Optoma Pk320 Manual

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1. Do not block any ventilation openings.To ensure reliable operation of theprojector and to protect from overheating, it is recommended to installthe projector in a location that does notblock ventilation. As an example, do notplace the projector on a crowded coffeetable, sofa, bed, etc. Do not put theprojector in an enclosure such as a bookcase or a cabinet that restricts air ow.

2. Do not use the projector near water ormoisture. To reduce the risk of re and/or electric shock, do not expose theprojector to rain or moisture.

3. Do not install near heat sources such asradiators, heaters, stoves or any otherapparatus such as ampliers that emitsheat.

4. Do not use the projector in directsunlight.

5. Do not use near any appliancegenerating a strong magnetic eld.

6. Do not use the projector in areassusceptible to excessive dust and dirt.

7. Turn off the product before cleaning.8. Turn off the product before removing

the battery.9. Disconnect the battery if the product is

not being used for a long period of time.10. Ensure that the ambient room

temperature is within 5- 35C.

11. Relative Humidity is 5 - 35C, 80%(Max.), non-condensing.

12. Do not expose the battery totemperatures above +60C (+140F)

13. New or idle batteries can have short-term reduced capacity. Fully charge thebattery before initial use.

14. Do not put the battery into your mouth.15. Do not let the battery contacts touch

another metal object.16. Do not drop, throw or try to bend your

product.17. May explode if disposed of in re.18. Clean only with dry cloth.

19. Only use attachments/accessoriesspecied by the manufacturer.

20. Do not use the unit if it has beenphysically damaged or abused. Physicaldamage/abuse would be (but notlimited to):

Unit has been dropped.Charger or plug has been damaged.Liquid has been spilled on to the

projector.Projector has been exposed to rain or

moisture.Something has fallen in the projector

or something is loose inside.Do not attempt to service the unityourself. Opening or removing coversmay expose you to dangerous voltagesor other hazards. Please contact yourlocal reseller or service center before yousend the unit for repair.

21. Do not let objects or liquids enter theprojector. They may touch dangerousvoltage points and short out parts thatcould result in re or electric shock.

22. See projector enclosure for safety relatedmarkings.

23. The unit should only be repaired byappropriate service personnel.

24. Do not touch the projector for a longtime while the projector is used.

25. CAUTION: Risk of Explosion if Battery

is replaced by an Incorrect Type.26. Dispose of Used Batteries According to

the Instructions.

Important Safety InStructIon

eye Safety WarnIngSAvoid staring/facing directly into the projector beam at all times. Keep your backto the beam as much as possible.

A stick or laser pointer is recommended to avoid the need for the user to enterthe beam.

When projector is used in a classroom, adequately supervise students when they

are asked to point out something on the screen.In order to minimize power, use room blinds to reduce ambient light levels.

CLASS 1 LED PRODUCT

is appendix lists the general notices ofur Projector.

CC noticeis device has been tested and found tomply with the limits for a Class B digitalvice pursuant to Part 15 of the FCCles. These limits are designed to provideasonable protection against harmfulerference in a residential installation.is device generates, uses, and can radiate

dio frequency energy and, if not installedd used in accordance with the instruc-ns, may cause harmful interference to

dio communications.

owever, there is no guarantee that inter-

ence will not occur in a particular instal-ion. If this device does cause harmfulerference to radio or television reception,

hich can be determined by turning thevice off and on, the user is encouragedtry to correct the interference by one orore of the following measures:

Reorient or relocate the receivingantenna.

Increase the separation between thedevice and receiver.

Connect the device into an outlet ona circuit different from that to whichthe receiver is connected.

Consult the dealer or an experiencedradio/television technician for help.

Notice: Shielded cablesAll connections to other computingdevices must be made using shieldedcables to maintain compliance withFCC regulations.

CautionChanges or modications notexpressly approved by the manufac-turer could void the users authority,which is granted by the FederalCommunications Commission, tooperate this device.

Operation conditionsThis device complies with Part 15 of theFCC Rules. Operation is subject to the fol-lowing two conditions:

1. this device may not cause harmfulinterference, and2. this device must accept any interfer-

ence received, including interferencethat may cause undesired operation.

Notice: Canadian usersThis Class B digital apparatus complies with CanadianICES-003.

Remarque lintention des utilisateurs canadiens Cet appareil numerique de la classe B est conforme a la

norme NMB-003 du Canada.

Declaration of Conformity for EU countries EMC Directive 2004/108/EC (including

amendments) Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC R & TTE Directive 1999/5/EC (if product has

RF function)

regulatIon & SafetynotIceS DISpoSalofolD electrIcal & electronIc

equIpment(Applicable throughout the European Union and other European countries withseparate collection programs)

This symbol found on your product or on its packaging, indicates that this product shouldnot be treated as household waste when you wish to dispose of it. Instead, it should behanded over to an applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronicequipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help preventpotential negative consequences to the environment and human health, which couldotherwise be caused by inappropriate disposal of this product. The recycling of materialswill help to conserve natural resources.

This symbol is only valid in the European Union.If you wish to discard this product, please contact your local authorities ordealer and ask for the correct method of disposal.

The requirements for the gloss of housing apply to peripheral devices usedat the visual display workplace according to BildscharbV. Peripheral devicesintended for use outside the visual display workplace can receive a GS-Markif the scope is indicated in the Users Manual as well as the certicate.

That means the following wording is possible in situations where the usewithin the eld of view is not intended and where sufcient hints are givenin the Users Manual for the avoidance of such situations to ensure that

display work is not affected.

Wording in the certicate: This device is not intended for use in the directeld of view at visual display workplaces. To avoid incommoding reexionsat visual display workplaces this device must not be placed in the directeld of view.

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Chargethe Battery Power on / off

4

PUSH

1

1. Make sure the projector is turned

off.

2. Insert the plug. ()

3. Connect the power adapter.

(~)4. During charging, the LED indicator

lights red. ()

5. The LED indicator turns green

when the battery is fully charged.

This process may take up to 2.5

hours.

3

2

Press the Power button to turn the

projector on or off.

For rst time use, the Language

screen appears.

1. Highlight the desired language.

( )

2. Select the item. ( )

1. Bright mode is only available when the

power adapter is connected.2. The battery will not charge while the

projector is operating.3. For LED indicator information, see page

23.4. After the projector is turned off, the

battery may not start charging right awaydue to over temperature protection. Theprojector will automatically start chargingonce it cools off.

5. The battery has a lifespan and ages everytime it is charged and discharged. It willgradually lose its charging capability asit ages. Replace the battery at the end ofits lifespan.

When the low battery icon ( ) is

displayed on the projected screen,

replace the battery immediately or

connect the power adapter to charge

the battery.

4

onneCtinPutsourCe -hDMIin

in

1

2

1. Connect the HDMI device using

an appropriate cable. (~)

Insert the universal connector

with the arrow mark facing up.

2. After powering on the projector,

the projector automatically detects

the input source. Otherwise,

press to open the Input menu.

(See page 19)

3. Press to select HDMI.in

in

1

2

1

2

or

or

HDMI cable is not included in thepackage.Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter(optional) is sold at Apple stores.

Mini DisplayPort to

HDMI Adapter

ConneCt InPut SourCe - Vga

1

2

in

in

1

2

Mini DisplayPort to

VGA Adapter

1. Connect the VGA device using

the appropriate cable. (~)

Insert the universal connector

with the arrow mark facing up.

2. After powering on the projector,

the projector automatically detects

the input source. Otherwise,


(See page 19)

3. Press to select VGA.

Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter (optional)is sold at Apple stores.

or

Mac Mac


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1

2

For video and

audio input

Image Size Chart

Projecton D-

tance (A)screen sze - Wdth (B)

screen sze - Heght

(C)screen Dagonal (D)

Meter nch (mm) (nch) (mm) (nch) (mm) (nch)

0.2 7.87 110 4.3 62.7 2.5 127 5

0.4 15.75 221 8.7 125.4 4.9 254 10

0.6 23.62 331 13.0 188.1 7.4 381 15

0.8 31.5 448 17.4 250.8 9.9 508 20

2.4 94.49 1325 52.2 752.3 29.6 1524 60

4.8 189 2651 104.4 1504.5 59.2 3048 120

5.98 235 3321 130.8 1867 73.5 3810 150

aDjuStthe ProjeCteD IMage

By default, the projector displays from

the internal memory. However if a

microSD card is inserted, the projector

reads from the microSD card rst.

Insert a microSD card into the slot with

the gold contacts facing down.

To remove the microSD card, push the

card to eject it from the slot.

Do not remove the microSD card whilethe projector is projecting image fromthe card. This can cause data loss ordamage the card.Supports microSD card size up to 32GB.The microSD card is not included in thepackage.MicroSD format on Windows systemmust be in FAT32 format.

InSert Data SourCe - MICroSD CarDConneCtinPutsourCe - VIDeoIn / auDIoIn

1. Connect the AV device using the

appropriate cable. (~)

2. Connect external speakers to the

audio out connector of the projector.

()

2. After powering on the projector, the

projector automatically detects the

input source. Otherwise,


(See page 19)

3. Press to select Video.

1. All other brand and product names aretrademarks or registered trademarks oftheir respective companies.

2. The cables connecting the video outputdevices are not supplied, please contactthe device vendor.

3. iPad/iPod nano/iPod touch/iPhone/iPodclassic (version 5 and above)

4. Designed for iPod/iPhone/Mobile phone/PMP with TV out functions. Using withdevices with audio signal voltage >0.3Vrms is not recommended.

5. The optional USB cable for iPod Connectoris used to charge the iPod device using acomputer.

3

1

2

or

1

2

Audio input

only

ConneCt CoMPuterfor Data tranSfer

1

2

MOLEX

You can transfer data to the projector

internal memory or the microSD

card.

Connect a laptop or PC using the

supplied USB to micro USB cable.

See "How to Transfer Data via USB"

on page .

The laptop/PC can only detect the inputsource when the projector is switched on.The projection will stop when this connectionis made.

The projector reads data from the

USB ash drive rst if a USB ash

drive is inserted.

Connect the USB ash drive to the

projector using a Universal I/O to USB

female cable. (~)

InSert Data SourCe - uSB (external SourCe)

1. USB cable (for ash drive) is not included

in the package.2. The projector only supports USB ash

drive (up to 5V/150mA) with FAT32format.

3. USB hard disk drive is not supported.

2

1

The projector projects media lesdirectly from data sources: internal

memory, microSD card, or external

source via USB female cable

FOCU

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Screw a standard tripod into the screwhole on the projector.

The tripod is an optional accessory.

uSea trIPoD StanD

or

B

FOCU

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1

Adjust the focus () until the image is

clear.

A a

iPod

iPod


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ome menu

ubmenu Items

Video menu

hoWto uSethe menu

A button guide appears on the lower left corner of most screens (see below). The guidevaries depending on the current mode. Press the corresponding button to select the option oroperation.

Press the corresponding button of the desired option.

Press to go back a previous screen.

Enter Video menu

Select inputsource signal

Enter Photo menu

Enter Setup menu

Enter Music menu Enter Ofce Viewer menu

Return to the Home

menu

ress the corresponding button of the menu item that you want to access.or example, to access Video, press .

Music menu

Video

Internal

Memory

Travel

Travel Day1.mkv

Travel Day2.mkv

Travel Day3.mkv

Music

InternalMemory

1/1

Summer.mp3 03:31

Rainbow.mp3 04:28

Blue.mp3 03:20

Cat.mp3 03:45

Black Sheep.mp3 03:02

Video menu

Photo

InternalMemory

1/2

Photo menu

Input menu

Office Viewer

Internal

Memory

1/1

Summer.doc 128 KB

Rainbow.ptt 1,211 KB

Blue.xls 143 KB

Cat.doc 165 KB

Black Sheep.doc 256 KB

Video VGA Back

HDMI

Input

Ofce Viewer menu

Video Set ti ng M us ic Set ti ng Bac k

D is pl ay Set ti ng S li deshow Sys tem

Setup

Setup menu

Video

Internal

Memory

Travel

Travel Day1.mkv

Travel Day2.mkv

Travel Day3.mkv

Submenu

Data source icon

The projector reads from memory sources in the following order:

External source (USB) microSD card internal memory.

External source Internal memory

MicroSD card

Button guidePress the corresponding button toselect the option or operation.


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aying Videos from the Internal Memory, MicroSD Card, or External Source

hoWto play vIDeoS - Source: Internal memory / uSB flaSh DrIve / mIcroSD carD / external Source

an external source (USB) is inserted, the

ernal memory is read first. If you want to read

ta from the microSD card or internal memory,

ess in the appropriate screen to change the

ta source. See steps below.

Play from start?

No

Playback

from start

Playback from

last point

Video Playback mode (see page 8)

Yes

Video

ExternalMemory

Travel

Travel Day1.mkv

Travel Day2.mkv

Travel Day3.mkv

Video

MicroSDCard

Travel

Travel Day1.mkv

Travel Day2.mkv

Travel Day3.mkv

Video

Internal

Memory

Travel

Travel Day1.mkv

Travel Day2.mkv

Travel Day3.mkv

Change datasource

Change datasource

Change datasource

The displayed screen may vary depending on theselected data source on the previous step.

Video

InternalMemory

Travel

Travel Day1.mkv

Travel Day2.mkv

Travel Day3.mkv

.Select "Video"

2.Select Data Source

3.Select Video File

4.Playback File

or

The screen, the source icon on the button guide,and the sequence in which screens appear varydepending on the available data source. If theexternal source or microSD card is not inserted,its screen is skipped when is pressed and thesource icon on the button guide is not shown.


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Repeat Icons

Repeat all

Repeat one

Repeat off

To change repeat settings, see VideoSettings below.

To copy video les, the video le size

must not exceed 4G and the video lebeing copied is from a computer or anSD card with FAT32 format.

Video format does not support contentwith B-Frame function.

le Format Video DecoderAudio or Speech

Decoder

.3gpH.263

H.264HE-AAC

.avi

H.263

H.264

MPEG4

Xvid

MP3

HE-AAC

PCM/G.711

compatIBIlIty: vIDeoS

File Format Video DecoderAudio or Speech

Decoder

.cmb H.264 HE-AAC

.v Soreson Spark MP3

.mp4

H.263

H.264

MPEG4

MP3

HE-AAC

File Format Video DecoderAudio or Speech

Decoder

.mov

H.263

H.264

MPEG4

MP3

HE-AAC

PCM/G.711

.wmv

.asf

MPEG4 SP

VC-1 (WMV9)WMA

.ts MPEG2 MP3

ompatible Video Format

hoWto play vIDeoS - vIDeo playBacK moDe

vIDeo SettIngS

Repeat all

Repeat one

Repeat off

Browser display:

list view

Browser display:

thumbnail view

Repeat Browser Display Back

Video Setting

V ideo S et ting M us ic S et ting B ac k

D is play S et ting S lideshow S ys tem

Setup

The button guide disappears when thekeypad is not used for 3 seconds.To display the button guide, press any keyexcept or .

Adjust volume

Pause/Play

Fast forward

Rewind

Return to Home menu

Back to previousscreen

.Select "Setup" 2.Select "Video Setting" 3.Adjust Settings


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aying Music from the Internal Memory, MicroSD Card, or External Source

hoWto play muSIc - Source: Internal memory / uSB flaSh DrIve / mIcroSD carD / external Source






Music

ExternalMemory

1/1

Summer.mp3 03:31

Rainbow.mp3 04:28

Blue.mp3 03:20

Cat.mp3 03:45


Music

MicroSDCard

1/1

Summer.mp3 03:31

Rainbow.mp3 04:28

Blue.mp3 03:20

Cat.mp3 03:45


Music

InternalMemory

1/1

Summer.mp3 03:31

Rainbow.mp3 04:28

Blue.mp3 03:20

Cat.mp3 03:45


Next Song: Rainbow.mp3

Summer

Unknow

Unknow

Music Playback mode (see page 10)

Change data

source

Change data

source

Change datasource


Music

Internal

Memory

1/1

Summer.mp3 03:31

Rainbow.mp3 04:28

Blue.mp3 03:20

Cat.mp3 03:45


.Select "Music"


3.Select Music File

4.Playback File

or

The screen, the source icon on the button guide,and the sequence in which screens appear vary

depending on the available data source. If theexternal source or microSD card is not inserted,its screen is skipped when is pressed and thesource icon on the button guide is not shown.


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Next Song: Rainbow.mp3

Summer

Unknow

Unknow

0

compatIBIlIty: muSIc

hoWto play muSIc - playBacK moDe

muSIc SettIngS

Repeat Shuffle Back

Music Setting

V ideo S et ting M us ic S et ting B ac k


Setup

Repeat / Shufe Icons

Repeat all

Repeat one

Repeat off

Shufe on

Shufe off

To change repeat or shufe settings, seeMusic Settings below.

mpatible Audio Format

File Format Audio Decoder

.aac HE-AAC

.asf WMA9

.ac FLAC

.mp3 MP3

.ogg Vorbis

.ra RA 6, 9, 10

.wma WMA9

.wav PCM

Repeat all

Repeat one

Repeat off

Shufe on

Shufe off


Adjust volume

Pause/Play

Next track

Previous track

Return to Home menu

Back to previousscreen

Fast forward (press and hold)

Rewind (press and hold)

.Select "Setup" 2.Select "Music Setting" 3.Adjust Settings


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ewing Photos from the Internal Memory, MicroSD Card, or External Source

hoWto vIeW photoS - Source: Internal memory / uSB flaSh DrIve / mIcroSD carD / external Source






Full Screen mode (see page 12)

Photo

External

Memory

1/2

Photo

MicroSD

Card

1/2

Photo

Internal

Memory

1/2

Change datasource

Change datasource

Change datasource

Photo

InternalMemory

2/2

Page indicator

Photo

InternalMemory

1/2


.Select "Photo"


3.Select Page

4.Enter Current Page

or

5.Browse Thumbnails

6.Preview File

The screen, the source icon on the button guide,and the sequence in which screens appear varydepending on the available data source. If theexternal source or microSD card is not inserted,

its screen is skipped when is pressed and thesource icon on the button guide is not shown.


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hoWto vIeW photoS - full Screen moDe

Slideshow mode, photos are played

ntinuously at a specied interval

me while playing music stored in the

ernal memory as background.

Make sure that background music setting is

"On" to enable this feature. Save the music les (*.mp3 format) under

the "Slideshow Music" folder in the internalmemory. Only music les stored in the internal

memory "Slideshow Music" folder can beplayed as background music.

To change slideshow interval settings andenable/disable background music, seeSlideshow Settings below.

Play slideshow

Next photo

Previous photo Return to Home menu

Rotate 90counter-clockwise

Rotate 90 clockwise

Full screen mode Slideshow mode

Photo

InternalMemory

1/2

Exit slideshow

The button guide disappears when the keypad is not used for 3 seconds.To display the button guide, press any key except or .

Pause/Play slideshow

Next photo

Previous photo Return to Home menu

Volume down

Volume up

Exit slideshow

hoWto vIeW photoS - SlIDeShoW moDe

. Enter Slideshow Mode 2.View Slideshow 3.Exit Slideshow Mode


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Timer: 2-second

interval

Timer: 5-second

interval

Timer: 10-second

interval

Background music on

Background music off

Video Sett ing Music Sett ing Back


Setup

13

SlideShow SettingS

.Select "Setup" 2.Select "Slideshow" 3.Adjust Settings

Compatibility: photo

Compatible Photo Format

File Format File Extension

BMP

JPG

JPEG

*.bmp,

*.jpg

*.jpeg

The projector supports the following photoresolution:

Bitmap le up to 2M (megapixels) eachJpeg le up to 10M (megapixels) each

If a photo resolution is over theselimitations, the le will not be shown in thele directory screen.

For optimum display performance ofstatic photos or slide show playback, it isrecommended to use smaller le size andlower resolution photos.


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ewing Documents from the Internal Memory, MicroSD Card, or External Source

hoWto vIeW DocumentS - Source: Internal memory / uSB flaSh DrIve / mIcroSD carD / external Source

compatIBIlIty: Document

he projector uses Picsel File Viewer

open and view Microsoft Word les

d Adobe PDF les.

upported Versions

Version

Microsoft

Ofce 95Microsoft Ofce 97

Microsoft Ofce 2000

Microsoft Ofce 2003

Microsoft Ofce 2007

Microsoft Ofce 2010

Adobe PDF 1.0 ~ 1.4

Ofce Viewer supports embedded

fonts in AdobePDF documents but not

in Microsoft Word documents.

Embedded fonts are used in priorityover the projector system fonts.

Compatible Document Format

File Format File Extension

Microsoft Ofce Application

(Word, Excel, Power Point)

Adobe PDF

.doc

.docx

.ppt

.pptx

.xls

.xlsx

.pdf

Font / Language Support

The projector has limited font

support. When a document withunsupported font is opened, OfceViewer automatically substitutes theunsupported font with default systemfonts. This may cause the document

layout to look different.

The projector supports one default fontfor each of the following languages.

Japanese

Korean

Polish

Iberian Portuguese

Russian

Spanish

SwedishThai

Turkish

Vientamese

Traditional Chinese

Simplied Chinese

Arabic

Albanian

Brazilian Portuguese

Bulgarian

Croatian

Estonian

Finnish

Greek

Slovenian

SerbianLatvian

Lithuanian

Macedonian

Norwegian

Romanian

Latin American (Espaol)

Slovakian

Indonesian






Office Viewer

External

Memory

1/1

Summer.doc 128 KB


Blue.xls 143 KB

Cat.doc 165 KB


Office Viewer

MicroSDCard

1/1

Summer.doc 128 KB


Blue.xls 143 KB

Cat.doc 165 KB


Office Viewer

InternalMemory

1/1

Summer.doc 128 KB


Blue.xls 143 KB

Cat.doc 165 KB


Change datasource

Change datasource

Change datasource

F O C U

S

View mode (see page 14)


Office Viewer

InternalMemory

1/1

Summer.doc 128 KB


Blue.xls 143 KB

Cat.doc 165 KB


.Select "Office Viewer"


3.Select File

4. View File

or

The screen, the source icon on the button guide,and the sequence in which screens appear varydepending on the available data source. If the

external source or microSD card is not inserted,its screen is skipped when is pressed and thesource icon on the button guide is not shown.

Font / Language

Czech

Danish

Dutch

English

French

German

Hungarian

Italian


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hoWto vIeW DocumentS - vIeW moDe

LED Mode Color Mode Back

Aspect Ratio Gamma Projection

Display Setting

Video Sett ing Music Sett ing Back


Setup

DISplay SettIngS


FOC

US

Zoom in 1x ~ 4x

Pan up, down,

left, right

(in zoom mode)

Page up Move right

Move left

Page down Exit View mode

Return to Home menu

LED Mode: Movie(available only when the

power adapter is plugged)

LED Mode: Bright(available only when the

power adapter is plugged)

LED Mode: Standard

LED Mode: ECO

Color Mode: Extended

Color Mode: Standard

Gamma: Standard

Gamma: Presentation

Gamma: Bright

Gamma: Movie

Aspect Ratio: Auto

Aspect Ratio: 4:3

Aspect Ratio: 16:9

Projection: Front Desktop

Projection: Front Inverted

Projection: Rear Desktop

Projection: Rear Inverted

.Select "Setup" 2.Select "Display Setting" 3.Adjust Settings


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Select menu language

L an gu ag e I nf or ma ti on Ba ck

Firmware Update Reset

System

Video Set t ing Music Sett ing Back


Setup

Select your preferred menu language.Options are: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese(Brazilian), German, Italian, Russian, Polish, Dutch,

Swedish, Greek, Traditional Chinese, SimpliedChinese, Korean, Japanese

vIeW projector InformatIon



System



Setup

MicroSD card

capacityInternal memory

capacity

External memory

(USB) capacity

Battery charging

Power adapter

connected

.Select "Setup" 2.Select "System" 3. Select "Language"

4.Select Language

.Select "Setup" 2.Select "System" 3.Select "Information"

4.View Information5.Return to Home Menu

5.Confirm language /Return to Home menu


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upgraDe fIrmWare

L an gu ag e I nf or ma ti on B ac k


System



Setup

New firmware 1.2 found.

Upgrade the firmware?

oftware updates can be obtained from the OPTOMA website

ww.optoma.com / www.optoma.eu /www.optoma.com.tw).

On your computer, create a folder named "upgrade".

Download the latest rmware from www.optoma.com and save it in the "upgrade"

folder.

Copy the "upgrade" folder to the root folder of the microSD card.

Insert the microSD card into the microSD card slot of the projector.

Follow the steps below.

Yes

No

Do not touch any buttons or turn off the

projector while upgrading is in progress.Otherwise, this may damage the projector.

Do not remove the microSD card until theupgrade is complete.

A "No new rmware is found" messageappears if there is no update le in themicroSD card.

Upgrade may take a whileto complete, do not touch any keys

.Select "Setup" 2.Select "System"

4.Confirm Upgrade 3.Select "Firmware Update"

.Turn Off the Projector

.Wait to Complete

When the screen below appears, update iscomplete. Press and hold the Power button for6 seconds to turn off the projector

8.Turn On the Projector.Remove the MicroSD Card


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reSetthe SyStem

When the system is reset, all les stored inthe internal memory will be deleted. Ensureall les are backed up before resetting.

esetting the System by Reset Menu



System

Video Set t ing Music Set t ing Back


Setup

Yes

No

Reboot the projector

.Select "Setup" 2.Select "System"

4.Confirm Reset 3.Select "Reset"


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hoWto uSe external Input Source: vga / compoSIte av / hDmI

Select Input Source

VGA

800 x 600

or

Video VGA Back

HDMI

Input

Video

VGA

HDMI

Return to Home menu

The signal message box briey appears onscreen; its label varies depending on the

selected input signal.

Displaybutton guide

Settings

Volume up

Hide button guide

Aspect ratio

Volume down

Return to Home menu

Display mode

To exitdisplay mode

Yes No

more than one external device is connected to the projector or the projector

nnot automatically detect the external device, you have to manually select

e input source. To do this, perform the following steps.

electing Input Source Manually

.Select "Input" 2.Select Input Source

3.Enter Display Mode

4. Adjust Volume / SettingsView Source Content.Exit Display Mode

electing Input Source

hen the projector is not in playing mode nor reading from an external source,

e projector automatically detects once a video source device is connected

d turned on. A message appears on screen.

VGA is detectedChange to VGA?

10 Sec.

VGA

800 x 600

Yes

No

Similar message appears when other externalinput sources are detected.

When multiple input source devices areconnected at the same time, the lastconnected device will be detected.


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djusting Contrast Settings

nput Source SettIngS

Display mode

Displaybutton guide

16:9

AUTO

Scroll option

Scroll option

Scroll option

When no key is pressed within 10 seconds, theaspect ratio icon automatically disappears and itssetting is applied.

hanging Aspect Ratio Settings

Display mode

Displaybutton guide

When no key is pressed within 10 seconds, thecontrast icon automatically disappears and itssetting is applied.

Exit contrast settings

Scroll other settings: Sharpness,

Color, LED, Brightness

Return to Home menu

4:3

2.Select "Aspect Ratio".View Source Content

-

3.Scroll Aspect Ratio Setting

16:9

4:3

AUTO

4.Confirm Setting

.View Source Content2.Select "Settings" 3.Select "Contrast"

4.Adjust Setting


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justing Brightness Settings

Display mode

Displaybutton guide

When no key is pressed within 10 seconds, thebrightness icon automatically disappears and itssetting is applied.

Exit brightness settings

Scroll other settings: Contrast,

Sharpness, Color Mode,

LED Mode, Brightness

Return to Home menu


electing LED Mode Settings

Display mode

Displaybutton guide

When no key is pressed within 10 seconds, theLED mode icon automatically disappears and itssetting is applied.

Exit LED mode settings

Scroll other settings: Brightness,

Contrast, Sharpness,Color Mode, LED Mode

Return to Home menu

2.Select "Settings".View Source Content

3.Select "Brightness"

4.Adjust Setting


3.Select "LED Mode"

4.Adjust Setting

Movie

Bright

LED Mode settings

ECO

Standard


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electing Color Mode Settings

Display mode

Displaybutton guide

When no key is pressed within 10 seconds, thecolor mode icon automatically disappears and itssetting is applied.

Exit color mode settings

Scroll other settings: LED Mode,

Brightness, Contrast, Sharpness,

Color, LED

Return to Home menu


justing Sharpness Settings

Display mode

Displaybutton guide

When no key is pressed within 10 seconds, thesharpness icon automatically disappears and itssetting is applied.

Exit sharpness setting mode

Scroll other settings: Color Mode,

LED Mode, Brightness, Contrast,Sharpness

Return to Home menu

Extended: Use to project more

vibrant colored pictures

Standard: Use to project standard

colored pictures

Color Mode settings


3.Select "Color Mode"

4.Adjust Setting


3.Select "Sharpness"

4.Adjust Setting


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If you experience a problem with your

projector, please refer to the following

information. If a problem persists, please

contact your local retailer or service

center.

Image Problems

No image appears on-screen

Ensure the cables/charger/

battery are correctly and securely

connected.

Ensure the pins of connectors are

not crooked or broken.

Make sure the projector isswitched on.

Image is out of focus

Adjust the Focus Dial.

Make sure the projection screen

is between the required distance

9.6 to 150 inches (0.245 to 3.810

meters) from the projector. See

page 5.

Image is too small or too large

Move the projector closer to or

further from the screen.

Image is reversed

Select Setup --> Display -->

Projection from the OSD and set

the projection direction.

Audio Problems

No sound

During video or music playback,

press or to adjust the

volume.

Battery Problems

Battery capacity is low

Remove the battery and clean the

connectors.

The battery is worn out and needs

to be replaced.

The battery may not charge

correctly after the projector

is turned off due to the high

temperature emitted by the

projector. Let the projector cool

for a while before connecting the

charger.

LED Indicator

LED Color Description

No light In operation

Red Battery is charging

Green Battery is fully charged

trouBleShootIngompatIBle vIDeo / vga moDeming Table

Mode Resolution V-Sync (Hz)

VGA

640x480 60

800x600 60

1024x768 60

1280x720 60

1280x800 60

1024x600 60

Composite*

ComponentHDMI

480i / 480P 60

576i / 576P 50

720p 50 / 60

1080i 50 / 60

Video format does not support content withB-Frame function.

hoWto uploaD fIleSto Internal memory

hen a computer is connected via USB, the projector automatically detects the

nnection and the message below appears on screen.

Yes

No

Displayed screen variesdepending on the last session.

Returns to the previous screen

.Confirm Transfer

The screen turns black after 60 seconds forpower saving. Press to wake up the display.

or

2.Upload Files by Computer

3.Unplug the USB Cable

Check your computer for the upload status.When upload is complete, you must unplug theUSB cable to display the Home menu.

Files can be transferred to the internal memory or microSD card if installed.


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Media File SpecS: deFinitionS Media File SpecS: Video containerS

Term Description

LBR Low bit rate

SP Simple Prole

ASP Advanced Simple Prole

MP Main Prole

MLMain Level in MPEG2 or Medium

Level in VC-1

BP Baseline Prole

Image Containers

Container Image Decoder

BMP

JPG

JPEG

*.bmp,

*.jpg

*.jpeg

dio Containers

Container Audio Decoder

.aac HE-AAC

.asf WMA9

.ac FLAC

.mp3 MP3

.ogg Vorbis

.ra RA 6, 9, 10

.wma WMA9

.wav PCM

Media File SpecS: audio / iMage containerS

Video Containers

ContainerVideo

Decoder

Audio or Speech

Decoder

.3gpH.263

H.264HE-AAC

.avi

H.263

H.264

MPEG4

Xvid

MP3

HE-AAC

PCM/G.711

.cmb H.264 HE-AAC

.vSoreson

SparkMP3

Media File SpecS: decoderS

dio and Speech Decoders

udio or Speech

Decoder

Layer, Version,

or Mono/Stereo

Sampling

FrequencyMaximum Bitrate Compliance/Specication

FLAC stereo96KHz, 24 bits

per sampling2.652Mbps http://ac.sourceforge.net

HE-AAC v1 48KHz 256kbps ISO/IEC 14496-3

MP3MPEG-1 layer 1, 2,

and 3 Audio48KHz 320kbps

ISO/IEC 11172-3 for fully compliant audio decoder

and ISO IEC 11172-4 for a Full Layer 3 decoder

PCM - 48KHz 2304kbps ITU-T G.711

Vorbis FLAC 48KHz 500kbps http://xiph.org/vorbis/doc/Vorbis_I_spec.html

WMA8

WMA9 L1-3 48KHz 385kbpsWindows Media Audio Standard

Decoder Specications

age Decoders

Image Decoder Layer, Version Maximum Megapixels Compliance/Specication

JPEGBaseline, non-

interleave12mp ISO/DIS 10918-1

Video Decoders

Video Decoder Prole, LevelMaximum

Resolution & fpsMaximum Bitrate Compliance/Specication

H.263BP, L10 (Short

Header Mode)D1, 30fps 4Mbps MPEG-4 Part 2

H.264 BP, L3 D1, 30fps 4Mbps ISO/IEC 14496-2:2004

MPEG2 MP@ML1280x720,

30fps6Mbps ISO/IEC 13818-2

MPEG4 ASP SP D1, 30fps 4Mbps ISO/IEC 14496-2:2004

Sorenson Spark - 800x600, 30fps 4Mbps H.263 variant

VC-1SP@ML

MP@ML 800x600, 30fps 2.6Mbps SMPTE 421M

Xvid - D1, 30fps 4Mbps MPEG-4 Part 2

ContainerVideo

Decoder

Audio or Speech

Decoder

.mp4

H.263

H.264

MPEG4

MP3

HE-AAC

.mov

H.263

H.264

MPEG4

MP3

HE-AAC

PCM/G.711

.wmv

.asf

MPEG4 SP

VC-1

(WMV9)

WMA


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