Screen mirroring with Android device

You can wirelessly project content on your PicoPix Nano either with an iOS or Android device. This article explains you how to do it with an Android device. Please read this article to know how to do it with an iOS device.

Wireless projection with Android devices

You need an Android device which supports Miracast or Screen Mirroring. Note that feature name can also be known as Screencast, Screen Sharing, WiFi Direct, and Wireless Display, etc. Not all Android devices have this feature. Refer to your device user manual for details. 

Then, follow theses steps: 

• Turn on your Android device's Wi-Fi

• Turn on your projector by pressing the Power button on the side of your projector. The Home Menu is displayed
• Use the Navigation button on the side of your projector, to select Screen Mirroring and then press OK on the side of your projector

• The window for selecting a screen mirroring method is displayed: Apple and Android. Select Android and press OK on the side of your projector, to enter the screen mirroring interface

• In the screen mirroring interface, your projector name is displayed. You are prompted to connect your Android device to your projector
• On your Android device, access the Screen Mirroring settings, and select the Wireless Display option. Then select your projector name under Wireless Display to connect your Android device to your projector

• After successful connection, the screen content of your Android device is casted to the projection surface

Videos: You can also watch these Youtube videos to learn how to use the Screen Mirroring with Android

• Mobile phones (Huawei, Nokia, Samsung, etc..):

• PC (Windows):

If you face any issues related to the screen mirroring, please read this article.

Note that due to content protection (DRM), Wi-Fi screen mirroring can't be used to stream platforms like Netflix, Hulu, etc., unless used via Google Chrome from a Mac or PC.