Project Wirelessly
This article is for users with a Miroir projector model that has wireless connectivity built-in.
Note: Projecting cannot be done via a Bluetooth connection. Bluetooth bandwidth is insufficient for video and screen mirroring. Bluetooth connectivity is included on some Miroir projector models for flexible connectivity options for devices like external speakers, Bluetooth keyboards and for the Miroir Remote.
Wireless Compatibility and Setup
The wireless connection to the projector is setup differently depending on what type of device you are connecting. Please use the quick links below to jump to the relevant information in this article for your device:
- Android Devices
- Apple Devices
- Windows Devices
Android Devices
Android devices require Android OS 6.0, or later, the wireless screen mirroring capability and Miracast compatibility to connect wirelessly with the projector.
How to Connect:
Follow the prompts from Miroir projector model main screen for Screen Mirroring. The model should support WIFI in order to Screen Mirror.
Apple Devices
AirPlay and wireless are supported on iOS devices. Wireless iOS viewing is limited to certain file types (native videos, native photos, PPTX files, KEY files, and PDF files) through Screen Mirroring.
How to Connect:
Go to the main projector menu and following the prompts under screen mirroring for iOS devices, or Android.
Windows Devices
Your Windows device must support the wireless screen mirroring capability and be Miracast compatible to connect wirelessly with the projector.
How to Connect:
Follow the laptop intructions for connecting wirelessy to a display device, and look for the projector model your trying to connect to.
Troubleshooting
Follow the projector model FAQ for connecting to digital device wirelessly. If you need further assistance, contact Miroir Support at www.miroirusa.com.