IOGear M1063 User manual

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GUW2015V
PART NO. M1063
Installation
Installation Guide
Wireless USB to VGA Adapter

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Table of Contents
System Requirements 4
Important Information 5
Package Contents 6
Device Overview 7
Wireless USB VGA Software Installation 9
Cable Association with the Wireless USB
Enabled PC
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Connecting Wireless USB VGA Adapter 16
Wireless USB VGA Display Settings 19
Wireless USB VGA Adapter in wired mode 24
Frequently Asked Questions 25
Technical Specications 26
Limited Warranty 28
Federal Communications Commission
(FCC) Statement
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Contact 30

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System Requirements
- Microsoft Windows®XP 32-bit (Service Pack 2)
- Microsoft Windows®Vista®32/64-bit
- Minimum CPU requirement: 2GHz (single core), memory: 1GB*
- Wireless USB enabled PC (embedded or via Wireless USB Host Adapter)
- USB 2.0 Compliant hardware and system
- Display with VGA port (VGA cable not included)
* In order to support 720p video, minimum system requirements CPU: 2GHz (single core), RAM: 1GB.
While playing 720p video, the system should not be doing other CPU/memory/storage consuming jobs.

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Important Information
Before you get started, please NOTE:
Do not place Wireless USB devices under direct sunlight or near high heat emitting devices;
Do not place Wireless USB devices near water or wet surfaces to avoid electric hazards;
Do not place Wireless USB devices on any moving or unstable surfaces.

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Package Contents
1 x Wireless USB to VGA Adapter (for Monitor/TV/Projector)
1 x USB 2.0 A to mini-B Cable (3 ft.)
1 x Velcro fabric hook-and-loop fastener
1 x Power Adapter (full range)
1 x Quick Start Guide
1 x Registration / Warranty Card
1 x Installation CD (with User Manual)

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Wireless VGA Adapter
Wireless VGA Adapter
Device Overview

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1. VGA : VGA Activity Indicator
LED is solid when display cable is connected
a.
LED is blinking when data is being transferredb.
2. PWR: Power Indicator
LED is solid when power is applied
a.
3. 1 – 2 – 3: Status Indicator
Single* solid light: device is wirelessly connected to
a.
the selected Wireless USB Host Adapter
Single* slowly blinking light: device is searching for
b.
a Wireless USB Host Adapter
Single* quickly blinking light: device is trying to
c.
connect to a Wireless USB Host Adapter
Rapidly scrolling lights: device is used in wired mode
d.
Three Simultaneous Blinking Lights: Cablee.
Association Mode
* Only one light at a time. The position of the light indicates
which Wireless USB Host Adapter the device is trying to
communicate with.
Wireless VGA Adapter
Wireless VGA Adapter 4. PWR plug
Power adapter socketa.
5. RESET
Association history can be erased by pressing and
a.
holding this button for 10 seconds
6. HOST
This button is used to select a different Wireless
a.
USB Host Adapter
7. USB connector
In wireless mode, this connector is used for cable
a.
association
In wired mode, this connector is used for wired
b.
operation
8. WIRED/WIRELESS switch
Choose from wired or wireless mode by using this
a.
switch

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Wireless USB VGA Software Installation
Please always check www.iogear.com for latest drivers.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
If installing on Windows XP, Service Pack 2 (SP2) is required, verify that this has been installed on your PC
before installing the Wireless USB VGA Adapter software.
Before installing the GUW2015V
software, please make sure that the
Wireless USB VGA Adapter is not
connected to the computer, and the
Wireless USB VGA Adapter is not
powered.
Step 1 – Insert installation CD into drive
on your computer.
Step 2 - Select “Software Installation”
from the menu.

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Step 3 – Choose installation method.
The next screen will let you choose whether you want to install the latest software from the IOGEAR
website or if you want to install the software directly from the installation CD.

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If selecting Option 2: Download latest software installer from the Web, a web browser window will
launch directing you to the IOGEAR website where you’ll nd the most up-to-date software. Once you
download the software, double-click on the .exe le to begin the installation process.
If selecting Option 1: Install directly from CD, the installation will start automatically.
Important: After the wizard has nished installing the software, reboot your computer if
prompted to do so.

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In order to establish a secure wireless connection between the Wireless USB enabled PC and the Wireless
USB VGA Adapter, you will need to go through the cable association process. If you have a removable
Wireless USB host adapter, please make sure it is plugged in now.
To start, plug the power cable into the Wireless USB VGA adapter.
Cable Association with the Wireless USB Enabled PC

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Then use the included USB 2.0 A to mini-B cable to connect the Wireless USB VGA Adapter to your PC.

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Windows will detect that a new device has been connected. This will automatically install the necessary
drivers and start the Wireless USB Association process.
Once the association process has been successfully completed, you will see the wireless connection
status showing Association Successful. (Wording may vary depending on which software comes with your
Wireless USB Host adapter). Click OK to close the window.
After completing the association process, unplug the USB 2.0 A to mini B cable from the Wireless USB
VGA Adapter.
Windows will automatically install the Wireless USB VGA Adapter drivers.
To verify that the connection has been successfully established, double click on your host adapter
manager utility icon* located in the Windows system tray.
* Please note, your host adapter manager utility icon may vary depending on which host you are running
with the Wireless USB VGA adapter. For example, your host adapter manager utility could be Wireless
USB Manager, UWB Manager, WiCenter or a number of other Wireless USB hosts.
Illustration on the right is an example for your reference

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The host adapter manager utility will display the
Wireless USB VGA icon which shows the status
link (signal strength ) when connected. If the
Wireless USB VGA adapter is not connected,
then the Wireless USB VGA icon will be grayed
out.
Illustration on the right is for your reference.
Please note, your host adapter manager utility
may vary depending on which host you are
running with the Wireless USB VGA adapter.
Congratulations, your Wireless USB to VGA
Adapter is ready for use.

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Connecting Wireless USB VGA Adapter
Please make sure the PC is Wireless USB enabled either with embedded Wireless USB solution or with
the Wireless USB Host Adapter plugged in before you connecting the Wireless USB VGA Adapter.
Verify that the antenna on the Wireless USB VGA adapter is securely attached and pointed in a
vertical position.
Connect one end of the VGA cable (not included) to the Wireless USB VGA Adapter, and the other end to
your display’s blue VGA port.

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For LCD Monitor/ Flat-Panel TV For Projector

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You may use the included Velcro® fabric hook-and-loop fastener to attach the Wireless USB VGA adapter
to your projector or LCD display in order to ensure a good line-of-sight signal with the Wireless USB Host
adapter.
Change your display’s setting to select VGA as your input device. Please refer to the operating instructions
supplied with your display.

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By default, the display monitor connected to the Wireless USB VGA adapter will be set to the best
resolution and will extend your screen to the right. You may change the screen mode and the operation
mode by double clicking on the Monitor icon in the Windows system tray.
Wireless USB VGA Display Settings
A menu will appear and you will have the ability to
change parameters such as resolution, color
quality, mirror mode or extension mode and more.
You may also modify your display settings by
going into control panel and double click on the
Display icon for Windows XP or Personalization
icon for Vista.

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Video Mode Conguration
By default, your installation will be set with the
best resolution for your computer and will extend
your screen to the right. You may change the
screen mode and the operation mode.
Note: If no output is seen on the monitor con-
nected to the Wireless USB VGA Adapter, it may
be in a mode which cannot be displayed by the
monitor. This can happen if the monitor does
not have its supported modes to the Wireless
USB VGA Adapter. Reduce the resolution of the
primary display until an image is shown.
There are two options to adjust the Resolution,
Color Quality, Screen Rotation, and Extended
or Mirror Mode. One is to click on the IOGEAR
DisplayLink Manager icon in the Windows tray
as shown above, another is to go to Control
Panel, double click on “Display”, then choose
“Settings” tab.
Mirror Mode
Mirror mode duplicates the primary display to
the monitor connected to the Wireless USB VGA
Adapter.
The resolution, color depth and refresh rate of the
primary screen will be replicated to the monitor
connected to the Wireless USB VGA Adapter.
If the monitor connected to the Wireless USB
VGA Adapter supports a lower resolution than
the primary display, then a part of the screen is
shown on the mirrored display. As the mouse is
moved around the screen, the Wireless USB VGA
Adapter display will scroll to the current area.