Wireless PresenterUSB-C and USB-A Wireless Presenter with 4K Output for Meeting Rooms and Classrooms

It is a USB-C and USB-A 2-in-1 transmitter that supports 4K at 30Hz Wireless Projection from computers, phones and tablets, with a built-in Virtual Camera and Microphone for device passthrough. DP mode covers USB-C devices and USB-A mode covers computers, so most machines that walk into a room are handled. Transmission delay of 90 to 180ms keeps a live demonstration in step with what the presenter is saying.

It works with Windows 7/8/10/11, Apple Mac and Linux, and a USB-A adapter is available to support Windows and Mac devices. Extended desktop is supported on Windows and Mac, so a presenter can keep notes on the laptop while the room display shows the deck. 10-Point Touch Control and mouse mode return are available on the same platforms.

It supports a maximum of 8 connections, and an external Wi-Fi access point is required beyond that. Eight is usually enough for a Meeting Room or a Training Room where a session moves between a handful of presenters. For a larger hall, plan the access point with the room design rather than after installation.

Transmission distance is up to 30m without obstructions, over IEEE 802.11 a/g/n/ac on the 5.8G band. AES encryption with WPA2-PSK authentication keeps the session off the open network, which matters where client or case material is on screen. Walls and furniture reduce the usable range, so plan the transmitter position with the room layout in mind.

One transmitter serves one room display and up to 8 connected devices within about 30 metres. Rooms in use at the same time each need their own unit, while rooms booked at different times can share one, since the transmitter weighs 51g and moves easily. Share your room list and booking pattern with a PeopleLink specialist.

Installation, service and support are delivered through PeopleLink Partners and Resellers in your region, with PeopleLink AV Specialists supporting them on sizing and integration. Because the transmitter needs no software on the guest machine, day to day support usually falls to the room owner rather than IT.