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Touch-Back Function

The Touch-Back function of the EZCast Pro Box II allows you to wirelessly send gestures from a multi-touch capable screen back to a Windows or macOS computer.

When switching to another participant, they also have access to the Touch-Back functionality. This enables interactivity and creativity from multiple participants on a single screen.

The Touch-Back function is only supported during 1:1 screen mirroring.

Requirements

Note

Currently, the device types Keyboard, Mouse, and Touch Display are supported. A driver for Pen is not currently supported. With a trial unit, you can test in advance whether the EZCast Pro Box II is compatible with your touch display.

Setup

  • Connect the USB cable of your touch-capable screen to the USB port labeled "USB" on the receiver.

Connect the USB cable

  • If the receiver successfully detects your screen’s touch functionality, a mouse icon will appear in the upper right corner of the home screen.

The Touch-Back function is enabled

  • On some displays, you may need to activate the Reverse Control function:

Touch-Back on Windows with Miracast

Note

With firmware version 1.13781.41 and higher, the EZCast Pro Box II supports Touch-Back with Miracast, also known in English as User Input Back Channel (UIBC).

  • On a Windows 10 device, press [Windows] + [K] to open the CONNECT dialog. Select your EZCast Pro device to which you want to cast:

  • Check the box to enable the touch functionality via Miracast:

  • The touch gestures from your display, with up to 6 fingers, will be sent back to the computer.

Touch-Back with the EZCast Pro Software

  • In the EZCast Pro software, simply select the Mirror button. The Touch-Back function will be activated automatically after a short moment.

Select the Mirror button

  • The touch gestures from your display, with up to 10 fingers, will be sent back to the computer.

Touch gestures are sent back to the computer