chinavasion CVAK-E232 User Manual

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Catalogue

1. Productor Features

1. Productor Features

2. Prcjector

Brief

3. Safeguards

4. Waming

2, ProiectorOveryiew

1. Top view

Bottomviil

2.

3. Front view

4. Backview

5. Rearview

3, OpeEtionintroduction

1. mnnecting the

2. Power on/Offthe

projector

projeclor

4. Menu opeEtion

5. User's maintenance

1. Cleaning the lens

2. Cleaning the Projector Housing

3. Cleaning the Fliter Cover

4. Replacing the Lamp

5. Simple repair and solution

6, Parameter and function

1. Technimlspecifiction

2. Main functions

Alofes

AC Power Cord must meet the requirement
and ensure

on the

that

the

properAC

AC Power

Power

Cord is used.

lntroduction

Projector Features

prcjector

The

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ofiers the following features:
LCD

technology

perfomance

LED lamp

(with

50,000 hrs life)

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SVGA,

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and SXGA

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lmportant safeguards

Please read all thse instructions regarding

projector.

on the Led

1.

Read instructions

All the safety and operating instructions should be

2. Retain instructions

The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference.

3. Wamings

All wamings on the appliane and in the operating

4. lnstructiore
All operating instructions must be followed.

5. Cleaning

Unplug this

6. Attachmonts

7. Water

8. Accessories

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0. Power sourcs

11 . Power-mrd

12. Overloading

13. Objects and liquids

14.

16.

prc.iector

from the wall outlet before cleaning it. Do not use liquid aerosol cleaners. U6B a damp sofr cloth for deaning.

an4equipment

Never add any attachmenb and/or equipment
such additions may result in the risk offire, electric shock or other

moisture

and

proiector

Do not use this

place

Do not

This
power,please

Power-supply mrds should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or
particular

under a carpet.

Oo not ovedoad wall outlels and extension cords as

Never
result in a flre or sleclric shock. Never spill

Servicing

Do not attompt

Dameoa

Unplug thl!
(a)

(b)

this

prcjector

consult

protection

attention

push

objecb of any kind through openings of this

roqulring seruie

prolector

pow.f-supply

lf

the

lf llquld has

near water

projector

on an unstable cart,stand, tripod, brackot or tiable. Use only

should be operated only from the type of

your

appliance dealer or lo€l

to cords at

to seMce this

from the wall outlet and refer seruicing to

cord or

been splll€d, or objocG

your

projstor

Led

read

instructions

without

in

or

plugs,

convenience r@ptacles, and

prcjector yourself.Refer

plug

is damaged.

with water.

contact

liquid

of

have fallen into the

and retain them for future reference. Follow all warnings and instructions markod

bsfore the

the approval of

pwer

power

@mpany.

ihis

result in

can

projector

any kind on the

all servicing to

prcjector.

appliance is

should be adhered to

personal

source indicated on the marking label. lf

as they may touch dangorous voltags

qualified

operated.

the manufac{urer as

injury.

with

a cart, shnd, tripod brackst, or table .

pinched

points

where they exit from ths appllance. Do mt

fre

a

or electric shock.

prciecton

qualilied

sorvlce

personnal

seruico

by iterns

personnsl.

under the following @nditions:

you

are not sure of the type of

placod

upon or against thm. Pay

polnts

or short{ut

put

the

power

parts

cord

that could

proiector

(c)

lf

the

Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions. An improper adjustment of othsr controls may

may often require

and

(d)

lf

the

(e)

lf

the

(D

lfthe

16. Replacement
When replacement
parts

having the same charaderistiG as the original

1 7. Safety check

Upon completion of any serylce or repair to this
is in a safe operating mndition. An appliane and mrt combination should be moved with Ere.
surfaces

18. Ventilation
Slots and openings
Do not block these openings or allow them to be blocked by
adequate ventilation and that the manufacturer's instructions have ben adhered to.

does not operate

proiector
projector

projector

may

extensive

has b€en exposed to rain or water.
has been dropp€d or the cabinst has b€€n damaged.

exhibib a distinct change in

parts

parts

the

cause

in

the cabinet are

normally

work

are required, be sure that the seruie ttrhnician has

and mrt mmbination to overturn.

appliane

provided

by a

you

after

qualifed

performancs

prcjector,

ventilation,

for

follow

ths operating

technician to

part.

restore the

-

this indicates a ne€d for s6rvice.

Unauthorized substitutions

ask the serui@ tshnician to

ensuring roliabls opsration ofthe

placing

the

projector

instructions.

projector

its normal

to

replac€rnent

used

may result in fire, electric shock or other h%rds.

perfom

on a bed, sofa, rug, or bookcase. Ensure that there is

optration.

parts

specified by the manufaclurer or

safety checks detemining that the

stops, excessive fore and uneven

Quick

projector

and to

protect

result in

it from

damagg

projsc'tor

Operutioil Of

Do not look into

Heat.

dust etc.

Place

of

For safety's sake, refrain from setting the
humidity. Please maintain an operating tmperature, humidity, and altitude as specified below.

.

Operating temperature: between

.

Operating humidity: between 30% and 90%

.

Never

.

Do not attach the

.

Do not install

carrying a large curent

.

Place the

producl.

.

Do not stand the

.

Slanting the

.

Do not

Resol,.rk n Prui@tot

Eiah

the ai, outlet

may

blow out of

grille

it

and

when

hurt

installation

+41

T

put

any heat-producing device under the

place

projector

poector

the

prcjector

on a solid, vibration fre surface: otheruise it may fall, eusing serious injury to a child or adult, and serious damage to the

prqjector:

projector

prcjeclor

the

place

to

a

near any equipment that

it.may fall, causing serious injury and damage to the

more than

'1o'(right

near air-conditioning unit or heater to avoid

projec'tor

your

prcjtrtor

(+5C)

that is

unstable

and lefr) o|15'

i8

operaiing.

eyes.

place

at any

+95T

and

projector

or subject to vibEtion.

produces

subjected to high temperature and high

(+351])

projector

so that the

strong magnetic field. Also refrain from installing near the

a

does

not

overheat.

projstor.

(front

and rer) may cause trouble or explosion of the lamp.

hot

air to the exhaust and

ventilation

hole of the

prcjector

prcjector

any

cabls

WARNING..

Unplug immediately if there is something wrong with
Do not operate if

ln

shock.

this case, unplug

Never remove

This

projector

the cabinet.

contains

Ome/s Guide, do

smoke, strange

not

noise or

immediately

high voltage circuiiry An inadvertent

to

attempl

service

mmes

odor

and coniacl

product

this

your

yourself.

Do not modify this equipment

It can lead to fire or electric shock.

lfyou break or drop the cablnet.

Do not kep using this equipment if
keep using the equipment.

Do not face tho

It mn lead to fire.

projector

Use corec't voltage.

incorrect voltage, it can lead to fire.

lfyou use

place

Do not

Place the

prcjectol

the

projection

on a leveled and stable surface only. Plsase do not

Do not look into the lens when it is operating. lt may hurt
Do not turn off the main

lead to

It can

Do

Do not touch them s

not

lamp breakage,

Air

touch

outlet

put

other equipment.Also, do not set the
Clean the airf lter once a month.

the air-filter frequently. lf the filter or ventilalion slots become

Cl6an

and cause some boubles, such as damage of

you

br€k or drop it. Unplug the

lens to the sun.

on uneven surface.

power

abrupuy or unplug ths

fire,

electric shock or other troubla. lt is best to walt for th6 fan to tum

grille

and Bottom

other equipmst in front ofAir outlet

plate

whlch

prcjector

on the desk which is easlly afioc'ted by heat.

parts,

inside

your prcjector.

projector.

your

of

out

dealer.

contact

Please

your

eyss.Nevor let chlldron look lnto the lens whsn lt ls on.

proJsctor

lt might cause fire

may result in

prcjector

durlng

an electric shock.Except as specifically explained

your

contiact

dealer

and @ntacl

place

squlpmsnt on unebbls surfaces.

oporrtlon.

or electric

you

when

your

dealerftr inspstion. lt may l€d to fre if

becomes hot.

grille.

The heated Alr

clogged with

and shortgning ths

grtllo

outlot

dirt or dust, the tmperature inside of the

lifo

of

and Bottom

panel.

to fix,

want

of

adjust or

boforo tuming main

plate

may cause iniury or damage to

inspecl the

power

off.

proimtor

in the

you

may rise

Projector

Overview

Top view

1.

MenuButton 2.PowerButton

g.Red

indi€tor 10. Remote sensor

Bottom view

Button 4.V+ Button

3.Source

1 l.Green indicator

(picture

1)

5.V- Button o.CH+ Button 7.CH-

(picture

2)

Button

8.Lens

Resolildofr

Operuriot Of High Rqohaion PmJetor

hang

of

lhe

A

and C

projector

fee

to ceiling?

prcjector

3

can be adjusted;

feet

(B

D

E) hole,

How

to

fix the 3 feet of mount to the
The height

Back View

(Picture

3)

1.PR(Red)

4.Left audio input

7.HDM13 input

l0.HDMh lnput

t3.TV

t6.vGA

19. Left audio output

(Red)

(Red)

2.PB(Blue)

5.Right audio input(Whlte)

8- Remote Sensor

ll.HDM12lnpui

l4.S-video

input

17.USB

3.Y(Gre6n)
6,AV-lN(Yellow)

9. Keystone conec-tion

12.

reader lnput

Card

'15.

Right audio output

't

8. Power Switch

Rear View

(Picture

4)

1- Exhaustvent 2.Speker

Remote Control

Do not expose the remote control to shocks, liquid or high humidity. Do not expose it to direct sunlight or other intense light

Warning

you

when

operate.)

knob

(White)

I, Power button

Press

this button to switch on the TV

L *u*br,,o,

Press this button to mute

VOL+/VOL-! SOIJND

Press this

button

CH+/CH-: CII button

TV mode,

above

FLIP:

FREEZE:

P.MODE:

l6:9/4:3: Press

ENTER:, okbutton.

MENU:menu

lnsert The Batteries

press

chamel.

Reversedimage.

Picturefreeze.

Press this button to switch

this button to zoom the

butlon.

1. Remove the

2. lnsert the two 1.5V

batteries matches the

3. Replace the battery cover by sliding it in

volume or recovtr.

button

to

adjust volume.

this

button to select the following and

picture

mode.

on

pictue.

battery cover by

(n44

5;r"; batteries

polarity

pressing

it and sliding it down.

making

marks inside the unlt.

you

until

& g X L

SOURCE:Press this

RETURN:Press this

Press

0-9:

-/-:

Channel selection button.

REcALL:Return to

Al,JDlo:Press this
INFO: Press this

Menubutton for left, right,

button to select specific source

SV or other

channel.

button

to

exit OSD menu.

digital button to select chamel.

previous

TV chamel.

to

button

switch on somd mode.

button to show the informtion.

CHLIST chamel list button.

FAV: Press this button to select the favorite

SI.JBTITLE: Not used-

AUD.TRAGK: Notused.

I'usB tir"

I:Press this button to zoom the

I,
I, Press this button
I,
L
f, rr"t uu"L*ard
L

""t""t'

press

ttris outton to

press

ttris uutton to stop.

press

ttris uutton to

ro*urd

r"o

picture(suit

play

video

again(suit for usb,sd card);

paty

to

setected AB.

paly

pauser

or

(for

UsB/Grd readerxred button).

(for

usB/card readerxgreen button).

I' ereviouslyellowButton)

polarity

(btueButton)

(+

-)

or

of the

L r"o

sure the

hear a click sound.

up and down.

such as TV

charurel

for Nb,sd card);