To control a projected app, you can touch the projected app in the oating bubble to
display the app's oating window, which can be used for controls. You can also adjust the
volume on the large-screen device from the oating window.
• Apps in split-screen or oating-window mode can't be projected.
• To safeguard your privacy, this feature can't be used once your device screen has been
locked.
You can exit app projection in any of the following ways:
• Touch the capsule at the top of the phone screen, then touch in the Live view to
switch to mirror projection, or touch
to exit wireless projection.
• Touch the oating bubble for your device to display the app's oating window, then touch
in the oating window to exit wireless projection.
• Touch and hold the oating bubble and drag it to the at the bottom of the screen, to
switch to mirror projection.
Tap to Project Your Phone to a Vision
With just one tap, you can project videos or games from your phone to a Vision to enjoy
them on a larger display.
Before using this feature, please update the Vision to the latest version.
1 On the home page of the Vision, go to Settings > Connections/Remote & connections,
and enable Projection, while keeping the screen on.
2 Swipe down from the upper right corner of your phone to display Control Panel, enable
NFC, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.
3 Tap the NFC area (around the rear camera) on the phone against the non-key area near
the bottom of the Vision remote control, hold for 2 to 3 seconds, and follow the
instructions on your phone to select the device to which you wish to project.
4 When connecting for the
rst time, conrm the connection on your phone and Vision as
prompted.
To disconnect the two devices, swipe down from the upper left corner of your phone to
display the
notication panel, and touch in the projection notication.
• Screen projection with a tap won't work if your phone is locked or the screen is o.
• This feature is only available in some countries and regions.
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