You can now use iOS as usual, with the screen mirrored to the other display or TV.
When the correct HDMI input is found, iOS will detect the secondary screen and immediately start projecting the iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch display mirrored on the TV. Toggle the settings on the TV or projector to the appropriate HDMI input, this differs between TV, displays, and projectors, but typically it’s within the “Input” options on displays. Connect the HDMI cable to the Lightning AV adapter then also connect the HDMI cable to the TV, display, or projector you wish to export the iOS screen to. Connect the Lightning Digital AV Adapter to the iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. Connecting the iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to a TV, Display, Projector, with HDMI Once you have all the hardware, the remaining setup is extremely easy to get the iPhone or iPad connected to a TV screen. This is what the Lightning to HDMI cable looks like, it also has a lightning port on there if you wish to charge an iOS device or have it connected to a power source while in use. Lightning Digital AV Adapter for iPhone & iPad. HDMI cable – a reasonably long length is preferable for many situations. TV, HDTV, or digital projector that has an HDMI input – this will be the target display for mirroring the iOS screen to. 
iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with a Lightning connector port.Requirements for Connecting an iPhone or iPad to a TV / Projector with HDMI If you don’t want to use HDMI, you can also use a wireless method with AirPlay as described here too.
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