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The Bluetooth sound source will be automatically selected and the LED

indicator will be lit. If not, manually press the sound source button to

make the selection.

Turn on Bluetooth on your Bluetooth-enabled device.

When prompted select "Dashbon Flicks" to pair. It may take up to a

minute to pair.

Adjusting Volume

Adjust the music volume by pressing the + and - buttons located on the top panel of

Flicks or the volume buttons on your Bluetooth-enabled device.

Turning off speaker

Press and hold the speaker power button for 2 seconds to turn off the speaker.

Checking the Battery Status

Press the Battery control button to check the battery status. All four LEDs of the

battery indicator will flash once. Afterwards, depending on the battery level, 1, 2, 3, or

all 4 LEDs will flash again once and then the battery indicator will turn off again.

Charging the External Mobile Device

The build-in battery can not only be used for projection but also to charge mobile

devices.

Connect your mobile device to the projector via the USB cable with the end of Type A

connector plugged into the USB port on the front side of the projector.

The device will be charged automatically.

Some MHL device does not follow the standard power design, so that its battery can

not be charged by the projector (e.g. Samsung Galaxy Nexus, HTC M8).

Note: A USB cable is not included in the package content.

Troubleshooting

If your projector does not seem to be functioning properly, check the items below

before you contact an authorized service center.

Symptom

Check if the HDMI cable is plugged correctly.

The projector does not

work when connecting

to a smartphone

notebook or PC with

cable.

1. Use the projector in a darker environment.

The projected image

is too dark.

2. Increase the brightness by using the power adapter.

3. Scale down the projectional image size.

Check Point

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