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Safety Precautions
Please avoid looking directly into the projector’s lens while the unit is operating. Doing so could
cause damage to your eyes.
Do not use this projector under direct sunlight.
Do not use this projector near sources of heat such as space heaters or fireplaces. This
projector will automatically shut down if the internal temperature reaches 140ºF Lengthly
exposure to high temperatures may damage your projector.
Do not allow liquids to come in contact with this projector. if the projector is exposed to liquids,
the internal electronics may be damaged.
Please avoid dropping, hitting, or throwing this projector.
Please make sure the projector’s batteries are installed properly. Improperly installed batteries
may explode or leak.
To prevent possible damage to your projector from leaking batteries, please remove the batteries
if you do not plan on using your projector for an extended period of time.
The Indicator LED
Your projector’s indicator LED is designed to inform you of the status of your projector.
When the Indicator LED is Green, the projector is operating normally. If the projector shuts
down and the indicator LED starts flashing Green, the projector has automatically shut
down due to overheating. If the LED begins to flash Red while the projector is operating,
this means that the batteries are running low and need to be replaced.
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Remote control Overview
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1: Escape button.
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2: Up arrow button.
3: Left arrow button
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6
4
7
5
10
11
8
9
4: Down arrow button
5: Right arrow button
6: OK button
7: Volume control buttons
8: Play button
9: Skip forward button
10: Skip backward button
11: Pause button
Buttons 7 through 11 are for playing videos only.
Your projector’s remote control uses one 3 volt CR2025 button cell battery. To replace the
battery, slide out the battery retainer located on the bottom of the remote control. Note the
polarity of the old battery, and gently pull it out of the retainer. Insert a fresh battery, then
replace the retainer.
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Projector Overview
Focus control
Speaker
Power button
Battery and SD
slot cover
Button Panel
Top View
Indicator LED
IR Sensor
Mini USB connector
Headphone jack
A/V input jack
Up button
OK button
Esc button
Slide battery cover
in this direction to
remove it.
SD card slot
Left button
Down button
Insert batteries
Brightness level button
Right button
Bottom View
Tripod socket
Power
button
Lens
Speaker
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