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1. Set up your projector on a table or floor, preferably with something dark behind it to avoid light spilling over the screen.

2. Locate an electrical outlet within reach of your wires and fasten them to it with an outlet extender, if needed

3. Connect the power cord to the wall outlet or electrical extension cord

4. Connect your video equipment (computer, DVD player, etc.) to the appropriate jacks on your projector

5. Turn on your video equipment first, then turn on the projector 

 

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6. Set up your screen by attaching the sides to any clips on the back of the screen

7. (Optional) If you have a long video cable and need to place your projector somewhere far from where you're viewing, use a wire extender to make it reachable.

8. (Optional) If something comes between you and yourprojector, such as a wall, move your seating area instead of moving the projector

9. Set the focus with the lens control knob on top of the projector if you can't see clearly onscreen

10. For added lighting in your darkened space, place a table lamp with a red bulb behind the screen

11. (Optional) Turn off the room lights to test your projector setup 

 

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12. To turn your projector off, unplug it from the electrical outlet and/or turn off at the switch on top of the projector

13. Unplug everything once you're done using it for the day and store it out of sight until your next presentation

14. Clean any dust or debris that has settled on your projector lens (and then clean and store away all the cleaning supplies)

15. (Optional) Wipe down your screen and projector with a microfiber cloth, dry it, and store the cloth in a dust-free place until your next presentation

I've had a projector for about a year now. I am on my second model. The first one was too complicated and took up a lot of space, but the second model is much less expensive and easier to set up. I’ve put together this article to help you learn how to install your own projector if you’re interested in stepping up your movie watching capabilities from 2D to 3D or submersible movies like Aquaman or Avatar.

The first step is setting up your projector. Many projectors come with legs that you can put together yourself, and some even have a clamp for a tripod. I recommend securing it to the ceiling because there are more options for the screen and it prevents the screen from getting damaged if someone bumps into the projector. Next it’s time to connect your cables. You will need HDMI cable, an HDMI to USB converter or use a wireless keyboard on your computer that you want to use as a remote, and either an HDMI splitter or an Apple TV. I prefer using Apple TV because you don’t have to worry about syncing Bluetooth keyboards with separate devices.

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How-To Install Projector -

"There are many other methods you can use such as physical projection by using a mirror or acrylic glass," says Pieter. "But I have done it with a projector connected to my laptop."

In this article, you will find out all the basics of how to install projector including how-to wire up your projector and how-to install your own software.