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User Guide
Quick Start Guide
Step 4: Settings Button
Step 1: Power Adapter Port
Step 2: Power Button
Step 3: Adjust Focus
S tep
1: Connect the power adapter
S tep
2 : Press the Power button once, the fan should start spinning and the projector engine shoud light up
S tep
3: Adjust the focus as needed
S tep
4: Enter the “OSD” Menu to change brightness or to select inputs. The OSD Menu can be accessed via the “Settings” button on the projector or the “Menu” button on the
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Caution!
WARNING: Please use this product as instructed. Misuse may cause injury or death.
DO NOT expose to water or wet surfaces. Electric shock may occur.
DO NOT expose the projected LED image to your eyes or the eyes of others
DO NOT block or restrict airflow from ventilation holes as this may cause the projector to overheat
Keep the projector charger away from any heat sources
Caution for Headphone Use
• Prolonged use at high volume may impair your hearing.
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Projector at a glance
Main Unit Front/Back
Remote & Keypad
Accessories
Chapter 2: Getting Started
Powering On / Off
Focus Adjustment / Throw
Distance
Accessing OSD Menu
Adjusting the Brightness
Picture Settings & Mode
Connecting to Projector
Enabling Video Output
(on a laptop)
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Connecting to VGA
Connecting to HDMI
Connecting to USB
Connecting to Speakers &
Headphones
Chapter 3: File Playback
Playing Videos
Viewing Pictures
Music Playback
Video Playback FAQ
Chapter 4: Android System
Connecting to Wireless
Quick Launch Buttons
Apps Menu
Office Files
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Table of Contents (Cont)
Wireless Display (Screen Mirror)
Connecting to Bluetooth
Display Settings
Chapter 5: Settings
Picture Configuration
Keystone Adjustment
Chapter 6: Technical Details
Trouble Shooting
Specifications
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LED Android at a Glance
Chapter 1
Settings Button
Navigation Pad
Power Adapter Receptacle
Back Button
Power Button
Focus Wheel
Lens
3.5 mm Composite Jack
3.5 mm Audio Jack
VGA Input
HDMI Input
USB Port
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Remote & Keypad
Both the keypad and remote can be used to control the projector. The Main Menu Navigation on the remote functions similarly to the keypad on the projector but with additional features that include:
1. Mouse Pointer - The Mouse icon opens a mouse pointer on the screen. To enter “mouse mode” press the mouse icon on the remote control and press the left or right arrow key. The mouse pointer should begin to move. To exit “mouse mode” double-click the mouse icon. (Press Right / Left if it does not work immediately)
2. Volume Control - Use the volume keys to adjust the speaker volume
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Accessories
Power Adapter A/V Cable
Remote
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Getting Started
Chapter 2
Powering ON the projector
1. Connect the power cord to the Projector
2. Connect the opposite end of the power cord into a wall outlet.
3. Press the POWER button on the top of the projector to start the projector or press the POWER button on the remote control to start the projector.
* The POWER button’s blue LED light will turn on when the projector is on.
Powering OFF the projector
1. Press the button on the keypad or remote twice to turn the projector off. The optical engine should power off and the fan should stop spinning. The projector can be turned on using the remote control.
Power Socket
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Focus Adjusment / Throw Distance
Focus Adjustment
Located on top of the projector, turn the focus ring to the left or right until the image becomes clear.
Throw Distance Chart
Diagonal inch (“)
Min
Max
56
66
75
150
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Distance from
Lens to Screen (“)
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
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DIAGONAL
Throw Ratio 1.22
*minimum throw distance: 20 inches
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SCREEN SIZE
16:9 Aspect Ratio
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Accessing the OSD Menu
The OSD Menu
The OSD Menu allows the user to control 3 primary functions of the projector. (1) Input Selection (2) Brightness Settings (3) Picture Settings
To Access the OSD Menu
Simply press the “settings” button ( ) on the projector or the “menu” button on the remote control. The OSD
Menu will pop up.
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Brightness Settings
Standard Mode
The Projector operates at 450Lm in standard mode. Standard brightness is designed for a wide range of altitudes and ambient temperatures and preserves light-source life
Boost Mode
Boost Mode delivers 550Lm of brightness. The Projector is designed to run in boost mode for 60 minutes each time. Excessive use of Boost Mode will decrease light-source lifespan. To toggle “on” boost mode, simply select “Boost Mode” in the OSD menu. The fan will spin faster and the projected image become brighter.
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Picture Settings
Picture Mode
The picture mode allows the user to select between different picture modes Dynamic, Standard, Mild, and Custom. The differences in each mode is a combination of changes in Contrast, Brightness, Color,
Sharpness, and Tint. A fifth mode, “User” allows the user to manually adjust these settings.
Color Mode
The color mode allows the user to pick between Warm, Medium, and
Cool color temperatures. The differences in each mode is changes to the Red, Green, Blue color-mix. A forth mode “user” allows the user to manually adjust the color-mix.
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Picture Settings (Cont)
Aspect Ratio
The Aspect ratio can be set to 6 different settings. The first is an “auto” setting. The next few settings forces between 4:3 or 16:9 (native) aspect ratio, while Zoom 1 and Zoom 2 will zoom the image. “Just Scan” can switch the image to wide screen / cinema mode.
Display Mode
The Projector allows 4 different display modes which accomodate for rear-projection and reverse (up-side down) mounting and is accomplished through vertical or horizontal flip .
Keystone
Keystone allows vertical keystone adjustment. Please see
Keystone Adjustments page for more information. Horizontal
Keystone is not supported.
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Connecting to the Projector
HDMI - VGA - AV
The Projector offers 6 different input sources.
This section will focus on HDMI,
VGA, and AV (Composite) input.
Selecting Inputs
The Input Selection menu can be found by accessing the OSD menu. The
OSD menu is accessed by pressing the
“Settings” ( ) button on the projector or the remote control.
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Connecting to the Projector
(Cont)
To connect a device to the Projector first connect the appropriate source cable. HDMI is a full sized HDMI cable. VGA is a standard 25 pin VGA cable. Composite Video is the included 3.5mm AV cable. After connecting the cable open the OSD menu and select the appropriate format. For example to enable an HDMI connection first connect the
HDMI cable then select “HDMI” in the OSD menu.
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Connecting to the Projector
(Cont)
HDMI C onneCtIon
When connecting to HDMI remember to set the output resolution to match the projector. The native resolution of the projector is 1280x800. Not all resolutions will match, please try a few different resolution settings to obtain the desired display. On systems like the Playstation 4, a safe-mode boot (on the PS4) may be needed to change the output resolution to match.
VGA C onneCtIon
VGA connections are analog connections without “autodetection”. To connect a laptop to the LED Projector first set the resolution. We recommend resolutions at or near
1280x800. Depending on your device, sometimes toggling the VGA output to “ON” is needed. Each laptop configuration is different, for example Function+F5 is sometimes used to toggle the VGA output On / Off on laptops. Please check your device owners manual for more detailed instructions.
RCA C onneCtIon
To connect Composite Video (RCA) connections simply connect the red, white, and yellow RCA cables to the included 3.5mm RCA cable. The 3.5mm port should then plug into the 3.5mm AV port of the LED Android Projector.
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Tips: Enabling Video Output
Step 1:
To enable VGA or HDMI output on your computer most computers require “turning on” the video output feature. Each computer is different. Please consult your owner’s manual for instructions to enable VGA or HDMI output. Below are standard instructions for a Windows XP computer – not all systems are the same.
Step 2: Step 3:
Press function & “F5” to instruct the computer to enable multiple displays.
You can also press Windows+P to toggle through display settings.
1. Right click on computer desktop and select “Properties”
2. Display Properties window will pop up
3. Click on the “Settings” Tab
4. If a secondary monitor is grayed out, click on it and check “Extend my Windows
Desktop onto this monitor”
5. If the image is blurry or the text is not legible, adjust the screen resolution. We recommend 1280x800.
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Tips: Connecting to Composite
Step 1:
Connect the 3.5mm A/V Cable to the back of the Projector.
Step 2:
Connect the composite end of the AV Cable (Red, White,Yellow) to your device.
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Connecting to VGA
Step 1:
Connect one end of the VGA Cable to the back fo the projector and the other end to the source device
Step 2:
Select “VGA Input” in the OSD Menu of the Projector
Step 3:
Enable the video output of your source device. Frequently this is done with the function F5 key or by enabling “video output” in the “display settings”.
Please see your device’s owners manual
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Step 1:
Step 2:
Select “VGA Input” in the OSD Menu of the Projector
Step 3:
Connecting to HDMI
Step 1:
Connect one end of the HDMI to your projectors HDMI Adapter
Step 2:
Select “HDMI Input” in the OSD Menu of the Projector
Step 3:
Connect the opposite end of the HDMI cable to your device.
Note: Apple devices require a specialized
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Connecting to USB
The Projector features two (2) USB ports. One full-sized
USB port and one mini-USB port. Both USB ports are full function USB ports and can either connect to a peripheral device such as a mouse or a USB memory stick. USB
Memory sticks of up to 32GB can be connected.
Note: To Enable the USB Host function on the mini-USB port, please go to Android Settings and uncheck “Connect to PC” (under
Device->USB) and then check “USB Debugging” (in the Developer
Options submenu.)
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Connecting Speakers/Headphones
Step 1: Connect your speakers/headphones to the projector’s speaker adapter.
3.5 mm cord Speaker Adapter
Step 2: Ensure the power and volume on your speaker or headphones is turned on
Step 3: Place the headphones on and enjoy!
*CAUTION for Headphone Use
• Prolonged use at high volume may impair
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File Playback Options
Chapter 3
The Projector has 3 playback modes. These modes include
Video playback, Picture Slideshow playback, and Music playback
To connect content to the Projector use the USB port found on the back of the projector. The Projector can support USB sticks up to
32GB.
Audio file formats supported: MP2, MP3, WAV, AAC, WMA
Video file formats supported: AVI(
DIVX,DIVX,XVID),WMV,MOV,
VOB(DVD),PMP,MPEG,.MPG,, FLV(H.263,
DIVX,DIVX,XVID), rm,rmvb, MKV(
MPEG,DIVX,XVID),DAT(VCD),
,ASF ,TS, TP,3GP,MPG
Photo file formats support: JPG, JPEG, BMP, and PNG .
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Playing Videos
Video Player Selection
• To Access the Video playback menu, in the main menu select the “Videos” icon.
• In the Video Submenu you will see a preview of available videos.
• Select the video you wish to play
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Playing Videos (Cont)
The Video Player
• As your video begins to play you will find a playback control menu at the bottom of the screen which can be brought up by pressing the “UP” arrow
• If you don’t see the control menu, press “UP” arrow on the projector or the remote control to bring up this menu
• Volume Adjustment can be achieved with the remote control or in the menu
• FFWD and RWD can be achieved by highlighting the progress bar
Decrease
Volume
Increase
Volume
Bookmark Rewind Pause Fast Forward Full
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Repeat
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Viewing Pictures
Picture Viewer Selection
• To access the Pictures menu in the main menu, select the “Pictures” icon.
• In the Picture Submenu you will see a preview of available pictures.
• Select the picture you wish to view
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Viewing Pictures
(Cont)
Picture Viewer
There are several options for viewing pictures. These options include:
• Picture Slideshow - Bring up the settings menu and select SlideShow mode to begin the slideshow
• E-mail the picture - Bring down the options menu to be able to e-mail the picture
• Edit the picture - Bring up the photo editor (3 rings) to be able to edit the picture
• Rotate the picture - Bring up the settings menu to be able to rotate the picture
Options Menu
Photo Editor
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Music Playback
Music Player Selection
• To listen to music select the Music
Player option in the main menu
• In the Music Submenu you will see a preview of available Music.
• Select the video you wish to play
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Music Playback (Cont)
Decrease Volume Rewind Pause/Play Fast Forward Increase Volume
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Video Playback FAQ
How do I get rid of the bottom navigation bar?
• The navigation bar will disappear automatically after 4 seconds
How does the “bookmark” function work?
• Book-marking a segment of the video allows the user to return to that specific section of the video at a later time. Upon re-opening the file the user will be prompted if they want to return to the bookmark
My video refuses to play what do I do?
• Not all file formats are compatible with the video player. Try encoding the video in another format. There are free converters such as “Format Factory” that can convert video files
Stuck in the selection menu help!
• Use the back button or the mouse to navigate outside of the selection menu.
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Android System
Chapter 4
The Projector features an Android Operating system based on a dual-core ARM chipset.
The Android Operating system allows the user to download apps, surf the internet, stream movies, and a whole host of other features normally found on an Android device.
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Connecting to Wireless
STEP 1
Connecting to a Wireless Router
• To Connect to a Wireless Router first access the settings menu
• Select the WIFI settings submenu
• Ensure WIFI is turned “ON”
STEP 2
Connecting to a Wireless Router
• Select the appropriate router
• Enter your passphrase to connect to the router
Note: The WIFI connection works best with WPA connections. If you are using a WEP connection we
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Connecting to Wireless (cont)
Settings Menu
An alternative method to configure the wireless connection is to directly access the settings menu. The settings menu can be found by clicking in the “settings”
Application in the Apps menu.
In the settings menu turn on
WIFI and select the correct router. After entering the password you should be connected automatically to your router.
Note: Router and WIFI connection issue trouble shooting is beyond the scope of this manual.
For problems connecting to a router we suggest contacting your router manufacturer or searching the internet for “Troubeshooting WIFI
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Quick Launch Short-Cuts
Depending on the region the Projector includes some quick-launch short-cuts. For the United States region these short-cuts include:
Youtube - Youtube Link, Netflix - Netflix Link, HULU - Hulu Link, Google -
Google Link, Facebook - Facebook Link
Note: For better performance we recommend downloading the respective Apps through the
Google App store
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Apps Menu
The Projector allows accessing Android Apps via the Apps menu. Android Apps are different application software created by 3rd party vendors for various different uses and functions.
Popular apps include streaming video clients, productivity apps
(such as spreadsheets), and games.
Access the Apps menu from the main menu. To launch an app simply click on the desired app.
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Apps (cont)
DOWNLOAD APPS
There are two ways to download and install new applications.
1. The easiest is using the Google Play Store. Simply sign onto the
Google Play store, search for your application and click “install”. The application will automatically install on the projector.
2. Another method is to download application and use the APK installer.
You can also download your non-google sponsored applications directly from a variety of internet sources. After downloading the .apk file use the
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Viewing Office Files
The LED Android has the ability to view Microsoft Office files including Word, Excel, Powerpoint, as well as Adobe PDF files.
There are a variety of free viewers and editors available through the Google Play Store such as Kingsoft Office.
Note: Download a free viewer before attempting to view these files
Download a viewer / editor through the Google
Play store.
We highly recommend a keyboard or mouse to edit
MS Office or PDF files
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Wireless Display
SCREEN MIRRORING
The LED Android allows wireless mirroring of Android Phones to the Projector. While wireless mirroring is not the most efficient connection for high bandwidth screen-sharing and is thus not recommended for videos and gaming it is a great option for most types of presentations.
The WIFI display app is preloaded in your LED Android projector. You can find the App in the Apps section.
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Wireless Display (Cont)
Projector Smartphone
Step 1: Projector - Open the WIFI Display app found in the apps section. Configure the name as needed
Step 2: Projector - Click on the Search Feature
Step 3: Smartphone - In the “Settings” section of the smartphone locate the “Display” settings and then turn on
“Wireless Display”. On some phones this may be named differently such as “Screen Sharing”. Typically it is nested
Settings > Display > Wireless Display
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Wireless Display (Cont)
Step 4: Smartphone - Turn on the wireless display feature
Step 5: Smartphone - Click “Search for Displays”.
After a few seconds the projector name should appear
Step 6: Smartphone - Click on the Projector.
Wait until connected
Step 7: Projector - The Smartphone should appear on the bottom left hand corner of the WIFI
Display App
Notes: If connection fails try rebooting your phone and/or projector. To exit press the
“back” button on the projector
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Connecting to Bluetooth
The Projector has a built in bluetooth chipset. This allows the connection of wireless controllers or wireless speakers and other bluetooth enabled devices. To connect to bluetooth device access the Bluetooth setup menu under the settings menu.
Ensure Bluetooth is turned on. Once turned on Bluetooth is discoverable. All devices must be
“paired” before using.
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Bluetooth (cont)
PAIRING DEVICES
An alternative method to connect and pair a bluetooth device is to use the main settings menu. Under the bluetooth settings menu you will have a few options.
1. Make your device searchable - Click on “Only Visible to paired devices”. The projector will then be searchable to all bluetooth devices for two minutes.
2. Search for Devices - Click on “search for devices to identify new available devices
Note: Bluetooth devices often pair differently. Please read your device
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Display Setting
The Display Setting allows the adjustment of the size (stretch) of the screen both vertically and horizontally
Vertical Stretch
Use the up and down arrows to vertically expand or compress the image.
Horizontal Stretch
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Picture Configuration
Chapter 5
The Picture Configuration can be accessed through the OSD menu. Click the “menu” button to enter the OSD menu. Under the OSD Menu select “Picture Adjust”
Picture Mode
• Changes the pre-selected picture mode
Color Temperature
• Adjusts the color temperature from hot to cool (red to blue).
Aspect Ratio
• Changes the aspect ratio of the picture - 4:3, 16:9*
Display Mode
• Allows the user to flip the image both vertically and horizontally
Keystone
• Allows the user to change the Keystone settings
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Picture Configuration (cont)
Picture Mode
Picture mode can be toggled between
User, Dynamic, Standard, and Mild. In
User mode Contrast, Brightness,Color, and Sharpness can be set by the user projector, which affects the sound signature.
Color Temperature
Color Temperature can be toggled between Cool, Medium, Warm, and User.
In User mode Red, Green, and Blue saturation can be selected individually.
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Picture Configuration (Cont)
Aspect Ratio
The aspect ratio of the image can be adjusted. The native aspect ratio is
16:9.
Auto - Automatic aspect ratio
16:9 - Native Aspect Ratio
4:3 - Traditional Aspect Ratio
Zoom 1 - Zoom in
Zoom 2 - Zoom in
Just Scan - 1:1 Pixel Ratio
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Picture Configuration (Cont)
Display Mode
The display mode allows the user to flip the image both vertically and horizontally.
This allows for ceiling mounting and rear projection.
For example to achieve rear projection select “horizontal flip” and the image will be flipped 180 degrees on the Y-Axis.
To achieve ceiling mount select “vertical flip” and the image will be flipped 180 degrees on the X-Axis.
The display mode is “remembered” upon power-off.
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Keystone Adjustments
What is Keystoning?
“Keystoning” occurs when a projector is aligned non-perpendicularly to a screen, or when the projection screen has an angled surface. The image that results from one of these misalignments will look trapezoidal rather than square.
Digital Keystone Adjustments
By adding a special, selectable, algorithm to the scaling, some new projectors are able to alter the image before it reaches the projection lens. The result is a squared image, even at an angle.
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Keystone Adjustments
Automatic Keystone Adjustment
Automatic Keystone adjustment is enabled through a levelsensor on the projector. As the projector is tilted the image is automatically scaled to match the angle / degree of tilt. This feature is turned “on” from the factory.
Manual Keystone Adjustment
Users can choose to adjust the keystone themselves to match circumstances where the automatic keystone adjustment is ill-suited. This can be achieved by selecting “manual” in the
Keystone adjustment submenu found in the OSD menu.
No Keystone Adjustment
Keystone adjustment can be turned off through the Keystone submenu.
Note: Only vertical Keystone Adjustment is available (horizontal is not)
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Keystone Adjustments FAQ
How to Correct Keystone
• If the image looks trapezoidal with the base larger (as pictured right), press the bottom button on the directional pad on the top of the
LED Showtime until the keystone effect corrects and the picture turns into a square projection.
• If the image looks trapezoidal with the top larger (as pictured right), press the top button on the directional pad on the top of the LED
Showtime until the keystone effect corrects and the picture turns into
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Technical Details
Troubleshooting
IMAGE IS BLURRED
Possible Causes
The Projector is not in focus
Chapter 6
Solution
Adjust the focus with the focus adjustment dial until the image comes into focus
The Projector is offset from plane / angle of operation
Move the projector so that it is both 180 degrees and on an evern plane with the screen.
No Sync, No Signal
Be sure to setup the computer to enable a video signal output. On some laptops this is done by pressing and holding Function F5 key. If using the LED
Showtime as an external monitor on Windows based systems, this can be done by selecting “extend my desktop to this monitor”. The native resolution of the
LED Showtime projector is 1280x800. Depending on the video driver different resolutions may need to be selected for proper output.
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Technical Details
Troubleshooting
THE PROJECTOR DOES NOT TURN ON
Possible Causes
There is no power
Solution
Check to ensure the power outlet source is good. check the power adapter to ensure a proper connection with the wall outlet as well as the proejctor.
The power button was not held long enough To power on the projector, the power button needs to be depressed for a full 3 seconds. try holding the power button until the optical engine turns on
NO PICTURE / FILE NOT SUPPORTED
Possible Causes
The video source is not properly connected or selected
Solution
Check the video source signal to ensure that it is properly connected. Select the current input source by choosing the input desired from the main menu
Incorrect file extension / Video is encoded with incorrect codec
Please refer to “Specifications” page to see which file types and codex are supported. Verify that the file was encoded properly.
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Specifications
Brightness:
Native Resolution:
Maximum Resolution:
Aspect Ratio:
Contrast Ratio:
Projectoin Lens:
Image Size:
Lamp:
Android OS:
Processor (CPU):
Internal Memory:
Video in:
Audio Output:
Onboard Memory:
USB:
550 Lumens
1280x720 (720P)
1920x1080 (1080P)
16:9
2000:1
Manual Focus
10~160 inches
Triple RGB LEDs with Vibrant Color Technology
Life 20,000 hours
Android 4.2
Dual Core Android 4.2 Processor
1GB DDR RAM
Composite A/V
VGA
HDMI
2.0 W stereo speakers
3.5 mm audio jack
4GB Internal Storage
USB Host
(Memory Sticks)
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5.9” x 5.2” x 1.4”
1.5 lbs
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Please direct all customer service inquiries to:
AAXA Technologies, Inc.
1541 Parkway Loop
Tustin, CA 92780
(714) 957-1999
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