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User Guide
Caution!
WARNING: Please use this product as instructed. Misuse may cause injury or death.
DO NOT use while driving
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, battery, or charger away from any heat sources
Caution for Battery Use
• Do not pierce or puncture the battery with sharp objects
• Do not heat the product or expose it to high temperature.
• Do not wet it or place it in any liquid
Caution for Headphone Use
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Prolonged use at high volume may impair your hearing.
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High volume during walking or driving may cause distractions and result in injury or death
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: P2-B at a Glance
P2-B Introduction
Remote
Accessories
Chapter 2: Getting Started
Powering On / Off
Focus Adjustment / Throw
Distance
External Input/Outputs
Connecting to Digital Input
Connecting to Composite Video
Connecting to Digital Input Video
Connecting to Speaker or
Headphones
Connecting a TF Card
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2
4
5
10
12
6
7
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Connecting a USB Stick
Chapter 3: Menu Screens
Main Menu
Video Player Menu
Photo Viewer Menu
Music Player Menu
Text Viewer Menu
Chapter 4: Setup Menu
Settings
Chapter 5: Technical Details
Troubleshooting
Specifications
Notes
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P2-B at a Glance
Main Unit Front/Back
TF Card Slot
Focus Adjustment
Chapter 1
USB Port
Headphone Out
AV Port
Touchpad
Digital Input
Power Button
Power Port
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Remote & Touchpad
Power On/Off
Main Menu
Navigation
Volume Down
Select Source
Mute
Volume Up
Video Play Menu
Back
Remote
* The remote control is not able to POWER ON the projector
NOTE: Pressing power on the remote once will only enable or disable the remote control.
In order to fully turn the projector off , hold the power button down on the remote or projector for at least 3 seconds.
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Remote & Touchpad Cont.
The P2-B includes a touchpad directly on top of the projector. The touchpad allows users to navigate through the menu options. In order to select an option, “OK” needs to be tapped.
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Accessories
Tripod
Remote
Power Adapter A/V Cable
*Under various circumstances, the actual accessories may be different from those shown in the pictures above.
Additional accessories are available for purchase at www.aaxatech.com
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Getting Started
Chapter 2
Powering ON the projector
1. To power-on a fully charged P2-B, hold down the power button for approximately three seconds until the projector turns on.
Powering OFF the projector
1. Hold down the power button for approximately three seconds until the projector turns off.
NOTE: The P2-B Projector battery does not charge when it is in operation.
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Focus Adjusment / Throw Distance
Focus Adjustment
• Spin the focus wheel up or down until the image becomes clear.
Throw Distance Chart
Throw Distance
Unit: Inches
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30
40
50
60
70
80
90
Diagonal Size
Unit: Inches
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29
38
48
57
67
76
86
Throw Ratio 1.20
Projection Angle: 100% Offset
*minimum throw distance: 10 inches
DIAGONAL
SCREEN SIZE
16:9 Aspect Ratio
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External Inputs and Outputs
TF Card
Digital Input
(Mini)
Headphones/speakers
Composite AV
USB Stick
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Connecting to a Computer via Digital Input
Step 1:
Connect one end of the mini-Digital
Input Cable (purchased separately) to your computer’s Digital Input port.
Step 2:
Connect the other end of the mini-Digital
Input Cable to your P2-B’s Digital Input port.
Step 3:
In the Main Menu, select the “INPUTS” icon and then the “VIDEO” icon.
Select the “INPUTS” icon Select the “VIDEO” icon
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Connecting to a Computer Cont.
Step 4:
To enable Digital Video output on your computer, most computers require “turning on” the video output feature. Each computer is different. Please consult your computer’s manual for instructions to enable Digital Video output. Below are standard instructions for a Windows 10 computer – not all systems are the same.
Step 5:
Step 6:
Press Windows+P to toggle through display settings. Select either “Duplicate” or “Extend” depending on your viewing option.
*NOTE: different operating sys tems may differ
1. Right click on computer desktop and select “Screen
Resolution”
2. Display Properties window will pop up
3. If a secondary monitor is grayed out, click on it and select “Extend these displays” in the “Multiple Displays” drop down
4. If the image is blurry or the text is not legible, adjust the screen resolution. We recommend 1920x1080.
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Connecting to Composite Video
Step 1:
Connect the 3.5mm Composite A/V
Cable to the back of the P2-B.
Step 2:
Plug the composite end of the AV Cable (Red, White,Yellow) to your device.
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Connecting to Composite Video Cont.
Step 3:
In the Main Menu
Select the “INPUTS” icon
Step 4:
Turn on your multimedia device.
Select the “RCA” icon
Connectivity with multimedia devices through Composite AV
The P2-B can connect to many media devices including: VHS players, DVD players, cameras, video game consoles and other peripherals with ease.
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Turn on your multimedia device.
Connecting to Digital Video Input
Step 1:
Connect one end of the mini-
Digital Input Cable (purchased separately) to your device’s
Digital Input port.
Step 2:
Connect the other end of the mini-Digital Input Cable to your P2-B’s Digital Input port.
Note: Apple devices require a specialized
Digital Input adapter (Sold separately
by Apple)
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Connecting to Digital Video Input Cont.
Step 3:
In the Main Menu
Select the “INPUTS” icon
Select the “VIDEO” icon
Step 4:
Turn on your multimedia device. If available, select 1920x1080.
Connectivity with multimedia devices via Digital Video Input
The P2-B can connect to many media devices including: iPod, iPhone, iPad, DVD players, Blu-Ray players, smart phones, cameras, video game consoles and other peripherals with ease.
*Some smart phones require video out capabilities to work with the P2-B. Check with your phone manufacturer.
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Step 3:
Step 4:
Turn on your multimedia device. If available, select 1920x1080.
Connecting Speakers / Headphones
Step 1:
Connect your speakers/headphones to the projector’s audio port.
Step 2:
Ensure that the projector and/or the headphones are powered on.
Step 3:
Place the headphones on and enjoy!
CAUTION
:
Prolonged use of headphones at a high volume may impair hearing.
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TF Card
How to insert your TF Card
• Slide in your TF card into the TF card slot on the back of the P2-B (facing down as shown in picture).
• Gently slide the TF card until it clicks into place.
How to access your TF Card
• Once your TF Card has been inserted, you can navigate to any media content in the main menu.
• After selecting the media content, choose the TF card selection.
• You can now access the data on your
TF card through the onboard media player
*Review the “Specifications” section of this manual to read about the supported file formats.
(up to 32 GB)
Note
:
Microsoft Office and PDF file formats are not supported directly. In order to view a slideshow, you need to convert your slideshow into JPEG pictures first.
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TF Card Cont.
Media Player menu
• In the main menu, select the type of file you wish to play.
• Select the TF Card icon to access your files.
File Menu System
• The P2-B will show all folders and files you have on your TF Card in the C: drive.
• Use the remote or touchpad to navigate to different folders or files.
Return:
Brings you back to the main menu
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USB Drive
How to insert your USB Drive
• Slide your USB Drive into the USB port.
• Gently slide the drive until it cannot go in any further.
How to access your USB Drive
• Insert your USB Drive into the projector.
• Use the remote or touchpad to choose the USB Drive icon from the main menu to access your files.
• Choose your desired file.
*Review the “Specifications” section of this manual to read about the supported file formats.
Note
:
Microsoft Office and PDF file formats are not supported directly. In order to view a slideshow, you need to convert your slideshow into JPEG pictures first.
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USB Drive Cont.
Media Player menu
• In the main menu, select the type of file you wish to play.
• Select the USB Drive icon to access your files.
File Menu System
• The P2-B will show all folders and files you have in the C: drive.
• Use the remote or touchpad to navigate to different folders or files.
Return:
Brings you back to the main menu
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TF Card and USB Drive
• If both TF Card and USB Drive are inserted, depending on which one inserted first, the first one will show in the C: drive and the second one will show in the D: drive.
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Menu Screens
Chapter 3
Main Menu
The P2-B features a built-in PMP (Portable Media Player) function.
This function allows the projector to play videos, pictures, music files, and text directly from your connected devices.
• Press the left and right directional buttons on the remote or the directional arrows on the touchpad to choose an icon from the main menu.
• To select a menu option, press the “OK” button on the remote or in the middle of the touchpad.
• To go back to the previous screen, press the “Back” button.
• To Jump to the INPUTS menu, press the “Source” button on the projector once.
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Video Player Menu
Opening a file
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• Select the “VIDEOS” icon (Fig. 3.1).
• From the sub menu (Fig. 3.2), select the storage media with the stored files.
• Choose which file you wish to play.
Fig. 3.1
Fig. 3.2
The P2-B will show all folders and files you have on your USB or TF card. Use the remote or touchpad to select folders or files.
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Video Player Menu
While Playing Videos
While playing videos, the volume is adjustable. You can simply adjust volume by pressing the volume buttons on the remote or the up & down arrows on the touchpad. Further controls of the video are available in the video player submenu
- which is accessed through the “OK” button.
Volume Down Volume Up
OK
Enter Video Player Submenu
• To open/hide the video playback menu, use the
“Down” arrow on the remote or touchpad.
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Video Player Sub-Menu
Playing Videos
The Video Player Sub-Menu can be accessed by pressing “OK” during video playback. To exit the Video Player Sub-Menu, press the “Down” arrow on the remote or touchpad. To navigate the Playback Menu, use the directional buttons on the remote or touchpad to highlight the option you wish to choose (Fig 3.3).
OK
Move selection left
Move selection right
OK
Confirm selection
Fig. 3.3
Pause
FB
00:00:59 / 00:04:20
FF
Prev.
Next Stop Repeat Random
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Video Playback FAQ
How do I loop a video?
1. Choose either USB or TF Card for playback
2. Navigate the folders until you reach the file you wish to play.
3. Choose the file you want to play.
4. Press “OK” when video is playing, then move left on the video player menu to select “Repeat” and press “OK” until it shows “Repeat 1.”
5. The video will now loop after playback is finished.
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Photo Menu
Opening A File:
• Select the “PHOTOS” icon (Fig. 3.4)
• From the sub menu (Fig. 3.5), select the storage media with the stored files.
• Choose the file you wish to play.
Fig 3.4
Fig 3.5
The P2-B will show all folders and files you have on your USB or TF card drive.
Use the navigation buttons to select folders or files.
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Photo Menu
While Viewing Pictures
While viewing pictures, you can simply navigate through all images by pressing the left and right buttons on the remote or touchpad. Further controls are available in the Photo Submenu - which is accessed through the “OK” button.
OK
Previous Picture
Next Picture
OK
Enter Photo Player Submenu
• To open/hide the Photo Playback menu, use the “Down” Arrow on the remote or touchpad.
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Photo Sub-Menu
Viewing Pictures:
After pressing “OK” during picture slide-show playback, the Photo Sub-Menu appears. To exit the Photo Sub-Menu, press the “Down” arrow on the remote or touchpad. Every picture is able to be rotated and zoomed in or out based on the option you wish to choose on the Sub-Menu. To navigate the Sub-Menu, use the remote or touchpad to move selection (Fig 3.6).
Move selection left
Move selection right
OK
Confirm selection
OK
Fig 3.6
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Photo Slideshow FAQ
How do I convert PPT to JPG?
1. First open your presentation on your
PC or MAC.
2. Go to “Save As” and save your presentation as .JPG files. (Fig 3.6.1)
3. Choose “All slides”. (Fig 3.6.2)
4. *If you have more than 10 slides, you must rename Slides 1-9 with a “0” in front of it or the playback order will be mixed up. If you have more than
100 slides you will need to use a “00” format. (Fig 3.6.3)
5. Copy the files either to your TF Card or to the USB memory stick.
6. insert the TF Card or Memory stick into the projector.
7. View the slidershow under “PHOTOS”
Fig 3.6.1
Fig 3.6.2
Fig 3.6.3
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Music Player Menu
Opening A File:
• Select the “MUSIC” icon (Fig. 3.7).
• From the Sub-Menu (Fig. 3.8), select the storage media with the stored files.
• Choose the file you wish to play.
Fig. 3.7
Fig. 3.8
The P2-B will show all folders and files you have on your USB or TF card drive.
Use the remote or touchpad to select folders or files.
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Music Player Menu
Listening To Audio:
To adjust the volume, use the volume keys on the remote or “Up” and “Down” arrows on the touchpad. To navigate the playback menu, push the “OK” button to open the menu and use the directional buttons on the remote or touchpad to highlight the option you wish to choose (Fig 3.9).
• To hide the music playback menu, press “Down” arrow on the remote or touchpad.
OK
Move selection left
Move selection right
OK
Confirm selection
Volume Up
Volume Down
Fig. 3.9
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Music Playback FAQ
How do I loop a song?
1. Choose either USB or TF Card for playback
2. Navigate the folders until you reach the file you wish to play.
3. Highlight the file you want to play, then confirm the selection.
4. Move selection on music player menu to “Repeat 1,” and confirm the selection.
5. The song will now loop after playback is finished.
How do I create a song playlist?
1. Insert your media device (either TF card or
USB) into computer.
2. Make a new folder on media device (folder name will be the name of the playlist).
3. Transfer songs from computer to the new folder, name accordingly.
4. Remove media device from computer and insert into projector.
5. Navigate to Audio section, then choose appropriate media device.
6. Navigate to your playlist folder.
7. Start at first song.
8. Playback will follow each successive song on the list.
*
To create a special order for the list, add numerical numbering to the beginning of each file.
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Text Viewer Menu
Opening A File:
• From the Sub-Menu, select the storage media with the stored files.
(Fig 3.10)
• Choose which file you wish to play.
Fig. 3.10
The P2-B will show all folders and files you have on your USB or TF card drives.
Use the navigation buttons to select folders or files.
Viewing Text Files:
The P2-B Projector allows you to view text files. Select the file you want to view in the file menu for the particular storage device on which the file is stored. You can press the left and right arrow buttons on the remote to flip through the pages you have in the present folder.
Note: Microsoft Office and PDF file formats are not supported directly. In order to view a slideshow, convert your slideshow into JPEG pictures first.
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Setup Menu
Chapter 4
The Settings Menu can be accessed by selecting “Setting” on the Main Menu
Within the settings menu, there are four more submenus that allow you to customize your P2-B the settings you want.
Picture
• Picture Mode
• Color Mode
• Aspect Ratio
• Brightness Mode
• Projection
Sound
• Sound Mode
• Balance
• Auto Volume
Time
• Sleep Timer
• Auto Sleep
Option
• OSD Language
• Restore Factory Default
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Picture Settings
Picture Mode
• Changes the picture mode to different settings depending on your usage
Color Mode
• Adjusts the color temperature from warm to cool (red to blue)
Aspect Ratio
• Changes the aspect ratio of the picture - Auto, 4:3, 16:9*, etc.
Brightness Mode
• Choose between Eco, Standard, and Boost**
Projection
• Flips the projected image
*Caution: Some pictures may be cut off when aspect ratio is set incorrectly
**Boost mode should only be used in low temperature environments with adequate clearance of exhaust / intake vents. A tripod is highly recommended.
DO NOT block vents while operating in Boost mode.
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Sound Settings
Sound Mode
• Changes the sound mode depending on what is currently playing
Balance
• Adjusts the sound balance manually
Auto Volume
• When the auto volume function is turned on, it normalizes the incoming audio signal so that the video will be played at a moderate volume
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Time Settings
Sleep Timer
• Sets when projector goes to sleep
Auto Sleep
• Sets auto sleep function where projector will turn off when not in use or if there is no signal.
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Option Settings
OSD Language
• Changes the language of the device. Options include English, Spanish,
Chinese, German, French, Korean, Japanese
Restore Factory Default
• Restores the projector to factory settings
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Technical Details
Troubleshooting
IMAGE IS BLURRED
Possible Causes
The Projector is not in focus
Chapter 5
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
1. 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 P2-B 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 P2-B projec tor is 854x480 (WVGA). 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
The power button was not held long enough
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 projector.
Confirm that the unit is charged and has enough power
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:
Max Resolution:
Native Resolution:
Contrast Ratio:
Aspect Ratio:
Projection Lens:
Image Size:
Lamp:
Video in:
Audio Out:
Color:
TF Card:
USB:
Dimensions:
Weight:
Power Consumption:
Battery Life:
Throw Ratio:
Projection Offset:
Conformances:
Supported File Formats:
130 Lumens
1920x1080 (1080P)
854x480 (WXGA)
1000:1
16:9
Manual Focus
8~100 inches
Triple RGB LEDs with Vibrant Color
Technology Life 20,000hrs
Composite A/V (3.5mm Jack)
Digital Input (Mini) (compatible)
3.5 mm Stereo Headphone Jack
Gray
TF Card Slot (32GB maximum)
Full Size USB 2.0 (32GB maximum)
2.8” x 2.8” x 2.3”
0.55 lbs
11 W
150 Minute Li-Ion Rechargeable Battery (Eco Mode)
1.2
100%
CE, FCC Class A
MP3, WMA, OGG, WAV, AVI,
BMP, JPG,TXT, GIF
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Notes
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Please direct all customer service inquiries to:
AAXA Technologies, Inc.
17691 Mitchell N., Unit #B
Irvine, CA 92614
(714) 957-1999 [email protected]
