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Every meeting room screen connects by HDMI cable. There's no wireless casting, so you don't need to be on the WiFi to present.
If your laptop only has USB-C, you'll need a USB-C to HDMI adapter. We keep a couple at reception, just ask.
Nine times out of ten the screen is on the wrong input, so check Source first. After that it's your laptop's display setting:
Windows — press Windows key + P, then choose Duplicate to mirror your screen, or Extend to use the TV as a second monitor.
Mac — go to System Settings › Displays. Choose Mirror Built-in Display to show the same thing on both, or drag the white bar to use the TV as a second screen. On older versions it's System Preferences › Displays › Arrangement and tick Mirror Displays.
Still nothing? Try the other end of the cable, then a different HDMI socket, then grab us.
HDMI carries sound as well as picture, but your laptop sometimes keeps playing through its own speakers.
Windows — click the speaker icon in the taskbar and pick the TV as the output device.
Mac — System Settings › Sound › Output, then select the TV.
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