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If a projector is not found when you perform the operation under “To project using auto projector
search” (page 28), you can perform a search by projector name or IP address. With manual search,
you can also connect to projectors that are outside of the subnet where the computer is located.
To project by using a projector name or IP address to search
for a projector
1. Establish a network connection between your computer and the projector.
 For connection procedures, see the information below.
– “Connecting the Projector to an Existing Wireless LAN Access Point” (page 7)
2. On the computer, start up C-Connection.
3. Click “Input IP address or Projector name” at the bottom of the window.
4. Input the name or IP address of the projector you want to connect.
 Input what is shown for “Projector name” or “IP Address” on the network standby screen
(page 6) of the projector you want to connect.
Note
 Chrome OS version C-Connection users: IP address only can be input.
5. Click [Connect].
 If the projector is found, the remainder of this procedure is the same as that under “To project
using a Favorites list to select a projector” (page 27), from the point after the [Connect] is
clicked in step 4. Perform the steps of the procedure from step 4.
 If you are unable to locate a projector using its name, it could mean that the DNS server
address assigned to the projector is wrong. Consult with your network administrator.
 This operation can be used to add the found projector to Favorites and make it simpler to
connect using its projector name and/or IP address in the future. For details, see “Creating a
Projector Favorites List” (page 24).
Using Manual Projector Search