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Chapter1 Introduction 

 

Graphics resolution: 800 x 600 and 1024 x 768, for ASIC design, 

1280 x 1240 will also be supported. 

 

Color Quality: 16-bit (Normal), 24-bit (Better), 32-bit (Best) 

Features 

 

Mouse movement on the Sender computer can be seen on the 

projected screen. 

 

Low transmission error rate. 

 

Automatic channel selection and serial number assignment. 

 

Automatic scanning for Senders and Adapters, and a list to select 

from. 

 

WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) protection for added security. 

Installation 

Before you begin, make sure the hardware is correctly set up. The 

installation will be done in two parts: one for the Presto! WMS program 

and one for the hardware driver. Follow the steps below. 

1.  Insert the disc into the disc drive. Plextor's menu will pop up. Click 

"Install software" button and then the installation program will start. 

2.  After installing the software, the system will detect the related 

hardware and install the driver. 

Presto! WMS software is now ready to use. 

 

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Summary of Contents for PX-PA15AW

Page 1: ...Plextor s Software User s Guide March 2006...

Page 2: ...r fitness for a particular purpose All information contained herein is subject to change without notice All sample images and electronic files included in the documentation and distribution materials...

Page 3: ...quirements 1 Hardware Box Requirements 2 Features 3 Installation 3 Chapter 2 Setting Up the System 4 Chapter 3 Using Presto WMS 10 Appendix Channel Specifications 12 Note During Software installation...

Page 4: ...choices like channel and serial number selection are made automatically If you buy more than two devices the one to many transmission mode will not be supported for Ethernet connections System Requir...

Page 5: ...ompatible sound card and speakers CD ROM or DVD Rom drive Wireless card For transmitting desktop images the following resolutions are supported 800 x 600 and 1024 x 768 Hardware Box Requirements The W...

Page 6: ...dapters and a list to select from WEP Wired Equivalent Privacy protection for added security Installation Before you begin make sure the hardware is correctly set up The installation will be done in t...

Page 7: ...ere is how to prepare the program for a presentation 1 Start Presto WMS Presto WMS will automatically display any network devices Select one from the list 2 Click OK to start scanning for channels and...

Page 8: ...find the adapter This message will appear to help you find a solution WMS is unable to connect to the receiver with the Windows Standard Utility To begin using the software please use your Windows WL...

Page 9: ...han one adapter If Multiple Adapters is selected there will be a check box for each device on the Adapter List The selected adapters will receive the same source from Presto WMS 4 Click the button on...

Page 10: ...Number Shows the available adapters Multiple Adapters Enable this option to select more than one adapter for transmission There won t be a check box in front of the listed adapters if this option is...

Page 11: ...led 6 Click the Quality tab to set up the screen capture quality supported by Presto WMS Color Quality Click to choose Best Better or Normal The better the quality is the more likely the stream transm...

Page 12: ...y of the four keys to protect your data transmission After you have finished click OK If you type the encryption keys and then change to the Adapter tab without clicking OK first the protected devices...

Page 13: ...e Slide show or PowerPoint presentations come off really well Here are the Sender controls and an explanation of the available buttons Click the play button to broadcast the desktop image Click the pa...

Page 14: ...using the WEP key settings A connection is being provided by the Access Point A connection is being provided by the Access Point using the WEP key settings The connection status icons and the connecte...

Page 15: ...02 11 b and g it is the 2 4 GHz band Here is the channel list Channel No Frequency USA Canada ETSI Japan 1 2412MHz X X X 2 2417MHz X X X 3 2422MHz X X X 4 2427MHz X X X 5 2432MHz X X X 6 2437MHz X X X...

Page 16: ...low Channel No Frequency USA Canada ETSI Japan 34 5170MHz X 36 5180MHz X X X 38 5190MHz X 40 5200MHz X X X 42 5210MHz X 44 5220MHz X X X 46 5230MHz X 48 5240MHz X X X 52 5260MHz X X X 56 5280MHz X X X...

Page 17: ...Appendix Channel Specifications 120 5600MHz X 124 5620MHz X 128 5640MHz X 132 5660MHz X 136 5680MHz X 140 5700MHz X 149 5745MHz X 153 5765MHz X 157 5785MHx X 161 5805MHz X 14...

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