Table of Contents
1. Introduction···················································································· 2
2. Features··························································································· 2
3. Operation Notice ·········································································· 3
4. Projector Components ······························································ 4
4.1 Control Panel 4
5. Accessories···················································································· 7
5.1 Remote Control 8
5.2 Remote Control Functions 9
6. Operation guide·········································································· 11
6.1 Connecting component 11
6.2 Connecting the projector to a computer 12
6.3 Connecting the projector to a Video Source 12
6.4 Turning on the projector 13
6.5 Basic Image Adjustment 13
6.6 Turning off the projector 13
6.7 Adjusting the projected image height 14
6.8 Adjusting the image focus and zoom 15
7. OSD menu····················································································· 16
7.1 Image (Computer mode) 16
7.2 Image (Video mode) 17
7.3 Display (Computer mode) 18
7.4 Display (Video mode) 20
7.5 Audio 22
7.6 Management 23
7.7 Language 24
8. Maintenance and service························································25
8.1 Replacing the lamp module 25
8.2 Cleaning the projector lens 26
9. Appendix························································································27
9.1 Common problems and solutions 27
9.2 Distance ratio of screen and projector 29
9.3 Specifications 30
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1. Introduction
Please read this manual carefully before using, to find out:
◆ How to use the projector safely
◆ How to use the remote control
◆ How to set up and connect the projector
◆ How to start and turn off the projector
◆ How to use the On-screen display (OSD) menus
◆ How to replace the lamp module
◆ How to troubleshoot common problems
2. Features
◆ TI 0.7”/ 0.6” DLP
◆ Full-function remote including remote mouse control.
◆ High quality manual zoom lens.
◆ Weighs only 7.5 pounds with a beautifully designed case.
◆ Expandable module design, compact and lightweight.
◆ High brightness/high contrast. Clear images.
◆ Adjustable screen aspect ratio (4:3 / 16:9).
◆ NTSC, PAL, P- Scan (480P), & HDTV (1080i / 720P) compatible.
◆ Multilingual OSD (on screen display) Menus.
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DMD Chip.
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3. Operation Notice:
Please read and follow the following safety instructions carefully. Improper
operation may result in fire, electrical shock, personal injury, or projector damage.
Warning: Do not cover the lens while the lamp is lit.
Warning: To prevent eye injury, do not look directly into the projector lens.
Warning: Make sure that you provide adequate ventilation for the
projector. Do not block the ventilation holes in the case
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To prevent electrical shock, never open the projector case.
Before using, please make sure that the power cord is connected
to an AC receptacle with a protective safety ground terminal.
Before replacing the lamp, turn the projector off and unplug the
power cord. To avoid burns, wait 1 hr before opening the lamp
door. Refer to page 24 for lamp replacement instructions.
Always use the power cord provided, and a receptacle with a
protective safety ground terminal.
Do not place any drinks on top of your projector. Spilled liquids
may damage the projector.
Do not place the projector on a hot surface, moisture or in direct
sunlight.
Handle carefully during transportation. Avoid dropping the
projector.
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4. Projector Components
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4.1 Control Panel:
Control panel
Infrared remote
sensor
Zoom ring
Focus ring
Lens Ca
←→
LAMP LED
TEMP LED
POWER LED
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POWER
MENU
SOURCE
UTO/ENTER
Power LED (Indicator light)
•When power is applied to the projector, the Power LED blinks. Press the
Power button to turn the projector on. When the projector is on, the Power
LED is lit constantly.
Temp LED (Indicator light)
•When there is a fan malfunction, a fan error message is displayed on the
screen, the Temp LED lights and the projector shuts down.
•When the projector internal temperature is too high, a temperature error
message is displayed, the Temp LED blinks and the projector shuts down.
Lamp LED (Indicator light)
•Lamp LED will turn on automatically when lamp is on. Lamp LED will turn
off automatically when the lamp is off.
Power
•Turns the projector power off and on.
•Refer to “Starting and turning off the projector” on Page 13.
(On/Standby)
Menu (OSD menu)
•Press to display or hide the OSD menu.
•The OSD menu closes automatically after 20 sec of inactivity.
Source (Signal source)
•Steps through the input sources in the following order: Analog RGB, Analog
Y Pb Pr, Digital RGB, Composite Video, S-Video and Component Video.
Auto/Enter (confirm/Sync)
•When using the OSD menu, this button is used to select menu functions.
•When the OSD menu is not displayed, this button activates the Sync function.
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↑↓(Up and down button)
•When using the OSD menu, these buttons are used to move between menu
options.
•When the OSD menu is not displayed, these buttons select the video input
source.
← →(Left and right button)
•These buttons are used to adjust values in the OSD menus.
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5. Accessories
When unpacking the projector, make sure you have all of the accessories shown
below. If any of the accessories are missing or damaged, contact your dealer or
Boxlight Technical Support.
Projector lens cap power cord Component Video
cable
Composite Video cable PC Audio in/out cable S-Video cable
VGA cable USB cable Carry bag
VGA－RCA cable DVI cable remote control & 2 AAA batteries
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5.1 Remote Control
The infrared remote control sensor is located on the top of the projector. For best
results, the distance between the sensor and remote control should not exceed 10
meters.
Inserting batteries into the remote control:
1) Remove the battery compartment cover.
2) Insert two AAA batteries into the battery compartment. Ensure the batteries are
aligned correctly.
3) Replace the battery compartment cover.
＊Using the remote control
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5.2 Remote Control Functions:
Function key Function description
Freeze/Esc/L
Enter/R
Power
Mode
Menu
Source
Blank
Auto
Pg.Up
Pg.Dn
•OSD inactive: freezes the image. Press again to exit freeze
mode.
•OSD active: exits the selected function.
•Mouse mode: Use as the left mouse button.
•When using the OSD menu, this button is used to select menu
functions.
•When the OSD menu is not displayed, this button activates the
Sync function.
•Mouse mode: Use as the right mouse button.
•Turns the projector on and off. Refer to “Turning on and turning
off the projector” on page 13.
• Toggles the remote between mouse and normal modes.
When the Mode LED is green, the remote control is in
mouse mode and will control the computer mouse functions.
• If no buttons are pressed for 15 sec, the remote control will
return to normal mode automatically.
" You must have a USB cable connected between your
computer and the projector to use this option.
••Displays or hides the OSD menu.
•The OSD menu closes automatically after 20 sec of inactivity.
•Steps through the input sources in the following order: Analog
RGB, Analog Y Pb Pr, Digital RGB, Composite Video,
S-Video and Component Video.
•Displays a blank, blue screen.
•Automatically adjusts the picture position and frequency
settings to match the current input.
•Enlarge the current image (zoom in)*.
•Mouse mode: Sends a Page Up command to the computer.
•Reduce the current image (zoom out)*.
•Mouse active: Sends a Page Down command to the computer.
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↑↓← → •Normal mode: The same as the Up, Down, Left, Right control
*Press “Auto” to return these settings to their previous values.
•Activates keystone adjustment mode.Press the right and left
buttons to adjust the shape of the image*.
• Press Å button to correct a display that is wider at the
bottom than the top.
• Press Æ button to correct a display that is wider at the top
than the bottom.
" Using the keystone adjustments can cause distortion to text
or fine image details.
buttons on the panel*.
•Mouse mode: Move the mouse cursor Up, Down, Left, or Right.
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