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Connecting to a Projector on a Different Subnet
By default, this application only searches for projectors on the same
subnet as the computer. Therefore, even if you perform a search for
projectors on the network, ones on a different subnet will not be found.
You can, however, identify and connect to a projector on a different
subnet as follows:
•Specify either an IP address or Projector Name and perform a search.
The IP Address can be input directly. Also, provided the Projector
name has been registered on the DNS server, you can perform a search
simply by inputting that Projector Name. sp.34
•Performing a search based on a Profile
Once you have performed a search for a projector on a different subnet
by specifying either an IP Address or a Projector Name, you can save
the search as a Profile with an easy-to-remember name, and then use
that Profile whenever you subsequently want to search for a projector
on a different subnet. sp.35
qIf a search fails to find a projector, the most likely causes are as follows.
Proceed as appropriate, depending on the cause of the failure.
For both Windows and Macintosh
•The Wireless LAN signal is either out of range or weak.
Check whether there is anything that could be interfering with the sign al.
When the optional Wireless LAN unit is installed on the projector, and
Macintosh is connected to a Wireless LAN
•AirPort: On is not set, or an appropriate access point is not selected.
Check whether AirPort is set to On. Or, check whether an appropriate
access point has been selected.