Kodak Pocket Portable Projector User manual

KODAK Pocket Portable Projector
User Manual
3"H | 3"W | 0.8"D (8 cm | 8 cm | 2 cm)
Please read all directions before using the product and retain this guide for reference.

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INTRODUCTION
BOX CONTENTS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
FEATURES
SETUP
OPERATION
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
DISPOSAL
SPECIFICATIONS
CUSTOMER SERVICE
WARRANTY
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Thank you for purchasing the KODAK Pocket Portable Projector. This User Guide is intended to provide
you with guidelines to ensure that operation of this product is safe and does not pose risk to the user.
Any use that does not conform to the guidelines described in this User Guide may void the limited
warranty.
Please read all directions before using the product and retain this guide for reference. This product is
intended for household use only.
This product is covered by a limited one-year warranty. Coverage is subject to limits and exclusions.
See warranty for details.
1. INTRODUCTION
KODAK Pocket Portable Projector
HDMI® Cable
USB Cable
User Guide
2. BOX CONTENTS
When Using the Projector
• Refer to this user guide and take note of all safety precautions before using your projector.
• Do not place the projector on uneven or unstable surfaces.
• Do not use the projector in any place where it may come into contact with smoke. The residue
from smoke may cause build-up on critical parts of the projector, resulting in damage or
decreased performance.
• Do not use damaged power cords, accessories, and other parts with your projector.
• Keep all parts out of reach of children.
• Do not block or place anything near the projector’s ventilation holes. Doing so may cause internal
heat build-up that can result in degraded picture quality and damage to the projector.
• Always ensure that the operating voltage of your projector matches the voltage of your
power source.
• Do not store your projector in high temperatures, in direct sunlight, or any place where it may
become wet or damp.
• Do not handle this product with wet or damp hands.
• Do not reach for the unit if it has fallen into water. Always unplug it irst.
• Do not use this product in a place where it may fall.
• When using for the irst time, ensure that the projector is plugged into a grounded wall socket.
• Never attempt to short-circuit the battery.
• Discontinue use if leakage is found.
3. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

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When Servicing or Replacing Parts
• Never attempt to disassemble this product. There are no user serviceable parts.
• Do not attempt to remove or disassemble the battery. This will increase the risk of ire or
chemical burns.
• Always take care that the replacement battery is the correct type. Risk of explosion.
• Only use the parts provided by the manufacturer.
TOP VIEW
1. Control Panel Buttons
Use the control panel buttons to navigate the on screen menu.
These buttons are also used to control speciic projector
settings as shown below.
A. Back
B. Conirm / Play / Pause
C. Right / Fast-Forward / Volume+
D. Left / Rewind / Volume–
E. Volume
F. Power Indicator
2. Power Indicator
A. The projector’s current charge is shown by the 4 lights on the side of the control panel. When the
projector is powered on, the lights will lash.
B. Each light represents 25% charge, 1 light indicating low charge, and 4 lights indicating full charge.
C. When charging, the next power level will blink on and o.
D. To view the current charge, press the power button once.
FRONT VIEW
1. Lens
Projects the video or image iles from your input device.
NOTE: Never touch the lens using your hands or any sharp object.
2. Speaker
Plays back the audio from the currently playing video.
REAR VIEW
1. Audio Output
This port allows you to connect an external speaker
or headphones to the projector.
2. USB Input/Power Out
This port allows you to connect a USB lash drive or other external device to the projector.It also
provides up to 5V/2A of voltage and current, allowing you to use the projector to charge a
mobile device.
4. FEATURES
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3. HDMI® Input
This port is used to connect the HDMI® (High-Deinition Multimedia Interface) connector. It is
compatible with HD DVD, Blu-Ray, and other protected content playback.
NOTE: If the USB and/or microSD™ inputs are used at the same time as the HDMI®, the HDMI® will
take priority.
4. DC Input
This port is used to connect the power adapter (not included). It is used both to provide direct power to
the projector and to charge the internal battery.
NOTE: the power adapter may become warm or hot while in use. Never cover or attempt to touch the
adapter while it is connected to a power source.
RIGHT SIDE
1. Power Button
Press and hold this button for 5 seconds to turn the
projector on or o. Press this button once to view the current charge.
2. Focus Wheel
Turn the focus wheel to adjust the image focus of the projector.
LEFT SIDE
1. MicroSD™ Slot
This slot allows you to insert a microSD™ card, giving
you access to your iles directly from the projector.
2. Air Outlet Vent
When the projector is in use, warm air will exit from this vent.
NOTE: Always take care that the air vents are never blocked by paper, clothing, or any other
obstruction. Blocking the vents may result in overheating of the projector.
BOTTOM VIEW
1. Air Inlet Vent
When the projector is in use, cool air will enter this vent.
NOTE: Always take care that the air vents are never blocked
by paper, clothing, or any other obstruction. Blocking the
vents may result in overheating of the projector.
2. Tripod Dock
This dock allows the projector to be mounted onto a tripod.
3. Rating Label
The speciications of the projector can be found here.
4. Non-Slip Feet
These rubber feet provide additional traction to the projector,
allowing it to be more stable when on a surface.
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1. Charge the Projector
A. Connect the adapter to the micro USB port of the projector, using the included power cord.
B. Plug the adapter into an outlet or other
power source.
C. You may now use the projector.
D. While plugged in, the projector’s battery will
automatically charge. It is recommended that
you allow the projector to charge for at
least 4 hours before using it in battery
mode for the irst time.
5. SETUP
2. Connect an External Device to the Projector
A. Turn on the Projector
Press and hold the power button for 5 seconds
to turn on the projector.
B. Adjust the Focus Wheel
Open a still image and carefully rotate the
focus wheel until the image is clear.
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Australia and
Mainland China
USA, Canada,
and Taiwan
Continental
Europe
UK Japan Sweden
AC Power Cord Requirements
Ensure that the correct AC plug type is used, according to your location. If the power cord included
with your projector does not match your local power source, contact your sales dealer.
NOTE: It is recommended that your video source device uses a grounded plug. This will prevent signal
interference from voltage luctuations.

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5.0inch
10 inch
20inch
40inch
60inch
80inch
0.25M 0.48M 0.97M 1.95M 2.90M 3.90MDistance
C. Adjust Screen Size
The screen size will increase or decrease as the projector
is brought closer or further from the wall. The chart below
details the correlation between distance and screen size.
After the screen is the desired size, use the
focus wheel to adjust the image clarity.
D. Connect to a an External Device
Your projector can be connected to a variety of external devices using the included HDMI® cable.
Compatible devices include laptops, smart phones, tablets, gaming devices, and more.
a. Connect one end of the HDMI® cable to
the projector.
b. Connect the other end of the HDMI® cable
to the external device.
NOTE: Some devices may require an adapter in
order to connect to the projector. Check the table
below if using a device that is not HDMI® compatible.
1 Devices with HDMI port
2 Devices with mini HDMI port
3 Devices with micro HDMI port
4 iOS devices with lightning port
5Devices with USBC
(USB type C) port
6Devices with USBC
(USB type C) port
6Devices with Screen
Mirroring Function
HDMI to HDMI cable
Mini HDMI to HDMI adapter HDMI to HDMI cable
Mini HDMI to HDMI adapter HDMI to HDMI cable
Lightning digital AV adapter HDMI to HDMI cable
USBC to HDMI adapter HDMI to HDMI cable
USB type C to HDMI cable
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E. Enable your Computer for External Displays
If your computer does not automatically recognize the projector, it means that you must irst enable
the use of external displays. Each computer is dierent and may require a dierent setup.
To set up Windows 7 for external displays, follow the instructions below.
a. Open the start menu and select the “Control Panel”.
b. Select “Appearance and Personalization”.
c. Under the “Display” section, select “Connect to an external display”.
d. Here you will be able to select your projector as an external display.
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To set up a Mac® computer, follow the instructions below.
NOTE: In order to connect a Mac® computer to the projector via HDMI®, an adapter is needed
(not included).
a. Go to the “System Preferences” menu and select “Displays”
b. Select the “Arrangements” tab. Make sure that “Mirror Displays” is checked.
c. After checking “Mirror Displays”, a new window will open. On this display screen,
set the resolution to 1024 x 768.
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1. Turn on the Projector
Press and hold the power button to turn on the projector.
2. Playing a Video File
A. After turning on the projector, you will be prompted to select either Movies or Images.
B. Tap the Conirm button to gain access to the control panel, then use the conirm button to
select Movies.
C. You will then be prompted to select either USB or MicroSD™. Use the and buttons to
highlight the format you wish to access. Then tap the conirm button to select.
D. Use the and buttons to cycle through the list of iles. Select the ile you wish to play with the
conirm button.
3. Connect Speakers or Headphones
A. Connect your speakers or headphones
to the projector’s audio output port,
using a 3.5mm cable.
B. Adjust the volume as needed.
4. Insert MicroSD™ Card or USB Drive
Slide the microSD™ card into the microSD™ card
slot until it clicks into place. If using a USB drive,
insert it into the USB input.
6. OPERATION
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