Sony Vision Exchange PEQ-C100 System Integration & Services Manual page 13

Types of mirroring
There are the following two types for mirroring from a user device to the main unit.
Content display mirroring from a Windows device
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Thumbnail display mirroring from a Windows device
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The image quality for mirroring thumbnail display from a Windows device is fixed.
Mirroring from a Windows device
Content display mirroring is high image quality/high throughput mirroring for display of the
image of the Windows device in the content area on the main unit.
Thumbnail display mirroring is low image quality/low throughput mirroring for display of the
image of the Windows device in the thumbnail area on the main unit.
These two types are dynamically switched by user operation. Moving the Windows device
image displayed in the thumbnail area on the main unit into the content area by drag & drop
dynamically switches the Windows device image from thumbnail display mirroring to content
display mirroring. Subsequently, moving another image into the content area by drag & drop
replaces the Windows device image display in the content area, and switches the Windows
device image from content display mirroring to thumbnail display mirroring.
Maximum number of content display mirrored images
The maximum number of content display mirrored images is the same as the number of
displays connected to the main unit. When two displays are connected to the main unit, up to
two content display mirroring sources can be used for the two content areas on both displays.
Mirroring throughput
After calculating the number of simultaneous mirroring devices using the equation in
"Maximum number of simultaneous mirroring user devices" (page 12), calculate the total
throughput of user devices as described below and ensure there is sufficient network
bandwidth.
When the main unit and user devices are using Internet resources other than Vision Exchange,
such as streaming from the Internet, also take that load into account to ensure there is
sufficient network bandwidth.
Always check system requirements beforehand as the number of devices to connect and
network bandwidth will vary depending on the model of wireless LAN access point and the
operating environment.
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