable is provided for MacBook and Windows laptop users.
1. Insert the HDMI cable of the Button to the HDMI converter of your laptop.
2. Connect the cable USB A(F) to your laptop.
3. Connect the Button’s USB jack to the Cable USB A(M).
Make sure your own HDMI converter is workable.
HDMI
USB
Cable USB A(F) to
USB A(M)
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Pairing a Button and Host
A product set includes a Host and two Buttons, which are paired before shipment. In such a case,
you don’t need to pair them again. However, if you buy two or more product sets, and you want to
pair a Button with a different Host, you need to follow the instruction below. If you buy an additional
Button kit, and you want to pair the new Buttons with your Host, you need to follow the instruction
below as well.
When the Host is placed on a table
1. Make sure your Host is ready with power supply. Connect the Button’s HDMI and USB jacks to
the corresponding inputs of a laptop.
2. When the new Button is connected to the laptop, the LED indicator of the Button will flash red.
The Button is in pairing mode, waiting to pair with your Host.
If a Button nearby has been paired with a Host before, it will turn static green.
USB
3.0
HDMI
1.4
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3. Press the PAIRING key of the Host for five
seconds, the LED indicato
r of the Host will blink
blue for two minutes, waiting to pair with a Button.
4. Press the split screen key on the side of the Button for five seconds. The LED indicator of the
Button will blink blue for about 10 seconds. The pairing process is ongoing. The “Pairing in
progress” message will be shown on the screen.
If the Host is attached to the ceiling so that it is not easy to press the PAIRING key, please use the pairing
process in the web management interface. Refer to Pairing on page 48 for information.
The images are for reference only. Each product has different serial number.
00:00:00
00:00:05
00:00:00
00:00:05
Pairing in progress
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5. The LED indicator of the Button turns static green and a “Pairing complete” message will be
shown when the Host and Button are successfully paired.
Storing Buttons and USB cable in the cradle
You are provided with two different ways to store the Buttons in the cradle. Place the Buttons in the
cradle vertically (1) or horizontally (2). See the illustrations.
Resetting a Host
Resetting a Host allows you to return the Host to its original factory settings. You may want to reset
the Host because of either one of the following reasons:
• You want to clear the web management interface of all changes made to its configurations, such as
pairing information, passwords, SSID, Frame Rate, etc. and return it back to its default settings.
Refer to Web management on page 34 for more information.
• You are unable to access the web management interface (for instance due to an altered or lost
password).
The maximum number of Buttons you can pair with one Host is 32.
Pairing complete
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Reset the Host using the following steps:
1. Connect the power port on the Host to a power source and wait for at least 90 seconds.
2. Poke the RESET hole at the rear of the Host with a pin for at least 5 seconds.
3. The Host LED will begin quick flashing red (flash red twice every second) for 10 seconds, then
light up static white for 3 seconds, indicating that the Host is resetting.
4. Once the Host LED lights up static green the resetting process is complete.
Resetting a Button
Resetting a Button allows you to return the Button to its original factory settings. You may want to
reset a Button because of either one of the following conditions:
• You purchased an additional Button (via a Button Kit) which has not been paired to a Host.
• A Button that was included in the original package has been paired to a different Host (one which
was not originally included with the Button in the package), and you want to quickly pair it back to
its original Host.
• A Button that was included in the original package has been paired to a different Host (one which
was not originally included with the Button in the package), and you want to re-pair the Button to
its original Host while the Host is not powered on.
Reset a Button using the following steps:
1. If the original Host is powered on, place the Button within range of the original Host and ensure
the LED on the Host is static green.
After the Host has been connected to a power source for at least 90 seconds, the Host LED may indicate any one
of the statuses described in LED indicators of the Button and the Host. As long as the Host
has been connected
to a power source for at least 90 seconds, you may proceed to the next step of the resetting process regardless
of the status of the Host LED.
Do not disconnect the Host from its power source at any time during the resetting process.
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2. Connect the USB 3.0 connector on the Button to a powered on laptop and wait for at least 30
seconds.
3. Poke the RESET hole at the bottom of the Button with a pin for at least 5 seconds.
4. The Button LED will begin quick flashing red (flash red twice every second) for 10 seconds, then
light up static white for 2 seconds, indicating that the Button is resetting.
5. Once the Button LED lights up static green the resetting process is complete.
After the Button has been connected to a powered on laptop for at least 30 seconds, the Button LED may
indicate any one of the statuses described in LED indicators of the Button and the Host. As long as the Button
has
been connected to a powered on laptop for at least 30 seconds, you may proceed to the next step of the
resetting process regardless of the status of the Button
LED.
Do not disconnect the Button from its power source at any time during the resetting process.
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Split screen presentations
The product allows up to 4 users to present simultaneously in a split screen orientation.
Starting a split screen presentation
1. Connect a Button to each computer that will be presenting in the split screen presentation. See
Setting up and powering a Button on page 20 for more information.
2. Start a normal presentation using one of the Host buttons. See Starting presentation on page 28
for more information.
3. Press the split screen button on the Host that started the presentation to enable split screen
presentations.
4. Once a notification appears on-screen indicating that the split screen function has been enabled,
press the Present key on the Button of the second computer that wants to join the split screen
presentation.
5. Repeat step 4 for all other users that want to join the split screen presentation.
Make sure that all Buttons have already been paired to the Host projecting the presentation. See Pairing a Button
and Host on page 23 for more information.
• Only up to 4 users are simultaneously supported in a split screen presentation.
• The layout of the split screen presentation will be dictated by the amount of users in the presentation.
• If split screen is not enabled by the initial Button, all subsequent connections by other Buttons will be full
screen presentations.
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Switching from a split screen to a full screen presentation
Once in a split screen presentation you can switch to a full screen presentation of any of the
participant’s screen by pressing the split screen button on the Button of the computer that wants to
present in a full screen.
To return to a split screen presentation repeat the steps in Starting a split screen presentation on
page 30.
Presenting with mobile devices
Users with mobile devices can connect their mobile devices to the Host and make a presentation via
the InstaShare app by following the steps below:
1. Install the InstaShare app on your mobile device using the QR code located on the guide screen.
2. The name of the Host is displayed on your mobile device’s Wi-Fi menu, select it to make a Wi-Fi
connection. No password is required.
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3. Select a desired function and follow the on-screen instructions to project.
Functions and interface of the app may be updated without prior notice
InstaShare
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Touch back
When a Host is connected to a touchscreen display and a PC is presenting via a Button, you can use
a USB Type-A cable to connect any of the USB ports located at the rear of the Host to the touch
input USB port of the display to control the interface of the PC remotely via touch gestures on the
display.
For presentations that do not feature a touchscreen display, you can connect a USB mouse and/or
USB keyboard to any of the USB ports located at the rear of the Host to control the interface of the
presenting computer and input text remotely via the mouse/keyboard.
The product only supports touch back for Windows-based PCs. It does not support touch back for MacBooks or
smartphones connected via the InstaShare app.
USB 2
USB 1
W A N RES ET HDM I
USB 2
USB 1
W A N RESET HDMI
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Web management
The product is equipped with a web management interface that enables you to configure its features
through a browser such as Google Chrome (version 49.0.26), Internet Explorer (version 8.0), or
Firefox (version 46.0.1).
Accessing the web management interface
Logging into the web management interface via direct connection
1. Connect your Host directly to a laptop using a network cable (RJ-45) and to a power source using
the power adapter.
2. Wait until the LED indicator on your Host lights up static green.
The features may vary according to different firmware versions.
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3. The default IP address of your Host is 192.168.20.1. Change your laptop's IP address to
192.168.20.x (e.g. 192.168.20.100).
4. On your browser, enter the IP address: 192.168.20.1. On the login page, enter the default user
name (admin) and password (0000).
5. You will successfully log into the web management interface.
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Logging into the web management interface via LAN
If your Host is connected to your LAN, you can enter the IP Address shown on the screen via a web
browser.
Logging into the web management interface via a wireless network
The product supports 802.11 ac/n. It is compatible with most devices with Wi-Fi capability (e.g.
laptop or mobile devices), you can locate the Host via the WDC20_xxxxxx SSID (shown in the
Guide/Idle screen) in your laptop or mobile device’s wireless network menu and connect to it. The
default password is the same as the name of the SSID (for example, if the SSID is "WDC20_c7a3ae",
the password will be "WDC20_c7a3ae"). When the device is connected to the Host, enter the IP
Address, "192.168.168.2" in a web browser, then enter the user name and password as shown in step
4 of Logging into the web management interface via direct connection on page 34.
The following is an example of how you can log into the web management interface via a mobile
device with IEEE 802.11ac.
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Getting started
You can now use the web management interface to configure various settings of your Host.
Top command buttons
Change language
1. The default language is English. To change the interface language, go to the language settings panel
and you can see all available languages.
2. Click the language you want to switch to and your new language will be set.
3. Once a new language has been set both the web management interface and the product’s OSD
will feature the new language.
Logging out
Click Logout on the upper right corner.
Function bar
The function bar shows the settings menus available in the web management interface.
Supported languages vary by country/region where you purchase.
Function
bar
Main column Top command buttons
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Main column
The main column shows the detailed content from the function bar.
Information
Click Information and you will see detailed information for System Information, WAN,
Wireless Network, My Screen, and Screen Message.
You can change the Host Name under System Information.
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You can change the background image for the Host’s guide screen and/or idle screen by selecting
Custom in the Guide Screen or Idle Screen fields, then clicking the Select Image button that
appears, and then navigating to and selecting the image file on your local folder you want as either the
Hosts Guide Screen or Idle Screen.
• To hide the tutorial boxes on either the Guide Screen or Idle Screen, check the Tutorial Hide box.
• To revert to the default Guide Screen
or
Idle Screen, select Original in the respective screen’s field.
Tutorial Boxes
Guide Screen
Background Image
Tutorial Boxes
Idle Screen
Background Image
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You can enter messages under Screen Message. After filling in a message, press Apply to proceed.
Your message will be shown at the top of the Guide/Idle Screen.
WAN
Click WAN
and you will see the default
WAN IP Address of the Host. The default connection
type is DHCP which acquires the IP Address from your DHCP server of your network. If you want
to change your WAN IP Address, choose Static IP under WAN Connection Type. Press
Apply after changing the WAN IP Address.
For Screen Message
, the maximum lines allowed is 1 line, and th
e maximum number of characters allowed per
line is 100 characters (alphanumeric or Chinese).
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Wireless Network
Click Wireless Network and you will see the Setting, Wi-Fi Radio Setup, and Wireless
Nodes Status menu for the Host.
Setting
The Wi-Fi SSID for the Host is displayed in the SSID field. The SSID for the Host is based on the
Host Name set in the Information > System Information menu, to change the SSID for the
Host use the Host Name field in the System Information menu.
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Wi-Fi Security Option provides the user WPA2 Personal and WPA2 Personal Mixed
security options for the Host’s wireless connection when users access the web management
interface via a wireless network.
WPA2 Personal allows only users with Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) encryption to
connect to the Host.
WPA2 Personal Mixed allows users with various encryption methods to connect to the Host,
which may be needed for users with older wireless devices.
Isolate is a security setting that allows you to isolate all Wi-Fi connections to the Host, so that
devices that are connected to the Host via a Wi-Fi connection are isolated and cannot access any of
the other devices connected to the Host for possible hacking. The default setting for this field is
Enable. To deactivate the isolation setting and allow Wi-Fi devices connected to the Host to access
each other select Disable.:
The Wi-Fi security options described above only applies to the Wi-Fi connection used to access the web
management interface via a wireless network. The Wi-Fi connection used for data transfer between the Host and
Buttons utilizes a fixed WPA2-PSK security setting which cannot be changed.
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You can choose the available frequencies for the Host’s Wi-Fi signal in the 2.4G Enable
and
5G
Enable fields. A 2.4G Wi-Fi signal is a signal that features a larger coverage range but slower data
speeds and is more commonly used by older mobile devices, while a 5G Wi-Fi signal features faster
data speeds at a smaller range. To
enable or disable either 2.4G
or 5G Wi-Fi signals by selecting
Enable or Disable in the 2.4G Enable and/or 5G Enable fields.
After you configure all the Wireless Network > Setting items, press to proceed.Apply
Wi-Fi Radio Setup
In the Transmission Power field you can set the strength of the Wi-Fi signal with the available
options being of Heavy for a strong Wi-Fi signal (20 dbm for 2.4G; 15 dbm for 5G), Standard for a
standard Wi-Fi signal (18 dbm for 2.4G; 12 dbm for 5G), and ECO (15 dbm for 2.4G; 10 dbm for 5G)
for a weaker, energy saving signal.
• Certain mobile devices are unable to access 5G Wi-Fi signals due to hardware limitations. If your mobile device
is unable to connect to the Host via Wi-Fi, select Enable in the 2.4G Enable field.
• Both and 2.4G Enable 5G Enable can be enabled at the same time.
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In the 2.4G Channel
and 5G Channel
fields you can configure the Host
to automatically select the
wireless channel with the best performance for either signal during the initial setup of the Host by
selecting Auto, or you can select a wireless channel manually. The default 2.4G Channel and 5G
Channel setting for the Host is Auto.
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In the 2.4G Channel Width
and 5G Channel Width
fields you can configure the channel width
for your 2.4G and/or 5G Wi-Fi signal. The available options for 2.4G Channel Width are 20MHz
and 40MHz, while the available options for 5G Channel Width are 20MHz, 40MHz, and
80MHz. The default channel width for 2.4G Channel is 20MHz while the default channel width for
5G Channel is 40MHz.
In 5G Mode, you can select the Wi-Fi standard for the 5G Wi-Fi signal. The available options are N
Only and AC Only. The default 5G Mode setting is N Only.
The supported wireless channels listed vary according to wireless regulations of the country/region which is listed
in the Wi-Fi Area field.
The Wi-Fi standard for the 2.4G Wi-Fi signal in the 2.4G Mode
field is set to
N Only and cannot be configured.
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After you configure all the Wireless Network settings, press Apply to proceed.
Wireless Nodes Status
The Wireless Nodes Status sub-menu lists all the devices connected to the Host via Wi-Fi
indicates their MAC Address, Device Name, IP Address, Wi-Fi channel used (2.4G/5G), and
connection time (Uptime).
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Pairing
Click Pairing and you will see Pairing
and
Pairing Status.
Pairing
is used when the Host is attached to th
e ceiling as it is not easy to press the PAIRING key
of the Host when the device is high on the ceiling. You can pair a Button and Host via the web
management interface.
1. Connect the Button’s HDMI and USB jacks to the corresponding ports of a laptop.
2. When the Button is successfully connected to the laptop, the LED indicator of the Button will
blink green.
3. Make sure the Host is properly connected to a power source.
4. Enable the 2.4G Wi-Fi channel in the Wi-Fi Radio Setup menu.
USB
3.0
HDMI
1.4
Produkt Specifikationer
| Mærke: | BenQ |
| Kategori: | Trådløs præsentationsenhed |
| Model: | InstaShow S WDC20 |
| Vægt: | 330 g |
| Produktfarve: | Sort |
| Formfaktor: | Desktop |
| Understøttede videotilstande: | 480p,525i,540p,576p,625i,720i,720p,768p,960p,1024p,1035i,1080i,1080p |
| Opbevaringstemperatur (T-T): | -10 - 60 °C |
| Relativ luftfugtighed ved drift (H-H): | 10 - 80 % |
| Relativ luftfugtighed ved opbevaring (H-H): | 5 - 90 % |
| Wi-Fi-standarder: | 802.11a,802.11b,802.11g,Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n),Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) |
| Driftstemperatur (T-T): | 0 - 40 °C |
| Sikkerhedsalgoritmer: | 128-bit AES,WPA2,WPA2-PSK |
| Hurtig start guide: | Ja |
| Kabler inkluderet: | HDMI,USB |
| Understøttede grafikopløsninger: | 720 x 480,720 x 576,1280 x 720 (HD 720),1920 x 1080 (HD 1080),3840 x 2160 |
| Strømforbrug (maks.): | 24 W |
| Bedste Wi-Fi standard: | Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) |
| Netværksstandarder: | IEEE 802.11ac,IEEE 802.11n |
| DC-in-stik: | Ja |
| Antenner, antal: | 4 |
| LED-indikatorer: | Ja |
| Strømkilde type: | Vekselstrøm |
| Udgangsspænding: | 12 V |
| Udgangsstrøm: | 2 A |
| AC-adapter inkluderet: | Ja |
| Harmoniseret systemkode (HS): | 85176990 |
| Mac kompabilitet: | Ja |
| Antal brugere: | 32 bruger(e) |
| Frekvensbånd: | 2.4 - 5 GHz |
| Understøttede Windows-operativsystemer: | Ja |
| Understøttede Mac-operativsystemer: | Ja |
| Grænseflade: | HDMI |
| Wi-Fi-datahastighed (maks.): | 1167 Mbit/s |
| Maksimum billedhastighed: | 60 fps |
| Antenne type: | Ekstern |
| HDMI-version: | 1.4 |
| Maksimal driftstilstand: | 15 m |
| Antal HDMI-udgange: | 1 |
| Dual-band: | Ja |
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