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ViewSonic M1+ Portable LED Projector user guide

The official user guide for the ViewSonic M1+ Portable LED Projector, published by ViewSonic. Read all 92 pages right here, jump to any chapter, or download and print the PDF.

92 pages · 12.8 MB English Published by ViewSonic Added Sep 14, 2026
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01 M1+ portable projector user guide

ViewSonic M1+ Portable LED Projector User guide
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02 Contents

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  1. 01Safety Precautions p.3
  2. 02Introduction p.8
  3. 03Initial Setup p.12
  4. 04Making Connections p.14
  5. 05Using the Projector p.25
  6. 06Operating the Projector p.40
  7. 07Appendix p.71
  8. 08Regulatory and Service Information p.79

03 Document details

BrandViewSonic
ModelM1+ portable projector
Document typeUser guide
CategoryTVs & Home Theater
Pages92
File size12.8 MB
LanguageEnglish
Original sourceviewsonicglobal.com

04 Check you have the right manual

The sticker is on the back panel of the TV, often near the ports. Most smart TVs also show the model code in the settings menu under Support or About, which is easier than pulling a mounted TV off the wall.

Compare the model number on your product's label with the model list on the first pages of the PDF. Letters at the end often only mean color or region.

05 Common jobs

Is this the official ViewSonic M1+ Portable LED Projector manual?

Yes. This is the user guide published by ViewSonic, originally hosted at viewsonicglobal.com. We host a copy so you can read, download and print it here.

Can I download the M1+ portable projector manual as a PDF?

Yes. Use the Download PDF button in the viewer or the sidebar. The file is 12.8 MB and has 92 pages.

Where is the model number on my tvs & home theater?

The sticker is on the back panel of the TV, often near the ports. Most smart TVs also show the model code in the settings menu under Support or About, which is easier than pulling a mounted TV off the wall.