Crenova XPE498 User manual

Crenova
XPE498
User’s Guide
Thank you for purchasing XPE498. Please read this user’s guide carefully before operating the
projector, and save this guide for future use.
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Contents
Precautions for Use
Important Safety Instructions
Helpful Tips
Warranty
Projector Features
Product Box Contents
Projector Part Locations
Front/Top
Left
Rear
Base
Control Panel
Remote Control
Setting Up the Projector
Projector Placement and Installation
Projection Distance and Screen Size
Projector Adjustment
Basic Projector Operations
Power on/off the Projector
Power on the Projector
Power off the Projector
Projector Menu Settings
Projector Picture Settings
Projector Sound Settings
Projector Time Settings
Projector Option Settings
Projector Connections
Introduction to Ports
Connecting to a USB Flash Drive
Connecting to a SD Card
Connecting to an AV Equipment
Connecting to a HDMI Device
Connecting to a VGA Device
Connecting to an Audio Device
Projector Cleaning and Maintenance
Projector Cleaning
Cleaning the Projector Case

Cleaning the Lens
Cleaning the Vents
Projector Maintenance
Batteries Replacement of the Remote Control
Technical Specifications
Troubleshooting

Precautions for Use
Follow these safety instructions and read these helpful tips before setting up and using the
projector.
Important Safety Instructions
•Do not disassemble the projector. If needed, please contact your dealer for repair/replacement.
•Always use the indicated type of power source. Different power source may result in fire or
electric shock.
•Do not look into the lens when the projector is operating. The bright light may damage your
eyes.
•Do not use the projector near water or sources of heat.
•Place the projector on an even surface or stable stand. If the projector is mounted on a ceiling, it
should be installed by qualified mounting hardware which designed for use with this projector.
•Unplug the projector after powering down.
•Never subject the projector to heavy shocks and do not shake or drop it.
Helpful Tips
•For incredible clarity and optimum results, operating the projector in a dark environment is
recommended.
•You may adjust the focus ring and keystone simultaneously until to get crystal clear images.
•Please understand that the cooling system makes noise to avoid overheating during working.
Nevertheless, it will not affect watching experiences when connected to an audio device.
•XPE498 projector is ideal for home entertainment, such as videos watching, photos viewing and
games playing etc. Please be advised that the projector is not for business data presentation.
•Maximum supported resolution of XPE498 projector is 1920x1080 pixels with its native
resolution of 800x480 pixels.
•The projector supports screen mirror with smartphone. The only accessory you need to prepare
is a HDMI/WiFi dongle. The stability of mirror screen completely depends on the HDMI/WiFi
dongle.
•Please kindly note that XPE498 projector accepts 1920x1080 as maximum supported resolution,
but the image will only be as good as the native resolution.
•The operation, features and illustrations in this manual may differ from the actual product due
to upgrade of product functions.
•If there is no sound when playing videos, you may check whether these videos are equipped
with Dolby technologies. The projector cannot support Dolby Vision for the present, but you can
connect XPE498 projector to a computer/laptop for videos watching instead.
Warranty
Your projector comes with a free replacement or a full refund within 1 year that lets your product
with confidence. However, this warranty does not cover the following:
•Purchases from unauthorized resellers
•Improperly operated devices

•Purchases made over 1 year ago (unless you get an extended warranty)
•Free products
•Lost or stolen products
Projector Features
Crenova XPE498 projector includes these special and outstanding features:
Incredible watching experiences
•Over 50 percent brighter than conventional projector
•Maximum supported resolution of 1920×1080 pixels
•Dual-fan system delivers effective cooling result with low noise
Flexible connectivity
•Supported multimedia playing through VGA, HDMI or AV port respectively
•Supported USB storage device through USB port
•Supported SD card through SD card slot
Easy-to-use setup and operation features
•User-friendly operating system
•Innovative keystone correction slider for flexible projector placement
Product Box Contents
Please save all the packaging in case you have further requirements (replacement or refund). Use
the original packaging (or equivalent) when shipping. Ensure your projector box included all of
these parts:
1. XPE498 projector
2. Remote control
3. Power cord
4. AV cable
5. Adjustable foot
6. Instruction manual
7. HDMI cable

Projector Part Locations
Front/Top
1. Lens
2. Focus/Zoom ring
3. Front adjustable foot
4. Control panel
Left
1. HDMI port
2. AV input port
3. Audio jack
4. USB port
5. Air intake port
Rear
1. IR receiver
2. SD card slot
3. VGA port
4. Keystone slider
5. AC input port
6. Air exhaust port
Base
1. Front adjustable foot
2. Front/Rear feet
3. Mounting bracket hole
Control Panel
1. Up button (selects upward movement)
2. Left/Volume Down button (selects leftward movement/adjusts speaker volume)
3. Enter/OK/Play/Pause button (selects and confirms options/plays/stops playing audio or video)
4. Down button (selects downward movement)
5. Right/Volume Up button (selects rightward movement/adjusts speaker volume)
6. Source button (selects the input source)
7. Menu/Exit Button (accesses projector menu system/exits functions)
8. Power button (turns the projector on or off)
Remote Control
1. Power button (turns the projector on or off)
2. Mute button (turns off sound)
3. VOL+ button (adjusts speaker volume)
4. Fast backward button (fast backwards)
5. Fast forward button (fast forwards)

6. VOL- button (adjusts speaker volume)
7. Play/Pause button (plays/pauses the playing content)
8. Stop button (stops the playing content)
9. SOURCE button (selects the input source)
10. INFO button (operates the information function)
11. ENTER button (selects and confirms options)
12. Up (selects upward movement)
13. Left (selects leftward movement)
14. Right (selects rightward movement)
15. Down (selects downward movement)
16. MENU button (accesses projector menu system)
17. EXIT button (exits functions)
18. CH- button (changes channels)
19. CH+ button (changes channels)
20. Numeric buttons (enter numbers)
Setting Up the Projector
Before projecting, please be familiar with the following suggestions of placement, installation and
adjustment.
Projector Placement and Installation
You can place or install your projector in the following ways:
Front/Rear/Front Ceiling/Rear Ceiling
Front/Rear/Front Ceiling/Rear Ceiling
Whether the way you choose to project your images or videos, please keep these suggestions in
mind:
1. Ensure the place you set the projector is sturdy and even;
2. Do not block any ventilation openings which prevent the projector from overheating;
3. If the way you project is from the ceiling or from the rear, please ensure to select the correct
projection option in the menu system.
Projection Distance and Screen Size
The throw distance, zoom factor, aspect ratio, and other settings determine the approximate size
of the image. Please refer to the following graph for the relationship between projection distance
and image size.
16:9 Aspect Ratio
Note: The graph and measurements provided are for reference only.

Projector Adjustment
Except setting suitable throw distance, you can adjust keystone slider and focus/zoom ring
manually before projecting your images or videos:
1. Rotate the focus ring to adjust the clarity of the projected image until it is crystal clear;
2. Adjust the keystone slider to correct keystone distortion.
Basic Projector Operations
Basic operations provided help you to get started quickly.
Power on/off the Projector
Power on the projector
Indicator light will turn on after plugging in the power cord. Then press the Power button on
the top of XPE498 or on the remote control, the multimedia interface appears within 2 to 5
seconds.
Power off the projector
Press the Power button on the top of XPE498 or on the remote control, “Power to standby, Else
to cancel” will appear on the screen. Press the Power button again to turn off the projector.
Projector Menu Settings
Press the Menu button on the control panel or on the remote control to access to the menu
interface. The menu interface allows you to set Picture, Sound, Time, and Option. Choose the
feature you want to set by pressing the Left/Right button on the remote control or on the control
panel.
For detailed settings, press the UP/Down button to view options listed under Picture, Sound,
Time, and Option. Then press the Enter/OK button to select options. (Some of these options have
a submenu, press the Menu button to exit a submenu.)
Projector Picture Settings
For picture settings, you may adjust:
Picture Mode
Color Temperature
Aspect Ratio
Noise Reduction
Screen
Projection Direction
HDMI Mode
Reduce Display Size
Projector Sound Settings
For sound settings, you may adjust:

Sound Mode
Balance
Auto Volume
Projector Time Settings
For time settings, you may adjust:
Sleep Timer
Projector Option Settings
For option settings, you may adjust:
OSD Language
Restore Factory Default
Blending
OsdDuration
Software Update (USB)
Projector Connections
You can connect the projector to a USB flash drive, a SD card, an audio source, an AV equipment,
a VGA device or a HDMI device to enjoy your presentations, images, or other videos, with
premium sound.
Introduction to Ports
USB port (connect to a USB flash drive)
SD card slot (connects to a SD card)
AV input port (connects to an AV equipment)
HDMI port (connects to a HDMI device)
VGA port (connects to a VGA device)
Audio jack (connects to an audio device)
Connecting to a USB Flash Drive
Insert a USB drive into USB port, press the Source button and select USB/SD as input source.
Press Left/Right to choose multimedia contents you want to display (Movie/Music/Photo/Text)
on the multimedia interface. Press Enter/OK to confirm.
Press Enter/OK to select and open your USB drive.
Press Up/Down/Left/Right to select the content/file in your drive, then press Enter/OK to
play/open it. Press the Play/Pause button to play or stop the content.
Connecting to a SD Card

Insert a SD card into SD card slot, press the Source button and select USB/SD as input source.
Press Left/Right to choose multimedia contents you want to display (Movie/Music/Photo/Text)
on the multimedia interface. Press Enter/OK to confirm.
Press Enter/OK to select and open your SD card.
Press Up/Down/Left/Right to select the content/file in your SD card, then press Enter/OK to
play/open it. Press the Play/Pause button to play or stop the content.
Connecting to an AV Equipment
When connecting to an AV equipment through AV input port using 3-in-1 AV cable, press the
Source button and select AV as input source.
Connecting to a HDMI Device
When connecting to a HDMI device through HDMI port, press the Source button and select HDMI
as input source.
Connecting to a VGA Device
When connecting to a VGA device through VGA port, press the Source button and select PC-RGB
as input source.
Connecting to an Audio Device
Connect the projector to an audio device through 3.5mm audio jack.
Note: Ensure format and resolution of Movie/Music/Photo/Text projected are supported by the
projector.
For supported format details, please check the table below.
Supported Video Formats
MPG/MPE/VOB/DAT/BUK/TS0/TRP/TS/TP/
M2T/RM0/RMV/RM/RMVB/AVI/MP4/DIV/
MOV/MKV/WSF/ASF/FLV/WMV/ASM/3GP/
3G2/H265
Supported Audio Formats
MP3/WMA/AAC/WAV/M4A
Supported Image Formats
JPG/JPEG/BMP/GIF/PNG/TIF
Supported File Format
TXT
Projector Cleaning and Maintenance
For optimum watching experiences and longer lifetime, please clean the projector periodically.
For projector maintenance, please seek help from or under the guidance of specified persons. If it
is necessary to replace any parts of the projector, please feel free to contact the dealer or
qualified customer service team. Before cleaning and maintaining the projector, please turn off

the projector and unplug the power cord.
Projector Cleaning
Always keep the projector clean to avoid affecting image quality and ventilation system during
working caused by dust, dirt and smudge.
Cleaning the Projector Case
Use a piece of dry, soft and lint-free cloth to remove dust or dirt.
Use a piece of moistened and soft cloth with a little water and mild soap to remove stubborn dirt.
Cleaning the Lens
Gently wipe the lens with a piece of dry and non-abrasive cloth or paper to remove dust or dirt.
Gently wipe the lens by a piece of moistened (with a little water), non-abrasive and lint-free cloth
to remove stubborn dirt.
Cleaning the Vents
Use a soft brush or a special designed small vacuum to remove the dust.
Note: For cleaning process, do Not spray any liquid (included water) directly on any parts of the
projector. Do Not use the chemical detergents to clean the projector which will damage the
projector.
Projector Maintenance
For this part, we only offer the basic maintaining suggestions. If you have any further
requirements (replacement or repair), please contact the dealer or qualified customer service
team.
Batteries Replacement of the Remote Control
If batteries have run out, please replace the batteries by following steps:
1. Open the battery cover of the remote control.
2. Insert the batteries with the + and –ends facing as shown.
3. Close the battery cover and press it down until it clicks into place.
Technical Specifications
To know product better and use projector properly, please read the table below:
Imaging Technology
TFT LCD
Native Resolution
800 x 480 pixels
Maximum Supported Resolution
1920 x 1080 pixels
Light
LED
Lens
Multichip Coated Lens (F=126)
Keystone
± 15 °Correction
Screen Size
37-130 inches

Projection Distance
1.2-3.8m
Recommended Projection Distance
1.5m with screen size of 51 inches
Aspect Ratio
16:9
Color
16.7k
Interface
1 x AC Input
1 x USB Port
1 x SD Card Slot
1 x VGA Port
1 x AV Input
1 x HDMI Port
1 x 3.5mm Audio Jack
Consumption
50W (Max)
Power Supply
AC 100-240V (50/60 Hz)
Supported Video Formats
MPG/MPE/VOB/DAT/BUK/TS0/TRP/TS/TP/
M2T/RM0/RMV/RM/RMVB/AVI/MP4/DIV/
MOV/MKV/WSF/ASF/FLV/WMV/ASM/3GP/
3G2/H265
Supported Audio Formats
MP3/WMA/AAC/WAV/M4A
Supported Image Formats
JPG/JPEG/BMP/GIF/PNG/TIF
Supported File Formats
TXT
Supported Languages
23 Languages
Package Accessories
Instruction Manual, Remote Control, Power
Cord, AV Cable, HDMI Cable, Adjustable Foot
Dimensions
? x ? x ? cm
Net Weight
? kg
Troubleshooting
As a high-tech product, the projector combined with optical, mechanical and electronic
components and equipped with a protective and complicated circuit inside. To quickly solve your
problems and to prevent improper using and settings, please follow operating instructions below.
If your problems or enquiries cannot be eliminated after reading the table, please do not hesitate
to contact us.

Problem Description
Troubleshooting
The projector won’t
turn on
Check if the power source is the indicated one and the power cord
is correctly connected. Make sure the power cord is not defective.
Lamp does not work
after turning on the
projector
Ensure power cord and power source are correctly connected. If the
lamp gets damages, please contact us to help.
No images
Check whether the format and resolution of images are supported
by the projector.
No response from
remote control
Check whether batteries of the remote control run out or are
installed correctly. Make sure there is no obstacle between the
remote control and IR receiver. Always use the remote control
within its effective distance (?m).
Obscure/Blurred
images
Please rotate the focus ring, adjust the keystone and throw distance
until the projected image is clear. Ensure the lens is clean.
Abnormal sound
Ensure the audio device is connected correctly and function well.
Check if the mute or minimum volume mode is set.
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