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  1. Hi Martin, thanks for the feedback and apologies for the delayin responding as I have only just seen this.
  2. Iv'e had this in the past and the issue has been the resolution from the PC has been set too high. The optimum res for an X11 is 1024 x 768
  3. I would look at the Smartboard 885 16:10 ratio interactive whiteboard with an Epson EB575w UST projector and smart speakers. Personally for the money I don't think there is a better solution.
  4. Try wrapping the screws in electricians tape, its worked a treat at a couple of our schools.
  5. The VGA output could of failed on the laptop usually caused by a build up of static from continually plugging in and unplugging the VGA cable.
  6. I've had this when the screws in the bottom have either been too tight or in some old prefab buildings the plasterboard has been steel lined. Is this case the bottom screws need to be insulated with some electricians tape or the controller board has failed.
  7. Can't you just simply just unplug the power cable to the internal PC?
  8. Hi, An epson EBX-20 should do the trick, lens 1.58 - 1.72 you may just need to change the power lead to a kettle style IEC. Priced at £299 from most resellers Just double check it will actually fit inside your cage. They also have a feature called quick corners which should make your life easy when it comes to lining it up.
  9. If you look in the manual to the projector, you can change the frequency of the remote control. its only a case of holding down a couple of the buttons on the remote.
  10. What model IWB do you have? Out of interest if you unplug the USB from the board, will the remote function correctly?
  11. Is it an hitachi by any chance?
  12. Not really depending on the length required. 10m ones are less then £20. There available upto 40m
  13. The issue is the Cat5 USB extenders only support upto USB 1.0, you need to use active USB extensions that are USB 2.0 due to the higher transmission rate required by the projector.
  14. They do start to become a little pricey at that size. If it had been 3m wide replacement screens start from around £300ish.
  15. What size screen is it?
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