SAGEMCOM BROANDS PPX3610 Users Manual

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Connecting using
Component-Video (YPbPr/
YUV) Cable

Please use this type of connection to obtain the highest
possible image quality. This cable is available as an acces­sory. The device jacks have the

colours green (Y), blue
(U/Pb), red (V/Pr) for the video signal and red (audio
right) and white (audio left) for the audio signal.

VGA
Y-Pb-Pr
HDMI

1 Connect the video component cable (accessory) to

the projector's HDMI socket.

2 Connect the video device's appropriate coloured

sockets to the component video cable of the projec­tor using a conventional component video (RCA)
ca

ble.

YCbCr

Note that the YPbPr outlets are labelled
YCbCr on some devices.

Two Red Phono (RCA) Connectors

When connecting, note that there are two
red phono (RCA) connectors on the cable.
One is for the right audio signal and the
other for the V/Pr element of the compo­nent video signal. If these two connectors
are inserted incorrectly, the projected
image appears green and the audio signal
for the right speaker will not work.

3 Select Menu > Source and switch to Component.

Connecting to mobile multimedia devices

Some video devices (e.g.: pocket multimedia players, ...)
require specific connection cables. There are either
supplied with the device or acquired from the manufac­turer of the multimedia device. Please note that only the
original cables from the device manufacturer may func­tion.

VGA
Y-Pb-Pr
HDMI

Switching to the Multimedia Device Sig­nal Output

See the multimedia device instruction manual
to find out how to switch the signal output to
this jack.

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Directly Connecting
Projector to Computer using
WLAN (WiFi Streaming)

With the software PicoPixWlink you can connect the
projector to a computer or a laptop over your wireless
network. For this purpose, both devices must be con­nected to the same wireless network.

1 Install the PicoPixWlink software (allready pre

installed on the projector) on your computer (see
also Connect to a Computer (USB), page 19).

2 Connect the device with the wireless network (see

also Wireless Network (WLAN), page 20).

3 Sta

rt PicoPixWlink (PicoPix Viewer) on your com-

puter.

4 Click the PicoPixWlink icon in the notification area

and start the manager window.

You are now able to search for projectors in the net­work (Search WIFI projector) and start the projection
(Start projection).

Connecting the headphones

1 Before connecting the headphones, turn down the

volume on the device.

2 Connect the headphones to the projector's head-

phone slot. The device speakers deactivate automat­ically when the headphones are connected.

VGA
Y-Pb-Pr
HDMI

3 After connecting the headphones, increase the vol-

ume to a comfortable level.

Danger of Hearing Damage

Do not use the device over a longer time at
high volume – especially when using head­phones. This could lead to the risks of hearing
damage. Before connecting the headphones,
turn down the volume on the device. After
connecting the headphones, increase the vol­ume to a comfortable level.

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Memory 18

5 Memory

Inserting a Memory Card

VGA

Y-Pb-Pr

HDMI

1 Insert a memory card with the contacts facing

upwards into the SD/MMC slot at the back of the
device. Your device supports the following memory
cards: SD/SDHC/SDXC/MMC.

2 Insert the memory card into the slot until it snaps

into position.

Inserting a Memory Card!

Never pull out the memory card while the
device is accessing it. This could cause data
to be damaged or lost.

Switch the device off in order to make sure
that the device does not access the mem­ory card.

3 Press lightly on the memory card to remove it.
4 The memory card is ejected.

Connecting USB Storage
Medium

1 Connect the USB storage medium to the USB port

on the side of the device.

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Connect to a Computer
(USB)

You can use the USB cable to connect the Pocket
Project to a computer. In this way, you are able to copy
files back and forth between the internal memory, an
inserted memory card and the computer. You can also
delete the files. You can playback the files saved on the
Pocket Projector on your computer.

VGA
Y-Pb-Pr
HDMI

1 Switch the device on using the on/off switch on the

side.

2 After the initial screen the main menu appears.

3 Connect the mini-USB port to the Pocket Projector

and the USB socket to the computer.

4 A confirmation screen appears when the devices are

connected successfully.

5 Confirm to enable the connection.

Successful Connection

You cannot use the memory for media
playback when the Pocket Projector is
connected to a computer via USB. Use
WiFi Streaming instead (see also Directly
Connecting Projector to Computer using
WLAN (WiFi Streaming), page 17).

6 If a memory card has been inserted, it will be dis-

played as another disk drive.

7 You can move, copy or delete data from the compu-

ter, the memory card (if inserted) and the internal
memory.

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6 Wireless Network (WLAN)

In a wireless network (Wireless Local Area Network,
WLAN) at least two computers, printers or other addi­tional devices communicate with each other over radio
waves (high frequency waves). Data transmission in the
radio network is based on the standards 802.11b,

802.11g and 802.11n.

Information on Using WLAN!

The functioning of security systems, medical
equipment or sensitive devices can be dis­rupted by the transmission power of the
device. Observe any usage regulations (or
restrictions) in the vicinity of such equipment.

The use of this device can affect the operation
of insufficiently shielded medical devices and
hearing aids and pacemakers through the
release of high frequency radiation. Also con­sult a doctor or the manufacturer of the med­ical device to establish whether these are suf­ficiently shielded from external high frequency
radiation.

Infrastructure Wireless Network

In an infrastructure network, multiple devices commu­nicate via a central access point (gateway, router). All
data are sent to the access point (gateway, router) and
distributed from there.

Switching Wireless
Networking (WLAN) on/off

Wireless networking is deactivated by default. You have
the option of turning this function on.

1 Switch the device on using the on/off switch on the

side.

2 After the initial screen the main menu appears.

3 Use the navigation keys to select Settings.
4 Confirm with à.
5 Using ¡/¢ select WIFI & DLNA.
6 Confirm with à.
7 Using ¡/¢ select WIFI Network.
8 Confirm with à.

9 Modify the settings with ¡/¢.
10 Confirm with à.

The ¿ key takes you one step back in the menu.

Setting up a Wireless
Network (WLAN)

1 Switch the device on using the on/off switch on the

side.

2 After the initial screen the main menu appears.

3 Use the navigation keys to select Settings.
4 Confirm with à.
5 Using ¡/¢ select WIFI & DLNA.
6 Confirm with à.
7 Using ¡/¢ select Network Selection.
8 Confirm with à.
9 Use ¡/¢ to select the desired wireless network..
10 Confirm with à.
11 If your wireless network is password protected, an

input window appears. Click in the input field (see
also Touchpad / Gestures, page 7) using the touch­pad or a mouse.

12 Using the touchpad or a mouse enter the password

on the software keyboard.

13 Click on Connect.
The ¿ key takes you one step back in the menu.

DANGER!