Screen Mirroring

Use this guide to connect your laptop to a classroom display. Most rooms will use either:

• Epson iProjection (Projectors)
• Windows Cast (Win + K) (TVs)

If one method does not work, try the other or contact IT Support.

Option 1 - Connect to an Epson Projector Using iProjection

Before you begin

• Ensure the projector is switched on.
• Ensure the projector source is set to LAN.
• Epson iProjection must already be installed on your laptop.

Step 1 - Connecting Epson iProjection

1. Turn on the projector.
2. Change the projector source to LAN.
3. Open Epson iProjection from the Start Menu.
4. Select Shared Profile.
5. Open the folder for the relevant block or building.
6. Select the projector for your room.
7. Click Connect.
8. If prompted, enter the Projector Keyword displayed on the projector screen.
9. Your laptop screen should now appear through the projector.

Step 2 - Disconnecting Epson iProjection

1. Click Disconnect in the Epson iProjection toolbar.
2. Close Epson iProjection.

Option 2 - Connect to a TV Using Windows Cast

Step 1 - Connecting TV

1. Turn on the TV.
2. Press Windows + K on your keyboard.
3. A Cast panel will open on the right side of your screen.
4. Select the TV from the list of available devices.
5. Depending on the room setup:
6. Enter the PIN displayed on the screen.
7. Your laptop display should now appear on the TV.

Step 2 - Disconnecting TV

1. Press Windows + K.
2. Select Disconnect.

Troubleshooting

I can't find the projector

• Check the projector is switched on.
• Ensure the source is set to LAN.
• Try searching again in Epson iProjection.

I can't see the TV in the Windows Cast list

• Ensure the TV is powered on.
• Wait a few moments and try again.
• Move closer to the TV if prompted.

I have connected but nothing is showing

• Press Windows + P.
• Select Duplicate.
• Confirm the correct projector or TV is selected.

Still having trouble?

Log an IT Support request and include:

• Room number
• Display type (Projector or TV)
• Any error message shown