Miroir M220 Pro Portable LED Projector Instruction Manual
- June 3, 2024
- Miroir
Table of Contents
Miroir M220 Pro Portable LED Projector
Specifications
- Connectivity Technology: HDMI
- Display Resolution Maximum: 1280 x 720 Pixels
- Display Type: LED
- Item Weight: 15.8 ounces
- Product Dimensions: 4.13 x 6.63 x 1.13 inches
- Item model number: M220
- Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Descriptions
Battery Indicator Lights
Lights flash in turn as the device charges. The battery is fully charged when all the lights illuminate and no longer flash.
Volume Controls
Increase/decrease the volume output of the projector.
Mode Control
Press for auto focus and auto keystone adjustments. Press and hold to turn ECO brightness mode on or off.
Audio out (3.5mm)
Optional Connect an external speaker or headphones.
USB-C Video Input
Connect the supplied USB-C video cable to a device that supports USB-C video output.
HDMI Video Input
Connect an HDMI cable to a device that supports HDMI video output.
USB Power Output
Connect a USB power cable to provide power to a HDMI streaming stick or to charge a smartphone battery. Cannot be used for video input.
USB-C Charge Input
Connect the supplied USB-C charging cable and power adapter. Fully charge battery before the first use (approx. 4-5 hours).
Auto Focus Sensor – IMPORTANT
Do not block sensor. Keep sensor clean and free of debris. Projection Lens
Reset Button
Press to reset projector.
Power Button
Press and hold for 3 seconds to power the projector on or off. Briefly press to check battery life on the projector. Battery life will be displayed by the number of lit battery indicator lights.
Rubber Foot Pads
Provides stability and proper airflow to cooling vents.
Tripod Mount
Will fit a standard sized tripod screw.
Cooling Vent – IMPORTANT
Do not cover or block airflow to the vent.
Connect Your Device Using HDMI
To connect your Apple device to a Miroir projector, you will need an Apple Digital AV Adapter (sold separately) and an HDMI cable (included in the box).
Connect Your MacBook Pro and MacBook Using USB-C
To connect your MacBook to a Miroir projector, you will need a USB-C Video Cable (included in the box).
Important
Not all USB-C cables will support video, The USB-C cable that comes with the projector will support video and charging
Troubleshooting
The image is not square
- Press the mode control. The projector should automatically focus and adjust the vertical keystone of the image to the best condition.
- Check that the projector’s lens is parallel to your projection surface and that your projection surface is flat.
No sound
- Check the volume control on your source device to ensure the volume is turned up.
- Check the volume control on the projector to ensure the volume is turned up.
- If you are using an adapter, verify that the adapter supports audio.
- Check that the HDMI cable is fully plugged into the HDMI port.
No Signal Message
- Check that you are using the required cable and/or adapter.
- If you are using a digital AV adapter, check that the adapter is an authentic Apple adapter and is compatible with your model phone or tablet.
- If you are connecting via USB-C, check that you are using the USB-C video cable that came with the projector – this cable is labeled “USB-C Video Connector.” Some USB-C cables do not support video.
- If you are connected to a laptop or computer, check your computer display settings to ensure a multiple display option is selected (such as “duplicate these displays”).
- Check that your source device supports HDMI video out or USB-C video out.
Projector will not power on, or stay powered on
- Check the battery life of the projector by briefly pressing the power button on the projector. If one or fewer lights illuminate, charge the battery with the USB-C cable.
- Check that you are plugging the USB-C cable into the USB-C power Input port and not the USB-C Video input port on the projector. The image is blurry
- Press the mode control. The projector should automatically focus and adjust the vertical keystone of the image to the best condition.
- Check that the surface you are projecting on is smooth and non-reflective.
- Check that the auto focus sensor is clean and ensure that there is no obstruction between the sensor and your projection surface.
User Support
Learn More
To learn more about your Miroir HD Pro Projector and Its operations, to review specs, and find answers to frequently asked questions, Please visit: www.miroirusa.com/M220
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this item support Bluetooth connectivity with an iPhone 7?****
No Bluetooth functionality. However, you may purchase an adapter for the iPhone that connects the device to an HDMI port and connect it that way. I hope that was useful.
The ANSI lumens?****
There are 400 LED Lumens in the M220.
Is it possible to manually change the brightness?****
There are two brightness settings for the M220 projector: “Normal” and “ECO.” By holding down the “Mode” control button, you can switch between the two (circle on the top of the projector).
Exists a remote on/off function? Is there an iPhone app you can use to switch off the projector without touching it directly?****
No. However, if there was, that would be wonderful.
How long does it take a Miroir projector to charge?****
About 3 to 4 hours Power Switch: To charge the projector’s internal battery, plug the included Micro USB to USB charging cable into a USB wall outlet or computer USB port. Before using, fully charge the battery (approx. 3-4 hours).
Why is my Miroir projector reporting a lack of signal?****
The most frequent causes of the “No Signal” notification are as follows: The source device and the projector are not properly linked. Verify the plugs on the wires and adapters are secure. Make sure you are connecting your source device to the projector with the correct cable and/or adapter.
How can I connect my phone to my Miroir projector?****
Apple Products Use the projector’s remote to select Input. On the projector’s pop-up menu, choose Screen Mirroring. To show the notification panel on your Android device, slide down from the top of the screen. Your Android smartphone should have the Screen Mirroring option selected.
The way a Miroir projector functions****
Turn on the Projector and Start Playing Media Turn on the projector by turning the power switch to the on position. Allow 15 to 20 seconds for the projector to fully boot up and connect to your device. From the menu on your device, select the media you want to watch, and then start playing as usual.
How can I tell when my Miroir projector is fully charged?****
Your projector, the Miroir HD ProAs the smartphone charges, lights on the battery indicator blink sequentially.When all the lights come on and the lights stop flashing, the battery is fully charged. Volume controls allow you to modify the projector’s output volume.
Can I use USB to link my phone to a projector?****
The most recent Samsung phones and other newer Android smartphones use USB-C for charging. If you have a USB-C device, you can connect it directly to a projector that supports HDMI by using a USB-C to HDMI connection. The only thing you should need to do is connect your USB-C device to your projector.
Why won’t my projector display my screen?****
Ensure that the projector and any attached video sources are powered on, and that all required cables are firmly connected. To bring the projector out of standby or sleep mode, press the power button. Check to see if the computer you are connected to is in sleep mode or has a blank screen saver on.
Are projectors WiFi-enabled?****
A transmitter and receiver system is used by the majority of wireless projectors on the market. Your computer (or other source device) plugs in a transmitter, such as a USB stick or dongle, and the projector’s built-in WiFi chip serves as a receiver.
Can I project using my Android phone?****
The majority of projectors still use HDMI as their primary input connector, but with a straightforward converter like this one from Monoprice, you can use a regular cable to connect to your projector. To begin screen mirroring from your Android phone to a projector once the cable is attached, simply change the source.
How is a Miroir projector focused?****
To fine-tune the image on a projector with a manual focus, move the focus wheel forward or backward. For projectors (M300A and M220) that have auto focus: By pushing the mode button on the projector or the auto image correction button on the remote, you can change the image’s focus.
Is Miroir a quality projector?****
The conclusion
A reasonably affordable entry among streaming 1080p projectors with good
acoustics is the Miroir M1200S room-to-room portable. Although it is less
bright than some of its main rivals, it is more affordable and has superior
colour fidelity. Independently chosen and reviewed goods by PCMag editors.