Miroir Projector MP150 User Manual

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Location of Parts anD controLs
12 . Ambient light sensor
13 .  Lens
14 .  Tripod Dock
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sPecifications
Product Dimensions 3 .2” x 5 .2” x 1” 
Brightness  200 Lumens* 
Lamp Life  LED lamp with up to 20,000 hours  
Image Size  Up to 100” 
Distance  2ft to 10ft 
Throw Ratio  1 .66 
Contrast Ratio  400:1* 
Native Resolution  1280 x 720 (720p) 
Aspect Ratio  16:9 
Built-in Speaker  2 1-watt speakers 
Power  DC 12V/2A 
Auto Keystone  +/- 40 degrees vertical keystone correction  
Battery  Li-polymer, 6,000 mAh
*TI’s DLP® IntelliBright™ technology dynamically adjusts the pr\
ojector brightness range for each individual 
pixel based on image content and the ambient room light level . 
						

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Projector comPatibiLity
Included in the box
Purchase separately
This symbol highlights devices that have the ability to 
mirror the on screen content from your device with the 
projector .  Devices that do not support mirroring can still 
project utilizing applications that support video out . For 
example: Netflix™, Hulu
®, and YouTube™ video services .
cables and adapTers included in The box
AC AdapterHDMI® to HDMI Cable   
						

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apple® devices
iPhone® 6 Plus 
iPhone 6  
iPhone 5s  
iPhone 5c  
iPhone 5  
iPod touch
® 5 
iPod touch 4  
iPad Air  
iPad
® Mini  
iPad 4
HDMI
  Lightning™ Digital AV Adapter  
  HDMI to HDMI Cable
iPhone 4s  
iPad 3  
iPad 2
HDMI
  30-Pin Digital AV Adapter  
  HDMI to HDMI CableiPhone 4  
iPod touch 3     
						

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MacBook Pro® 
with Retina 
display  
Mac Mini  
Mac Pro  
Apple TV
  HDMI to HDMI Cable
MacBook Air® 
MackBook Pro  
iMac
®  Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter  
  HDMI to HDMI Cable
Apple, iPhone, iPad, iPod, iPod Touch, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMAC an\
d Lightning are trademarks 
of Apple Inc ., registered in the U .S . and other countries .  DLP and the DLP logo re trademarks of Texas 
Instruments .  HDMI, the HDMI Logo, and High-Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered 
trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC in the United States and other countrie\
s .  Netflix is a registered 
trademark of Netflix .  Hulu is a trademark of Hulu, LLC .    
						

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cHarging tHe battery
1 . The built-in battery is charged using the included AC adapter .
imPortant: Fully charge the battery before first use (approx . 4-5 hours) .
2 .  The battery has 4 battery charge indicator lights .  The lights will flash 
in turn as the device charges .  The battery is fully charged when all 4 
lights are lit and no longer flash .
3 .  Check the battery life by briefing pushing the power button .  The 
indicator lights will illuminate indicating the amount of battery 
remaining (for example, if 3 lights illuminate, there is approximately 
75% of the battery life remaining) .   
						

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oPerating tHe Projector
seTup
1 . The projector can be powered using the included AC adapter or the 
built-in battery .
•	 To power the projector with AC power, connect the AC adapter to 
the projector’s DC input and plug the other end into an outlet .  Once 
connected, the battery indicator lights will illuminate on the projector\
 
showing the amount of battery power remaining .
•	 To power the projector with the built-in battery, simply turn the projec\
tor 
on .  To check the remaining battery life of the projector press the power 
button briefly .
imPortant: Fully charge the battery before first use (approx . 4-5 hours) .
2 .  Connect the included HDMI cable to the HDMI port on the projector 
and the other end to your device .    
						

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note: Some devices may require an adapter to connect to your device .   
To determine what type of adapter you need to use, please reference the 
Compatibility section of this manual, or our website at www .miroirusa .com .
3 .  If desired, connect a speaker to the 3 .5mm audio out jack .  If no 
external speaker is connected, the projector’s 2 internal 1-watt 
speakers will be used for audio . 
						

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powering up and viewing Media
imPortant: Before you power on the projector, please be sure to check 
that there is nothing blocking the ambient light sensor on the front of \
the 
projector(the location of this sensor can be seen in Locations and Part\
s 
diagram on page 9) . Blocking this sensor may impact the IntelliBright 
adjustments the projector makes which optimizes the projected image .
1 . Power on the projector by pressing and holding the power button for 
3 seconds .
2 .  Allow the projector 15 to 30 seconds to fully start up and make 
image adjustments .   
•	 When initially turned on, you will see the Miroir startup screen . 
Following that screen, the screen may flicker briefly as DLP IntelliBrig\
ht 
technology built into the projector makes adjustments according to the 
ambient light in your environment .  
note:  After syncing with the projector you may see your device’s screen  
						

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being mirrored by the projector .  Some devices may not have this ability, 
but they can still be used with the projector to project videos, photo s\
lide 
shows, and some app content (this functionality is app dependent) .
3 . Choose the media you would like to view from the menu on your 
device and play as you normally would .
iMage adjusTMenTs
ADjUSTINg THE FOCUS
Simply roll the focus wheel control forwards and backwards to fine-tune 
the projected image .   
ADjUSTINg THE VERTICAL KEYSTONE
Press the mode selection key and the projector will automatically adjust\
 
the display screen to the best condition (+/- 40 degrees automatic vert\
ical 
keystone correction) .