The EZCast Pro Box is a versatile casting solution designed to work with the EZCast Pro application in conference room and classroom settings. It connects to an HDMI or VGA display or projector and allows you to mirror up to four devices that are on the same network, in up to a quad split.
When you plug into your display, the EZCast Pro software interface will appear on the screen. With the same application installed on your multimedia devices, you can sync everything up to the same network. The EZCast Pro application is compatible with iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, Windows Phone, and Chrome OS, allowing you to work with cross-platform laptops, tablets, and phones. Mobile devices can be linked directly via protocols such as Miracast, DLNA, and AirPlay.
The EZCast Pro Box features 5/2.4 GHz Wi-Fi as well as an Ethernet connection. The dual Wi-Fi design provides a more stable, high-bandwidth connection. There's also a serial port for projector control. A USB port is available for connecting a USB disk, mouse, or touch panel to remotely control a computer.
- For use with EZCast Pro application
- HDMI and VGA display outputs
- 2.4 GHz 802.11n and 5 GHz 802.11ac dual Wi-Fi
- USB port supports mouse/touch panel input or USB mass storage with the ability to access documents, video, and music (via AirDisk function)
- Administrator Internet access control
- Air Control through a serial port allows users to remotely access external devices such as projectors
- 3.5mm audio port
- Compatible with iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, Windows Phone, and Chrome OS
- Up to quad-split display
- Advanced administrator mode (conference control)
- Multimedia cast (photo/music/video)
- Office/PDF viewer
- Sketch tool for document/photo/webpage
- Live camera with front/rear camera and quality adjustment
- Embedded web browser
- Online video emerging platform (EZChannel)
- One-to-multi-screen broadcasting (AirView)
- Worldwide internet radio
- Enterprise Wi-Fi router support (PEAPv0, EAP-TLS, and EAP-MSCHAPv2 protocols)
- Support for multiple Wi-Fi display standards, including Miracast, DLNA, and AirPlay