AMOOWA ‎168 DLP Mini Projector User Guide

AMOOWA ‎168 DLP Mini Projector

Projector Brief Introduction

Package

Appearance design

Remote control introduction

Bluetooth pairing mode

Hold “OK” and “Volume” button five seconds to start remote control pairing mode

Mouse mode

• Start: click mouse button
• Close: click navigation button

Indicator light status

• Slow flash: unpaired mode
• Quick flash: enter pairing mode
• Flash: in infrared/ Bluetooth mode press each button will flash once

Projector Using Guide

Power on / Power off

1. Power on
   Slide the lens barrier to the left to turn on the device.(Pl).

2. Power off
   Press and hold the bezel and slide it to the right to turn off the device (Pl).

Adjust focus/ lightness

1. Adjust focus
   Slide the gear to adjust the projection screen definition (P2).

2. Adjust lightness
   In the main page chose “setting” – “projector setting” – “LED brightness”.

Main interface focusing

After entering the main interface, first click the middle circle of the top focus bar/ or press the remote control to enter the focus mode interface . Then press the top or bottom of the tracing bar to adjust the focus until the picture is clear and release your hand. Press the back to exit the focus.

Adjust the brightness

In the main interface, select “Settings” – “Projection Settings” – “LED Brightness”

Bluetooth controller pairing

Pairing method:

After entering the remote controller pairing page, hold the “OK” button and “volume-“ for five seconds then lose and wait till connect success.

Or: Enter into setting➔ Bluetooth Setting, according to the tips to connect the Bluetooth controller or other Bluetooth device.

Connect Wi-Fi network

Or: Enter into setting➔ WiFi Setting➔ WiFi Setting, Searching and connecting.

Operation of the main interface

Projection Screen

Airplay ➔ iPhone

1. In the WiFi environment: Enter iPhone’s “Setting” –­”Wi-Fi”, then connect your phone to the same network with projectors;
2. No Wi-Fi environment: Enter iPhone’s “Setting” — “Personal Hotspot”, Open “Hotspot”, then connect the projector to it; Or enter the projector’s “Settings” – “Network Settings” – “Network Hotspot”, open the hotspot and connect iPhone to the hotspot;
3. Back toward the phone home page, slide up to open the control panel, then click Airplay;
4. Choose “XXX-XXXXXX-XXX”, then open “Mirroring” and done.

Airplay➔ Mac

1. CD Projector Networked: Click “ “, Connect it to Projector through the same network.
2. Click “ “,choose “XXX-XXXXXX-XXX” and be done

Miracast (Android’s Phone)

1. The machine opens and connects to WIFI, and enters the interface of “Android with the screen ” ;
2. Open the WIFI of the Android phone. Under the phone “Settings – Display­Projection Screen”, search for and connect;
3. Most Android phones can be found and connected under the menu of “quick operation bar–screen sharing/screen mirroring/projection screen/WLAN display/wireless display/multi-screen interaction” , or contact customer service.

Wired Mirror (iPhone / iPad)

1. Please connect the iPhone and projector as shown (P3).
2. Click the “Trust” button on the phone (P4).

Other function

How to read the U disk contents

1. Connect the USB OTG cable to the Micro USB interface of the projector.
2. Connect the U disk to the other side of the USB OTG interface, the system will automatically pop up the file management interface.

How to connect Bluetooth speaker

1. Setting-Bluetooth Setting.
2. Open the Bluetooth speaker and enable Bluetooth pairing mode.
3. Click the scan search device on the projector interface.
4. The name of the corresponding Bluetooth speaker will be displayed in the available devices.
5. Click the connection to show that the Bluetooth speaker is connected.

How to use HDMI connection

1. Use the remote control or control panel to move to the top HDMI icon on the right side of the main interface to turn on the HDMI mode.
2. Click “Yes” to enter the black interface for debugging HDMI
3. The projector is connected to the HDMI cable on the computer for simultaneous display.

How to update firmware (local update)

local update:

1. Download the new firmware from the product website.
2. Copy the firmware file update. zip to the root directory of the TF card.
3. Insert the TF card into the projector slot then the song one app will hint to you to updated software.
4. Click the update button to update.

Online upgrade:

1. Connect the device to the network;
2. Go to Settings–General–Online Update;
3. Click Install as prompted to perform a firmware update.

How to charge

1. Plug the adapter to the Micro USB charging interface (P7). A solid red light indicates charging.
2. Solid blue light indicates charging is completed.

Product Reference

• Max ligntness 200 ANSI lumens
• Resolution 8S4x480
• Display ratio 16:9
• Contra 300:1
• Perfect distance 0.4-3M
• Throw size lm/37.8″; 2m/75″; Jm/110″
• Wi-Fi IE EE 802.11 b/g/n/ac 2.4G/5G
• Bluetooth 4.1
• Battery (Polymer batter) 7000 mAh
• Battery lifetime max 100 minutes
• Power DC 12V3A
• Overall power consumption 34W
• Android system Android 7. l
• support wireless protocol Airplay/ Miracast/ DLNA
• weight 360g
• Product size 12l(L) x 6l(W) x 38.S(H)mm
• Working temperature 0’C-+35″C

Note: This manual is for reference only. Information in the manual is subject to change without prior notice. The manufacturer does not take any direct or indirect responsibility.

FAQs

What is the AMOOWA ‎168 DLP Mini Projector primarily designed for?

The AMOOWA ‎168 DLP Mini Projector is designed for portable entertainment, including movies, presentations, and gaming on-the-go.

What kind of projection technology does it use?

The projector utilizes Digital Light Processing (DLP) technology for crisp and clear visuals.

Is the projector compatible with mobile devices?

Most mini projectors, including the AMOOWA ‎168, offer compatibility with smartphones and tablets, but it's best to check the device's specific ports and connectivity options.

How portable is the projector?

Given its 'Mini' designation, the AMOOWA ‎168 is likely lightweight and compact, making it convenient for travel and on-the-go use.

What's the projector's battery life?

Many mini projectors offer a battery life ranging from 2 to 4 hours. For specific durations, please refer to the product documentation.

Does the projector support wireless connectivity?

Many modern mini projectors support Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity. It's advisable to check the AMOOWA ‎168's specifications for precise details.

What is the resolution of the AMOOWA ‎168 projector?

While the exact resolution isn't specified, typical mini projectors might offer resolutions from 480p to 1080p. Refer to the product's specs for exact figures.

Can I connect a gaming console to the projector?

Yes, if the projector has the appropriate ports (e.g., HDMI), it can connect to gaming consoles.

Does the AMOOWA ‎168 have built-in speakers?

Most mini projectors come with built-in speakers for direct audio output, but for a richer sound, external speakers might be preferred.

Is the projector suitable for outdoor movie nights?

Given its portability, the AMOOWA ‎168 is likely suitable for outdoor viewings, but the brightness level should be considered for optimal outdoor performance.

How do I charge the projector?

Mini projectors typically come with a charging cable or adapter. It's essential to use the recommended charger for the AMOOWA ‎168.

Can I play media directly from a USB drive?

Many mini projectors offer USB ports that allow direct media playback. Check the AMOOWA ‎168's port specifications to confirm.

Is there any warranty provided with the projector?

Most electronic products come with a manufacturer's warranty. The duration and terms for the AMOOWA ‎168 should be confirmed with the seller or manufacturer.

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