WiFi-Doc Client for iOS

User’s Manual

Version: 2.2 Date: Oct. 7 , 2012

1 WiFi-Doc Utility for iOS

1.1 Download from App Store A. Connect your iOS device to Internet network. B. Launch the App Store C. Download the WiFi-Doc application.(Figure.1)D. Follow the instructions to finish the installation.

1.2Transfer Office file to your iPhone or

iPad

1.2.1 upload document files with iTunes 1. Click iTunes to launch application (Figure.1)2 Connect your iOS device to PC/Laptop. 3 Click the iOS device.(step.1)4 Click the Apps list.(step.2).5 Click WiFi-Doc and you can see everything you uploaded

associated with WiFi-Doc.(step.3)6 Click add button, and choose file to upload to your iOS

device.(step.4)

1.2.2 Use E-mail1. Email office file to yourself, and receive email by your iPhone and iPad2. Click on the email attachment (Figure.2)3. Click on the “Open in…”button, and select WiFi-Doc (Figure.3)4. Select a MirrorOp or WPS compatible receive devices, and start the show

2.1 Using WiFi-Doc with iOSA. Enable the WiFi and connect to the Access Point where

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the WiFi-Doc compatible device connected.

B. Select “WiFi-Doc” icon to launch the client

software.C. WiFi-Doc client will start to search for WiFi-Doc

compatible devices automatically.(Figure.4)D. Choose a WiFi-Doc device, if login code is enabled, it will

popup the login page. Enter the login code and press login. If there is no login code, it will login device directly (Figure.5)

E. If “No receiver found”, please check if your Wireless has connected to Projector correctly, or you can choose “Manual Input IP” to enter IP address manually.

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Figure.5 View LocallyYou can also choose “View Locally” to view local document/photo files on your iOS device. (Figure.6)

2.1.1 DocumentsYou can use WiFi-Doc to project Documents (word,pdf,excel, text and powerpoint files ) stored on your phone/tablet to big screen. The document will be prepared for playback on big screens rather than for the tiny screens of your phone/tablet.

Open and select the document file,

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Next/Previous page As below photo shown (Figure.9), for Next/Previous page, you can use your finger to slide the screen to go to the previous/next page directly.

Go to page functionAs below photo shown (Figure.10), you can also use the go to

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page function to jump to the page which you want directly.

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Zoom in/out functionAs below photo (Figure.11), zoom in/out function is available; you can use your finger on your phone to zoom in/out the projection screen during document playback.

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Button Description

Press Stop to stop the projection.

Press Play to play the projection screen

Back to documents select screen

2.1.2 Photos You can use WiFi-Doc to project Photo stored on your phone/tablet Camera Roll to big screen. (Support both vertical and horizontal operation) The photo will be prepared for playback on big screens rather than for the tiny screens of your phone/tablet.

Open and select the photo file, then project it through WiFi-Doc to MirrorOp compatible device.

Note. Photo function supported in iOS 4.2 and above only.For photo function, enable iOS location service is required.Please allow WIFI-DOC to use iPhone Location Service to let it can access iOS Camera Roll.

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Next/Previous photo fileAs below photo shown (Figure.13), for Next/Previous file, you can use your finger to slide the screen to go to the previous/next file directly.

Go to functionAs below photo shown (Figure.14), you can also use the go to page function to jump to the photo file which you want directly.

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Zoom in/out function As below photo (Figure.15), zoom in/out function is available;

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you can use your finger on your phone to zoom in/out the projection screen during photo playback.

Figure.15Button Description

Press Pause to freeze the projection screen.Press Play to play the projection screenGo to documents select screenPress it to start/stop SildeShow Note.SlideShow supported in iOS5 and above only

Rotate photo 90 degrees