And then make a click on Detect Displays. The information on this page applies to the following models: PPA1270/F7, PPX3610/F7. Once the ports are filled with the cables, go to the Apple icon from your Macbook Pro and then click over System Preferences. It the projection fails to start, check that you are using 800* 600 resolution.
Select the right source on your PicoPix. Connect the standard Hdmi/mini Hdmi or the optional VGA cable PPA1250. Connect the Vga or Hdmi adapter to your Macbook. You need an Apple VGA adapter or Hdmi Adapter (Check the model of your Macbook and the Apple support webpage to advise which adapter you need for your device). The Macbook should automatically detect the PicoPix, If not you can force the system to find the projector by going to App Menu /System Preferences/Display/ Detect Display button. Turn on the PicoPix and select the Hdmi source. Connect the mini Hdmi cable end to the PicoPix. 
Once you have clicked, the Macbook Pro’s screen should be displaying up on the Projector in a second or two.
Connect the mini*Display cable end to your Macbook. Once the ports are filled with the cables, go to the Apple icon from your Macbook Pro and then click over System Preferences. If your Macbook is equipped with a mini display or thunderbolt output, you can connect it to the PPX3610 / 3614 using the optional cable PPA1270 (not supplied with the PicoPix), below are the steps:
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