Optoma ZD101 User manual

3D Glasses User’s Guide
System Requirements
3D Glasses are designed to be emitter free and work with 3D enabled DLP®
projectors and televisions. Turn on the 3D mode on the displa in DLP®-Link
TM
mode when using 3D content. Do note, some displa s will automaticall switch to 3D
mode when 3D content is pla ed.
3D Glasses
Operation Guide
1. To turn on 3D Glasses
Press the power button and the LED will flash one time indicating the goggles are
read to use 3D mode.
2. Verif that 3D content is being sent to the projector and signal is compatible
with projector specifications
3. Turn on 3D mode in projector on-screen menu. 3D mode is located in
Displa settings section.
4. Turn on 3D glasses and verif image appears in 3D and there is no e e-strain.
5. If the image does not appear in 3D repeat previous steps (1) – (4)
6. If the projected image still does not appear to be 3D change the 3D s nc invert
setting. The 3D invert setting is located in the Displa section of the projector
menu.
7. For additional set-up information refer to the projector user’s manual.
8. To turn off 3D Glasses
Press the power button and hold until the LED switches off
Optical receiver
Power button
B
atter indicator LED

Battery Indicator
The 3D Glasses include two coin t pe CR2032 standard manganese lithium batteries.
If batter life is close to the end, the batter indicator LED will flash 4 times
consecutivel ever 1 minute. This behavior will repeat until the batter life is ended.
When ou turn on 3D Glasses under low batter level the LED will be diml lit for 5
seconds. After that the3D Glasses will be shut off automaticall .
Battery Replacement
˙Batter Installation
When ou need to replace the batteries, loosen the screw, remove the old batteries and
insert two new 3V coin t pe CR2032 non-chargeable batteries. The anode (+) of
batteries must face outside.
Step 1 Loosen the screw
Loosen the screw

Step 2 Batter Removal
Gentl pull back the metal clips to release the batteries..
Step 3 Insert new batteries
Anode (+) of batter
Batter insertion direction
Batter insertion direction

Nosepiece Change
3D Glasses come with three interchangeable nosepieces to provide a comfortable fit.
You should pull out the current nosepiece and insert the one that fits ou best.
Items in the Bo
The following parts are included in the carton.
˙(1) 3D Glasses
˙(3) interchangeable nosepieces
(large, middle, small)
˙User’s Guide
Compliance & Certification
3D goggles are compliant with the following regulations.
˙FCC (Federal Communications Commission)
˙CE (European Conformit )
IMPORTANT Safety guidelines:
Pull out the
nosepiece as shown
and change to
another nosepiece

Do: Take regular breaks when using 3D glasses and if ou experience
discomfort at an time, discontinue use. We suggest a minimum
break of 5 minutes for ever hour of use.
Do Not: Use 3D glasses for an other purpose than outlined in this manual.
Use 3D glasses for extended periods of time.
Use 3D glasses before consulting a medical professional, if our
famil has a histor of Epileps or Photosensitive Seizures.
Use the glasses as sunglasses.
If any negative symptoms occur, do not engage in an potentiall hazardous activit
(for example driving a vehicle) until our s mptoms have completel gone awa .
If s mptoms persist, discontinue use and do not resume stereoscopic 3D viewing
without discussing our s mptoms with a ph sician.
A small percentage of the population ma experience epileptic seizures when viewing
certain t pes of TV images or video games that contain flashing patterns of light.
The following people should consult a ph sician before viewing in stereoscopic 3D:
• Children under 5 ears of age.
• An one with a histor of epileps , or who has a famil member with a histor
of epileps .
• An one who has ever experienced epileptic seizures or sensor disturbances
triggered b flashing light effects.
WARNING!
SOME LIGHT PATTERNS MAY INDUCE SEIZURES IN PERSONS WITH
NO PRIOR HISTORY OF EPILEPSY, OTHERWISE CONSULT A
PHYSICIAN BEFORE USING 3D GLASSES. DISCONTINUE
STEREOSCOPIC 3D USE IF YOU EXPERIENCE ANY NEGATIVE
SYMPTOMS WHILE VIEWING STEREOSCOPIC 3D IMAGES.