This document serves as a user manual for the WiMiUS P60 projector, providing comprehensive instructions for its operation, installation, and troubleshooting. The projector is designed for versatile use, offering various projection modes and connectivity options to enhance the user's viewing experience.

Function Description

The WiMiUS P60 is a projector capable of displaying images and videos from a variety of sources onto a screen. It supports multiple input methods, including HDMI, USB, and AV, making it compatible with devices such as smart phones, iPads, Fire TV sticks, TV boxes, DVD players, and computers. The projector is equipped with features for image adjustment, wireless connectivity, and audio output, aiming to provide a flexible and high-quality projection solution.

Usage Features

Installation and Setup: The projector offers flexible installation methods, allowing it to be placed on a stable desk or hanged on the ceiling using a special hanger frame. Users can choose between front projection (desk or ceiling mount) and rear projection (desk or ceiling mount) based on their environment and requirements. For optimal image quality, it is recommended to keep the projector's lens axially symmetrical to the screen. If this is not possible, the keystone correction function can be used to adjust the projection image. The manual provides detailed instructions for adjusting the tilt base and locating the screw holes for ceiling mounting.

Starting the Projector: To start the projector, simply press the power key on the remote or the projector itself. The indicator light will turn green, signaling that the device is on.

Image Adjustment: Upon first use, the image may appear unclear. This can be corrected by adjusting the focus ring on the right side of the projector. Rotating the focus ring or lens slowly will help achieve the clearest image. If the image remains blurry, adjusting the projection distance is recommended. The projector also features a 4D keystone function, which allows users to adjust the projection screen to a rectangular shape, correcting for vertical and horizontal distortions. This advanced keystone correction includes both 4-sided trapezoidal and 4-corner trapezoidal adjustments, enabling precise image alignment.

Digital Zoom: The digital zoom feature allows users to scale the projection screen from 50% to 100%. This can be done uniformly by turning on both the "Custom zoom" and "Scaling" buttons, or separately for horizontal and vertical dimensions by turning on "Custom Zoom" and turning off "Scaling."

Input Signal Source Selection: The projector's home page provides options to select the desired input signal source, such as HDMI1, HDMI2, or AV.

USB Disk Input Mode: Users can play movies, music, photos, or office suite files directly from a USB disk. After inserting the USB disk into one of the two USB input ports, users can navigate through the "Video," "Music," "Picture," or "Office" options on the home page. Selecting a desired file or folder and pressing the "OK" button will initiate playback. The "Office" option supports reading and presenting files like PPT and PDF directly from the USB key.

Wireless Connectivity (WiFi Setting): The projector supports wireless screen mirroring for both iOS and Android devices.

iOS Cast (for iOS Devices): To connect an iOS device, users need to access the projector's settings menu, select "WiFi," and connect the P60 projector to their home WiFi network. Subsequently, from the home page, selecting "iOS Cast" and pressing "OK" will prepare the projector for mirroring. On the iOS device, users must connect to the same home WiFi network as the projector, then open the "Control Center," select "Screen Mirroring," and choose "WiMiUS P60 Projector." The iOS device screen will then be displayed on the projection screen.
Miracast (for Android Devices): For Android devices, users navigate to the home page, select "Miracast," and press "OK" to enter the Miracast Setting Menu. On the Android device, users must go to "Settings," then "WLAN Display," turn on "Wi-Fi," and connect to their home WiFi. They then select "Screen mirroring" and choose "WiMiUS P60 Projector." The Android device screen will be displayed on the projection screen. It's important to note that not all Android phones support this function, and operations may vary by brand.

Bluetooth Setting: The projector allows for Bluetooth connectivity with external audio devices. From the home page, users can select the "Bluetooth" option, open the Bluetooth function, and scan for nearby Bluetooth devices. Once the desired device is found, it can be selected for automatic pairing and connection. The P60 projector is compatible with Bluetooth headsets, speakers, and AirPods, but not Bluetooth keyboards or phones.

Projector Image Setting (Projection Mode): The projection mode can be adjusted from the settings menu. Users can select "Projection Position" and use the arrow keys to choose and confirm the desired projection position.

Signal Lines Connection: The WiMiUS P60 projector features six interfaces: two HDMI ports, two USB ports, a 3.5mm headphone output, and an AV output. This allows for connection to various devices such as PCs, phones, DVD players, soundbars, and gaming consoles (e.g., PS4).

Connecting Devices via HDMI: TV sticks or laptops can be connected to any HDMI port. For computers, users may need to adjust display settings to duplicate or extend the desktop.
Connecting to a DVD Player: A DVD player can be connected using either the 3-in-1 AV cable (RCA cable) or an HDMI cable.
Connecting to a Soundbar/Speaker: If a speaker has an AUX port, a 3.5mm audio cable can be used to connect the projector to the speaker.

Maintenance Features

General Tips for Longevity:

Temperature Control: Avoid placing the projector in rooms that are too warm or too cold, as extreme temperatures can shorten the device's lifespan. An optimal working environment temperature is between 5°C and 35°C.
Dust Removal: If black spots appear on the projection screen, it may be due to dust. The manual advises contacting customer support for guidance on how to remove dust.
Ventilation: The projector is equipped with ventilation to ensure stable operation. It is crucial not to cover the vent with cloth, blankets, or other objects. Inserting anything into the projector's slits should also be avoided, as this could cause a short circuit or electric shock, leading to damage.
Protection from Impact: The projector should be protected from strong impact, extrusion, and vibration to prevent internal circuit faults.
Lens Care: The lens is a critical component affecting picture definition. Excessive dust on the lens can degrade image quality. The dirty lens should be wiped with a soft cotton cloth specifically designed for glass lens surfaces. Hard cloths or abrasive materials should not be used.

Remote Control Care:

Battery Installation: Install two AAA batteries (not included) into the remote control. Do not mix new and old batteries, as this can lead to insufficient power supply and operational failure.
Signal Transmission: When using the remote, ensure that its signal transmitter is aimed at the projector's infrared signal receiver.
Battery Removal for Storage: If the remote control will not be used for an extended period, remove the batteries to prevent leakage.

Safe Shutdown: To safely shut down the projector, press the power button on the projector or remote, unplug the power cord, and then cover the lens. Store the projector in a cool and dry place.

Troubleshooting: The manual includes a troubleshooting section to address common issues:

Power Indicator Not Working: Check if the power is connected properly or if the over-heat protection system has been activated.
Remote Control Not Communicating: Verify if the power switch at the back of the projector is on, if the remote control's batteries are depleted, or if anything is obstructing the signal between the remote and the IR receiver.
No Image on Screen: Check if the channel setup is correct, if there's an input signal, if the input cable is plugged in well, and if the PC mode refresh rate is not above 75KHz.
Blue Screen, No Picture, No Sound: Ensure the input device is properly connected to the projector.
Picture Right, No Sound: Turn off Dolby on the input device, or check if the video's decode system is supported by the projector.
Cannot Play Movies: Verify the video format, check if files are broken, or if the device itself is faulty.
Cannot Play Video in Apps (Netflix, Hulu, Prime): These apps are limited by HDCP and are not supported directly by the projector. A TV stick should be plugged into the projector to watch these apps.
Cannot Find Devices with Hard Drive or Flash Drive: Check if the connected device is broken.
Auto-off After Working: This could be due to blocked ventilation, unstable voltage, or the over-heat protection system.
Bluetooth Speaker Incompatibility: Some Bluetooth speakers may not be compatible. Users are advised to contact customer support with the brand and model of their speaker.
Unstable WiFi Connection: Check the phone's network status and ensure the distance between the phone and projector is within 1 meter.

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