Panasonic TH-LB30NT User Manual

Connecting with wireless LAN

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Click [

] on the desktop,

or select [Start] → [All Programs] → [Panasonic Wireless Display] →

[Wireless Manager mobile edition 5.5].

<Projector Search> window – [S-MAP] is displayed.

“1-4/U” Connection

• Refer to the models on page 47 supporting the wired LAN that is compatible with this software.

• If you want to enable the network adapter after starting the Wireless Manager, you should do it

after exiting the Wireless Manager.

When the <Input User Name> window appears

Set the icon and user name, and click [OK].

When the <Confirmation dialog> box appears

Click [YES (Y)].

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Click [1-4/U] from the setting menu.

If the setting menu is not displayed, click [Setting ].

• The icon and user name are set when Wireless Manager ME 5.5 is first launched.

• The icon and user name settings can be changed in the <Option> window. (See page 50)

A list of projectors that can be connected

to are displayed in the <Projector Search>

window – [1-4/U].

Select the same Network number as the [Network number] for the projector you

Projectors powered on in the chosen network group are listed.

Select the desired projectors, and click [Connect].

The launcher appears and the connection with the projector is established.

(“Description of the launcher” → See page 32)

• Enter the user name in up to 8 alphanumerics.

• The launcher is not projected on the projector. However, if you are using Windows Vista, the installed launcher is projected.

• If you cannot connect the projector and the computer using Easy Wireless Setup (See page 72).

• If you do not find a projector you want to connect, press [Update] button.

• You can search through all the network numbers from 1 through 4, if you select [All].

• When a firewall is active, a window may open prompting to deactivate a network block. (See screen A on page 75.)

• When a network connection is established by using the connection utility, a window may open prompting to halt the connection

utility. (See screen B on page 76.)

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