Kogan F700 User manual

4000 LUMENS FULL HD
PROJECTOR
F700
KAF700PRXA

Ensure to read all instructions and warnings prior to first use. Retain this user guide for future
reference.
•Ensure all components are included in the package. If any components are missing,
contact help.Kogan.com for assistance.
•Keep the projector away from water and any other liquids.
•CAUTION: This projector must be fixed properly on a surface (for example, floor, table),
wall or ceiling to avoid potential accidents.
•Do not look directly into the light from the projector lens when in use. This can cause
permanent damage to your eyes.
•Do not cover any of the vents on the projector. This may cause overheating and/or the
projector to malfunction.
•To allow for adequate ventilation, leave at least a 10cm clearance between the
projector and any walls or obstructions.
•Do not place the projector near or on open flames (for example, candles) and any other
hot items.
•If the power cord is damaged, stop use and contact help.Kogan.com for assistance.
•Ensure the power cord is visible at all times.
•Do not hide or bury the power cord under carpet or other floor coverings as this may
cause a potential tripping hazard.
•This remote control may have the same frequency as remote control from other devices
and cause an interference. This is normal.
•Do not attempt to repair the projector yourself.
•Images shown in this user guide are for reference only.
•This projector is not compatible with third-party accessories and chargers.
SAFETY & WARNINGS

Projector (with lens cap)
Remote control
Power cord Support base
AV cable User guide
COMPONENTS

Note:
The adjustable support base allows the projector to be adjusted by up to 15°. We
recommend a projection angle between 0°- 8° for the best viewing experience.
Top view
Bottom view
Control panel
Keystone
correction dial
Manual focus
dial
For ceiling mounting
Hole for support base
OVERVIEW

Front view
Left side view
Lens
IR receiver
Power cable socket

Right side view
Rear view
1
AV input
7
Ventilation outlet
2
3.5mm headphone jack
8
Speaker
3
HDMI 1 input
9
Analog TV tuner
4
HDMI 2 input
10
IR receiver
5
USB 1 input (USB 2.0)
11
Ventilation inlet
6
USB 2 input (USB 2.0)

Note:
While using the remote control, point it towards the IR receiver.
Control panel
Remote control
Power button
EXIT button
OK button
Play/pause
Forward
Mute
Increase volume
MENU button
Back
Arrow keys
SOURCE button
Decrease volume
Power / return
Left / increase volume
Source / down
Indicator light
Menu / up
Right / decrease volume
OK (used to confirm
selections)

Note:
The image size depends on the distance between projector and screen. There may be
up to a 3% deviation from the data listed above as different settings can affect viewing
distances.
Placement and mounting
Before using the projector, select an appropriate area that has reduced brightness to allow
for the best viewing results.
If the projector will be mounted to the ceiling, this projector supports most universal wall
mounts (sold separately).
If the projector will be placed on the table, you may insert the support base onto the bottom
of the projector to create a more level surface for the projector to sit on.
Projection size and distance
(Aspect Ratio: 16:9, Default)
Follow the data in chart below, to adjust the image size and the distance. Distance
provided is measured from lens to projected surface.
Projection size 50 inches 72 inches 100 inches 120 inches
16:9 1.5m 2.1m 2.9m 3.35m
BEFORE FIRST USE

1. Connect the power cord as shown below and turn on the power socket. The indicator
light will turn red, meaning the projector has entered standby.
2.Remove the lens cover and press the power button on the control panel or remote
control to turn on the projector.
3.If the projector is mounted to the ceiling, the projection will need to be inverted. On the
remote control, press MENU > PICTURE > Projection Mode and select one of the ceiling
mounted options (Front/Ceiling, or Rear Ceiling) as referenced below.
If the projector is on the table, press MENU > PICTURE > Projection Mode and select
one of the table mounted options (Front or Rear) as referenced below.
Front/Ceiling Rear/Ceiling
Front Rear
OPERATION

4.Keep the projector straight and level with the projected screen. Adjust the projector for
trapezoid correction. The projected screen should result in a rectangle.
Incorrect Correct Incorrect
If moving the projector still results in a trapezoid projection, try performing keystone
adjustment.
Keystone adjustment
Scroll the keystone adjustment dial until the projection becomes rectangular.
Note:
If initial attempts at keystone adjustment do not lead to a rectangular projection, try
reducing the vertical height of the projector in relation to the centre of the screen.

Note:
If connecting with an Apple device (for example, iPad, iPhone), you may need to use a
Lightning digital AV adapter to connect via HDMI.
Focus
The initial projection may be blurry and out of focus. Scroll the manual focus dial on the
projector until the projection becomes clear.
Multimedia connection
This projector is capable of connecting to various forms of multimedia. These include:
•USB
•HDMI
•MHL
•AV cable
•Audio out
USB connection
•Insert a USB into one of the USB input ports.
•Press the SOURCE button on the remote control or Source/down on the control panel.
•On screen, press Input source > ‘USB’ as the signal source.
•Press Play/pause to begin watching content. Press Play/pause again to stop
watching.
HDMI connection
This projector supports most devices with HDMI ports.
•Connect a HDMI cable (not provided) to the projector and your device.
•Press the SOURCE button on the remote control or Source/down on the control panel.
•On screen, press Input source > ‘HDMI 1’ or ‘HDMI 2’ as the signal source.
Note:
It is normal if the centre of the projection is sharp and has slightly blurred edges.

MHL connection
This projector is compatible with MHL.
•Connect a MHL cable (not included) to your device and the HDMI or USB ports
accordingly.
•Press the SOURCE button on the remote control or Source/down on the control panel.
•On screen, press Input source then the appropriate signal source connected into the
projector.
AV connection
•Use the included AV cable to connect the AV output of your device.
•Press the SOURCE button on the remote control or Source/down on the control panel.
•On screen, press Input source > ‘AV’ as the signal source.
Audio out connection
Use an audio cable to connect your device to the projector’s 3.5mm headphone jack.

Image formats supported JEPG / PNG / BMP
(.jpg / .png / .bmp)
Audio formats supported MPEG1 / MPEG2 / LPCM / MP3
(.avi /.ts / .dat / .vob / .wmv / .mkv / .mp3 / .mp4 /
.m4a)
Video bit rate supported Up to 30-40 Mbps
Video formats supported MPEG1 / MPEG2 / H.263 / H.264 / AVS / VC1 /
MJPEG / RV30 / RV40 / HEVC
(dat / .ts / .mp4 / .mpg / .mpeg / .avi / .mkv / .mov /
.asf / .flv / .3gp. / .3gpp / .tp)
Projector dimensions 275 x 215 x 105mm
Weight 1.95kg
SPECIFICATIONS

NOTES

Need more information?
We hope that this user guide has given you
the assistance needed for a simple set-up.
For the most up-to-date guide for your product,
as well as any additional assistance you may require,
head online to help.kogan.com