Screen sharing tutorial using ScreenSharePro - iiyama 68 series/03 series large touch display

When you have online meetings, screen sharing can be important. This tutorial shows the new screen share function of the iiyama 68-series/03-series interactive displays via the free ScreenSharePro app and the additional WiFi collaboration module (OWM001)*; allowing you to directly share content from up to 4 mobile devices on screen simultaneously.
The 68-series interactive displays are the best choice if you are in search for a 65” and larger, easy-to-use, robust, interactive display to replace a beamer and pc set-up or an interactive whiteboard.
These displays come with our special interactive software package for supporting interactive teaching and effortless collaboration.
They are equipped with a 4K UHD (3840x2160) IPS panel for life-like images and video playback from USB drives. The 4mm thick glass, infrared touch, and metal bezel ensure a trouble-free operation.
Note: to use this feature, the display must be equipped with the optional WIFI collaboration module (OWM001)*, the ScreenSharePro app must be installed on each mobile device and both the display and the mobile device must be on the same (WiFi) network.
On the 03-series displays the wifi module is included in the box.
For more information and detailed product specifications please visit:
68-series
65 inch: iiyama.com/gl_...
75 inch: iiyama.com/gl_...
86 inch: iiyama.com/gl_...
iiyama.com/gl_...
03-series
65 inch: iiyama.com/gl_...
75 inch: iiyama.com/gl_...
86 inch: iiyama.com/gl_...
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[@michaelcollinson4406]

Is there any way that devices on a separate VLAN/subnet can connect via ScreenShare? This would seem to be a basic requirement for the education market, in which I work

[@matthewskilton9084]

Hello, we’ve just purchased your 75” 68 series touchscreen with the WiFi module but we’re having trouble connecting to the screens. The app keeps saying we have either the incorrect code or the devices are not on the same network. They are on the same network and the code is definitely the one displayed on the screen. Our WiFi network is Aruba based and uses a RADIUS server for authentication. We can get the Iiyama onto the network fine (web browser certainly works) but just can’t seem to get any device, whether it be Windows 10, iOS, macOS or Android to connect. Any advice would be welcome.

[@evgenyknafel2857]

When I connect to the screen, there is a popup on the screen that ask to accept or reject. Do I need everytime manualy touch the accept button onscreen?

[@animatorfloof1602]

Ok BUT HOW DO I SEND THE CODE

[@matthewskilton9084]

Hello, finally got our ScreenSharePro app to work with our Surface. However, we can't seem to use the PowerPoint annotation pen tool when in a slide show like you can in this video (on the 1:15 mark). When we try using the pen tool with the iiyama screen, it just moves the slide along or thinks we're performing a right-click. If we tap the screen with the pen tool, it does leave a little pen mark but that's all it does. Certainly can't write anything or draw any shapes. Is it a setting in PPT we need to change, or an additional plug-in for PPT? Any advice would be welcome.

[@vieduguezy1217]

There's no way to find the app for x86 OS (Windows 10) on iiyama site or anywhere else, could you help us to find this software ?

[@matthewskilton9084]

@@vieduguezy1217 I had a look in my C drive and the app seems to go into the Program Files (x86) folder when installed, so you might be okay.