Wanbo T2 Max Blue v2 User Manual page 8

Image Mirroring
The following steps can help you to display content of your mobile phone on the projection
coming from the projector through Wi-Fi. In order to proceed, you will need an iPhone with
iOS 6 and above, or Android phone with Android 5.3 and above.
Android
First, ensure that the phone and the projector are both connected to the same Wi-Fi
network. Then, open "Eshare" on the projector. Finally, choose the device with the same
name that is shown on the Eshare to complete the connection.
iOS
First, ensure that the phone and the projector are both connected to the same Wi-Fi
network. Then, open "Eshare" on the projector. Next, open "AirPlay" / "Screen Mirror" on
your iPhone. Finally, choose the device with the same name that is shown on the Eshare to
complete the connection.
iOS - Image Mirroring Without Wi-Fi
If there is no Wi-Fi, first turn on the mobile data, then turn on the Wi-Fi hotspot. On the
projector, open "Eshare". On your iPhone, open "Airplay" / "Screen Mirror" and find the
projector to connect to it.
Screen Extension
Note: Advantage of screen extension, in contrast with image mirroring, is that while image
mirroring enables you to see the screen of your phone on your projector, screen extension
lets you use your phone without any complications while the image you wish to show is
projected.
First, ensure that the phone and the projector are both connected to the same Wi-Fi
network. Then, open "Eshare" on the projector. Next, open "AirPlay" / "Screen Mirror" on
your phone. Search for the projector and connect to it. Open the video software of the
mobile phone and find the TV Mirroring icon (usually it's located in the top right corner).
Note that not all software has this function.
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