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Network Types

There are three different network types, Peer-to-Peer (default), Access Point +, and Enterprise. All allow you to specify security settings when using wireless connections.

Peer-to-Peer

This is the simplest mode. In this mode, one computer projects to the LiteShow II adapter at a time using a direct wireless connection. If you click Stop Projecting, another

computer can connect to that adapter. While the adapter is in use, the computer's wireless connection cannot be used to access the main network/Internet.

However, if you have an additional network connection on your computer (e.g. a wired connection, or a second wireless connection), then while you are projecting, you

can use the second network connection to access network features like email or Internet.

Access Point +

In this mode, you can make the adapter act like a wireless access point by connecting it to your existing network either via a wired ethernet connection, or wirelessly. This

allows network users to use the adapter as a regular wireless access point, which means they can access the network and Internet, and use the adapter for projecting, at

the same time (but only one computer can project at a time). The adapter can connect to the Main network either wirelessly or wired. If it connects wirelessly, you can

specify security settings.

Enterprise

In this mode, you can connect the LiteShow adapter to the main network via an Ethernet cable as a trusted device, inside of the network. Then, registered users of the

main network can access corporate assets like the Internet or shared drives while they are projecting wirelessly. Any computer on the main network can project. The

security of the main network applies to the LiteShow adapter.

Peer-to-Peer Network Configuration

Wireless

Wired

Projection network data

Other network data

Main Network

Optional

Access Point + Network Configuration

Wireless

Wired

Projection network data