Pretec MP120 Multimedia Projector User's Manual (ENG) V1.0 Rev.1

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Pretec iJoy MP120 Multimedia Projector

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Users Manual

(Version 1.0)

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Table of Contents

DisclaimerofLiability ................................................................................................................... 4

ImportantSafetyandHandlingInformation .................................................................................5

RegulatoryNotices ....................................................................................................................... 7

1.Introduction .............................................................................................................................8

11Features .....................................................................................................................................8

12MP120SystemRequirements ...................................................................................................8

13OMediaVideoConverterSystemRequirements .....................................................................8

2.ProductOverview...................................................................................................................10

21ProductOverview ....................................................................................................................10

22Specifications ...........................................................................................................................10

249MagViewScreen..................................................................................................................11

25AdjustableStand......................................................................................................................12

26Setyourprojectionenvironment ............................................................................................12

3.ConnectandCharge................................................................................................................14

31USBConnect ............................................................................................................................14

32ChargetheBattery...................................................................................................................14

4.MP3Functions........................................................................................................................15

5.ProjectorFunctions ................................................................................................................16

51ProjectorMode Photo ...........................................................................................................16

51.1SlideshowMode................................................................................................................16

51.2ThumbnailMode...............................................................................................................17

51.3BrowseMode ....................................................................................................................18

52ProjectorMode Video ...........................................................................................................18

53ProjectorMode Music ...........................................................................................................19

54CalendarMode ........................................................................................................................19

55SettingMode............................................................................................................................20

55.1SystemSetup.....................................................................................................................20

55.2PhotoSetup ......................................................................................................................21

55.3VideoSetup.......................................................................................................................21

55.4

Music

Setup ......................................................................................................................22


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55.5CalendarSetup..................................................................................................................22

6.OMediaVideoConverter.......................................................................................................23

61Operatingsystemrequirement................................................................................................23

62Supportvideoformat...............................................................................................................23

63ProgramInstallation.................................................................................................................24

64ProgramOperation ..................................................................................................................25

7.ContactInformation ...............................................................................................................29


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DisclaimerofLiability

MP120multimediaprojectoriscopyrightedworkofCONETechnologyCorporation(CONE)and

other licensors if any. CONE provides limited guarantee or assurance as to the quality or

performanceofsuchproducttothetermshereofaswellasapplicable lawsandregulations.The

usageofsuchproductandsoftware isgovernedbythetermsandconditionsofEndUserLicense

Agreement,orthelike,whichwillbeprovidedbyindigitalorwrittenformthatisincludedinthe

softwareorotherwise.Pleasedonot installtheOMediasoftwarebeforeyoureadandagreeto

theterms

and

conditions

of

the

End

User

License

Agreement,

if

any.

CONE IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES SUFFERRED AS A RESULT OF USING, MODIFYING,

CONTRIBUTING, OR COPYING THE HARDWARE OR SOFTWARE. CONE IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY

INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, PUNITIVE, SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGE (INCLUDING LOSS OF

BUSINESS, REVENUE, PROFITS, USE, DATA OR OTHER ECONOMIC ADVANTAGE). In no event will

CONE

be

liable

for

damages

hereunder

in

excess

of

the

amount

you

provided

to

CONE

for

this

product. This indemnity is in lieu of any other indemnity or warranty, express or implied, with

respecttopatentsandcopyrights.

The remedies set forth herein are exclusive and the liability of CONE for a breach of CONE

obligations with respect to the Products (including warranty obligations) shall be limited to the

actual

damages

incurred

by

you,

provided

that

such

liability

for

damages

shall

not

exceed

the

total

amount of the relevant Products to which such breach relates. In addition to the foregoing

limitations, in no event shall CONEs aggregate liabilities for all claims made by you exceed the

aggregateannualamountinrespectofalltheProducts(oranyportionthereof)delivereduptothe

dateofanyclaim.


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ImportantSafetyandHandlingInformation

1. Do not bend, drop, crush, puncture, incinerate, or open multimedia projector. Do not use

multimedia projector in rain or near washbasins, or other wet locations. Take care not to

spill any food or liquid into multimedia projector. In case Multimedia projector gets wet,

unplug all cables and turn multimedia projector off before cleaning, and allow it to dry

thoroughly before turning it on again.

2. Never attempt to repair multimedia projector yourself. Multimedia projector does not

contain any user-serviceable parts, and the battery in multimedia projector is not

user-replaceable, for further service information, please contact your local distributer ororiginal purchasing store/Vendor.

3. Avoiding hearing damage or permanent hearing loss may occur if ear buds headphones

are used at high volume. Set the volume to a safe level. You can adapt over time to a

higher volume of sound that may sound normal but can be damaging to your hearing.

If you experience ringing in your ears or muffled speech, please stop listening and have

your hearing checked by doctor. The louder the volume, the less time is required before

your hearing could be affected. Hearing experts suggest following notice to protect your

hearing:

(1) Limit the amount of time you use ear buds or headphones at high volume.

(2) Avoid turning up the volume to block out noisy surroundings.

(3) A turn the volume down if you cannot hear people speaking near you.

4. Use of headphones while operating a vehicle is not recommended and is illegal in some

areas. Be careful and attentive while driving. Stop using projection and mind it disruptive

or distracting while operating any type of vehicle or performing any other activity that

requires your full attention.

5. Never force a connector into a port. Check for obstructions on the port. Make sure that

the connector matches the port and that you have positioned the connector correctly in

relation to the port.

6. Operate Multimedia projector in a place where the temperature is always between 0

and 40 C (32 to 104 F). Multimedia projector play time might temporarily shorten in

low-temperature conditions.


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7. When you are using multimedia projector or charging the battery, it is normal for it to get

warm. Always allow adequate ventilation during usage and handle with care. The

exterior of multimedia projector functions as a cooling surface that transfers heat from

inside the unit to the cooler air outside.

8. To clean Multimedia projector, please use a soft, slightly damp, lint-free cloth. Avoid

getting moisture in openings. Do not use window cleaners, household cleaners, aerosol

sprays, solvents, alcohol, ammonia, or abrasives to clean.


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RegulatoryNotices

This appendix lists general not ices on use of the multimedia projector

FCC Statement Class B

This device has been tested and found compliant with the limits for a Class B

digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are intended for

reasonable protection provided against a harmful interference when this device

is operated in a residential environment. This device generates, uses, and can radiate radio

frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions given,

may cause interference with radio reception. However, we do not guarantee thatinterference will not occur in case of some particular installation. If this device adversely

interferes with radio or television broadcasting, it can be confirmed by turning it off and on.

You are encouraged to try to correct the interference by taking one or more of the following

steps:

a. Reorient or relocate the antenna of the radio/television receiver

b. Increase the distance between this device and the radio/television receiver

c. Use differ outlets for the power supply of this device and the radio/television receiver

d. Consult a dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for any help

Disposal of Used Electrical and Electronic Equipment

(Independent collection programs applicable to EU-member states and other European

countries)

The label shown on this device or its package indicates that this device should not

be discarded along with other household waste; it must be collected and given to

EEE disposal centers. By ensuring this device is disposed of correctly, you will help

prevent potential negative impact on the environment and human health, which could

otherwise be caused by inappropriate handling of this device. Collection of such devices

helps conserve natural resources. The label has the legal effect only in EU-member states.

Please contact your local agency or your dealer for more detailed information about

disposing of this device.



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1. Introduction

Pretec i-Joy MP120 is the worlds smallest multimedia pico projector with MP3/MP4 player

for users to enjoy a better digital life.

1-1 Features Worlds first MP4 player with projector feature

Support various formats (please refer to Section 6 for detail O-Media video converter

instruction)

Support microSD/microSDHC cards from 512MB up to 32GB

Micro USB port for data transfer and charge Tiny and exquisite design

Fanless, noiseless

Instant data sharing

High quality stereo earphone

Strap loop for your own style

Embedded Li-polymer rechargeable battery

Extra 9 MagView screen and adjustable stand for easy projection

Driverless (for Windows2000/XP/Vista/7)

1-2 MP120 System Requirements Hardware

10MB of free hard drive space at least

Recommended RAM size of at least 128MB or higher

Operating System

Windows

2000, Service Pack 4 or later

Windows

XP, Service Pack 1 or later

Windows

Vista (32-bit and 64-bit), Service Pack1 or later

Windows

7 (32-bit and 64-bit)

1-3 O-Media Video Converter System Requirements

Hardware



Operating System


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Windows2000, Service Pack 4 or later

Windows

XP, Service Pack 1 or later

WindowsVista (32-bit and 64-bit), Service Pack1 or later

Windows7 (32-bit and 64-bit)


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2. Product Overview

2-1 Product Overview

Figure1.OverviewofMP120MultimediaProjector

2-2 Specifications

Specifications

Projection type LCoSPane

Aspect ratio 4:3

Lens Focus Manual

Light source LED

Brightness 5 lumen ( up to 15 lumen*)

Resolution 720 x 480 (up to)

Image size 5 ~ 40

Input Micro USB port / microSD slotTerminals

Output 3.5mm earphone jack

Audio MP3 / WMA / WAV

Video AVI / 3GP / MOV / MPEG1 / MPEG2 / MPEG4File formats

Picture JPEG / BMP

Battery type and charging timeBuild-in Li-polymer battery

2 hours charging time

Play time MP3: up to 4 hours / Projection: up to 1 hour

Dimension 80 (L) x 40 (W) x 20 (H) mm

Weight of main body 60g

* 15 lumen with Pretec 9 MagView screen



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2-3 Package Content

Figure2.PackageContent

2-4 9 MagView Screen

WARNING!

*Dontthrow

away

all

reusable

packages

*Avoiddistorting,foldingorscratchingthescreenwithhardorsharpobjects.

Figure3.ReusableMagViewScreenAssemblingIllustration



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2-5 Adjustable Stand

Figure4.ReusableAdjustableStandAssemblingIllustration

2-6 Set your projection environmentAfter folding the 9 MagView screen and Adjustable stand, please put M120 on the stand.

Then insert your microSD/microSDHC card before power on MP120. Please properly

adjust the focus by focus wheel and the distance between stand and screen to ensure the

best moment of playing.

Figure5.MP120MultimediaProjectorProjectionScenario



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WARNING!

*InsertthemicroSD/microSDHC cardbeforeusingtheMP120.

*Avoidstaring/facingdirectlyintotheprojectorbeamatalltimes.

*Fortheuser,astickorlaserpointerisrecommendedtoavoidenteringthebeam.

*Avoiddistorting,foldingorscratchingthescreenwithhardorsharpobjects.

* Inordertogainthebestprojectionview,pleaseuseroomblindstoreduceambient

lightlevels.



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3. Connect and Charge

3-1 USB ConnectWhen MP120 is switched upwards in Projector Mode, you can enter USB Mode by

connecting it to PC with Micro USB Y cable. Press Exit button to leave USBModeand

return Main Menu.

3-2 Charge the Battery

To charge the battery, you can connect MP120 to PC with Micro USB Y cable, it will be

charged automatically. Please refer to important note as below:

1. For first time or no use for period of time charging, please charge MP120 for at least 8

hours.

2. Please use 2 USB ports of PC to charge MP120 with Micro USB Y cable.

3. On average, it takes approximately 2 hours to fully charge the internal battery, the red

indicator LED light turns off when charging is completed.

4. A fully charged battery can provide 60 minutes for projector mode OR 4 hours for mp3

mode play.

5. When battery low, the white LED light will flash continuously until charging.

WARNING!Whenbattery is low,pleasechargeyourMP120toensurethebestmomentof

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4. MP3 Functions

It supports audio files in WMA, WAV, MP3 file formats, press to select a file, and then

press OK to play.

Button definition:

Button Function Description

Volume up

Volume down

Move upward to select last song

Move downward to select next song

OK Pause / Play


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5. Projector Functions

In projector functions, there are five modes to be selected: Photo, Video, Music, Calendar

andSettings Mode.

Button definition:


Volume up

Volume down

Exit Back to previous menu

OK Enter the selected function

5-1 Projector Mode - Photo

In this mode, there are 3 modes to view your photos: Slideshow , Thumbnail and Browse

Mode. Please select the desired mode in Settings Modefrom Main Menu.

Figure6.FunctionsofProjectorMode

5-1.1 Slideshow Mode

In this mode, selected photos will be displayed one by one automatically in a single screen.

You can set up the slideshow duration, slideshow effects, and display ratio in Settings

Modes Photo Setup. In this mode, it will also automatically play your music files from your

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Figure7.SlideShowModeProjection

Button definition:


Move leftward to select desired function

Move rightward to select desired function


OK Change to Browse mode

5-1.2 Thumbnail Mode

There are up to 9 photo files which can be shown on the left side of the screen under

Thumbnail Mode. Information of the selected photo will be shown on the right side,

including file name, resolution, size, date of modification, and time of modification. It also

shows the photo location of the card, total number of location as shown in the illustration

Figure8.ThumbnailModeProjection



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Button definition:




Move upward to select desired function

Move downward to select desired function


OK Enter the selected function

5-1.3 Browse Mode

The selected photo is shown individually in this mode. The photo is displayed in the ratio as

set in the SettingsMode.

Button definition:





OK Change to Slideshow mode

5-2 Projector Mode - Video

It supports video files in AVI and MOV formats. Please select desired file and press OK to

play video. In the video list screen, it shows file name, file size, total number of files and the

current location.

Figure

9.

Video

Projection



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WARNING! To ensure that the video files can be played, please use OMedia Video

Converter

to

convert

video

files.

Please

refer

to

Section

6

for

detail

instruction.

Button definition:


Volume up

Volume down

Fast Forward / Press again to play

Rewind / Press again to play


5-3 Projector Mode - Music

Its supports audio files in WMA, MP3, WAV file formats. Pressto select a file, and then

press OK to play.

Button definition:


Volume up

Volume down

Move upward to select last song

Move downward to select next song

Menu Back to menu page

OK Pause / Play

WARNING! When playing music through projector mode, the screen will turn off

automaticallyafter30seconds.Toreturntoscreen,pressMenuButton.

5-4 Calendar Mode

Press OK to enter Calendar Mode, once inside, you will see the current time, and calendar

in current month. You also can press OK to change calendar display mode.



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Button definition:





OK Enter to change calendar display mode

5-5 Sett ing Mode

Select Setting in the Main Menu for desired function settings. You may find five items

which can be selected: From top to bottom: Photo, Calendar, Video, Musicand System

Setup.

Button definition:





OK Enter to change calendar display mode

Submenu button definit ion:


Select functions

Select functions




5-5.1 System Setup

After entering System Setup, you can find the setup list. Please refer to submenu button

description to select your desired function. Detail function description as below:


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Menu Option Function Description

Language

Language setup, there are 4 languages for selection (Japanese,

English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese)

Brightness Range: 0 ~ 16

Contrast Range: 0 ~ 16

Saturation Range: 0 ~ 16

Hue Range: 0 ~ 100

GammaOffer 4 Gamma corrections

(Default, S-Like-Innolux, S-Like-CRT, K-Like-CPT)

ResetAfter entering reset, press the left or right button to pop up a dialogue

box, pressbutton to switch No or Yes

Version Press OK to check current version

5-5.2 Photo Setup

After entering Photo Setup, you can find the setup list. Please refer to submenu button



Display Mode Setup the photo display mode: Slideshow, Thumbnail, Browse modeDisplay Ratio Setup the display ratio: Fit to screen, Crop to fill, Full screen

Slideshow

Duration

Setup the slideshow duration: 5 seconds, 15 seconds, 30 seconds,

60 seconds, 5 minutes, 15 minutes

Slideshow

RepeatRepeat the slideshow or not: Once, Repeat, Close

Slideshow

Effect Clock

Setup the slideshow effects: Offers more than 20 selection, including

Snake, Partition, Black in/out, etc.

Clock Set to On or Off

5-5.3 Video Setup

After entering Video Setup, you can find the setup list. Please refer to submenu button



Display Mode Setup the video mode, which includes Full Screen or Original Size

Play Mode There are three play modes to be selected : Once, Repeat, Random

Auto Play Set to On or Off


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5-5.4 Music Setup

After entering Music Setup, you can find the setup list. Please refer to submenu button



Display ModeThere are 4 play modes to be selected: Once, Repeat once, Repeat

all, Random

Music Effect Setup music effects: Normal, Rock, POP, Classic, Soft, Jazz, DBB

Auto Play Set to On or Off

5-5.5 Calendar SetupAfter entering Calendar Setup, you can find the setup list. Please refer to submenu button



Display ModeThere are 3 play modes to be selected: Monthly Calendar, Calendar,

Clock

Date Setup the date (MM, DD, YYYY)

Clock Mode There are 2 modes to be selected: 24-Hours, 12-Hours

Clock Time Setup the time


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6. O-Media Video Converter

O-Media is the most easy-to-use video converter for converting video files between various

formats, with fast converting speed and excellent video quality. This powerful video

converter application makes video conversion quick and easy.

6-1 Operating system requirement

Hardware



Operating System

Windows

2000, Service Pack 4 or later

WindowsXP, Service Pack 1 or later

Windows

Vista (32-bit and 64-bit), Service Pack1

Windows

7 (32-bit and 64-bit)

6-2 Support video format

O-Media supports various video format sources, including:

Support Video file format Filename Extensions

AVI Files (*.avi)

MPEG Files (*.mpg;*.mpeg;*.dat;*.vob)

MPEG-4 Video Files (*.mp4;*.m4v)

Windows Media Files (*.wmv;*.asf)

Real Media Files (*.rm;*.rmvb;*.ram)

QuickTime Files (*.mov;*.qt)

Flash Video Files (*.flv)

3GP Files (*.3gp)

OGM Vorbis Files (*.ogm)

Other Files (*.divx;*.h264;*.avs;*.mkv)

SpecialNote:

ToAVIformat,compressedwithXviD+AACCodecsourceswhichhavebettervideoqualitytoget

goodqualityoutput.AVIisthemostpopularvideoformatincurrentportablemediaplayer.


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6-3 Program Installation

Step 1

Please refer to following method to download MP120 User Manual and O-Media video

converter program from www.pretec.com.

a. Technical SupportDownload Product Category Multimedia Choose a Model

i-Joy MP120 Multimedia Projector SearchSelect your desired file to download

b. ProductMultimedia i-Joy MP120 Multimedia ProjectorDownload Select your

desired file to download

Step 2

Unzip the O-Media video converter.zip, and make sure there is Setup.exe file inside.

Step 3

Double click Setup.exe for installation, please select your language.

Step 4

Follow the setup wizard to complete O-Media video converter installation.

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6-4 Program Operation

Step 1

At first time, please select your language in Main Menu and click Access to access

O-Media main setting menu.

Step 2The main setting menu shows the information about video settings and help documents.

Click the "Main Menu" to select the required language.



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Button definition in O-Media:


Select supported source file from your computer

To select required language

Detail settings

Select your destination of output

Start / Stop encoding procedure

Help document

To exit O-Media

Step 3

Click the "Source File", and the file-dialog box will pop up. Please choose the source file

you desired to convert.

Step 4

After selection, O-Media will show Video Size and Video Length. O-Media will automatically

appoint the Target File file-name in the same path. If you want to change the file-name and

path, please click "Target File" to re-appoint the file name or path.



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Step 5

The "Options" window can modify encoding quality: High, Normal or Low. There is a small

player display; you can check your source file and set start-time and end-time for converting

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Button definition:

Menu Option Function Descrip tion

Play video

Delete your selection

Pause video

Set start-time

Set end-time

Confirm you settings

Clear all marks

Step 6

When you finished all your settings, please click "Encode Now" to start the encoding

process. O-Media will show the progress while encoding. If you want to stop encoding, just

please click "Stop Now".



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7. Contact Information

Headquarters : Pretec / C-ONE Technology Corp.

Address : 8F, No.5, Lane 345, Yang Guang St., Neihu District, Taipei City

114-91, Taiwan (R.O.C.)

TelNo. : +886-2-2659-4380

FaxNo. : +886-2-2659-4390

Email : General Information/Sales - [email protected]

Marketing Department - [email protected]

Technical Support - [email protected] : www.pretec.com
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