Legamaster cast receiver AirServer Connect 3 Width 78 mm Depth 78 mm Height 34 mm

The Legamaster cast receiver AirServer Connect 3 is a compact wireless screen-sharing device (78 x 78 x 34 mm) designed for meetings, presentations and collaborative work. It connects with a single USB-C cable and enables seamless screen casting from multiple devices. The receiver supports AirPlay 2, Google Cast and Miracast and offers cloud management plus free over-the-air updates.

Advantages

One cable USB-C connection simplifies installation and reduces cable clutter. The receiver supports up to 12 simultaneous streams and multi-display configurations up to three 4K60 displays. Network connectivity includes 2.5G Ethernet and commercial-grade Wi‑Fi 6E with RSDB for reliable wireless performance. A magnetic mount and Kensington lock provide flexible and secure installation, while the cloud management portal and OTA updates streamline maintenance.

Suitable for

• Conference rooms and huddle spaces
• Classrooms and lecture halls
• Business presentations and remote collaboration
• Multi-display digital signage and control rooms

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 78 mm (W) x 78 mm (D) x 34 mm (H)
• Connection: USB-C (single cable)
• Simultaneous streams: up to 12
• Multi-display: up to 3 × 4K60
• Wireless protocols: AirPlay 2, Google Cast, Miracast
• Network: 2.5G Ethernet, Wi‑Fi 6E (RSDB)
• Mounting and security: magnetic mount, Kensington lock
• Management: cloud management portal, OTA updates

How to use

Connect the AirServer Connect 3 to a host system or display using the USB‑C cable and attach power if required by your setup. Mount the receiver using the supplied magnetic mount or secure it with the Kensington lock. From a laptop, tablet or smartphone, select AirPlay 2, Google Cast or Miracast to begin screen sharing. Use the cloud management portal to configure network settings, user access and display preferences, and apply updates over the air when available.

Recommendations

Place the receiver near the display and ensure a stable Ethernet or Wi‑Fi 6E connection for best performance. For multi-display setups, verify that connected displays and source devices support 4K60 if required. Use the Kensington lock in public or high-traffic areas for added physical security.