Bluetooth Connection - Overmax Multipic 4.5 Bedienungsanleitung

CONNECTION TO THE MEDIA SOURCE VIA CABLE
The projector allows images to be projected from a variety of devices. Depending on your
device, use the appropriate input at the rear of the housing (fig. A).
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1.
USB input – devices such as pendrives, portable drives.
2.
HDMI input – devices such as computer, laptop, console, satellite receiver, telephone
(supporting MHL technology and only via the appropriate MHL cable).
To view files from a mobile device in the main interface, select "Signal Source" and then
select the file you wish to view (fig. 5).
WI-FI NETWORK CONNECTION
Go to "Settings" > "Other settings" > "Wi-Fi settings" (fig. 6).
Search for the Wi-Fi network you want to connect to, enter the password and confirm
the connection.

BLUETOOTH CONNECTION

Go to "Settings" > "Other settings" > "Bluetooth" (fig. 7), then select the device you wish
to connect to from the list of available devices.
MIRACAST
The projector is equipped with a Wi-Fi wireless connection module, which allows the
projector to display images from a mobile device without the use of cables.
MIRACAST-compatible mobile devices can send images to the projector.
Follow the steps below to start wireless video transmission to the projector:
1.
In the main interface, select "MultiScreen" and then "Android" if you are using a
Miracast-compatible Android device, or "iOS" if you are using an Apple iOS device.
Confirm by pressing the OK button on the remote control.
2.
Activate the Wi-Fi module on the mobile device.
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