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n Preferences
Configure connection software settings.
1. Click "Menu" (
2. Click "Preferences".
1. General
Name
Allows controlling from
tablets
Allows screen projection
be redirected to
browsers (temporary)
Allows control inputs
from receivers (touch-
applicable models only)
By default, always mute
projection audio.
Always on top
Disable Aero
2. Favorites
Default List
Import
Export
3. Advanced
Mode
Quality
Resolution Setting
Aspect Ratio
Encode Format
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) in the connection software.
Set the computer name used for connection to the wireless board.
Characters other than half-width alphanumeric characters may not display correctly.
Select this to display the computer in the list screen of MirrorOp Receiver by Awind, Inc.
Select to display the screen on another computer using the WebSlides function.
Enable saving the screen as an image file even in the 4-screen display.
Select to enable operation of the computer displayed by wireless by touching the monitor.
Select to automatically mute the audio when displaying a computer screen on the monitor.
Select to always move the connection software to the front.
Select to disable Windows Aero.
Set the default display for the connection software wireless board list.
Retrieve a wireless board that has been saved.
Save a wireless board that has been added to the favorites.
Set whether the desktop is duplicated or extended when displaying a computer screen on the
monitor.
Set the image quality of the computer screen displayed on the monitor.
When "Best" is set, more time may be required for processing.
Set the resolution of the computer screen displayed on the monitor.
Always ask: Confirm the resolution each time a screen is displayed.
Always change: Automatically change the resolution.
Never ask: Display at the resolution of the computer desktop.
Set whether the aspect ratio is adjusted to the screen or remains unchanged when a computer
screen displayed on the monitor.
Set the data format used to send screen data.
Normally "Automatic" should be used.
"JPEG" is a high quality format, but increases the load on the network.
"H.264" reduces the data size and lightens the load on the network.
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