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Your PicoPix Max One supports easy link which uses the HDMI CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) protocol. You can use a single remote control to turn on or off the easy link compliant devices tha...

These are the different buttons and connections located on the back of your PicoPix Micro 2: Connections: DC: connect to the power supply HDMI input: connect to the HDMI output on a playback devic...

This section helps you change the settings of your PicoPix Micro 2 To go to the Settings of your projector, turn it on and press the Settings button on your remote (or OK on the back of your proje...

Your PicoPix Micro 2 can be operated by either external power or built-in battery Operation by external power: Fix an appropriate plug (EU, UK, US) onto the round base of the power adapter by ali...

Q: Why should you update your software? Software updates bring new features, bug fixes and improve security of your projector. It is recommended to always update your projector to the latest avail...

Congratulations! You just received your PicoPix Micro 2. Here's some tips on what you should setup first upon turning on your projector.   1. Prepare the remote control Press and hold the battery ...

You can power an external dongle or charge a USB device (e.g. smartphone, MP3 player or other mobile device)    Power via USB-A port This port is to power external device or dongle like A...

You can install your PicoPix Max One in four different configurations:  Front table: This is the most common way to position your projector for quick setup and portability. You just place your pro...

Connect a USB-C device (e.g. a mobile phone, tablet or laptop) to your projector through USB-C connection. With this connection, images are shown on the projection screen, and audio is played on...

Connect a playback device (e.g. a Blu-ray player, gaming console, camcorder, digital camera or PC) to your projector through HDMI connection. With this connection, images are shown on the projectio...