MOMO wall installation mainly includes the installation of projectors, MOMO wall stickers and software.

Paste the music wall wallpaper: Paste the music wall wallpaper on the wall you have reserved. Pay attention to the conditions required for the wall to be smooth and clean.

2. Install the radar sensor: After pasting the music wall sticker, you must follow the radar sensor. It can be installed above or below the wall sticker. It is recommended to install it in the upper center position, so that it can Keep children away from sensor equipment. The sensor needs to be connected to the computer host. The computer steps are detailed in the instruction manual of the radar sensor with pictures and text.

3. Install the projector: Install the projector on the top directly in front of the music wall sticker. Note that installation requires professional operation. And connect it to the computer host, so that the computer screen can be successfully projected on the wall.

4. Install the music wall software: Install the music wall program on the computer according to the step-by-step instructions, and run it to test the final effect.

Directly touch the music wall musical instrument pattern on the wall, and light, shadow, sound and sound effects will appear.

MOMO Music Wall is a system specially designed for children to create perspective, musical feeling, imagination, and interaction. Its unique graphical design allows children to create in the space of a palace of imagination and music. MOMO Music Wall The wall helps children learn about various musical instruments in an interesting way, and at the same time, it can also discover the child's musical talent through the child's interest in the instrument. Move your little hands, touch the happy wall, happy baby, and worry-free learning. If you want to know what magic it has, you have to explore it for yourself. Experience the beauty of music in the process of creating laughter. Use your little hands to touch music freely, so that invisible and intangible abstract music sounds become three-dimensional images, completing the three-dimensional reproduction of musical instruments and striving to let children discover the existence of artistic cells.