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Touch back, presenting computer and input text remotely via the mouse/keyboard.

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Touch back When a Host is connected to a touchscreen display and a PC is presenting via a Button, you can use a USB Type-A cable to connect any of the USB ports located at the rear of the Host to the touch input USB port of the display to control the interface of the PC remotely via touch gestures on the display. R ESET W AN HD MI U SB 1 U SB 2 The product only supports touch back for Windows-based PCs. It does not support touch back for MacBooks or smartphones connected via the InstaShare app. For presentations that do not feature a touchscreen display, you can connect a USB mouse and/or USB keyboard to any of the USB ports located at the rear of the Host to control the interface of the presenting computer and input text remotely via the mouse/keyboard. R ESET W AN HD MI U SB 1 U SB 2 34 Starting and stopping presentations

Section	Page
Copyright	2
Disclaimer	2
BenQ ecoFACTS	2
Introduction	5
Product features	6
Package content	7
Product specification	8
Overview	9
Button	9
Host	9
LED indicators of the Button and the Host	10
Installation	11
Environment check	11
Assembling the Host	12
Setting up the Host	12
Attaching the Host to the ceiling	12
Attaching the Host to a ceiling mount	13
Placing the Host on a table	13
Installing the Host on the wall or trolley	15
Positioning the Host antennas	16
For ceiling installation	16
For ceiling mount installation	16
For table placement	17
Connecting the HDMI cable and power	17
Assembling the adapter	18
Connecting the HDMI cable	19
Power supply via a power adapter	19
LAN connection	20
Setting up and powering a Button	20
Using Cable USB A(F) to USB A(M)	23
Pairing a Button and Host	24
When the Host is placed on a table	24
Storing Buttons and USB cable in the cradle	26
Resetting a Host	26
Resetting a Button	27
Enabling network standby mode	28
Starting and stopping presentations	29
Getting ready	29
Starting presentation	29
Idle presentation	30
Split screen presentations	31
Starting a split screen presentation	31
Switching from a split screen to a full screen presentation	32
Presenting with mobile devices	32
Touch back	34
Web management	35
Accessing the web management interface	35
Logging into the web management interface via direct connection	35
Logging into the web management interface via LAN	37
Logging into the web management interface via a wireless network	37
Getting started	39
Top command buttons	39
Change language	39
Logging out	39
Function bar	39
Main column	40
Information	40
WAN	42
Wireless Network	43
Setting	43
Wi-Fi Radio Setup	45
Wireless Nodes Status	48
Pairing	49
Advance Setting	51
Scheduling	56
Tool	57
Password Setup	57
Firmware Upgrade	58
Configuration Management	62
Wi-Fi Traffic Test	63
Log Setting	66
Legal Announcement	66

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Touch back

When a Host is connected to a touchscreen display and a PC is presenting via a Button, you can use

a USB Type-A cable to connect any of the USB ports located at the rear of the Host to the touch

input USB port of the display to control the interface of the PC remotely via touch gestures on the

display.

For presentations that do not feature a touchscreen display, you can connect a USB mouse and/or

USB keyboard to any of the USB ports located at the rear of the Host to control the interface of the

presenting computer and input text remotely via the mouse/keyboard.

The product only supports touch back for Windows-based PCs. It does not support touch back for MacBooks or

smartphones connected via the InstaShare app.

USB 2

USB 1

WAN

RESET

HDMI