The Bluetooth connection on a phone or tablet may interfere with a wireless connection to the projector.

Turn off Bluetooth on your phone or tablet, and then retry the connection.

Screen Mirroring wireless mode is required for most devices, but if you are trying to connect an Apple device, you will need to select the DLNA wireless mode.

Check that you are using the correct wireless display mode on the projector.

Select the Miroir projector from the list of displays and follow the on screen instructions to connect.Refer to this Microsoft Support Article: Where is the Action Center in Windows 10 for more information. Windows 8.1 How to Connect: This Microsoft Support Article: Project to a wireless display with Miracast details how to project with wireless displays like your Miroir projector.Your Windows device must support the wireless screen mirroring capability and be Miracast compatible to connect wirelessly with the projector. Select the content to project from the folders inside the Miroir Wireless app on the iOS device.The projector will automatically connect to the iOS device. While on the projector's home screen, press the Input button on the remote.Once installed, launch the Miroir Wireless App.On the iOS device, download and install the Miroir Wireless App.See the Connect to a wireless network help center article for more information. Connect the projector to a wireless network.Wireless iOS viewing is limited to certain file types (native videos, native photos, PPTX files, KEY files, and PDF files) through the Miroir Wireless app. Select the Miroir projector from the list of available screen mirroring devices.ĪirPlay and wireless screen mirroring are not supported on iOS devices.Different Android devices have different terminology for this function, here are a few of the most common terms used for the screen mirroring option: Select the Screen Mirroring option on your Android device.On your Android device, swipe down from the top of the screen to display the notification panel.

The projector will display a connecting screen. Select Screen Mirroring on the pop up menu on the projector.Press the Input button on the projector's remote.Google devices running Android OS 6.0 or later are not compatible. Please use the quick links below to jump to the relevant information in this article for your device:Īndroid devices require Android OS 4.4, or later, the wireless screen mirroring capability and Miracast compatibility to connect wirelessly with the projector. The wireless connection to the projector is setup differently depending on what type of device you are connecting. Bluetooth connectivity is included on some Miroir projector models (such as the M200A and M300A) for flexible connectivity options for devices like external speakers, Bluetooth keyboards and for the Miroir Remote. Bluetooth bandwidth is insufficient for video and screen mirroring. Note: Projecting cannot be done via a Bluetooth connection. This article is for users with a Miroir projector model that has wireless connectivity built-in (models M200A and M300A).

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