Product Description
The Barco R9861001 ClickShare Link is a great device that lets you connect your iPad to the ClickShare system. It makes your iPad act like an extra laptop. iPads are very useful in meeting rooms because they're small and easy to use. With this ClickShare Link, you can show the content from your iPad's touchscreen on the big meeting - room screen exactly as it is. Just note that it only streams video, so there's no sound support. Key features include two connection options: via cable or via Apple TV. It's wireless, but you need to activate AirPlay on your iPad. You can use 1 iPad at a time along with other laptops. Technical details: It's 116 mm x 60 mm x 23 mm in size and weighs less than 250g (170g to be exact). It connects to the base unit via USB, has a single - link DVI video input and a USB mini type B output. It uses an external power adaptor (included) with a DC output of 5V, 2A and an AC input of 100 - 240V, 50 - 60 Hz, 0.36A. The package includes AC clips of types A, C, G and I for worldwide use. It consumes a maximum of 5W. It's compatible with iPad via cable or Apple TV, though HDMI and/or DVI cables aren't included. There's no audio support and HDCP isn't supported. The package also includes an HDMI to DVI convertor, a 3ft USB cable, a DC adaptor, and the ClickShare Link.
Using the Barco ClickShare Link with your iPad is easy. First, decide how you want to connect. You can either use a cable or connect via Apple TV. If you choose the cable method, plug the device into the appropriate ports. If using Apple TV, make sure to activate AirPlay on your iPad. Once connected, your iPad's content will show up on the big meeting - room screen just as it appears on your iPad. Remember, this device only streams video, so you won't get any sound. When it comes to power, use the included external power adaptor. Just plug it into the right socket and you're good to go. The adaptor has a wide range of AC input options, so it can be used around the world. Keep in mind that the package doesn't include HDMI or DVI cables, so you'll need to get those separately if you need them. As for maintenance, keep the device clean and store it in a dry place when not in use. If you have any issues, check the connections first. That usually solves most problems.
