ipad to overhead projector wireless

macuser907 · macuser907 #1 (**permalink**)

03-18-2011, 04:10 AM

I am wanting to run keynote on my ipad 2 via an overhead projector but want to do this wireless so I can move around the class. Is this possible? Any info is welcome. Thanks.

mrplow · mrplow #2 (**permalink**)

03-18-2011, 10:24 AM

Use a video out cable on your ipad (HDMI/composite/component etc) cable to connect to a high-def wireless sender and connect he other end to a projector.

Something like this:
Emprex AWV-699B 5.8ghz Wireless AV Sender V2.0: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics
or this
Addlogix Wireless Audio / Video Sender VGA and DVI 802.11b / g EV2100 - Cyberguys.com

All depends on the connections on the projector.

Not recommending those products particularly by the way. Just posted as examples.

wolfpuppies3 · wolfpuppies3 #3 (**permalink**)

03-22-2011, 01:46 PM

to get the signal wirelessly to the projector but it is a bulky object connected to the iPad with cables and that needs AC power as well. I use something similar to blast HD signals from a cable box to a remotely installed HD TV. Transmitter at one end, receiver at the other.

How about Apple TV and a wiFi connection? Then you have nothing plugged into the iPad so no hampering free motion to pace while speaking?

wolfpuppies3 · wolfpuppies3 #4 (**permalink**)

03-22-2011, 02:05 PM

to get the signal wirelessly to the projector but it is a pretty bulky object connected to the iPad with cables and that needs AC power as well. I use something similar to blast HD signals from a cable box to a remotely installed HD TV. Transmitter at one end, receiver at the other.

How about Apple TV and a wiFi connection? Then you have nothing plugged into the iPad so no hampering free motion to pace while speaking?

mrplow #2 (permalink)
Member Since: Oct 01, 2007 Location: UK Posts: 6,643 Mac Specs: 27" iMac i7 (2011) 10.9, iPhone5s, iPad Air, AppleTV2	03-18-2011, 10:24 AM Use a video out cable on your ipad (HDMI/composite/component etc) cable to connect to a high-def wireless sender and connect he other end to a projector. Something like this: Emprex AWV-699B 5.8ghz Wireless AV Sender V2.0: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics or this Addlogix Wireless Audio / Video Sender VGA and DVI 802.11b / g EV2100 - Cyberguys.com All depends on the connections on the projector. Not recommending those products particularly by the way. Just posted as examples. External hard disk acquisition addict - but admitting the problem is the first step to a robust backup Please use the reputation system if you think you've been helped - top right of this post
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Member Since: Mar 18, 2011 Location: Alaska Posts: 2	03-18-2011, 04:10 AM I am wanting to run keynote on my ipad 2 via an overhead projector but want to do this wireless so I can move around the class. Is this possible? Any info is welcome. Thanks.
	QUOTE Thanks

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Member Since: Oct 07, 2010 Location: Virginia, USA Posts: 381 Mac Specs: 15" MB Pro, 2.66 i7 ; 11” MBA 1.8GZ i7; 13"MBA 2GZ i7 8 GB mem 512GB SSD, 2 iPad3s, 1 iPad Mini	03-22-2011, 02:05 PM to get the signal wirelessly to the projector but it is a pretty bulky object connected to the iPad with cables and that needs AC power as well. I use something similar to blast HD signals from a cable box to a remotely installed HD TV. Transmitter at one end, receiver at the other. How about Apple TV and a wiFi connection? Then you have nothing plugged into the iPad so no hampering free motion to pace while speaking?
	QUOTE Thanks

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