Help Guide MP-CL1A m. 120 inches. 2.3 m. 80 inches m. 40 inches. 3-MP Sony Corporation

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Help Guide MP-CL1A 3.45 m 120 inches 2.3 m 80 inches 1.15 m 40 inches 3-MP0-107-02 2016 Sony Corporation

Parts and Controls CAUTION Do not point the laser light directly at eyes or people, nor look into it. Doing so may cause serious injuries such as loss of eyesight. Strap hole Micro USB jack Use an AC power adaptor with a 1.5 A or greater output to charge the projector. (power) button Press and hold the (power) button for longer than 1 second to turn the power on or off.

Jog lever ( /ENTER/+) Press the jog lever while at the ENTER position to display the menu. Slide it to + or to move to next or previous menu item, then press while at the ENTER position to select the highlighted item. Speaker Built-in Wi-Fi antenna HDMI/MHL IN jack AUDIO OUT jack Connect headphones or speakers to this jack. USB OUT jack (for power supply) Connect another device to this jack to charge it. The while charging the device. Ventilation holes (charge) lamp (power) lamp Lens Laser radiates from this aperture. lamp lights up in green

Adjusting the volume Slide the Jog Lever to + or while the menu is not displayed to adjust the volume. Checking the remaining battery power Press and quickly release the button (within 1 second). The lamp blinks in orange, showing the battery status. The lamp blinks in one of the following patterns according to the remaining battery power. (Once): 0% to 30% remaining (Twice): 30% to 70% remaining (Three times): 70% to 100% remaining

Using the Menu Navigating the Menu Learn how to navigate through the menu here. 1 Press the jog lever while at the ENTER position. The menu is projected. 2 Slide the jog lever to + or to move to the next or previous menu item. 3 Press the jog lever while at the ENTER position with the desired menu item highlighted. One of the following is displayed according to the selected menu item.

Values to choose from Slide the jog lever to + or to move to the next or previous value, then press the lever while at the ENTER position with the desired value highlighted. Submenu Slide the jog lever to + or to move to the next or previous submenu item, then press the lever while at the ENTER position with the desired item highlighted. The adjustment bar or another screen is displayed according to the selected item.

Adjustment bar Slide the jog lever to + or to change the value shown in the bar, then press the lever while at the ENTER position to confirm. To exit the menu Press and hold the jog lever for about 2 seconds while at the ENTER position.

Description of the Menu Items Close Input change Exits the menu. Selects an input source from HDMI/MHL and screen mirroring according to the connection method. Keystone Keystone Preset 1/ Preset 2/ OFF When using the lens cover stand (supplied) on a flat surface, select [ Keystone Preset 1] or [ Keystone Preset 2] according to the tilt of the projector. Preset 1 Preset 2 The preset values can be customized by changing the settings in [ V keystone] and/or [ H keystone] below.

V keystone Corrects vertical distortion. The value set here overwrites the selected preset value. H keystone Corrects horizontal distortion. The value set here overwrites the selected preset value. Flip (left-right) Flips the image horizontally. Use this mode for rear projection. To flip the image back to normal, select this menu again.

Picture setting Dynamic mode Contrast Hue Saturation Enhances picture contrast and sharpness. * Other items of the Picture setting are not available while [ Dynamic mode] is selected. Adjusts the contrast of the projected image. Adjusts the color tones. Adjusts the color intensity. Bluetooth function Bluetooth function ON/OFF Device list Turns on/off the Bluetooth function. Selects the device to connect with the projector from [Paired devices] or [Available Devices].

Lip sync ON/OFF Syncs with sound. When sound synchronization problems occur, use the lip-sync function. Depending on the specifications of your speaker, headphones, or device, a sound synchronization problem may occur even if the lip-sync function is ON. * You cannot change the [ Lip sync ON/OFF] setting when the Bluetooth function is OFF or while the Bluetooth device is connected. Setup Device name Sleep timer Optical alignment Displays the device name of the projector. You can change the name (up to 15 characters) by selecting the name field and using the on-screen keyboard. Select [Save] to save the new name. Turns the projector off automatically after a set length of time up to 150 minutes in increments of 30 minutes. Adjusts the horizontal/vertical alignment of the color items. Try this if the projected image is unclear.

Biphase alignment Factory reset Software update Information Adjusts the synchronization timing of input signals. Try this if the projected image is flickering or blurred. Resets all setting values (except for the Optical and Biphase alignment settings) to the factory default. Updates the software of the projector when there is a software update available. Visit the website at http://www.sony.net/ SonyInfo/Support/ for details. Displays the Help guide (this document) and other important information.

On-Screen Keyboard The keyboard is displayed on the screen when the text box is selected in the [Device name] screen or the password entry screen. Slide the jog lever to + or to move through the keys, then press the lever with the desired key highlighted. abcd ABC a b k l u v AC c d m n w x e o y f p z BS space Close Change K Change K Del g h a j q r s t Done Text field Close 12#/ABC/abc Displays the input text. Closes the on-screen keyboard without saving the input text. Switches the input mode. You can also switch the input mode by pressing the jog lever for more than 2 seconds while another key is highlighted. [12#]: Numbers, punctuation and symbols [ABC]: Capital letters [abc]: Small letters

AC <--/--> BS Del Done Clears the text field. Moves the cursor left or right. Deletes characters to the left of the cursor. Deletes characters to the right of the cursor. Saves the input text and closes the on-screen keyboard.

Connecting via Screen Mirroring Connect the projector to a device capable of screen mirroring and project its screen. 1 Select [ Input change] - [ Screen mirroring] in the menu of the projector. 2 With your device capable of screen mirroring search for connectable devices. A list of connectable devices is displayed. 3 Tap the Device name of the projector (MP-CL1A) in the list.

4 Select [ Return] - [ ] to exit the menu. The screen of the device capable of screen mirroring is projected. Operate the device to select the content that you want to project. Note The operation for searching for the projector using the screen mirroring function differs depending on the device. Refer to the manual of your device for details. The screen mirroring function may be also referred to as Miracast, etc.

Connecting via HDMI Cable Connect the projector with an HDMI-compatible device such as a computer, PlayStation or video device, then project its content. 1 Connect the projector and the HDMIcompatible device using an HDMI cable (sold separately). 2 Select [ Input change] - [ HDMI/MHL] in the menu of the projector. 3 Select [ Return] - [ ] to exit the menu. The screen of the HDMI-compatible device is projected. Operate the device to select the content that you want to project. HDMI cable (sold separately) To a computer, PlayStation or video device

Connecting via MHL Connect the projector with an MHL-compatible device such as a smartphone or tablet, then project its content. 1 Connect the projector and the MHLcompatible device using an MHL cable (sold separately). 2 Select [ Input change] - [ HDMI/MHL] in the menu of the projector. 3 Select [ Return] - [ ] to exit the menu. The screen of the MHL-compatible device is projected. Operate the device to select the content that you want to project. MHL cable (sold separately) To a smartphone or tablet

Note To supply power to the connected device during an MHL connection, connect the projector to a wall outlet to charge with the USB cable (supplied) and a USB power adapter (sold separately). Note, however, that the remaining battery power of the projector may decrease even while charging depending on the connected device.

Alignment Settings Optical Alignment Adjust the horizontal/vertical alignment of the color items to obtain a clear image. If colored lines are seen beside the crossed lines in the [Optical alignment] screen, the color items corresponding to those colors need to be adjusted. 1 Select [ Setup] - [ Optical alignment]. The [Optical alignment] screen appears. To select an item in the screen, slide the jog lever to + or, then press the lever with the desired item highlighted.

2 Select the adjustment item ( ). Select [Adjust All], to adjust all colors. Select [Adjust Red], [Adjust Green], [Adjust R & G], or [Adjust R & B] to adjust colors individually. 3 Adjust the horizontal/vertical position of the selected color item. Slide the jog lever to + or to move the position, then press the lever when you have finished adjusting. To adjust both horizontal and vertical positions of the same color item, repeat this step. 4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 to adjust other color items as necessary. 5 When you have finished adjusting, select [Save] ( ) to save the new values. 6 Select [Close] ( ). The [Optical alignment] screen closes.

To revert to the most recently saved values Select [Cancel] ( ). To revert to the default values Select [Initialize] ( ).

Biphase Alignment Adjust the synchronization timing of the input signals if the projected image is flickering or blurred. If the three white vertical lines at the center of the [Biphase alignment] screen look blurred, you need to perform the following procedures. 1 Select [ Setup] - [ Biphase alignment]. The [Biphase alignment] screen appears. To select an item on the screen, slide the Jog Lever to + or, then press the lever with the desired item highlighted. SaveToFactory Initialize 2 Select [Adjust] ( ). 3 Slide the jog lever to + or so the three lines ( ) look clear without blur. Press the jog lever when you have finished adjusting. 4 Select [Save] ( ) to save the new value.

5 Select [Close] ( ). The [Biphase alignment] screen closes. To revert to the most recently saved value Select [Cancel] ( ). To revert to the default values Select [Initialize] ( ).

Troubleshooting Operation The projector does not charge. The USB OUT jack can only be used to supply power to other devices, and it cannot be used to charge the projector. Be sure to use the Micro USB jack to charge the projector. The fan is noisy. This is not a malfunction. When the ambient temperature is high, the fan noise becomes louder. No images are projected. Check that the input source is selected correctly in the [ Input change] menu. Check that the cable, connector and/or adaptor are connected correctly for wired connection. Some image formats may not be available depending on the connected device or the connection method. There is no sound. Check the volume level of the projector and the connected device.

The jack. lamp blinks in red while charging another device via the USB OUT The USB cable (supplied) may not be connected correctly. Disconnect it and reconnect. The specifications of the connected device may not meet the requirements. Check the charging specifications of the device. Picture The image is flickering or blurred. The synchronization timing of the input signals may need to be adjusted. Select [ Setup] - [ Biphase alignment] in the menu and adjust the timing. The image is a trapezoidal shape. Move the projector to adjust the projection angle. Correct the distortion electronically in the [ Keystone] menu. The image is reversed. Select [ Flip (left-right)] in the menu to flip back the image.

The projected image is unclear. Go to the [ Optical alignment] and/or [ Biphase alignment] menu and perform adjustment. The image is too dark. Adjust [ Contrast] and [ Saturation] in the [ Picture setting] menu. The color does not look appropriate. Adjust [ Hue] and [ Saturation] in the [ Picture setting] menu. Connection The image is not projected smoothly via screen mirroring. Check that the Wi-Fi antenna parts of the projector and the connected device are not covered by your hands, etc. Remove obstacles between the projector and the connected device, and place them closer to each other. A connection via screen mirroring cannot be established. Check that the Wi-Fi antenna parts of the projector and the connected device are not covered by your hands, etc.

The Wi-Fi function of the device capable of screen mirroring may need to be turned off when using the screen mirroring function. Refer to the manual of your device for details. If the problem still persists after performing the suggested remedies, contact your nearest Sony dealer.

Important Information Notes on use The USB OUT jack of the projector is for output only. Do not connect the projector to a USB jack of a computer or other device. Doing so may cause malfunction. If the lens is not clean, wipe it with a soft cloth such as eyeglass cleaner cloth. Do not use or store the projector in a humid or dusty place. Remove cables from the projector after use or while not in use. Check the connections of the projector periodically to make sure dust does not accumulate. The antenna is built in to the projector. Do not cover the antenna part with your hands, as doing so may affect the communications quality. Do not place the projector close to credit cards. Doing so may result in the loss of recorded data. Noise may be heard on nearby TVs, radios or tuners while using the projector. If this happens, use the projector away from these products. When charging the projector while projecting images, the remaining battery power of the projector may decrease depending on the usage environment.