FAVI E3-LED-PICO User Manual

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Contents

1 LED INDICATORS............................................................................................. 1

2 PACKAGE CONTENTS..................................................................................... 2

3 FEATURES OVERVIEW.................................................................................... 2

4 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS.......................................................................... 2

4.1 Specification................................................................................................ 2

4.2 File Formats Supported.............................................................................. 4

5 PRODUCT OVERVIEW..................................................................................... 4

5.1 Dimensions................................................................................................. 4

5.2 The Overview of Projector.......................................................................... 5

5.3 Control Buttons........................................................................................... 5

5.4 Remote Control........................................................................................... 6

6 USE AND CONNECTION................................................................................. 7

6.1 Connecting to a VGA Device..................................................................... 7

6.2 Connecting to an HDMI Device................................................................. 8

6.3 Connecting to an AV Device...................................................................... 9

6.4 Inserting micro-SD Card or USB Memory................................................... 9

6.5 Connecting to an External Speaker or Earphone................................... 10

7 BATTERY CHARGING, CONNECTING AND SAFETY.................................. 10

8 TROUBLESHOOTING..................................................................................... 11

1 LED INDICATORS

Source

Power

Rotate-R

Enter

Rotate-L

Down

Stop

Skipf

Play/pause

Skipb

V+

Device

Mute

Display

V-

Status

Standby

Charging

Charge complete

Low battery / no battery

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LED Indicator

Red

Off

Green

Off

Blinking

2 PACKAGE CONTENTS

Carefully unpack the product and confirm that all of the items listed under contents have been included. If any items are missing, contact your dealer.

AC power adapter

USB adapter

VGA cable AV cable

Source

Right/Rotate-R

Power

Enter

Down

Left/Rotate-L

Play/pause

Device

Battery

Remote control

3 FEATURES OVERVIEW

Supports video, music, picture and text. Supports USB, micro-SD, VGA, HDMI and AV in. Supports basic setups (display, language, AC adapter, etc.). Supports remote control.

4 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

4.1 Specification

General

Model

Brightness

Contrast ratio

E3-LED-PICO

50 Lumens

1000:1

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User Manual

Stop

Skipf

V+

Skipb

Mute

Display

V-

Mini Projector

Source Power UP

Enter

Down

Stop

Skipf

Play/pause

Skipb V+

Device

Mute

Display

V-

1 LED INDICATORS

LED Indicator

Status / Problems

Green

Red

Standby

OFF

Charging

OFF

Charge complete

OFF

Low battery / no battery

WINK

OFF

User manual

Uniformity

Displayable colors

Optical

Display system

Lens F/Number

Lamp

Electrical

Power supply

Power consumption

Size

Dimension (LxWxH)

Weight

Input source

HDMI

Computer

Composite video

USB-A

Micro-SD

Output source

Audio

Environmental requirements

Operating temperature Operating relative humidity

Operating altitude

≥70%

120% NTSC

DLP single DMD chip

F = 2.4, f = 10.5mm

RGB LED

DC 5V

12W (AC mode), 6W (battery mode)

140mm x 73mm x 27mm

236g (with battery)

HDMI port (compatible with HDMI 1.3)

VGA (analog - D-sub)

Composite RCA jack

USB port

Supports music, video, photo and text

Micro-SD slot

Supports music, video, photo and text

3.5mm stereo mini-jack

0°C~40°C

35%~85% (without condensation)

0-1499m at 5°C~35°C

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4.2 File Formats Supported

File format

Item

TXT

Text

JPEG/BMP/PNG .jpg/.bmp/.png

Photo

MP3/WMA/

Music

WAV/M4A(AAC)

MPEG1

MPEG2

MPEG4

RM/RMVB

Video

MJPEG

DIVX

File extension

.txt

mp3/.wma .wav/.m4a

.dat/.mpg/.mpeg

.mpg/.vob

.avi/.mp4

.rm/.rmvb

.avi

.divx/.avi

.asf

.flv

5 PRODUCT OVERVIEW

5.1 Dimensions: 140 x 73 x 27 mm

Internal Code

DIVX/XVID

RV8/RV9/RV10

MPEG/DIVX /H264

VC1VC1

H264FLV

Maximum resolution

1920*1080 @ 30fps

1280*720 @ 30fps

640*480 @ 30fps

1920*1080 @ 30fps

140

USB T/F

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5.2 The Overview of Projector

Ventilation

Lens

openings

Up arrow

Enter button

Left arrow

Down arrow

HDMI in

Speaker

Power button

Focus wheel

Right arrow

VGA

VGA in

Headphone out

5.3 Control Buttons

NO.

Key

Power button " "

Up arrow " "

Down arrow " "

USB

A/v

AV in

DC in

Micro-SD slot

USB port

Function Description (Remark)

Long press to turn the projector on and off

Long press to turn the Menu on and off

When in Menu, scroll the files up (Up)

When playing videos, fast forward (FastF)

Long press to pause and return to previous menu level

Stop

When in Menu, scroll the files down (Down)

When playing videos, rewind (FastR)

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Long press to decrease the volume

Left arrow " "

When playing videos, move to previous file (Skipb) When in Menu, move to previous file (Left) When playing photos, rotate left 90 degress Long press to increase the volume

Right arrow " "

When playing videos, move to next file (Skipf) When in Menu, move to next file (Right) When playing photos, rotate right 90 degress

When in Menu, confirm a selected function

Enter button " "

ENTER

When playing music/video, pause or play it (Pause/Play) When playing files, option selection box pop up

Note: Touchpad backlight button (blue LED)

a. The backlight will blink when the power is turned on.

b. The backlight will turn on when any button is pressed.

c. The backlight will stay on for 3 seconds if no other button is pressed.

5.4 Remote Control

Power Menu

Left/Rotate-L Enter

Device

Display

V-

Play/pause

Source

Right/Rotate-R

Down

Stop

Skipb

Skipf

V+

Mute

1 2

6 7

11 12

13 14 15

16 17

NO.

Key

Power

Source

Left/ Rotate-L

Function Description

Power on/off

Switch video source

Shift file selection left Rotate photo left 90 degrees

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Down

Device

Display

Skipb

Vol-

Right/ Rotate-R

Enter

Stop

Play/Pause

Skipf

Vol+

Mute

Scroll the files down Fast foward

Exit and return to the previous menu

Display file info (e.g. time, track, audio, etc.)

Move to previous file

Adjust the volume down

Turn the setup menu on and off

Scroll the files up

Rewind Shift file selection right Rotate photo right 90 degrees

Enter the selected option Play the selected file Pop up option selection box

Stop and return to the previous menu

Play/Pause

Move to next le

Adjust the volume up

Mute the volume

6 USE AND CONNECTION

Your portable projector works with USB flash disk, micro-SD card, earphone and a

variety of digital devices. These devices include PCs, laptops, TV set-up boxes,

DVD, game consoles, MP3/MP4, digital video cameras, PMP that output video

signals, smartphones, and audio equipment with audio-out jack. Please follow the

instructions for connection.

6.1 Connecting To A VGA Device

Connect the VGA cable to the PC/laptop and the VGA input on the projector.

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NOTE

Please shift to VGA mode when connecting to a VGA device.

The highest supported resolution is 1280 x 1024, 60 Hz.

Laptop

Connect to the VGA port on the computer

VGA cable

VGA

VGA port

USB

A/v

6.2 Connecting To A HDMI Device

Connect an HDMI cable from the HD device to the HDMI side input on the projector.

NOTE

Please shift to HDMI mode when connecting to an HDMI device. The highest

supported resolution is 1080p.

Blu-ray DVD

HD media

HD digital video camera

HDMI port

HDMI

Connect to the HDMI port on

HDMI cable

HDMI

the devices

Laptop

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6.3 Connecting To An AV Device

Connect the AV cable to the device and the AV input on the projector.

DVD

Game consoles

MP3/MP4

AV Out

VGA

USB

A/v

Digital

video

Cameras

TV set-up boxes

Connection

type may vary

AV cable

AV input

Smartphones

6.4 Inserting micro-SD card or USB memory

6.4.1 Insert a micro-SD card into the micro-SD card slot on the projector.

6.4.2 Insert the USB flash drive with USB adapter into the USB port on the projector. A smartphone with USB out is supported.

USB

A/v

VGA

USB port

Micro-SD card Micro-SD slot

USB memory

MOLEX

Smartphone

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NOTE

A smartphone with USB port is supported (USB drive software installation is uneccessary). Select USB flash drive on the projector to play.

6.5 Connecting To An External Speaker or Earphone

Connect an audio cable from an external speaker system/earphone to the headphone output on the projector.

Audio in cable

Audio out cable

VGA

USB

A/v

Speaker

Headphone out

Earphone

7 BATTERY CHARGING, CONNECTING AND SAFETY

When using the projector with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, the battery should be fully charged before using the projector, or connected to a power source using the provided AC power adapter. The battery needs to be charged for approximately four hours to be fully charged.

7.1 Refer to LED indicators for battery status.

7.2 Battery Installation: Align contacts on battery with the contacts on the projector. Slide the battery into place then slide the battery cover onto the projector.

NOTE

When using the projector with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, use only a FAVI dedicated battery. For correct battery disposal please refer to local environmental regulations.

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Battery

Battery cover

8 TROUBLESHOOTING

Symptoms

The projector cannot be turned on

The image is not displayed

Images are not clear

Remote control does not respond

Reasons Check points

No power

Low battery

The source is not turned on or connected correctly

The input signal device is not connected with the projector correctly

The input signal isn't selected correctly

The lens is not focused correctly

The screen is not aligned properly

Low battery

Obstacle between remote control and projector

Too far from projector

Ensure the AC power adapter is properly connected

Charge the battery

Turn the video source on and check that the signal is connected correctly

Select the correct input signal again

Select the correct input signal

Adjust the focus

Adjust the position

Replace with new battery

Avoid the obstacle

Stand within 25 feet from the projector

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