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1 Ensure that the Cast+/Miracast switch or the projection switch is enabled on the large-
screen device. For details about how to turn on the switch, refer to the product manual or
contact the product manufacturer.
2 Swipe down from the upper right edge of your phone to display Control Panel, and touch
and .
3 In Control Panel, touch
to expand the shortcut switch panel (depending on your
device model), and touch Wireless Projection. Your phone will then start searching for
available external large-screen devices.
You can also go to Settings > More connections > Easy Projection to enable
Wireless projection.
4 Touch the device that you want to project your phone to from the detected devices.
By default, after the connection is successful, banner
notications for incoming calls,
messages, and alarms, and Multi-Window are only displayed on your phone instead of the
large-screen device. To change the settings, touch , and turn o the switch for Hide
notications.
Some products do not support the Hide notications feature. The actual product
prevails.
To exit wireless projection, go to > Project screen on the phone screen; alternatively,
swipe down from the upper left edge of the screen to display the notication panel, and
touch DISCONNECT (depending on your device model).
Use Desktop Mode to Make Work More Convenient
After your phone screen is projected, go to > Desktop mode.
In Desktop mode, your phone and the large-screen device work independently and can show
dierent content. The content of a phone projected on the large-screen device is in a layout
similar to that of the computer desktop.
For example, you can edit a document on the large-screen device while chatting on your
phone. You don't need to worry about missing out on notications, calls, or messages, as a
red dot will appear on the notication panel on the large-screen device to let you know.
Use Your Phone as a Touchpad
After your phone screen is projected to a large-screen device in Desktop mode, if no
keyboard or mouse is available, your phone can work as a touchpad to complete input
operations of a mouse and keyboard.
Go to > Touchpad, and you're free to:
Use gestures as instructed to simulate mouse commands.
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