Plug your USB flash drive into a free USB port on your ScreenBeam receiver. Wait for the receiver to display the Ready to Connect screen. Now, we are ready to use it to configure your ScreenBeam receivers to communicate with CMS. You’ve created your CMS USB configuration flash drive.
Copy this entire folder to the root of your flash drive. The config files will be saved to a folder named aei_config. button to the right of the drop-down list and select the location where you would like to save the config files. You may alternatively save the configuration file to a location on your local drive. You may now safely unplug the USB flash drive from the PC. Select the flash drive from the drop-down list and select Save. Plug a FAT32 formatted USB flash drive into your CMS server PC. Select TCP/IP Settings if you would like to configure a static IP for your receiver.
Fill them out appropriately for your network. Selecting Wireless Connection Settings will open configuration parameters for wireless networks. Select the checkbox for the method you plan to use to connect your ScreenBeam receiver to the network. Note: You can also use a hostname or FQDN for your CMS server. Under Select a ScreenBeam Product, select the appropriate model and firmware version number for your ScreenBeam receiver.Ĭlick the Receiver CMS and Remote Management Settings radio button and click Next.Ĭheck the CMS Settings for Receiver Enter the IP address of your CMS server and the configured CMS Communication port into the appropriate fields. The steps below will guide you to creating a configuration file to setup a receiver to connect to your network and point it to your CMS server.įrom the Discovery tab select USB Auto Configure Receiver. This USB configuration file is then simply plugged into a ScreenBeam receiver’s USB port to write the configuration parameters to the receiver. This article applies to the following ScreenBeam products:ĬMS can export a configuration file to a USB drive.
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