1. Product Overview
SkyCast is a wireless HDMI casting solution that lets customers mirror or extend their screen from a laptop, phone, or tablet to a TV, monitor, or projector — with no app, no Wi-Fi, and no software installation required.
The system has two parts:
- USB-C Transmitter — plugs into the source device (laptop/phone/tablet)
- HDMI Receiver — plugs into the display (TV/monitor/projector)
Once both units are powered, they pair automatically and the source screen appears on the display within a few seconds.
The single most important compatibility rule to understand before troubleshooting anything:
The source device's USB-C port must support video output — specifically DisplayPort Alternate Mode (DP Alt Mode) or Thunderbolt. A USB-C port that only does charging or data transfer will never work with SkyCast, no matter what troubleshooting is attempted.
2. Key Specifications
Spec Detail Video resolution Up to 4K @ 50Hz Wireless transmission range 30–50 meters, line of sight Charging USB-C PD pass-through, up to 100W Supported OS Windows 10/11, macOS 11.0 or later Connection type Direct wireless (no Wi-Fi network required) Video output requirement Source device must support DP Alt Mode or Thunderbolt over USB-C 3. What's in the Box
- 1 × USB Type-C Transmitter
- 1 × HDMI Receiver
- 1 × USB Power Cable
- 1 × User Manual
4. Device Compatibility
Transmitter side (source devices)
Works with any device that has a USB-C port supporting DisplayPort Alternate Mode, including:
- Windows laptops
- MacBooks
- iPads (USB-C models)
- Compatible Android phones
- Other USB-C devices with video-output support
Not all USB-C devices qualify. Many phones and some laptops have USB-C ports that are charge/data-only. Please check your device's spec sheet for "DisplayPort Alt Mode" or "USB-C video output" support before assuming a fault with SkyCast.
iPhones: Only USB-C iPhones with DP Alt Mode support work. Lightning-port iPhones are not compatible under any circumstances — there is no workaround or adapter fix to offer.
Receiver side (displays)
Works with any TV, monitor, or projector that has an HDMI input.
5. Installation Guide
Step 1 — Connect the Transmitter
- Insert the USB-C transmitter into the laptop or phone.
- If you want to charge while casting, connect a USB-C charger to the PD pass-through port on the transmitter.
Step 2 — Connect the Receiver
- Plug the HDMI receiver into the TV, monitor, or projector's HDMI port.
- Connect the receiver's USB power cable to one of:
- TV's USB port
- Monitor's USB port
- A 5V USB power adapter
- If HDMI ports are limited on the display, an HDMI extender can be used.
Step 3 — Automatic Pairing
- Once both the transmitter and receiver are powered, they pair automatically.
- This takes a few seconds — no manual pairing steps are needed.
- The source screen should appear on the display once pairing completes.
6. How to Use (by Scenario)
Laptop → TV
- Connect the transmitter to the laptop.
- Connect the receiver to the TV.
- Select the correct HDMI input on the TV.
- Wait for pairing.
- Display appears automatically.
Phone → TV
- Confirm the phone supports USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode.
- Connect the transmitter to the phone.
- Connect the receiver to the TV.
- Select the correct HDMI input.
MacBook → Projector
- Connect the transmitter to the MacBook.
- Connect the receiver to the projector.
- Select the correct HDMI source on the projector.
- In macOS System Settings → Displays, choose Extend or Mirror as needed.
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