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Catalogue
1. Productor Features
1. Productor Features
2. Prcjector Brief
3. Safeguards
4. Waming
2, ProiectorOveryiew
1. Top view
2. Bottomviil
3. Front view
4. Backview
5. Rearview
3, OpeEtionintroduction
1. mnnecting the projector
2. Power on/Offthe projeclor
4. Menu opeEtion
5. User's maintenance
1. Cleaning the lens
2. Cleaning the Projector Housing
3. Cleaning the Fliter Cover
4. Replacing the Lamp
5. Simple repair and solution
6, Parameter and function
1. Technimlspecifiction
2. Main functions
Alofes on the AC Power Cord
AC Power Cord must meet the requirement ofcountries where you use this prcjectolPlease mnfim yourAC plug type with the graphics
and ensure that the properAC Power Cord is used.
lntroduction
Projector Features
The prcjector ofiers the following features:
! Single chip LCD technology
u High perfomance LED lamp (with 50,000 hrs life)
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D WXGA (1280x768 pixels)
l l mmprssion @mpatibility for VGA, SVGA, XGA and SXGA
! Compatibility with PAL
u lnput sour@ USB/SD/3-HDMI/AV /GNS-VIDEo/Compon€flUTv(analdge)
u User-friendly, multi-language on-scren display
! keystone correction
! With USB,SD Slot,support H.265 fomat vidm for USEilSD input
lmportant safeguards
Please read all thse instructions regarding your Led projstor and retain them for future reference. Follow all warnings and instructions markod
on the Led projector.
1. Read instructions
All the safety and operating instructions should be read bsfore the appliance is operated.
2. Retain instructions
The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference.
3. Wamings
All wamings on the appliane and in the operating instructions should be adhered to
4. lnstructiore
All operating instructions must be followed.
5. Cleaning
Unplug this prc.iector from the wall outlet before cleaning it. Do not use liquid aerosol cleaners. U6B a damp sofr cloth for deaning.
6. Attachmonts an4equipment
Never add any attachmenb and/or equipment without the approval of the manufac{urer as
such additions may result in the risk offire, electric shock or other personal injury.
7. Water and moisture
Do not use this proiector near water or in contact with water.
8. Accessories
Do not place this projector on an unstable cart,stand, tripod, brackot or tiable. Use only with a cart, shnd, tripod brackst, or table .
'l 0. Power sourcs
This prcjector should be operated only from the type of pwer source indicated on the marking label. lf you are not sure of the type of
power,please consult your appliance dealer or lo€l power @mpany.
11 . Power-mrd protection
Power-supply mrds should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by iterns placod upon or against thm. Pay
particular attention to cords at plugs, convenience r@ptacles, and points where they exit from ths appllance. Do mt put the power cord
under a carpet.
12. Overloading
Oo not ovedoad wall outlels and extension cords as ihis can result in a fre or electric shock.
13. Objects and liquids
Never push objecb of any kind through openings of this projector as they may touch dangorous voltags polnts or short{ut parts that could
result in a flre or sleclric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the prciecton
14. Servicing
Do not attompt to seMce this prcjector yourself.Refer all servicing to qualilied sorvlce personnsl.
16. Dameoa roqulring seruie
Unplug thl! prolector from the wall outlet and refer seruicing to qualified seruico personnal under the following @nditions:
(a) lf the pow.f-supply cord or plug is damaged.
(b) lf llquld has been splll€d, or objocG have fallen into the prcjector.
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(c) lf the proiector does not operate normally after you follow ths operating instructions.
Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions. An improper adjustment of othsr controls may result in damagg
and may often require extensive work by a qualifed technician to restore the projector to its normal optration.
(d) lf the proiector has b€en exposed to rain or water.
(e) lf the projector has been dropp€d or the cabinst has b€€n damaged.
(D lfthe projector exhibib a distinct change in performancs - this indicates a ne€d for s6rvice.
16. Replacement parts
When replacement parts are required, be sure that the seruie ttrhnician has used replac€rnent parts specified by the manufaclurer or
parts having the same charaderistiG as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock or other h%rds.
1 7. Safety check
Upon completion of any serylce or repair to this prcjector, ask the serui@ tshnician to perfom safety checks detemining that the projsc'tor
is in a safe operating mndition. An appliane and mrt combination should be moved with Ere. Quick stops, excessive fore and uneven
surfaces may cause the appliane and mrt mmbination to overturn.
18. Ventilation
Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided for ventilation, ensuring roliabls opsration ofthe projector and to protect it from
Do not block these openings or allow them to be blocked by placing the projector on a bed, sofa, rug, or bookcase. Ensure that there is
adequate ventilation and that the manufacturer's instructions have ben adhered to.
WARNING..
Unplug immediately if there is something wrong with your prcjector.
Do not operate if smoke, strange noise or odor mmes out of your projector. lt might cause fire or electric
shock. ln this case, unplug immediately and coniacl your dealer.
Never remove the cabinet.
This projector contains high voltage circuiiry An inadvertent contact may result in an electric shock.Except as specifically explained in the
Ome/s Guide, do not attempl to service this product yourself. Please contiact your dealer when you want to fix, adjust or inspecl the
Do not modify this equipment
It can lead to fire or electric shock.
lfyou break or drop the cablnet.
Do not kep using this equipment if you br€k or drop it. Unplug the prcjector and @ntacl your dealerftr inspstion. lt may l€d to fre if you
keep using the equipment.
Do not face tho projector lens to the sun.
It mn lead to fire.
Use corec't voltage.
lfyou use incorrect voltage, it can lead to fire.
Do not place the prcjectol on uneven surface.
Place the projection on a leveled and stable surface only. Plsase do not place squlpmsnt on unebbls surfaces.
Do not look into the lens when it is operating. lt may hurt your eyss.Nevor let chlldron look lnto the lens whsn lt ls on.
Do not turn off the main power abrupuy or unplug ths proJsctor durlng oporrtlon.
It can lead to lamp breakage, fire, electric shock or other troubla. lt is best to walt for th6 fan to tum of boforo tuming main power off.
Do not touch Air outlet grille and Bottom plate whlch becomes hot.
Do not touch them s put other equipmst in front ofAir outlet grille. The heated Alr outlot grtllo and Bottom plate may cause iniury or damage to
other equipment.Also, do not set the prcjector on the desk which is easlly afioc'ted by heat.
Clean the airf lter once a month.
Cl6an the air-filter frequently. lf the filter or ventilalion slots become clogged with dirt or dust, the tmperature inside of the proimtor may rise
and cause some boubles, such as damage of inside parts, and shortgning ths lifo of panel.
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Do not look into the ai, outlet grille when projec'tor i8 operaiing.
Heat. dust etc. may blow out of it and hurt your eyes.
Place of installation
For safety's sake, refrain from setting the prcjtrtor at any place subjected to high temperature and high
humidity. Please maintain an operating tmperature, humidity, and altitude as specified below.
. Operating temperature: between +41 T (+5C) and +95T (+351])
. Operating humidity: between 30% and 90%
. Never put any heat-producing device under the projector so that the projector does not overheat.
. Do not attach the projector to a place that is unstable or subject to vibEtion.
. Do not install the poector near any equipment that produces a strong magnetic field. Also refrain from installing near the prcjector any cabls
carrying a large curent
. Place the prcjector on a solid, vibration fre surface: otheruise it may fall, eusing serious injury to a child or adult, and serious damage to the
producl.
. Do not stand the prqjector: it.may fall, causing serious injury and damage to the projstor.
. Slanting the projector more than '1o'(right and lefr) o|15' (front and rer) may cause trouble or explosion of the lamp.
. Do not place the prcjeclor near air-conditioning unit or heater to avoid hot air to the exhaust and ventilation hole of the prcjector
Projector Overview
Top view
1. MenuButton 2.PowerButton
g.Red indi€tor 10. Remote sensor
Bottom view
(picture 1)
3.Source Button 4.V+ Button 5.V- Button o.CH+ Button 7.CH- Button 8.Lens
1 l.Green indicator
(picture 2)

Resolildofr
How to hang lhe projector to ceiling?
fix the 3 feet of mount to the prcjector 3 feet (B D E) hole,
The height of A and C fee can be adjusted;
Back View
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1.PR(Red)
4.Left audio input (Red)
7.HDM13 input
l0.HDMh lnput
t3.TV
t6.vGA
19. Left audio output (Red)
Rear View
(Picture 3)
2.PB(Blue)
5.Right audio input(Whlte)
8- Remote Sensor
ll.HDM12lnpui
l4.S-video input
17.USB
3.Y(Gre6n)
6,AV-lN(Yellow)
9. Keystone conec-tion knob
12. Card reader lnput
'15. Right audio output (White)
't 8. Power Switch
(Picture 4)
1- Exhaustvent 2.Speker
Remote Control
Warning Do not expose the remote control to shocks, liquid or high humidity. Do not expose it to direct sunlight or other intense light
when you operate.)
I, Power button
Press this button to switch on the TV
L *u*br,,o,
Press this button to mute volume or recovtr.
VOL+/VOL-! SOIJND button
Press this button to adjust volume.
CH+/CH-: CII button
TV mode, press this button to select the following and
above chamel.
FLIP: Reversedimage.
FREEZE: Picturefreeze.
P.MODE: Press this button to switch on picture mode.
l6:9/4:3: Press this button to zoom the pictue.
ENTER:, okbutton.
MENU:menu butlon.
lnsert The Batteries
& g X L Menubutton for left, right, up and down.
SOURCE:Press this button to select specific source such as TV
SV or other channel.
RETURN:Press this button to exit OSD menu.
0-9: Press digital button to select chamel.
-/-: Channel selection button.
REcALL:Return to previous TV chamel.
Al,JDlo:Press this button to switch on somd mode.
INFO: Press this button to show the informtion.
CHLIST chamel list button.
FAV: Press this button to select the favorite charurel
SI.JBTITLE: Not used-
AUD.TRAGK: Notused.
I'usB tir" ""t""t'
I:Press this button to zoom the picture(suit for Nb,sd card);
I, press ttris outton to play video again(suit for usb,sd card);
I, Press this button to paty setected AB.
I, press ttris uutton to stop.
L press ttris uutton to paly or pauser
f, rr"t uu"L*ard (for UsB/Grd readerxred button).
L r"o ro*urd (for usB/card readerxgreen button).
I' ereviouslyellowButton)
L r"o (btueButton)
1. Remove the battery cover by pressing it and sliding it down.
2. lnsert the two 1.5V (n44 5;r"; batteries making sure the polarity (+ or -) of the
batteries matches the polarity marks inside the unlt.
3. Replace the battery cover by sliding it in until you hear a click sound.

R6olhtion
Precautions when using batteries
a Do not use old and new batteries together.
a Do not use different types of batteries (for example, Manganese and Alkaline batteries) together.
a Note that there are chargeable and non-chargeable bafteries. Do not attempt to charge non-chargeable
batteries.
a Remove the batteries from the remote control unit if you do not intend to use the unit for a long time.
Precautions when using the remote control unit
a Do not drop the remote control unit.
O Do not subject the remote control unit to physical shocks.
O Keep the remote control unit dry. Wetting it may cause the unit to malfunction.
O Replace the bafteries with new ones when operation of the unit deteriorates.
Operation area
The range for operation is about 10 m (33 feet) when the remote control points to the prcjector. The distance to the screen back to the
must be less than 6 m (19.6 feet).
lmportant:
Avoid the direct sunlight or fluorescent light to the remote control sensor. Also keep the distance of more than 2 m
between the remote @ntrol sensor and fuorescent lamp on the remote control may not work correctly.
Singal connection diagram
Front projection, ceiling mount
For ceiling mount, you need the ceiling mount kit.Ask a specialist for installation. For more details,consult your dealer.
. This warranty does not cover damage caused by the use of any unrecommended ceiling mount kit and the installation of the ceiling mount klt
at an improper lomtion.
. When using the ceiling mount, set IMAGE REVERSE in the SET UP menu to FLIP.
. Projected images may appear darker when the unit is used as a ceiling installation than when it is used in the tabletop position. This does
signify a product malfunction.
Rear projection
Ask a specialist for installation. For more details,consult your dealer.
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. For rear prcjetion, set IMAGE REVERSE in the SET UP menu to FLIP.
Caution:
. Placing the prcjector on a carpel redu@s ventilation from the fan at lhe bottom and might cause probloms. Place a hard board or slmller ltam
under the prcjector to facilitate ventilation of the unit.
. Place the poector more than 1 m (25 inch) ftom the wall to prevent blocking the intake, exhaust slots andventilation of thls projector because
hot air comes out of it.
. Do not use the projector under the following ciremstanes, which may cause fire or electric shock.
. in a dusty or humid place
. while the projector is lying sideways or upside down
. near a heater
. in a kitchen or oily, smoky or damp place
. in direct sunlight
. with high tmperature, such as the closed mr
' where the temperature is lower than +41T (+5'C) or higher than +95T (+35C)
lmportant:
' Do not put stress on the lens, as this may cause damage.
Preparing the projector for operation
Getting ready for projection
1. Connect the power cord provided to the projecto(lnput Voltage:100-240VAC;Frequency:50/60H2).
2. Connect the power cord to the wall power outlet.
3. Remove the lens ep.
Warning:
. Do not look directly into the lens when projector is "ON'.
. The lens €p is for protecting the lens. lf you leave the power on with the cap on, the cap may be warped.
Please remove the lens cap when you turn the power on.
. Use the appropriate power @rd for your country.
. A three-pin grounding type power plug is used with the prcjector. Do not remove the grounding pin on the power plug. lf you are unable to
insert the plug into the outlet, contact your electrician to replace your Il/C outlet.
. Do not place any objects on the power cord, and keep the pojector away from heat sources to avoid broaking the power cord. A broken power
cord can cause lire or electric shock.
. Do not revise or alter the power cord otheMise it may cause lire or electric shock. Contact your dealsr if the cord is broken.
Caution:
. Plug in firmly and unplug by holding the plug, not by pulling the cable out.
. Do not plug in or out with wet hands. lt may cause an electric shmk.
To operate projector power ON
1 .plug in the power cord,the POWER Gren indicator lights up,then Green indicator off and Red indicator lights up.
2. Turn the poector on by pressing the POWER button. The power lamp will bs grsn.
To operate projector power off
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(Picturo 5)

. Press the POWER button. The message "POWER ? "
. To exit from this mode, press "RETURN"button on the remote control.
. Press the POWER button again.The prcjector will be turned off.
. KotEtone corection
When the projector is turned on, the projected images btrome brighter gradually. Owning to the different angle of the positions of the pooctor ,
image keystone distortion may occur. ln case of keystone distortion, the image can be projected regularly by adjusting the keystone corection
knob. (i15 degres adjusting angel) (Note: When turning ths keystone rcrection knob, pleass tum it gently, and never use too much efforl, or
else unwanted damage should o@ur.)
. Focusing
The focus length will change with the change ofthe distance between the projsctor and the screen, so that the image will blur. Now you cn
the lens gently with your hand, to corect the focal length so as to obtain distinct images.
. screen mode
When playing DVD discs containing data of letterboxed imags, press the 16:9 button. Exit the Widescreen mode, by pressing the 16:9 button
again.
Caution:
. When you have finished using this equipment, unplug the powar cable from the wall outlet, for safety purposes.
Adiusting Projection lmage Size
Refer to thg graphic and table below to detemine the screen size and projection distance.
Projection
dastance lm 1.5m 2m 2.5m 3.0m 3.5m 4m 5.5m
Aspect ratio l6:9 16:9 16:9 16:9 16:9 '16:9 16:9 16:9
lmage
size(inch) 25' 47' 63' 82' 100- 118" 135' 200'
IVoter
c Position the projector in a horizontal psition; other positions can cause heat build-up and damage to the prciector.
tr Keep a space of 30 cm or more betwen the sides of the projector.
tr Do not use the prqidctor in a smoky environment. Smoke residue may buildup on critical parts and damage the prciector or its
! Consult with your dealer for spsial installation such as susponding from a ceiling.
System function operation
How to operate
Using the remoter
1. Press the " MENU" button on the remote to open the OSD msnu.
2. When OSD is displayed, use <'/')"A'f V'key to select any feature in the main msnu.
3. After selsting the desired main menu itm, prss "ENTER" kay to enter sutsmenu for feature sstting.
4.Use " "/'V""<"/">"toselectthedesireditemandadjustthessttingswith'{'/"}'and"ENTER'.
5. Prss the " MENU" button, the scieen will return to the main menu.
6. To exit OSD, Press the " MENU" button again(or prss 'RETURN"button). The OSD menu will close and the projector will automatically
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the new settings.
Using the top of projector key button:
1. Press the " MENU' button to open the OSD menu.
2. When OSD is displayed, use "V+" / "V-' 'CH+'/'CHj key to select any feature in ihe main menu.
3. After selecting the desired main menu itm, press "SOURCE" key to enter sub-menu for feature setting.
4. Use "V+" /'Vr "CH+'7"CH-'to select the desired item and adjust the settings with ry+'/ "V-" or "SOURCE'.
5. Press the " MENU" button, the scre€n will return to the main menu.
6. To exit OSD, Press the " MENU" button again. The OSD menu will close and the prcjstor will automatically save the ns settings.
Menu and Operations
Press " MENU" key on the remote to enter OSD menu,The OSD menu has 7 sub-manus
1. lnput source(seleci lnput source)
2. Channel
3. Picture
4. Sound
5. Option
6. Usb
7. Sd
Pressing "SOURCE' key on the remote to Enter input source, you can seled 4ry, AV, S-VIDEO, YPBPR ,HDMI, PC-RGB, USB and SD
CardRead by pressing 'l'7"v" key, enter the input source by pressing "ENTER" key .
The sslected item will change to highlight colour.
(Press,hg 'SOURCE' key on top of the prcjector bufton to Enter kput soure renu, you can select ATV, AV, $V\DEO, YPBPR,HDMI,
PC-RGB, USB ancl SD CardRead by pre*ing "CH+'FCHJ bufton, enter the input source by pressing y+" OR 'y-' buftm .
The selected rtem wil change to hbhlitlht colour.)
lnput:saul,Ce
(picture 6)
Method of opemtion:Press Source button on the remote to show sourco ll3t,Prese"a v " bufton to chooa€ the mode,then Press

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(Picture 8)
Press "A\V " button to selectATV Manual Tming, and then press "ENTER" button to enter manul searching(Picture 8).
Programme Edit
Press " A \V " button to select programe edit, and then press "ENTER" button to enter menu.
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Can adjust Picture lvlode,Color Temperature,Aspect Ratio,Noise Reduction and PC Setup.As below(picture 9):
Press "4"/'V" "<'/'>" to move cursor. Press "ENTER" to enter the sub-menu or adjust item. Prsss"MENU" to return or exit menu.
'1. PICTURE MoDE(picture 10):
There are 4 picture modes: Standard/Mild/User/Dynamic.
Standard: middle brightness and contrast;
Mild: low brightness and contrast;
User: user define the brightness and @ntrast.
Dynamic: high brightness and contrast;
Note: when user adjust brightness/contrasvhue/saturation/sharpness value, the picture mode will auto change to User mode.
(picturs 9)
Press " "/"V" "<"/'>" button to select Pictue Mode,and thcn prcss button to enter the sub-menu(pictue 10).
"ENTEN" button to enterthe mode
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(Picture 7)
There are 3 sub-menu' Auto Tuning\ATV lvlanual Tuning\Programme Edit.
Auto Tuning
Press " A\V " button to select Auto Serching, and then press "ENTER" button to starl lor auto searching (Picture 8)
(Picture 8)
Press "MENU" button to stop searing
ATV Manual Tuning
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(Picture 12)
Enter Pic'ture menu, prss "4"/'V" key to select Aspect Ratio,and then press "ENTER" button to enter the sub-menu(pictue 12).
You can adjust the itm selectbd by pressing " '7"V" key.
Noise Rdduction
Enter Picture menu, press "/l"/'V" key to select Noise Redustion,and then press "ENTER" button to enter the sub-menu(picture 13).
(picture 13)
You can select the item selected by pressing " '7"V" key.
PC Setup
(Plctur. Itt)
Enter Piclure menu, press " 'fV" k6y to soloct PC Satup (Eult for VGA),and then press "ENTER'button to enter the
sub-menu(pictue l4). Pross " 'l'V" key to soloct,and thon p NTER'key to adjust the item selected
(picture 10)
Press "<'/">" button to select Contrast,Brightness,Color,Sharpnoss and Iint(sult fol AV)
A. Contmst: Press'<" to dsrease value, Press ">" to increase value. Press'MENU" to return menu.
B. Brightness:Press "<" to decrease value, Press ">" to increase value. Press "MENU" to retum menu.
C. Color:Press "{'to decrease value, Press ">" to increase value. Press'MENU" to return menu.
D. Sharpness: Press "<'to decrease value, Press'>" to increase value. Pr6s "MENU" to return menu.
E. TintPress "<" to decrease value, Press ">" to increase value. Press "MENU" to return menu.
Color Temperature
There are 4 Color Temperature modes: Medium/Wam/User/Cool.
Enter Picture msu, you can select Color Temperatute by pressing "l."/'v" key ,and then press "ENTER' button to
enter the sub-menu(picture 11).You can adjust the itern selected by pressing '<" / ">" key.
Medium: inlcuded red setting,green setting and blue setting;
Warm: inlcuded red setting,green setting and blue setting;
Cool: inladed red setting,green setting and blue sotting;
User: you can set red,grsen,blue by prssing '<'/'>' koy.
3. Aspect Ratio
(picture 1 1)
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Enter the sound menu (picture 15), you can adjust Sound Mode, Balance,Auto Volume,Surround Sound,SPDlF MODE and EQ item by
pressing'4"/"V" key.
(Picture 15)
Sound Menu
,, Sound mode:can support Sbndar&Music/Movielsports/Usq,
Standar:suit for TV progrem;
Music:suit for listening music;
Movie:suit for media:
User:user define te bass and treble.
Sports:su,t for sporfs prcgram music, movie,personal,spotts;
2, Balance;
3, Auto Volume;
4, Surround Sound;
5, SPDIF N/ODE;
6, EQ;
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(Picture 16)
Enterthis menu, you cn select OSD Language, Restore Factory Default,Blending,OsdDuration item by pressing ",l'7'V" key ,
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'1. OSD Language;
Press "a'7'v" to select OSD language,and then press "ENTER" key to enter the sub-mgnu(plcture '17).
(picture 17)
You can choose English,Franais,Espaol,Portugues,Arabic and Chinese by pressing - '7"V" key.
2. Restore Factory Default;
Press"l,"/'V"toselectReatoreFactory,,andthenpress"ENTER"keytoenterthesub-menu.Themessage"Areyousure?" Press"<'
key to restore or press ">" key to return OPTION menu.
3. Blending;
Press "4"/'V" to seltrt Blending,and then press "ENTER" key to choose LOW,MIDDLE,HIGH or OFF mode.
4. OsdDuration;
Press " 'l"V" to select OsdDuration,and then press "ENTER' key to choose 5 Sec, l0 Sec, l5 Sec or OFF mode.
This Projector integrates powerful function to support USB/SD Card reader and you can connect Ex-equipmentsvia the USB/SD Card reader. At
present, system can support usual USB/card reader media players and upgrade to system software.
It can support only the files displaying in the list and the file fomate this product plays. Enter USB by Pressing "SOURCE' key on the remote to
select input source "USB" or "SD " (for card reader),and then pressing "ENTER" key to enten
(picture I 8)
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You can choose Photo, Music, l\ilovie, Text in the menu(picture 1 8)
Photo Show
(pictue 19)
Select C:\, press "ENTER" button to enter submenu
l. Insert USB Porl to USB entry.
2 . Press " { "/" } " to select photo, and then "ENTER" button to enter submenu.
3. Select C:\, press "ENTER" button to enter submenu
4. Select the specific photo, and press "ENTER' button to confirm
5. Press 'm" button to play, and "ENTER" button to show function menu. Press 'fi" button to pause, !X" button to play the previous one
"X"button to play next one; "1" bufton to stop or return to the previous menu; '5" button to repeat all of the programs. pr."""E"
button to play lilP3 music stored at music menu; Ebutton to show playlist; Ebutton to show photo detail information;
(picture 20)
6. press ")"button to show the second function ,.nu; pr."S,o, E button to rotate the photo counter-clockwise or rotate clockwise.
Press !4, Etr button to zoom out or zoom in the photo; E ortton to move view.
7. Press "RETURN" button to exit
Music Show
L InsenUSB Pofl IoUSB entry.
2. Press "<"/'>"toselectmusicprograrlandthen"ENTER"buttontoentersubmenu.
3. Select C:\, press "ENTER" buttonto enter submenu.
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(Pictue 21)
4. Select the specific song, press "ilX" button to play; press "ENTER" button to confirm.
5. Press 'im" button to play the previous one, press 'ffi"button to play next one; press "1" button to stop or return to the previous menu.
pressElbutton to show playlist; n.".. E button to show music program detail inlbrmation;
o. Press gl button to set the play period oftime
7. Press "RETURN" buflon to exil.
Movie Show
l. Insert USB Port to USB entry.
2.Press "{"/"}"toselectmoyieprogram,andthen"ENTER"buttontoentersubmcnu.
3. Select C:\, press "ENTER" button to enter submenu(pictue 22).
4. Select the specific movie, press "lX" button to play; press "ENTER" button to conflrm.
5.Pressl:"buttontoplaythepreviousone, press'ilx"buttontoplaynextone; press"I"buttontostoporreturntothepreviousmenu.
pressEtutton to show playlist; press I butto, to show mvie program detail informtion;
o. Press E buttonto setthe playperiod oftime.
7. Press "RETURN" button to exit.
TEXT Show
L Inserl USB Port to USB entry.
2. Press "{'7"}" to select text program, and then 'IINTER' button to cntor subrncnu.
3. Select C:\, press "ENTER" brtton to onter submcnu.
4. Select the specific text, press ":" button to play.
5. Press ">" button to play the next one, press "<"button to play previous one;press "1"" button to play the pageup ,press "V" button to play
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6.Press "RETURN" button to exit.
The file format of USB/card reader can Support:
USB Function
Photo parameter
Media File Ext. Godec Resolution Remark
opsefii@i*W&&&&lir
MPEGl .DAN.MPG\.MPEG 1920x1080@30p Max Data Rat€:2oMbps
MPEG2 .MPG 1920x1080@30p Max Oata Rate:2oMbpg
MPEG4 .AVI\.MP4 DIVX,XVID 1920x1080@30p Max Data Ratei2oMbpg
RM\RMV
B.RM\.RMVB RV8,RVg,RV1O 1280x720@30p Max Data Rate:1oMbps
H264 .MK\A.MOV H.2il 1920x1080@30p Max Data Rate:2oMbps
MJPEG .AVI 6a0x480@30p Max Data Rate:1oMbps
DivX -DIV)(\.AVI MPEG.DIVX.H264 1920x1080@30p Max Data Rate:2oMbps
vc1 WM\A.ASF VC1 1920x1080@30p Max Data Rate:2oMbps
FLV .FLV Hzil 1920x1080@30p Max Data Rate:2oMbps
Useds maintenance
The prcj€tor neds proper maintenance. You should keep th€ lens clean as dust, dirt or spots will pKioct on the screen and diminish image
quality. lf any other parts need replacing, contac-t your dealer or qualifi€d swi€ p€fsonnel.
Gleaning the Lens
Use a standard lens-doaning brush or a pise of lens tissue dampensd with lens clmning fluid. The lens surface is fEgile. Use only
rsmmmended, nonabrasive lenscleaning materials. Do not touch the lens with yourfingsrs.
Cleaning the Proiector Housing
Gently wipe with a soft cloth. lf dirt and stains are not €sily Emoved, use a soft cloth damped with water, or \,t/ater and neutral detergent, and
wipe dry with a sot, dry cloth.
Warning
Never open any of th6 covers on the projector. Dangerous electrical voltages inside the prcjtrtor €n euse severe injury Do not aftempt to
seryice this produc't yourself. Refer all servicing to qualified seruice personnel.
I Turn off the proiector and rmwe the AC power cord from the power ouuet before beginning maintenance rcrk.
I Make sure the lens is cool before cl€ning.
ll Do not use detergents or chemicals other than thGe noted above. Do not uss benzene or thinneE.
I Do not use chffiical sprays.
u Use a soft doth or lens paper only.
Simple repair and solution
the Naw small LED prol*tqisa high-tBch producl intogEting optlcal, mshanlcal, and olectronlc compononts, with CPU and sevtral
protection circuib installed. ln case of vlolating the operation procoduro or lmproper s6ttlng, th6 protoctlon clrcult of it will start to work. Then
some abnormal symptoms will occur to it. Howgvsr, as long as you make th6 corroct 8ettlng or follow the operatlon procodure, the failuros may
be resolved.
Media file Extenslon
PICTURE JPEG. BMP. PNG jpgi\ .bmp\.pns
MOVIE MPEG1. MPEG2. MPEG4. H264.
RM. RMVB. MOV. MJPEG. VC1.
DIVX. FLV
.avi\.m pg\.dat\.vob\.div\.mov\.mkv\.rm\.rmv
b\.m p4\.mjpeg\.ts\.hp\.wmv\.asfl .f lv
MUSIC WMA. MP3. M4A (AAC) .wma\.mp3\.m4a
File type \ the
relevant
paramet6l€ Resolution Compr6ssion option Support
boundaries
JPEG 1 5360X8640
Progressive JPEG Resolution Only
support 1024*768
Baseline("standard") support
Baseline optimized suppon
BMP 9600x6400
homochromatism
support
16 color
256 color
16 bir
24 bit
32 bit
PNG 9600x6400 No interlacing support
lnterlaced Resolution Only
support 1200x800
Movie parameter
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The power is off . The air inlet g,ille, outlet grille q airfilter is clogg€d with dust or some objets.
POWER lndlcator does not light up.
. Pwer cqd is unplugged frm lho outlst.
. Prer cqd is disonstsd frm the prcjstq.
FOWER lndl€tor bllnb Bd.
. The proj*tq hs been tumsd on again t@ s@n sfter having beEn turned off.
. Lamp la no longer working.
. Remove the obj@t.
.Plug ihe pwer cord into the outlet.
. lnsst the power cord into the prcjgctor.
. Wait fqthe lighting sequence,
' Replace the lamp with a nry one.
No picture appeac
on the scr@n.
Lons ls covered by lens cap,
Tho equipment cmneted to this proj@tq is not turned on.
H@kup is nol made cffiCtly,with other oqulpment,
The input source is not sel@ted cffetly.
. Take the lens cap off.
. Tum on the csnected equipment.
. Confirm the h@kup,
. Sdst the corect sorc6 ffiqding to the
equipment conn@t€d to this prcjEtor.
The imagE i8
tumed crf.
. The air inlet grille, outlet grille d airfilter is clogged with dust or some obists . Rgmove th€ object and turn off the main
power switch. After about 10 minuts, Turn the
proj€ctoron.
The image is
distorted
. The prcjeto is not at a right angle to the scrsn. . Adjust tho angle of the p.ojectorto make a
right angle to tho screen.
The image is dak . Brightnss, tint and color are not adjusted correlly. . Adjust brightnGs, iint and color corrsily.
The image is
blured.
The prcj@ting distance is beyond thef6used area
Lens is dirty.
Screen size exceeds scrsn size sp@ifications.
Bdghtn6a and cstrst are not adjusted cflectly.
The projetd is not at a righl angle to the scr@n
. Adjust the prcjecting distance.
. Clean lens,
. Reduce screen size to within 35" to 150".
. Adiust brightnss, contrast.
. Adiust the angle of the prcjector to make a
right angle to the screen
Th€ image remains
bluned.
. When you see the stationary image for a long time, it may remain q the screen if you change the
image. lt is not a breakdMn. The blured image will disappear in a fil minuts.
Red, blue orgreen
dds are
viiled on the text of
image.
It is nqmal.
The image is
disttrted
on the screen
and noise is heard
. The cable for conn@tlq with other €quipment is not plugged ssurety into the
tqminal,
. The prcjstor is installed t@ dco to other equlpm6nt,
. The cabls fq constion with olher equipmenl
ls not plugged s@urely inio the teminal.
. Tho prcj@ttr i8 installed t@ dce to other
€qulpment.
No sound is heard. . Volume is not turned up.
. Connection to other equipment is not made corstly.
. Turn up the volume.
. Chek csnstions.
. This mark is displayed when an invalid opqation ls exeut€d (fq examplo, when
lhe COMPUTER or VIDEO button is press€d whlle the m€nu ls dlsplayod). Thts 18
not failure.
Romgts control
does not rcrk The batteriE in the remote control used up
th€ battery is inslalled not cdr@tly
obstacle between the projslq singal r@eiver ?
ls the remote control out of operating distance?
. Change new batte.i6
. lnstall the battery correctly
. Remove the object
. Cl6e the remote control to prcj$tor (ma
distance:7M)
lf all above method can nd solve the oroblem. please contact us or the dealoE immediatelv Do not open the machine bv voutself.
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Specifications
Technical specifi cations
Model No.
TV Systm PAL
Display Ttrhnology 5.8 inch LCD
Physical resolution: native 1280*768,support 1280X1024 and 1366x768
Brightness 3000 ansi(MAX)
Contrast Etio 2OO0:1
Lamp power l20W led bulb
Focus adjustments Manual Focusing,Support Vertical Zoomllmage Zoomllmage Shrink
Picture Rotiation function HorizonialNertical rotation
Compatibility HDMI: Support 1 080P1 1O80i1720P I 576PI 480P1576i1480i
Aspect Etio 4:3/16:9 (support All input 16:9)
Built-in Sp€ker 2W .2 Audio output (8 o )
OSD Languages English/Franais/Espaol/PortuguCs/Arabic/chinese
lnput Socket AVTV,S-video,Audic'out,Audio-in,VGA,YPbPr, HDMl.3, USB,SD card reader
Advanced Feature 3D de.interlace,ZooM,l6:g,video support H.264 for usb/sd input
Lamp life 20000-50000 hours
Dimensions(LxWxH) L:330 x W:245 x H: 115
Weight N.W:3.65 KG; GW:4.5KG
Voltage AC90-240V s0/60H2:
Noise 30dB
Prcjtrtion distance 1.0-6.0m
Prcjection size 25-250 inch
Supplied Accessories:Remote control, power cord, user manual,warranty card, AV signal line,lens clear cloth,fuse.
Thank you for reading the User Manual. lfyou have any question, please feel fr@ to contact us or lhe dealers. We will provide excellent seMe
to you. We sincerely hope that you will enjoy your life with our products.
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