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Set up the projector
Set up the projector
Power up the projector.
Using the projector remote, set input to HDMI 2
The Chromecast screensaver should be displayed on the wall.
It will say “Thunderdome TV” and a pin number on the bottom right.
Cast a tab from Chrome
Cast a tab from Chrome
On your computer, open Chrome.
At the top right, click the three vertical dots (1), and then click “Cast.” (2)
Choose “Thunderdome TV” (3)
If you're already using the Chromecast, your content will replace what's on your TV.
If prompted for a pin, enter the pin number in the bottom left corner of the projector screen.
When you're done, to the right of the address bar, click Cast, then click “Stop.”
What you'll see in Chrome
What you'll see in Chrome
When your tab is being shown on a TV, you'll see Display (a solid blue rectangle with a frame)
To the right of the address bar, next to your extensions, you'll see Active Cast (a blue frame with a rainbow in the lower-left corner).
To use a shortcut in Chrome, add the Cast button.
Cast your computer screen
Cast your computer screen
You can display your entire computer screen using Chrome on Mac, Windows, and Chromebooks.
Audio casting may not work on Macintosh computers, Apple users are strongly encouraged to use the existing AirPlay device Thunderdome (2) for screen sharing in the Thunderdome.
On your computer, open Chrome.
At the top right, click the three vertical dots, (1) and then click “Cast.” (2)
At the top, next to "Cast to," click the Down arrow. (4)
Click Cast desktop.
If prompted for a pin, enter the pin number in the bottom left corner of the projected screen.
Choose “Thunderdome TV” (3)
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