AAXA P1 JR User Guide
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Table of Contents......................................................................................................1
Warnings ......................................................................................................................2
Accessories ..................................................................................................................3
General Operation
Turning the Projector On/O ..........................................................4
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Projector Description .........................................................................5
Focus Adjustment / Throw Distance ............................................6
Tripod Adapter .......................................................................................6
Input / Output ............................................................................................................7
Menu System
AV Input .....................................................................................................8
SD Card .......................................................................................................9-14
USB Data ...................................................................................................15
Settings ......................................................................................................16-17
Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................18
Specications .............................................................................................................19
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1
P1 Jr. Pico Projector
OS po
p
ojector with
media
or wit
itbut-
in
media player ca
p
b
e
C
ombine
d
w
wi
th i
t
ts
1
hour internal b
at
te
ryry
t
t
m
en
t device!
I tt
his
al you will nd
in
stctct
io
be used in dark a
a
reas only –
e e litit
a
reas is not reco
enende
Plele
ase
e this pro
du
ctct aa
s instructed to
et t
an
y
y
in
ju
ju
ju
o not
operate t
he
p
rojectcor i i
n moist
or
w wetet
AvAvoiod exextrem
vi
ronments. Expo
s
re
to
wa
wa
ter ma
y
y
may da
da
u
e electrical shock.
utioion thium
Batt
er
y
y
ononarard.d.
not d
ispose
of im
pr
r
erly o
r exexpose
reme hea
t.
Congratulations on purchasing the world’s smallest LCOS pico projector with media player!
The P1 Jr. pico projector features a bright 11 lumen projector with built-in media player capable of
projecting videos, pictures, and media of up to 50”*. Combined with its 1 hour internal battery the P1 Jr.
pico projector is the ultimate portable entertainment device! In this manual you will nd instructions on
how to use your P1 Jr. pico projector.
* Notice: The P1 Jr is designed to be used in dark areas only – use in lit areas is not recommended.
Warning: Please use this product as instructed to prevent any injuries.
Do not operate the projector in moist or wet Avoid extreme temperatures as this
environments. Exposure to water may may damage the projector.
cause electrical shock.
Caution Lithium Ion Battery onboard. Avoid using the projector if damaged.
Do not dispose of improperly or expose Taking apart the projector is not
to extreme heat. recommended and will void the
warranty.
2
Package Contents
Jr. P
ro
je
or
Ad
apap
teteChCh
arger
r
AV Cab
NoN
te
P1 Jr. Projector
B be AC
USB Cable AC Adapter/Charger
AV Cable Adjustable Tripod
ct
* Note: Actual accessories may appear dierent from those
shown above.
3
General Operation
t
nt
o
the
is
f
ly
c
haed b
b
efore use.
h
ours.
To
charge
th
th
e
p
pr
ojector:
a
da
pter
t
t
o
th
th
e projector
er a adadpt t
o
the wall outlet
in
g
O the
Project
or
ld
t
p
o
er button for
secocnds til the
op
tical
en
gi
ne
s o.
Turning On the Projector
Press and hold the power button for 3 seconds to turn the
projector on. The welcome screen should appear while the
projector is loading and will automatically load into the
onboard media player.
Note: Please make sure the P1 Jr is fully charged before use.
Charge time can be up to 3-4 hours. To charge the projector:
1. Attach the power adapter to the projector
2. Attach the power adapter to the wall outlet
Turning O the Projector
Hold the power button for 3 seconds until the optical engine
turns o.
4
General Operation
from tht
e
hi
ng o
s
tr
ucti
g
t
he
e.
cted
im
ag
g
e
is not
in focus,
move eth
ring
left o
r
ri
t to bri
t
image iofo
cu
s.
A
A
le
ar
pic
ture c
an be acheiv
ed at
a distc of 10” - 90“.
Plele
ase
e pge 6 for focus a
t
t
hrow
ds
tances.
c
e
th
e
jo
ysys
ti
ti
ck
to naviga
te
t t
h
hr
ghgh
e eac
h me
.
ThTh
e jo
ys
ti behaves
rently
i
i
n each subme
. The
di
ag
ag
m
bebe
w
depi
cttthe ua
ua
ge
e
in t
e
rest of the manua t
de
d
scribe the fun
ctioio
na
lity of the
jo
ysys
ti
ti
e
(E
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SC
)
cenaraios, t
e
ap
ap
e
buttttonon
e
exixits f fm
ththe e
cu
rr
l
me
nu. Pl
se s
ee
e e
ac
h menu sec
ti
t
1. Projection lens
The projection lens emits the image from the
projector. Make sure there is nothing obstructing the
lens to obtain a clear image.
2. Focus adjustment
If the projected image is not in focus, move the ring
to the left or right to bring the image into focus. A
clear picture can be acheived at a distance of 10” - 90“.
Please see page 6 for focus and throw distances.
3. Joystick
Use the joystick to navigate through each menu. The joystick behaves
dierently in each submenu. The diagram below depicts the language
used in the rest of the manual to describe the functionality of the joystick.
4. Escape (ESC)
In most scenarios, the escape button exits from the current menu to
the top level menu. Please see each menu section to learn more about
this button.
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