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3.
Demonstration
3.1.
The ClickShare Button
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Plug a Button into your PC (running Windows OS, Mac OS)
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If
the ClickShare
launcher is not installed:
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Go to the drive showing the ClickShare Button
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Click the .exe file to launch the application
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The application starts (nothing will be installed)
and a small symbol (red cycle) is shown in the systray
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Now you can push the button to share your screen
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If the ClickShare launcher is installed:
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Automatic recognition of the Button
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The application starts (nothing will be installed)
and a small symbol (red cycle) is shown in the systray
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Now you can push the button to share your screen
3.2.
The ClickShare App
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To connect to the Base Unit’s Wi-Fi network, you go first to Settings,
Wi-Fi and select “ClickShare-XXX” from the network list (password: “clickshare”)
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Open the ClickShare app
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Share a picture
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Click on the document or picture function to select a document or picture you want to show.
You can now select a photo [browse to a photo] and share it [tap on share button]
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You can scroll through photos [scroll]
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Use annotation
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Take a snapshot of an object. Once prompted, share it on the screen
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Activate the annotation button and start to annotate on the picture
3.3.
AirPlay (only for the CSE-range)
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To connect to the Base Unit’s Wi-Fi network, you go first to Settings,
Wi-Fi and select “ClickShare-XXX” from the network list (password: “clickshare”)
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You activate AirPlay and select the Base Unit in the list of available AirPlay receivers
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You can share from your Apple device whether it is a laptop, an iPad or an iPhone
3.4.
Google Cast (only for the CSE-range)
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Make sure the Google Cast application or extension is installed
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To connect to the Base Unit’s Wi-Fi network, you go first to Settings,
Wi-Fi and select “ClickShare-XXX” from the network list (password: “clickshare”)
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You activate Google Cast by selecting “share your screen”
from the Google Home application on your mobile device or Google Cast extension from your Chrome browser
