Infocus Liteshow III - macbook air compatibility

I am running the OSX version 10.7.4 on my macbook air (1.8ghz I7 and 4GB memory): I tried to connect to the Infocus LiteshowIII device with the latest version of the Liteshow app in Wifi: it does not work (black screen, and I only see the mouse moving...).
Anyone has a idea to solve the issue?
Thanks in advance

Download the Mac version in the link below: this is the latest version that solved my problem
https://portal.infocus.com/support/Product%20Pages/accessorydetail.aspx?partnum= INLITESHOW3

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