AWA pj200 User Manual

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Pocket Projector PJ200

User's manual

The style and parts of the product shown in this manual may be different from the actual unit due to various models.

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Safety Information

• Keep away from water or moisture and dusty areas.

• Never store in hot and very cold areas.

• Only use attachments/accessories specied by the manufacturer.

• No objects lled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on

apparatus.

• Avoid dust contamination when the projector is not in use.

• Avoid environments where the projector would be exposed to direct sunlight (or any other source of excessive heat) for long periods of time.

• Protect the projector from potential liquid spills such as soda, coffee, tea, etc.

• Be carefully to keep it without dropping it or strong impact.

• Operate the projector on a level, well-grounded work surface, free of

excessive vibration.

• Do not open the projector case alone without technical support because there is danger of electrical shock.

Package contents

Projector User manual Power adapter

(5V/2A)

AV cable

Remote control Tripod Mini USB cable

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Safety Information .............................................................................2

Package contents ..............................................................................2

Contents .............................................................................................3

Product overview...............................................................................4

Remote control ..................................................................................7

- Remote control operation range .............................................................. 9

- Using the remote control for the rst time ............................................... 9

- Battery replacement of the remote control .............................................. 9

- Cautions of the remote control ...............................................................10

- Charging the battery ...............................................................................11

- Charging the battery using the power adapter. ......................................11

- Charging the battery using a computer. .................................................11

- The battery icons indicate battery level as following: ............................12

Connection ........................................................................................13

- Insert a memory card .............................................................................13

- Connect with AV device (AV in) ..............................................................13

- Connect to external stereo speakers......................................................13

Getting started ..................................................................................14

- Turn the power on/off .............................................................................14

- Distance and projective image size ........................................................15

- Adjust the focus ......................................................................................15

Basic operation.................................................................................16

- Select a mode ........................................................................................16

Photo mode .......................................................................................17

- Photo Slideshows ...................................................................................17

- Background music ..................................................................................17

Movie mode .......................................................................................18

Music mode .......................................................................................19

Edit .....................................................................................................20

- Copy .......................................................................................................20

- Delete .....................................................................................................22

- Create a new folder ................................................................................22

Copy les from and to a PC .............................................................24

- Copy les from a computer to this unit ...................................................24

- Disconnect the projector from a PC .......................................................24

Setup .................................................................................................25

Helpful Tips .......................................................................................27

Specications ...................................................................................28

Contents

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Product overview

Up:

• Press to move up in the menus.

• Press to increase the volume.

Standby / On:

Press to enter standby mode or wake up the projector.

Left / Previous:

• Press to move left in the menus.

• Press to rewind the current playabck le under Video and Music mode.

• Press to return to the previous le when the music or video playback is

been paused.

• Press to return to the previous le in the Photo mode.

Down:

• Press to move down in the menus.

• Press to decrease the volume.

Right / Next:

• Press to move right in the menus.

•

Press to fast forward the current playback le under Video and Music mode

•

Press to skip to the next le when the music or video packback is been paused.

• Press to skip to the next le under the Photo mode.

Menu / Stop / Thumbnail:

• Press to return to the main menu.

• Press to stop the current playback le under Video and Music mode.

• Press to bring up the thumbnail in the Photo mode.

OK:

Press to conrm the selection.

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Power indicator: Lights yellow-green when the power is on, lights

red when the power is in standby mode.

Charging indicator: Lights orange when charging the battery, lights

yellow-green when the charging procedure is

complete.

Lens

Speakers

SD/MMC/MS card slot:

Accommodates SD, SDHC, MMC, MS or MS

Pro card.

AV-IN jack:

Connects to other audio and video output jacks.

Earphone jack:

Inserts a earphone/headphone or the external stereo

speakers. It can disable the built-in speakers.

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Tripod stand hole:

Attaches to a standard tripod with ¼" - 20 thread.

Focus wheel:

Adjust the focus distance.

Remote control sensor

Mini USB port

DC-IN 5V jack:

Connect to supplied AC power adapter.

Power switch:

Puts the porjector's power to on or off.

Caution: Before switching off the projector's power, please enter the

standby mode by pressing Standby/On button.

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Remote control

Setup:

Press to enter Setup mode.

Standby / On:

Turn on the projector or go to standby mode.

Up:

Press to move up in the menus.

Play / Pause / OK:

• Press to play or pause the playback.

• Press to conrm the selection.

Left / REV / Previous

• Press to move left in the menus.

• Press to rewind the current playback le

under Video and Music mode.

• Press to return to the previous le when

the music or video playback is been paused.

• Press to return to the previous le in the

Photo mode.

Rotate:

Press to rotate the photo.

Brightness +:

Press to increase the brightness.

Brightness -:

Press to decrease the brightness.

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Menu / Stop / Back

• Press to return to the upper menu or main menu.

• Press to stop the current playback le

under Video and Music mode.

• Press to bring up the thumbnail in the

Photo mode.

Right / F.FWD / Next:

• Press to move right in the menus.

• Press to fast forward the current playback

le under Video and Music mode.

• Press to skip to the next le when the

music or video playback is been paused.

• Press to skip to the next le in the Photo

mode.

Down:

Press to move down in the menus

Vol +:

Press to increase the volume.

Vol -:

Press to decrease the volume.

Zoom:

Press to zoom the photo from 25% to

200%, video from 2x to 4x.

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Remote control

Remote control operation range

• Point the remote control unit no more than 3 meters from the remote control sensor and within 60° of the right of the unit. The operating distance may vary according to the brightness of the room.

Using the remote control for the rst time

• Remember to remove the insulating mylar strip from the battery if the remote control is being used for the

rst time.

Battery replacement of the remote control

1. Press and hold the battery release

tab in the direction of arrow.

Note: Take care of your nger nails

when you press and hold the battery released tab.

2. Pull out the battery holder completely in the direction of arrow.

3. Remove the old battery.

4. Place a new battery in the holder.

Note: Use a 3V lithium battery (No. CR2025 or equivalent).

CR2025

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Cautions of the remote control

• Small button cell batteries such as used in the remote handset for this projector are easily swallowed by young children and this is dangerous. Keep loose button cells away from young children and make sure that the battery holder tray is secure in the remote control. Seek medical advice if you believe a cell has been swallowed.

• Improper or incorrect use of batteries may cause corrosion or battery

leakage, which could cause re, personal injury or damage to

property.

• Install the batteries correctly by following the polarity (+ and -)

indications in the battery compartment.

• When the batteries are exhausted, the remote control will not function.

• Use only the types of the batteries which are indicated in this manual.

• Do not dispose of the used batteries as domestic waste. Dispose of them in accordance with the local regulations.

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Charging the battery

• Charges the battery when the (low battery indicator) appears

on the screen. The LED indicator lights orange when charging the

battery. Lights yellow-green when the battery is fully charged.

Note:

• Please switch the power to off before charging the battery.

•

The projector may not response if the power adapter/USB cable removes

from DC-IN jack/Mini USB port when the battery is fully charged. To activate the projector again, please re-connect the power adapter/USB cable into DC-IN jack/Mini USB port, and then turn the power switch to on

and off in order.

Charging the battery using the power adapter

• Connect one end of the supplied

power adapter to the projector and the other end to the wall socket.

Charging the battery using a computer.

1. Use the supplied USB cable to

connect the mini-USB connector to the projector, and the regular

USB connectors to two available USB ports on a computer.

2. It may take few seconds for

Windows™ to recognize the projector. When the projector

has been recognized, the

charging process will be started.

Power adaptor

Example: Laptop (not supplied)

Mini USB cable

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The battery icons indicate battery level as following:

Full: The battery icon disappears in few seconds.

Medium: The battery icon disappears in few seconds.

Low: The battery icon remain on for a longer time.

Nearly empty: The battery icon ashes for a few seconds to

alert.

Note:

•

The battery is partially charged at shipment. Please charge to Full

( )

for use at the rst time, and it take about 4.5 hours at fully

charged. For normal use, the playback time is approximately 2.5

hours.

• To prolong the battery life, it is recommended to empty (completely

drain) the battery before the battery’s rst recharge.

• The lifespan of the battery is limited, and it will age every time it is fully

charged or discharged. The battery capacity will slowly be drained as

it ages. Therefore, aged batteries will provide a short lifespan.

• T

he battery power is running down slightly when the projector is in standby

mode.

CAUTION

• May explode if the battery is incorrectly replaced or disposed of in

re. Replace only with the same or equivalent type by a qualied

technician.

• Do not short circuit.

• Do not place the battery in direct sunlight or in excessively hot places

(over 140°F (60°C) such as the dashboard of cars.

• Use only with the specied power adapter (5VDC, 2A).

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Connection

Insert a memory card

1. Lift open the plastic cover.

2. Insert your memory card into the

appropriate slot according to the orientation

marked on the card slot, then close the

cover.

3. To remove the memory card, ip out the

plastic cover, and then push the memory

card to eject it from the card slot.

Connect with AV device (AV in)

• Connect AV-In jack with other AV device's

Audio/Video out jack using supplied 3.5mm AV cable.

Note: Be sure to match up the correct color

(Yellow, White, Red) with the cable connectors.

Connect to external stereo speakers

• connect the earphone output to an earphone/

headphone or speakers which built-in internal amplier using the 3.5mm audio cable.

Note: This projector supports only to output the audio to dynamic speakers (active speakers). Connect to a wall socket if the speaker you connected need higher power

comsumption. For more speaker's deatails,

refer to its instruction manual.

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3.5mm AV cable (supplied)

Example: DVD player

Memory cards (not supplied)

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Example: stereo speakers

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Getting started

Turn the power on/off

• Slide the power switch to ON. The projector begins to project an image and the charging indicator turns

yellow-green.

Note: The video output on some video devices is defaulted to OFF. Please refer to the device’s manual to enable the video output.

• Press STANDBY button to put the projector in standby mode. Press

STANDBY button again to wake it up.

Note: If no signal is inputted for a while, the projector may turn off the power automatically depending on the Auto Power Off setting under

SETUP ( ) menu.

• Turn the power off, press STANDBY button, and then slide the power switch to OFF.

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Distance and projective image size

• The distance between the screen and projector is 0.2m at least. It

recommends to project the image onto a white and at surface.

• The projector can be projected from 7 to 65 inches (178~1650 mm) diagonal image. Refer to the table below for more projective image size.

Diagonal SIze Image width Image height

Distance between

screen and projector

7 in (17.88cm) 5.6 in (14.2 cm) 4.2 in (10.6 cm) 8.3 in (21 cm)

14.3 in (36.2 cm) 11.3 in (28.7 cm) 8.5 in (21.7 cm) 16.8 in (42.7 cm)

21.5 in (54.6 cm) 17 in (43.1 cm) 12.8 in (32.6 cm) 25.6 in (65 cm)

28.7 in (73 cm) 22.9 in (58.2 cm)

17.4 in (44.1 cm) 34.4 in (87.5 cm)

36 in (91.4 cm) 28.6 in (72.7 cm) 21.7 in (55 cm) 43.2 in (109.7 cm)

43.2 in (109.8 cm) 34.5 in (87.6 cm) 26 in (66.1 cm) 52 in (132.5 cm)

50.5 in (128.2 cm) 40.4 in (102.6 cm) 30.6 in (77.7 cm) 61.3 in (155.8 cm)

57.7 in (146.6 cm) 46.1 in (117 cm) 34.7 in (88.2 cm) 70 in (178 cm) 65 in (165cm) 52 in (132 cm) 39.4 in (100 cm) 79 in (201 cm)

Adjust the focus

• Rotates the Focus wheel to bring the object into focus.

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Basic operation

Select a mode

Battery status

Inputted source

Movie

Photo

Edit

Music

Setup

1. Once the power is turned on, the main menu will appear on the

screen as illustrated above.

2. Press / / / to select the desired mode, then press

to enter.

Note: When an external source is been inputted, the inputted source icon will appear on the screen automatically. The AV-IN has a higher priority if both AV-IN and card slot have been connected. To playback the media from the memory card, please remove the AV-IN cable.

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Photo mode

Photo Slideshows

1. Press / / / to select Photo ( ) in the main menu,

then press to enter. By default, the photo slideshow will playback automatically. To enter thumbnail mode, press .

2. Press / / / to select a desired photo, then press to

display the photo by slideshow.

3. Press to return to the previous photo or press to skip to the

next photo.

4. To pause the slideshow playback, press .

5. To enter to the thumbnial, press

6. If the thumbnail mode has more

then one page, press / repeatedly to turn to the next

page. Press / repeatedly to return to the upper page.

7. To return to the main menu, press .

Background music

1. Press to enter the Setup menu.

2. Press / to select Slideshow Setup, then press .

3. Press / to select Background Music, then press .

4. Press / to On, then press to conrm.

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1. Press / / / to

select Movie ( ) in the main

menu, then press to enter.

2. Press / to select a

desired video, then press to playback.

3. To pause the video playback, press .

4. Press or during playback. The speed of advance (x2, x4, x8,

x16 and x32) or reverse (x2, x4, x8, x16 and x32) changes for each

press of or .

5. Press and / in order to select the folder from left side

window if more folders are available, then press or to enter ie list on the right side window.

6. To return to the main menu, press .

Movie mode

Total File: 5

/dev/card1/1

Video

Music

Photo

Video 01 1

Video 02 2

Video 03 3

Video 04 4

Video 05 5

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1. Press / / / to

select Music ( ) in the main

menu, then press to enter.

2. Press / to select a

desired music, then press to playback.

3. To pause the music playback, press .

4. Press or during playback. The speed of advance (x2, x4, x8,

x16 and x32) or reverse (x2, x4, x8, x16 and x32) changes for each

press of or .

5. Press and / in order to select the folder from left side

window if more folders are available, then press or to enter ie list on the right side window.

6. To return to the main menu, press .

Music mode

Total File: 5

/dev/card1/1

Video

Music

Photo

Song 01 1

Song 02 2

Song 03 3

Song 04 4

Song 05 5

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Edit

1. Press / / / to

select Edit ( ) in the main menu, then press to enter.

2. Press and / in order

to select the folder from left side window if more folders are

available, then press or to enter ie list on the right side

window.

Copy

1. Press or to select the

le you wish to copy.

2. Press to highlight the le.

3. Repeat the step 1 and 2 to

highlight more les, then press

to highlight Edit button.

Note: The maximum number of les

that can be selected at one time is

20. If you want to copy more than 20

les, please repeat steps 1-3.

4. Press to bring up the Edit dialogue window.

5. Press or to select Copy, then press .

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6. Press to enter to left side

window, then press or to select an destination drive or folder to be saved.

7. Press to return right side

window, press again to highlight Edit.

8. Press to bring up the Edit dialogue window.

9. Press or to select

Paste, then press .

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Delete

1. Follow the steps 1-4 of Copy to bring up the Edit dialogue window.

2. Press or to select

Delete, then press .

3. A delete window will pop-up on

the screen. Press / to highlight Yes, then press to

delete the selected le(s).

Create a new folder

1. Press to enter the left side

window, then press or to select the drive you wish to create a new folder.

2. Press to conrm the

selected drive and enter the right side window automatically.

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3. Press to highlight Edit, then press .

4. An Edit dialogue window appears on the screen. Press

or to highlight New

Folder, then press .

5. A virtual keyboard appears on the screen, press / /

/ to text the folder name and then press Enter to conrm.

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Copy les from and to a PC

Copy les from a computer to this unit

1. Connect the mini-USB connector to the projector, and

the regular USB connectors to two available USB ports on your PC.

2. Turn on the power of this projector.

3. It may take a few seconds to recognize this projector. When

the projector is being recognized, the AutoPlay will pop-up on the

screen automatically.

Note: Pop-up windows may not be operated depending on your Windows

setting.

4. Click on Open folder to view les to access the folders in the projector.

5. Use standard Windows Explorer le copy

and paste procedures to move content onto the projector’s internal memory or inserted memory card.

Disconnect the projector from a PC

• Double click the Safely Remove Hardware

icon on the task bar on Windows operation system to remove the projector.

Note: For more supported Windows OS details, please refer to the specications.

Example: Laptop (not supplied)

Mini USB cable

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Setup

1. Press / / / to

select Setup ( ) in the main menu, then press to enter.

2. Press / / / buttons to select or cycle through

available options.

3. Press to conrm.

Option Sub-options Description

Lamp mode General

Mode

Adjust the color balance according to the ambient light of the projector’s location. Options: Normal, Bright

Other Mode Adjust the environmental illumination.

Options: Boost, Eco, Off

Image Setup

Brightness Adjust the screen’s brightness

Options: -4 ~ +4

TFT Contrast

Adjust the screen’s contrast. Options: -4 ~ +4

TFT Saturation

Adjust the screen’s saturation. Options: -4 ~ +4

Slideshow Setup

Interval Time

Select the interval time for photo slide show. Options: 5Sec., 10Sec., 15Sec., 30Sec., 1Min.,

3Mins., Off

Transition Effect

Select the style of transition. Options: No Effect., Blind Vertical, Blind

Horizontal, Color Fill Ver., Color Fill Hor., Fade In/Out, Random

Background music

Enable or disable the slideshow background music. Options: On, Off

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Option Sub-options Description

Slideshow Setup

Power ON Music

Enable or disable the sound when opening the projector. Options: On, Off

Custom Setup

OSD Language

Select the preference language to display on the screen. Options: English, French, German, Italian

Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish

Auto Power Off

Set the timer for standby mode if the projector is inactive status. Please note that the timer duration will automatically reduce to half when playing music. Options: Off, 3mins, 5mins, 15mins

Audio Source

Due to the different electrics voltage of external

audio source, please select an appropriate audio

option depending on the source you connected. Options: DVD, Iphone & Others

Reset Restore the factory default settings. WARNING!

Select this function will erase all previously stored settings. Options: Confirm

Exit

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Helpful Tips

No image projects

• Check if the power adapter is plugged securely into the power outlet.

• Check if the Power switch on the projector is set to on.

• Check if no power in the power outlet.

• Charge the battery when the low battery reminder appears on the

screen.

No sound.

• Ensure the audio output is connected properly.

• Press the Volume + buttons.

The image is blur or invisible.

• Adjust the Focus wheel.

• Project the image onto a at and white surface.

• The distance between the screen and projector is 0.2m at least.

• Shorten the size of projective image. The imge size of projection is

between 7 to 65 inches (178~1650mm).

• Reduce or darkened the ambient light.

Image is too small or too large.

• Move the projector closer to or away from where the image is being

projected.

Unable to play the multi-media les(photo, video and music).

• The format of the les may not be compatible with the projector.

Please convert these media les to the readable formats. For more supported formats, please refer to specications.

• Check if using compatible memory cards.

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Specications

Display Technology LCoS

Light source LED

Resolution 640 x 480 pixels

Aspect ratio 4 : 3

Focusing Manual

Projection Image Size

178~1650 mm (7"~65")

Contrast ratio 200 : 1

Brightness 12 lumens

Supported ies Video: MPEG-1, MPEG-4 SP

Music: MP3 Photo: JPEG

Card Reader slot SD/SDHC/MMC/MS-pro

Built-in memory 128MB (option)

Inputs DC-In, Earphone out, AV IN

Speaker 0.5W x 2

Tripod Socket 1/4" - 20

Dimension 126mm x 60mm x 27mm (L x W x H)

Weight Approx. 200g

Operating

temperature,

humidity

10˚–35˚C, 10–80% RH

Power Source AC 100-240V 50 / 60 Hz; DC 5V/2A

Battery x 1 (Built-in Li-polymer)

Supported operation system for mass storage

Window XP/Vista/7