How to Get the Wii to Work on a Projection

Wired Sensor Extension

• 1

  Plug the audio/video cable, sensor cable extension and power cable that came with the Nintendo Wii into the appropriate ports on the back of the Wii. There is no need to connect a wireless extension if you are using a wireless sensor.

• 2

  Plug the color-coded audio/video connectors into matching slots in an available audio/video input on the projector.

• 3

  Connect the power cable to an available AC power outlet.

• 4

  Stretch out the sensor extension in the direction of where the projector image will be displayed.

• 5

  Connect the sensor to the extension, then position the sensor directly beneath the center of where the projector image will be displayed. Alternatively, if you are using a wireless sensor, insert the required number of batteries in the base of the sensor and then turn it on. The sensor will automatically detect your Wii remote and Wii.

• 6

  Turn on the projector, then turn on the Nintendo Wii. Set up the projector so it displays the input the Wii is connected.

• 7

  Press the gray Wii button in the lower left corner of Nintendo Wii home screen.

• 8

  Select "Wii Settings" on the right side of the screen, then select the right-pointing arrow along the right edge of the projector screen.

• 9

  Select "Sensor Bar." Stand at a distance away from the projector where you will typically stand when using the Wii, then select "Sensor Bar Position." Select "Below TV" and then select "Confirm."

• 10

  Select "Sensitivity" and then select "OK" twice. Get yourself into the position you will be in when using the Wii and then press the "+" or "-" buttons until the two dots on the screen are the same size and blinking at the same rate. Press "OK" when you find a point when this occurs.

• 11

  Press the "Home" button on the Wii remote. Select "Wii Menu" and then select "Yes" to return to the Wii menu.