Can I share my laptop screen on a Nureva® Wall?

Yes, screen-sharing is available on Nureva Wall. However, touch interactivity will be disabled in this mode.

When screen sharing from a laptop to a Nureva Wall, there are several methods that you can use:

Choose a location for the laptop, either to the left or right of the Nureva Wall system
Measure the required cable length from the projector to the laptop location
Purchase the recommended HDMI cable
- See What kind of HDMI cables should I use? for more information
Connect the HDMI cable to the HDMI 2 port on the back of the Nureva Wall projector
Connect the HDMI cable to your laptop
When you need to enable screen mirroring, the Input video source on the projector needs to be changed
- Using the Nureva Wall system remote control, press the Input source button and set HDMI 2 as the source
- Select the checkmark on the remote control
You are now ready to share your laptop screen

Connect the DVDO Rx receiver to the HDMI 2 port on the back of the Nureva Wall projector
- The HDMI 2 port on the Nureva Wall projector is MHL2.0 compliant
Connect the USB Micro to USB-A cable from the receiver to the projector's WiFi/Media USB-A port to power the Rx receiver
Connect your laptop to the DVDO Tx transmitter (powered) on the meeting room table
When you need to enable screen mirroring, the Input video source on the projector needs to be changed
- Using the Nureva Wall system remote control, press the Input source button and set HDMI 2 as the source
- Select the checkmark on the remote control
You are now ready to share your laptop screen

Measure the required HDMI cable length from the projector to the Barco hub location
Purchase the recommended HDMI cable
- See What kind of HDMI cables should I use? for more information
Connect the HDMI cable to the HDMI 2 port on the back of the Nureva Wall projector
When you need to enable screen mirroring, the Input video source on the projector needs to be changed
- Using the Nureva Wall system remote control, press the Input source button and set HDMI 2 as the source
- Select the checkmark on the remote control
Connect the Barco Clickshare button to your laptop. You are now ready to start screen sharing

Measure the required HDMI cable length from the projector to the Mersive hub location
Purchase the appropriate Nureva recommended HDMI cable
- See What kind of HDMI cables should I use? for more information
Connect the HDMI cable to the HDMI 2 port on the back of the Nureva Wall projector
When you need to enable screen mirroring, change the Input video source on the projector
- Using the Nureva Wall system remote control, press the Input source button and set HDMI 2 as the source
- Select the checkmark on the remote control
Connect the Mersive POD to your laptop via HMDI
You are now ready to start screen sharing

Insert the wireless dongle into the Wi-Fi/Media USB-A port on the back of the projector.
Open the mobile app on your device/laptop, and share or 'pair' systems via the USB dongle name.

NOTE: This class of wireless video sharing requires Point-of-Presence (the same Wi-Fi network).

Connect the V2 adapter to the HDMI 2 port on the back of the Nureva Wall projector
- The HDMI 2 port on the Nureva Wall projector is MHL2.0 compliant
Connect the USB power to the WiFi/Media USB-A port on the back of the Nureva Wall projector
Enable wireless video sharing through 'Casting' on the mobile device or from the 'Connect' icon in the Windows notification panel
Use the 'Windows Display Adapter' to manage device settings and configuration
- You can download the 'Windows Display Adapter' from the Microsoft Store

Install the Chrome WebRTC Plugin on the Chrome browser running on the wall system's PC
Install the Chrome WebRTC Plugin on the Chrome browser running on your laptop
Navigate to the shared IP address and enter or accept the PIN code
Screen sharing is automatically displayed on the resulting Display

NOTES:

Generally, touch interactivity at the Nureva Wall will stop functioning when mirroring your laptop screen. This may become confusing for users who want to interact with the Nureva Wall through touch. For example, when a user would like to advance slides during a presentation, Nureva recommends using a wireless 'presentation' remote like the Logitech Spotlight.
Miracast will provide touch-back but only for a single Nureva Wall system, and not for dual or triple configurations.