How to troubleshoot no sound from external HDMI output device on Philips Projector?
If you experience no sound from an external HDMI output device connected to your Philips Projector, set the audio setting on the HDMI output device to Stereo (PCM).
What to do if there is no image from the external HDMI device on my Philips PicoPix Max Projector?
If you're not getting an image from the external HDMI device on your Philips Projector, try disconnecting the HDMI cable or switching off the HDMI device, waiting three seconds, and then reconnecting the HDMI cable or switching on the HDMI device again.
Why is my Philips PicoPix Max Projector charging so slowly?
If your Philips Projector is charging slowly, remember that when the projector is powered on, the external power will be used first to run the projector, and any unused power will charge the battery. For faster charging, charge the projector while it is powered off.
How to fix no sound when connecting my computer to Philips PicoPix Max Projector via HDMI?
If there is no sound from your Philips Projector when connecting your computer via HDMI cable, check that the sound is activated on the computer and set to output to the projector.
Why does my Philips Projector keep turning itself off?
If your Philips Projector turns itself off, it could be due to low battery power. Also, if the projector is running for a long period, the surface may become hot, so ensure proper ventilation with at least 30 cm of clear space around all sides. Check that the power cable is correctly connected.
Why is the sound or picture distorted when viewing videos on my Philips Projector?
If you are viewing videos on your Philips Projector and the sound or picture is distorted, or the sound is not synchronized, it may be due to several reasons. The available WiFi bandwidth might be insufficient for sending the video flawlessly from the smartphone to the projector. Also, your smartphone might not be fast enough to compress the screen data and send it simultaneously over WiFi. Your smartphone may maintain parallel connections to your home network and the projector, reducing the available bandwidth. Disabling temporarily the connection to your home network may help.
How to fix a Philips PicoPix Max Projector that cannot be turned on?
If your Philips Projector cannot be turned on, it might be due to low battery power. Connect the projector to an external power supply. If that doesn't work, disconnect and reconnect the power cable, and try again. Ensure you are using the original power adapter. If you're using a USB-C PD adapter, it must be 60W or higher and support 15V at 3A or 4A (20V is not supported).
Covers general safety precautions for projector operation and handling.
Details risks associated with battery handling and potential product damage.
Specifies power adapter requirements and connection details.
Alerts users to the danger of looking directly into the projector lens.
Steps to turn on the projector and perform initial configuration.
Covers operation via external power and built-in battery charging.
Instructions for connecting the remote control via Bluetooth for pointer function.
Guide to connect the projector to a wireless network.
Steps to pair and stream audio to a Bluetooth speaker.
How to connect external devices using an HDMI cable.
Guide for connecting devices using the USB-C port.
Instructions for connecting speakers or headphones via audio jack.
How to access and view files on connected storage media.
Instructions for mirroring iOS device and Mac screens wirelessly.
How to cast videos from iOS devices to the projector wirelessly.
Steps for mirroring Android and Windows PC screens wirelessly.
Tips for prolonging battery life and proper charging procedures.
Detailed technical information about the projector's hardware and capabilities.
General| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 (Full HD) |
|---|---|
| Projection Technology | DLP |
| Light Source | LED |
| Throw Ratio | 1.2:1 |
| Battery Life | up to 3 hours |
| Internal Memory | 16 GB |
| Operating System | Android |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Screen Size | up to 120 inches |
| Connectivity | HDMI, USB |
| Built-in Speaker | Yes |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Battery | Yes |
| Weight | 850g |
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