This guide is for anyone using an i3CONNECT display with AllSync and a computer running Google Chrome. By the end, you’ll be able to cast Chrome tabs, media, or your entire screen to your i3CONNECT display.
Depending on your device, the cast feature might be called ‘Screencast’ or ‘SmartView’.
Before you start
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Make sure your computer and the i3CONNECT display are on the same Wi-Fi network.
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You’ll need:
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An i3CONNECT display running Studio with AllSync pre-installed.
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A computer or device with the minimum system requirements and a strong Wi-Fi connection.
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The latest version of the Google Chrome internet browser. How to update Chrome.
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Open the AllSync display app by pressing on
Present on the home-screen / side-bar.
Cast a Chrome tab
If you’re on a Mac with macOS 15 or later, give Chrome screen access in your system settings before casting.
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Open Chrome on your computer.
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Click the More menu
at the top right.
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Select
Cast, save, and share
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Then select
Cast….
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Choose your i3CONNECT display from the list.
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To stop casting, click the Cast icon
next to the address bar and select “Stop casting”.
Tip: On Cast-enabled sites (like Netflix), use the
Pin the Cast button for quick access
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In Chrome, click the More menu
>
Cast, save, and share >
Cast….
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When the Cast button
appears in your toolbar, right-click it and select “Always show icon”.
Cast your entire screen
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Open Chrome.
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Click the More menu
>
Cast, save, and share >
Cast….
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Click Sources > Cast screen.
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Select your i3CONNECT display.
When casting your whole screen, audio may play on your computer instead of the display. For audio on the display, cast a tab instead.
Cast music or video files
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Open Chrome.
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Drag and drop your media file into a Chrome tab, or while in Chrome use:
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Windows: Ctrl + O
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Mac: command
+ O
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Click the More menu
> Cast, save, and share > Cast….
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Select your i3CONNECT display.
Troubleshooting
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Display not found? Double-check both devices are on the same Wi-Fi network.
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No sound on the display? Try casting a tab instead of your whole screen.
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Performance issues? Use Cast-enabled sites for higher quality and less computer load.
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Still stuck? If casting fails or you can’t see your display, see this article:
Troubleshoot Google Cast issues in AllSync