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Tips, Tricks & Reminders
User Tip: Duplicate Laptop Screen
When connecting a laptop computer to a Nomad System through the VGA or HDMI cable, occasionally an image won't be displayed on a system’s confidence monitor or output. In an attempt to save battery, some computers turn their output ports off when not in use. Simply connecting the laptop to the Nomad System may not be enough for the computer to automatically turn on the port. If a laptop is connected and selected as the active source and the computer’s image does not display on the confidence monitor:
• Hold the Windows Key &
press “P”
• Select “Duplicate”
This will tell the computer that there is an output connected and prompt it to turn on the port. The confidence monitor and output displays will now show the image that is seen on the laptop’s built-in screen.
Nomad—We Do AV Differently
The Right Blend of Standardization & Customization
Apple TV gives iOS users the ability to wirelessly present multimedia content from Apple devices such as iPads, MacBooks and iPhones.
wePresent
http://www.wepresentwifi.com/wePresent gives all presenters the ability to wirelessly connect their personal devices with ease. wePresent allows connection of:
Windows
Macbooks
Apple iOS
Android
Chromebook
Nomad for Healthcare!
Nomad's proprietary, standardized approach to AV integration and implementation has long been the standard in courtrooms and higher education. In January 2018, we proudly announcedNomad for healthcare!
Check out this article from The Durango Herald featuring this picture from Fort Lewis College's smart classroom highlighting Nomad's video wall and interactive media displays.
