General Information About the Mobile Projector

The MP-CD1 mobile projector comes with the following accessories:

• USB-C cable (1)
• Micro USB to USB-C adaptor (1)
• High-Speed HDMI® Cable with Ethernet (1)
• Carrying pouch (1)
• Instruction Manual (1)

An image projected on a surface at an angle is displayed with a keystone (trapezoid) shape. The MP-CD1 automatically corrects this distortion.

• The aspect ratio of the image may change.
• An image projected to the ceiling can't be corrected.

Quickly press and release the Power button to cycle through the sound and picture modes.

• If the power is on and no image is projected or there is no device connected to the projector:

  Icons	Picture Mode	Sound Mode
  	Standard	Mute
  	Standard	Unmute
  	Dynamic*1	Mute
  	Dynamic*1	Unmute

  *1 - Photos and videos have enhanced color, brightness, and saturation.

• If the MP-CD1 is projecting a photo or video, you can switch between Standard and Dynamic picture modes. The sound mode isn't changed and no icons are displayed.

Change the volume on the connected device. If the connected device doesn't have any volume control, the sound level will be fixed.

The largest screen size the MP-CD1 can project is 120 inches. Increasing the display size reduces the brightness of the projected image and may prevent the display from being seen if the ambient light is too bright. In this case, bring the projector closer to the projection surface to increase the brightness.

The following table lists the screen size based on the distance of the projector.

Quickly press and release the Power button to show the remaining battery life.

• If the power is off:
  • The charge LED flashes with the following pattern:

    

• If the power is on:
  • The battery icon shows the power level of the battery.

• If there is no external power source, the projection time is approximately two hours.
  • The projection time may vary depending on what's being projected. Lighter images consumes more power than darker images.
• Connecting the projector to an external power source prolongs the projection time. (3.0A AC Adaptor recommended).
• Charging an external device using the USB-out port of the projector uses the power of the projector's internal battery and decreases the projection time.

The USB-out port of the projector can charge a device even while projecting a photo or video. The power output of the USB-out port is 1.5A.

• Regular charging:
  • Approximately two hours and 30 minutes using a 3.0A AC adaptor or portable charger.
  • Approximately four hours using a 1.5A AC adaptor or portable charger.
• Charging while projecting:
  • You can charge the projector even if an image is being projected if a 3.0A AC adaptor or portable charger is used, and no external device is connected to the USB-out port. Charging time depends on the brightness of the projected image.
  • If a 1.5A AC adaptor or portable charger is used while displaying an image, the battery will eventually run out and the projector will power off because the power consumption will be greater than the AC adaptor current.

The mobile projector doesn't have built-Bluetooth or Wi-Fi features. An optional Bluetooth transmitter can be inserted into the audio out jack to output sound to wireless headphones or speakers.

The projector supports Mobile High-Definition Link (MHL™) cable input to connect to Android mobile devices. Check the MHL website or the manual of your Android device for product-specific information.

You can connect the projector to an iPhone or iPad using an Apple® Digital AV Adapter.

The projector supports HDMI input, and an HDMI cable is included. Check your source device for HDMI support, or if an HDMI adapter is required.

It may be possible to connect the projector using the following HDMI-compatible dongles or display adapters:

• Miracast™ HDMI dongle or wireless display adapter
• Chromecast™ HDMI dongle or wireless display adapter
• USB-C to HDMI adapter
• Micro USB to HDMI adapter