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Basic setup
Step 1: set up the language
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Select
on the upper right of the home
screen, and press OK, then go to Projector
Settings - Language/Input. The following
Language & Input menu appears. Use the
Navigation buttons and OK on the remote
control to make changes.
•
Language: Select your desired language for
on-screen menus.
•
Time Zone: Select your time zone.
•
Keyboard Input Method: Select English
keyboard or other input methods.
Step 2: activate on-screen
pointer
Activate the on-screen pointer (mouse cursor)
to replace the function of the Navigation
buttons on the remote control. The on-screen
pointer is useful when you input text through
pop-up virtual keyboard, browse the Internet,
or use some certain apps.
Before you can use the on-screen pointer, pair
the remote control with the projector.
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Go to the Bluetooth settings interface.
Select
on the upper right of the home
screen, and press OK, then go to Projector
Settings - Bluetooth On. Enable Bluetooth
by selecting Switch Bluetooth if not
enabled.
Press and hold OK and
2
control until the LED on the remote control
flashes red. Bluetooth on the remote
control is activated.
3
Select Scan for devices in the Bluetooth
settings interface to search for Bleutooth
devices available.
4
Select Philips AirMote from the Bluetooth
device list, and press OK. Then the remote
control is paired with the projector.
Initial operation
To use on-screen pointer
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on the remote
When the remote control is paired with the
projector, press
on the remote control to
display or cancel the on-screen pointer.
When the pointer (angled arrow) is
displayed on the projection screen,
move the remote control in the air then
the pointer moves across the screen
correspondingly.
Press the
button on the remote control
to confirm selection (the OK button is
disabled).
The on-screen pointer is disabled if you
press the Navigation button on the remote
control. To enable the on-screen pointer
again, press .
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