ScreenBeam 1100 Plus 4K Wireless Display Receiver with HDMI

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ScreenBeam 1100 Plus 4K Wireless Display Receiver with HDMI
Key Features
  • Wirelessly Share Content on Room Screen
  • For Enterprise & Higher ED Applications
  • HDMI for Optional Wired Connectivity
  • Integrated Digital Signage
Designed for enterprise and higher ED settings, the ScreenBeam 1100 Plus 4K Wireless Display Receiver with HDMI is a cross-platform collaboration solution that allows presenters and educators to wirelessly share and markup/annotate content on the in-room display directly from their laptop, smartphone, tablet, or room computer. Users can wirelessly present from any Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, or Chromebook device without having to install and maintain an application, or use a dongle or cable, creating a natural workflow with crystal-clear 4K image resolution for interactive meetings that are more productive.
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In the Wireless Access point Mode how many user ...

In the Wireless Access point Mode how many user can connect to access network resources and the internet? (Not connecting for Wireless Display features)
Asked by: Axel
The ScreenBeam 1100 Plus 4K Wireless Display Receiver with HDMI (B&H # SCWD1100P) is not typically used as a Wireless Access Point for users that are not connected for display features, but it is possible for it to be configured this way. It would have a technical upper limit of 5000 users, but this number would likely be significantly limited by the available bandwidth.
Answered by: Teddy B
Date published: 2024-07-03

Can this device be connected to a TV and a ...

Can this device be connected to a TV and a separate audio mic/speaker system?
Asked by: Thomas
yes, you can connect video to a display/tv via HDMI output. You can then use the analog audio output to send to a speaker system. For mic/speaker you're looking at conferencing hardware which would also include a camera. ScreenBeam provides software for this called ScreenBeam Conference. Note depending on your company network policies you may need an IT / Network person to configure certain ports. You'll also need to have admin rights on the laptop/client to install the SB Conference software. For most professional installation is recommended.
Answered by: Michael
Date published: 2024-07-02

I want to output to 4 TVs. How many screens can ...

I want to output to 4 TVs. How many screens can this feed wireless signal to?
Asked by: CARL
The ScreenBeam 1100 Plus 4K Wireless Display Receiver with HDMI will send a wireless video signal to one screen. I would consider the IOGEAR Wireless 5 x 2 HD Matrix Pro with Three Additional Receivers, BH #IOGWHD52MBK4.
Answered by: Steven M
Date published: 2026-05-04

How many total users can connect to the access ...

How many total users can connect to the access point?
Asked by: Axel
Multi-View Allows Four Devices to Share Content on Screen Whether in-room or off-premise, as many as four participants can share content simultaneously during a meeting, making it easier for real-time editing of materials.
Answered by: Mark S
Date published: 2024-07-02
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