Concept brings the second generation of AirServer Connect to Spain

The second generation of this screen mirroring solution for classrooms and conference rooms, that distributes Concept, is available as a stand-alone device or as a plug-in OPS module for digital whiteboards.

The value added distributor Concept International Spain has announced the introduction in Spain of AirServer Connect 2. This is the second generation of this screen mirroring solution (screen mirroring) Available as a stand-alone device or as a plug-in OPS module for digital whiteboards in classrooms, educational centers and conference rooms.

AirServer Connect 2 is a receiver screen mirroring that allows you to transmit content from different WLAN sources, regardless of whether it is a smartphone, a tablet, a Macbook or laptop. It is compatible with AirPlay, Google Cast y Miracast. No need to load screen mirroring client software or plug in a dongle click connect.

Connected to the conference room display, it links to a WLAN router or networked WLAN via Ethernet and acts as a hub for up to eight mobile devices that stream their displays in up to 4K/UHD.. This means, For example, that several students can also transmit their screen at the same time and thus integrate into the class.

With moderator function, Teachers maintain control at all times over whether and to whom they can show their screen.

As only the screens of the teacher and student devices are shown, there is no data left on the board, which is an alternative to the whiteboard with integrated PC and an advantage in terms of data protection.

Teachers broadcast their lesson from the laptop, and can also be operated from the touch screen whiteboard (touch back function).

The AirServer Connect user interface 2 has become more intuitive, including quick setup and on-screen guided menus. A new feature is cloud-based connected device management. Using the control panel, Administrators can manage multiple AirServer Connect, help with problems or assign permissions, such as requesting a PIN or authorizing selected wireless protocols.