You need to run the client software each time you want to connect to the network projector in most cases - especially if devices on the network receive dynamic IP addresses from the router and don’t use static, permanent ones. Network projectors ship with a disc that allows you to install the client software needed to locate and connect to the projector on the local area network. Another common issue with network projectors is a failure to install the software for the device on the computer used for the presentation. While some network projectors are Wi-Fi-capable, using an Ethernet cable to connect the PC and projector to a router usually provides much better results. To use a network projector, you must ensure that the computer with the presentation software or slides connects to the same router as the projector. Network projectors are a little more difficult to configure and use than those that connect to a video-out port.
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