Cinemood TV - First LTE Portable Projector User Manual

Getting Started

Unbox the Cinemood TV portable projector and ensure all components are present, including the projector, power adapter, and 40 GB SD card.
Charge the projector using the provided power adapter. The charging time is approximately 3 hours for a full charge.
Insert the 40 GB SD card (or a larger capacity card up to 256 GB) into the SD card slot on the projector.
Turn on the projector by pressing and holding the power button for a few seconds.

Connecting to Wi-Fi and LTE

On the projector's main menu, navigate to the Settings icon and select it.
Select Wi-Fi and choose your network from the list. Enter your Wi-Fi password if prompted.
To use LTE, insert a compatible SIM card into the SIM card slot on the projector. In the Settings menu, select Network and choose Cellular Data. Enable the Cellular Data option and follow any additional prompts to set up your LTE connection.

Connecting to Bluetooth Devices

On the projector's main menu, navigate to the Settings icon and select it.
Select Bluetooth and enable it if not already enabled.
Choose the device you want to connect to from the list of available devices and follow any additional prompts to complete the connection.

Accessing Streaming Apps and Content

On the projector's main menu, navigate to the desired streaming app (e.g., Prime Video, Netflix, YouTube) and select it.
Log in to your account for the selected app and browse the available content. Select a video to start streaming.
To download content for offline viewing, follow the specific app's instructions for downloading videos.

Cloud Gaming

On the projector's main menu, navigate to the GFN cloud-gaming service and select it.
Sign in or create an account to access the library of over 1000 games.
Connect remote joysticks if desired and start playing games.

Parental Controls, Sleep Timer, and Brightness Control

On the projector's main menu, navigate to the Settings icon and select it.
Choose Parental Controls to set up restrictions for content and app usage.
Select Sleep Timer to set a timer for the projector to automatically turn off.
Adjust the Brightness Control to your desired level for optimal viewing.

Troubleshooting Tips

Projector not turning on: Ensure the projector is fully charged. If the issue persists, try resetting the projector by holding the power button for 10 seconds.
Wi-Fi or LTE connection issues: Check your network settings and restart the projector. If the issue persists, try resetting your modem/router or contacting your network provider.
Bluetooth connection issues: Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on both the projector and the device you are trying to connect. Move the devices closer together and restart the pairing process.
App crashes or streaming issues: Check for updates for the specific app and the projector's firmware. Restart the projector and try again. If the issue persists, contact Cinemood support.
Poor image quality: Adjust the focus and brightness settings for optimal viewing. Ensure the projector is placed at an appropriate distance from the projection surface.
Low battery life: Fully charge the projector before use. If the battery continues to drain quickly, contact Cinemood support for assistance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I connect the Cinemood TV to gaming consoles like Nintendo Switch, PS5, or Xbox One?: No, the Cinemood TV projector cannot be connected to gaming consoles. It is designed for use with the built-in GFN cloud-gaming service.
Can I download and install additional apps on the Cinemood TV projector?: The Cinemood TV projector comes preloaded with a selection of streaming apps. New apps may be added through cloud software updates, but users cannot manually install additional apps.
Can I project DRM-protected content using the Cinemood TV projector?: No, DRM-protected content cannot be screen-mirrored using the Cinemood TV projector.
How do I update the Cinemood TV projector's firmware?: Updates for the Cinemood TV projector are provided through cloud software updates. Ensure your projector is connected to Wi-Fi and check the Settings menu for any available updates.
What is the maximum SD card capacity supported by the Cinemood TV projector?: The Cinemood TV projector supports SD cards with a maximum capacity of 256 GB.

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Specifications

Brand	CINEMOOD
Category	Electronics > Video Projectors
Recommended Uses For Product	Gaming
Special Feature	Built-In Speaker, Lightweight
Connectivity Technology	Wireless
Item Dimensions LxWxH	3.5 x 3.5 x 3.5 inches

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