Connect To a Projector To a Computer Using DVIīefore HDMI dominated, Digital Visual Interface (DVI) cables were the best choice for high-quality video transfer. HDMI cables can fail if damaged, so make sure you get a good quality one and store it safely. If you run into issues, try restarting the projector. Your desktop will mirror on the projector screen. Click on the Apple icon in the top left, and select System Preferences.Select Duplicate These Displays to make the projector mirror your computer monitor.Your projector should show as a second screen, if it doesn’t, click Detect.Navigate to System > Display > Advanced Settings.Open the Start Menu and click Settings.Next, refer to your projector’s manual for help setting up HDMI as the input source, and follow these steps on your computer. Once you have a matching converter for your computer’s output type, connect it to the projector using an HDMI cable. Use the connected device to select the images, movies, TV shows, presentations and games that you want to project.Modern MacBooks use multi-function USB Type-C dongles frequently, and many have HDMI-out as a feature. The screen of the connected device will now be projected.
Select Return on the menu screen of the Mobile Projector to exit the menu.Slide the Jog lever to + or - to select HDMI/MHL.Slide the Jog lever to + or - to select Input change.On the side of the Mobile Projector, press the Jog lever while at the ENTER position to access the display menu.Connect the other end of the HDMI cable or MHL cable to the video output device.For MHL connection, connect the HDMI end of the MHL cable (not supplied) or the MHL-to-HDMI adapter (not supplied) to the HDMI to Mini HDMI converter adapter.For HDMI connection, connect the HDMI cable (not supplied) to the HDMI to Mini HDMI converter adapter.Connect the supplied HDMI to Mini HDMI converter adapter to the HDMI/MHL IN jack of the Mobile Projector.
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