SIM2 DOMINO DTVs User manual

RSAG2. 025. 7895SS A

Bar code here,

for material number reference only.

SIM2 MULTIMEDIA S.R.L.

Instructions for Laser Projector Use

(DTV S)

Warm Tips

Please carefully read the instructions before using the product and keep it properly.

The company disclaims any responsibility for accidents caused by violating the safety

precautions and instructions in this manual.

Users are not allowed to open the casing without authorization because of high voltage in

this product. Non-professional maintenance personnel shall not repair the product, replace parts or

open the internal optical machine without authorization for the sake of avoiding electric shock and

fire accidents.

Energy Saving Tips:

When the machine is not in use, please select AC shutdown after standby (unplug the power plug)

to reduce energy consumption.

Warning: This product is a Class I device and does not need to be grounded.

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Laser safety parameters of the whole device:

Laser safety standard: Class I laser product, meeting the safety standard of GB 7247.1.2012

Radiation parameters:

 Maximum output of laser radiation: ≤ 66mW

 Emission wavelength: Blue ray: 459-471nm

Green ray: 519-531nm

Red ray: 635-651nm

Class 1 laser product do not stare into beam. The bright light may result in permanent

eye damage when the projector is on

Warning and explanation label

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Symbol Descriptions

This triangle pattern with lightning-shaped arrow is a

warning symbol to remind you that the voltage inside

the product is dangerous.

This triangle pattern with exclamation mark is a

warning symbol to remind you of important

instructions related to the product.

· Matters needing attention

Next step

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Important Notes

Please read the following carefully before using this product:

1. Safety Warnings

In case of thunderstorm, please unplug the power plug and the network cable to avoid damage

to the machine.

This product uses the power plug as the power disconnecting device. The socket should be

installed near the product for easy access and sundries cannot be stacked around the socket for the

sake of convenient use.

If you do not use this product for a long time, please unplug the power plug. Do not pull the

power cord when unplugging the power plug.

If you find any abnormal sound or smell, or find that there is only sound but no image on the

machine, please turn off the power immediately, unplug the power plug from the socket, and

contact the after-sales personnel as soon as possible.

 Please do not have any object on the power cord and signal wire.

 Please do not overload the power socket and ensure that the socket you use is a qualified

product passing national safety certification.

 Do not place exposed flame sources (such as lighted candles) on the machine, and keep the

machine away from high-temperature and heating objects.

 Do not expose this machine to water droplets or splashes, or place objects filled with liquids,

such as vases, cosmetics or liquid medicines on the machine.

 If foreign objects or liquids fall into the machine, please pull out the power plug immediately

and contact the after-sales personnel as soon as possible.

 Beware of children standing on or climbing on the machine.

 Condensation may occur to the machine after it is moved from a low-temperature area to a

warm area. In order to make the condensation fully dry inside the machine, it should be

powered on after 24 hours.

 Do not look directly at the lens after the machine is powered on because the strong light

emitted by the lens may hurt your eyes.

 Please do not expose the battery to sunlight, fire and other overheated environment,

otherwise there will be explosion risk.

2. Precautions for Installation and Placement

 The product shall be installed by professionals from the manufacturer. The company

disclaims any responsibility for installation errors, product damage or personal accidents

caused by installation by unqualified personnel.

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 The machine should be placed in a flat and stable place, instead of somewhere prone to

shaking.

 Please do not place the machine in high-temperature places where there is direct sunlight or

heating devices, places where water, oil and smoke can easily enter the machine, or places

where there is much dust and is moist.

 Please do not place the machine in a poorly ventilated or enclosed place.

 When the cabinet surface is sprayed with paint or other substances with organic solvent and

grease, the rubber pad of the base may have a slight chemical reaction with it, resulting in

slight corrosion on the cabinet surface. Therefore, we recommend that the user put protective

materials (such as cardboard or glass plate) on the cabinet first before placing the machine.

 We recommend that two or more people load, unload and move the machine. When moving it,

please avoid shocks, and especially protect its light-emitting lens.

 The engineering plastics, insulating varnish on the internal transformer and rubber parts used

for the shell of the newly purchased product will emit certain smell like newly purchased

furniture, and it becomes stronger when the temperature rises. The smell is determined by the

composition of materials. The material solutions we use fully meet national regulations on

environmental protection, so consumers can use them at ease. The smell will gradually

decrease and eventually disappear during the use of machine. Please keep the environment

ventilated.

 The wired network antenna connected to the machine must be isolated from the protective

grounding; otherwise, it may cause fire and other accidents.

 Do not block vents or place sundries on the machine to ensure good heat dissipation effect.

Do not place the machine in a narrow and enclosed space that is not conducive to air

circulation.

 The installation is as shown in the figure. Leave a space around the machine for ventilation.

Top view

At a minimum, leave the amount of space shown in the diagram

below for this device to have proper ventilation.

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 Do not install the machine as shown in the figure below.

Laser beam

Confined space (only the

light outlet outward)

Insufficient ventilation space may cause this device to overheat or become damaged or even fired.

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3. Precautions for Use

Please do not try to disassemble or repair any part of this device by yourself, which may cause

damage to it and personal injury, and invalidate your product warranty.

If this device gets dirty, please unplug its power plug and wipe it with a semi dried soft cloth

dipped with a small amount of diluted neutral detergent, but do not wipe it repeatedly to avoid

scratching. Do not use alcohol, gasoline, acid, alkali, detergent, volatile oil, diluent and other

solvents to wipe this device because these solvents may deteriorate the materials or damage the

painted surface. If rubber or vinyl products are exposed to this device for a long time, stains may

be caused.

Please do not directly wipe light-emitting lens with your hands, ordinary cleaning paper or

cleaning cloth. For oil stains and fingerprints, please ask professionals to wipe them carefully with

cleaning cloth for optical use, lens wiping paper or professional cleaning solution for the sake of

avoiding damaging the optical coating and affecting the image quality.

Please do not touch the signal connector or reach into the heat dissipation hole with sharp

objects or metal, so as to avoid damage to the product or electric shock caused by short circuit.

Please do not cover this device with articles such as newspapers, tablecloths and curtains, so

as not to hinder ventilation and affect heat dissipation. Otherwise, it may affect the service life of

this device and even cause safety accidents such as fire.

 When this device is working or after it is powered off, do not touch the air vent and upper

cover if they are still touched hot.

 Please do not cut off the power directly when this device is working. If you need to shut

down this device, please press the standby button on the remote control.

 Watch from an appropriate distance. The best distance is 1.5 times the diagonal length of the

screen.

 The volume should be kept appropriate, so as not to disturb the neighbors, especially at night.

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4. Laser

Laser safety parameters of the whole device:

Laser safety standard: Class I laser product, meeting the safety standard of GB 7247.1

Radiation parameters:

 Maximum output of laser radiation: ≤ 66mW

 Emission wavelength: Blue ray: 459-471nm

Green ray: 519-531nm

Red ray: 635-651nm

Screen

Watching direction

Laser beam

Safety warnings:

 This product bears a laser module. Do not disassemble or modify this device in a way not

specified in the user manual, otherwise personal injury may be caused.

 Please do not look directly at the laser beam as this is a Class I laser product. If there is a

need to repair it, please wear a laser protective eye mask with OD ≥ 4 and wavelength

ranging from 459 to 651nm

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Table of Contents

Device Accessories ............................................................................................................................................. 2

Feet Adjustment to Calibrate the Display Screen ............................................................................................... 3

Settings Adjustment ............................................................................................................................................ 9

Remote Control ................................................................................................................................................. 10

Control Panel .................................................................................................................................................... 13

Introduction to Terminals .................................................................................................................................. 15

Connection Description..................................................................................................................................... 16

First Start ........................................................................................................................................................... 18

OSD menu ......................................................................................................................................................... 19

Miscellaneous ................................................................................................................................................... 25

Specifications .................................................................................................................................................... 28

Ceiling installation……………………………………………………………………………………….……29

Appendices ........................................................................................................................................................ 33

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Device Accessories

User

Manual

User Manual * 1 Remote control * 1 Power cord * 1

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Feet Adjustment to Calibrate the Display Screen

Front foot 1

Back foot 1

Fit the Image to the Screen

[Note] Feet rotation of this device is described from an overlooking view.

Front foot 2

Back foot 2

1. If the image is wider than the

screen, move the projector

forward.

3. If the image shifts to the left

side, move the projector to the

right.

2. If the image is narrower than

the screen, move the projector

backward.

4. If the image shifts to the right

side, move the projector to the

left.

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5. If the image shifts to the upper

side, rotate the feet of the

projector clockwise.

6. If the image shifts to the lower

side, rotate the feet of the

projector counterclockwise.

Adjust Length of the Left and Right Side of the Image

1. If the right side of the image is

shorter than the left side, please

rotate the projector clockwise.

2. If the left side of the image is

shorter than the right side, please

rotate the projector

counterclockwise.

Parallel the Bottom of the Image with the Screen

1. If the bottom of the image is

lower on the left and higher on the

right, please rotate the front foot 2

and back foot 2 clockwise and the

front foot 1 and back foot 1

counterclockwise.

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2. If the bottom of the image is

lower on the right and higher on the

left, please rotate the front foot 2 and

back foot 2 counterclockwise and

the front foot 1 and back foot 1

clockwise.

Adjust Length of the Top and Bottom of the Image

1. If the image is longer at the top and

shorter at the bottom, please rotate the back

foot 1 / back foot 2 clockwise or rotate the

front foot 1 / front foot 2 counterclockwise.

2. If the image is shorter at the top and longer

at the bottom, rotate the back foot 1 / back

foot 2 counterclockwise or rotate the front

foot 1 / front foot 2 clockwise.

Enlarge the Image (Rectangle) to Fit the Screen

If the image is narrower than the screen, move the projector backward.

Move the Image (Rectangle) to the Left Move the Image (Rectangle) to the Right

If the image shifts to the right side, move the

projector to the left.

If the image shifts to the left side, move

the projector to the right.

Lock

After fitting the image to the screen, please

keep the projector still to avoid collision.

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Typical Approaches to Geometric Distortion Adjustment

 Adjust the Upper-left Corner of the Image

The situation gets worse after raising left feet

The bottom of the image is slightly

Adjust the image bottom to the same length of the

screen bottom (opening on the inner side of the

frame) and parallel with the screen bottom

Raise left feet of the

1. If the top of the image is higher on the left and lower on the right, please raise the back foot 1

and the front foot 1 by the same height.

2. Rotate the projector clockwise to make image parallel with the screen.

3. If the situation remains after adjustment, please follow the above steps to further raise the back

foot 1 and front foot 1 and rotate the projector clockwise to make image parallel with the screen.

4. If the upper-left corner is inside the screen after adjusting, it means that feet are raised too high.

It is necessary to lower the back foot 1 and the front foot 1 by the same height and rotate the

projector counterclockwise to make image parallel with the screen.

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 Adjust the Upper-right Corner of the Image

The situation gets worse after raising right feet

The bottom of the image is slightly upward

Adjust the image bottom to the same length

of the screen bottom (opening on the inner

side of the frame) and parallel with the

screen bottom

Raise right feet of the

1. If the top of the image is higher on the right and lower on the left, please raise the back foot 2

and the front foot 2 by the same height.

2. Rotate the projector counterclockwise to make image parallel with the screen.

3. If the situation still exists after adjustment, please follow the above steps to further raise the

back foot 2 and front foot 2 and rotate the projector counterclockwise to make image parallel with

the screen.

4. If the upper-right corner is inside the screen after adjusting, it means that feet are raised too high.

It is necessary to lower the back foot 2 and the front foot 2 by the same height and rotate the

projector clockwise to make image parallel with the screen.

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Display Size 100inch 110inch 120inch

H(mm) 352 377 402

D(mm) 245 295 346

* Display size is the diagonal screen

* Due to mechanical tolerances the above numbers could change of ±5%; please consider this

while designing your installation.

H: The “H” is the distance from the bottom of the DTV-S to the lower edge of the screen

W: The “D” is the distance from rear of the DTV-S to the surface of the screen.

In case of ceiling installation refer to page 29.

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Settings Adjustment

Focus adjustment:

Settings - Optical Machine - Focus, adjust it by pressing Up / Down buttons on the remote control.

Keystone correction:

Settings - Optical Machine - Keystone Correction, select a point for adjustment using Up / Down /

Left / Right buttons.

Press to adjust the selected point

ok

Reset

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Remote Control

On / Off button

Screen Shot

Signal Resource

Return/Back

Mute

Volume +/-

Display Mode

Media

Settings

OK/ENTER

Info Menu

Audio Settings

Home Main Menu

 Pairing Steps

When using the remote control for the first time, press the Home Main Menu button to access the

pairing interface, and then press any key other than Standby of the remote control to start pairing.

[Note]

 Pair the remote control with the projector within 3m from the projector when the projector is

powered on.

 Generally, the first pairing of the remote control with the projector will be handled by the

service personnel when they come to install the projector for you.

 If an unknown error occurs to the remote control, it may be caused by interference. Try to

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remove what’s causing the interference and pair it again.

 When pressing the remote control buttons, if the indicator light flashes red, it means that the

remote control is not paired with the projector or the remote control is not paired successfully.

Please press and hold the Menu button for 3 seconds to start pairing and the pairing succeeds

when the blue light flashes 3 times.

 Battery Replacement Method

1. Press the battery cover and push it down.

2. Insert two AAA sized 1.5V alkaline batteries. Make sure to match the (+) and (-) ends of the

batteries with the (+) and (-) ends indicated in the battery compartment.

3. Put the battery cover on from above, and push the battery cover upwards until it is fully

buckled.

 Effective Range

1. Remote control distance: The remote control can work at a distance of 8m from the front.

2. Remote control angle: Taking the receiver of the remote control as the apex, the remote control

can work at a 30-degree horizontal or 15-degree vertical angle at a distance of 6m.

 Others

1. In view of the wireless nature, the signals of the remote control and receiver may be interfered

and shielded.

2. If an unknown error occurs to the remote control while the battery power is normal, the user can

open the battery cover to take out the batteries, press the OK button for 5 to 10 seconds, and then

put the batteries back in there. The remote control can work normally then.

 Matters Needing Attention

1. If the remote control does not operate normally, is unstable or cannot control the projector,

please replace the batteries.

2. If the remote control is not in use for a long time or the batteries run out, please take out the

batteries. (Please handle waste batteries that pollute the environment properly)

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Capture and store on key pen inserted on a USB port the current image

1

2

12

11

10

6

5

4

3

9 8 7

13

1

Screen shot

2

Media

3

Source selection

4

Return

5

Home main menu

Screen shot

on the screen

Media Recall the Media menu

Source selection Select the input signal source

Return Return to previous menu

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Audio Mute

7

Power on/off

8

Display mode

9

Settings

10

D-pad

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Info Menu

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Audio Settings

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Volume + and -

Home main menu Recall the main menu

Audio Mute Set volume in mute status and restore the audio level

Power on/off Turn on and off the unit

Display mode Change sequentially the “Image Mode” (see Image chapter)

Settings Enter in Settings menu

D-pad Up, down, left, right and Ok buttons for navigation in the menu

Info menu Recall the Info page

Audio settings Change sequentially the “Sound Mode” (see “Audio” chapter.)

Volume + and - Increase and decrease the volume level

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Control Panel

Left view

Air vent

Front view

Remote control receiver

Indicator light

Right view

Air vent

[Note]

 There may be protective films on the surface of the upper shell and at the air vents. Please

remove them before starting this device for the first time to avoid damage to it.

Light-emitting lens

Eye protection sensor

Standby button

Name / Button Function Description

Indicator light The indicator light is white when this device is powered on.

During standby, the white indicator light is in the breathing state when the
standby light effect is set to On; the white indicator light is off when the

standby light effect is set to Off.
In case of fault, the indicator light flashes red.

Remote control

receiver

Standby button Power the projector on or off.

Eye protection

sensor

Receive the signal transmitted by the remote control through this receiver.

Under the premise that the eye protection function is turned on, the whole

machine will automatically get its screen closed and give a voice prompt to

protect eyes when the user approaches to the eye protection sensor.

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[Note]

 As power failure and system processing take time, please do not switch on and off this device

continuously and quickly, which may cause malfunction.

 Arrow buttons may not work on some interfaces and in some applications when operating the

homepage and using the Menu.

 If an abnormality occurs during the normal use of the projector, please try to power off the

projector and wait for 2 minutes, and then power it on again.

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Introduction to Terminals

Rear view

Power input

USB 1

5V 0.5A

HDMI 1

（ARC）

Optical

LAN

Service

HDMI 2

USB 2

5V 0.5A

[Note]

Some external devices may be unable to connect to this device due to specific differences. If this

happens, please use appropriate signal wire or add adapters matching the ports.

Debugging port: for factory debugging only, please do not insert any terminals.

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Connection Description

 Select Signal Input

Press the Signal Resource button on the remote control to access the Signal Resource menu, and

select the signal resource corresponding to the local port in the Signal Resource menu.

 Connect to AV Devices

Connect with HDMI Cable

Set-top box / Player / Computer / DVD

HDMI output

Local port

[Note] Please refer to technical parameters for available signal formats on HDMI ports.

 Connect to External Audio Devices

Digital audio output: Connect to the audio amplifier through the optical fiber port, and then

connect to the external speaker through the power amplifier.

Speaker

Optical

Local port

Audio amplifier

Optical

The audio amplifier needs to be connected to the speaker

Audio input

 Connect to Devices with ARC (Audio Return Channel) Function

The projector with ARC function can directly transmit the digital audio signal back to external

audio devices via HDMI cables.

Audio amplifier

Speaker

Local port

Audio input

The audio amplifier needs to be connected to the speaker

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[Note]

If you want to use the ARC function, the audio receiving device connected to the HDMI (ARC)

port of the projector also needs to support the ARC function.

 Connect to the Network

Press the Settings button on the remote control to access the settings interface, select the Network,

and press the OK button to access the Network menu

Wireless Network Connection

Wireless

LAN

LAN on the wall

This device can directly receive network signals through wireless router

1. Select Wireless Network in the Network menu, and the list of available wireless networks will

be automatically displayed then.

2. Select an available network, enter the password and click OK. (If the selected network is not

encrypted, you can connect to it directly.)

3. If the network you want to connect to is not displayed in the list, please select Add a New

Network at the bottom of the list, manually enter the Network Name, select the corresponding way

of encryption according to the router settings, enter the password, and click Add.

Wired Network Connection

Router

LAN

Input LAN

Output LAN

LAN on the wall

Local port

Get IP automatically

1. After the network cable is inserted, this device will automatically get the IP address and connect

to the network.

2. If the connection fails, please try again or try to connect by manual input.

Get IP manually

1. Select Network Information in the Network menu.

2. After selecting Manual Input, enter the IP address, subnet mask, DNS server and gateway, and

click Connect.

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First Start

1 Power on / off

 Connect the power cord of this device to a 220 V AC power socket.

 Press the Standby button on the remote control to turn on this device, and then follow the

navigation prompts after booting to complete settings (the navigation information after

booting is subject to the actual situation).

 This device will be in standby state when pressing the Standby button on the remote control

in the power-on state; to return to normal watching, just press the Standby button on the

remote control again.

 Please disconnect the power supply when this device is not in use for a long time.

[Note]

 After DC shutdown, please restart this device after at least 5 seconds to prevent

abnormalities.

2 Adjust Local Settings

Using the settings function can meet your different needs and make you fully enjoy the

audio-visual effects brought by this device.

You can adjust images and sound, set network connection, etc. here.

 Press the Settings button on the remote control to access the settings interface to adjust each

device.

 In menus at all levels, you can perform the following operations according to different

menus:

Press Arrow buttons to select items

Press the OK button to confirm operations or access the next menu

Press Left and Right buttons to adjust values

Press Up and Down buttons to adjust options

 Press the Return button to the previous menu or exit the Settings menu.

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OSD Menu

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Image

21

Image – Advanced settings

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Light source

23

Audio

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Miscellaneous

Hazardous Substances

Compounds

Compounds

Compounds

C

ompound

s

(PBB)

(PBDE)

Source

Components

Components

Wire

Polymer Parts

Polymer Parts

Battery, etc.)

1 Statement on Environmental Protection

 This product meets the environmental protection requirements as prescribed in

Administrative Measures for Limiting the Use of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and
Electronic Products.

 Within the environmental protection use period, there will be no leakage of hazardous

substances, precipitation or other problems affecting consumers’ health during their use, so

consumers can use it safely.

 Waste recycling tips

When this product is no longer needed or its service life ends, please comply with the relevant

national laws and regulations on the recycling of waste electrical and electronic products and hand

it over to local manufacturers with the recycling qualification recognized by the state for recycling.

Manufacturers that recycle it shall reasonably dispose of parts bearing hazardous substances,

instead of disposing of them at will.

 Environmental protection use period

The environmental protection use period of this device is 10 years.

The environmental protection use period of the accessory remote control batteries used together

with this product is 1 year.

Name of Hazardous Substances in the Product and Their Content

Name of Parts

Laser Light

Optical
Machine

Circuit Board

Power Cord
and
Connecting

Non-flame
Retardant
Plastics and

Flame
Retardant
Plastics and

Metal Parts
Accessories

(Remote
Control /

Aluminum

and Its

X O O O O O

X O O O O O

X O O O O O

X O O O O O

O O O O O O

O O O O O O

X O O O O O

X O O O O O

Mercury

and Its

Cadmium

and Its

Hexavalent

Chromium

Polybrominated

Biphenyl

Polybrominated

Diphenyl Ether

Remarks

Only for

part of

models

Only for

part of

models

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This table is prepared in accordance with SJ / T 11364.

Phenomenon

Solution

O: Indicate that the content of hazardous substances in all homogeneous materials of the part is below

the limit prescribed in GB / T 26572.

X: Indicate that the content of hazardous substances in at least one homogeneous material of the part

exceeds the limit prescribed in GB / T 26572.

The materials identified as X in the table are technically irreplaceable at present. The use of these
materials meets the requirements as prescribed in Administrative Measures for Limiting the Use of

Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Products and Exception List of Restricted
Substances in Standard Management Directory. We are committed to the R&D and use of advanced

materials and technologies. If technically feasible, we will gradually replace or eliminate these

materials.

2 Simple Fault Solving Tips

Before repairing, please take a look at the table below to see if there are solutions to faults

happening to you.

When you are sure that you can’t solve faults completely according to this instructions, you can

consider contacting professional service personnel for repair.

No sound or image

The image is normal but there is no
sound

No image or black and white image

Sound and image are interfered

The image is blurry or distorted

Horizontal / vertical stripes or
image shake

The device casing “clicks”

 Check if the power cord is connected to the wall socket
and if the wall socket is powered.
 Check if you have pressed the Power button or the
Standby button.
 Check the volume settings or check if Mute mode is set
to On.

 Check the volume settings or check if Mute mode is set
to On.

 Adjust image settings.
 Check the color system.

 Turn off or unplug devices that are connected to this

device but are not currently in use.

 Observe if light-emitting lens are dirty when this device
is powered off. If so, ask professionals to carefully wipe
them with cleaning cloth for optical use, lens wiping paper or
professional cleaning solution.

 Check if there are interference sources nearby, such as
electrical appliances or power tools.

 Indoor temperature changes sometimes cause the casing
to expand or shrink, resulting in noise. This is not a fault.

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[Statement]

 Pictures and notes in the instructions are for reference only and they may be different from

real products. Specific products in kind prevail. (This statement applies to the entire

instructions)

 Service and quality upgrade, and changes to product design and specifications will not be

notified separately.

 The software content service applicable to this product depends on the third-party provider.

Some software may not be available due to network, region, service cycle and other reasons,

which has nothing to do with the quality of this product. Please contact the third-party

provider for relevant details.

 This product contains ads when booting.

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Specifications

Model DTV S

Projection Type

Light source

Focus

Geometry adjustments

Image Resolution

Color gamut

HDR video quality

Contrast:

Brightness

Digital Light Processing (DLP 0.47), 1-chip

DLP Type: 4K, 3840 x 2160

Trichromatic RGB laser system

(expected lifetime approx. 25.000 hours,

watching over 10000 films/2 hours per film)

Motorized - digital adjustments

Dedicated menu for adjust 8 points (H, V):

Keystone, Parallelogram, Pincushion

4K UHD@60Hz

REC 2020

with powerful P7 colors adjustments

Dedicated Display Modes

Adaptive

Up to 2,400 Ansi lumens

Active screen size 90-130inch

Screen resolution VGA (640x480) to 4K UHD (3840x2160)

Power supply

Audible noise

Operating system

AC220V 50Hz 2.0A max,

standby ≤ 0.5W

26dB

Android 9.0

Memory 3GB /128GB

Audio power 10W * 2

Dimension 520mm * 323 mm * 159 mm

Weight 9.0kg

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Inputs/outputs

2x inputs HDMI

Audio output

Ethernet

USB 2.0

WiFi

HDMI1/HDMI2 2.0, high speed interface

HDMI1 support the ARC return

4K UHD@60Hz / 1080p@120Hz

Optical fiber

ARC return from HDMI1

RJ45

Internet access and Sw update

2.4G/5G 802.11c

Internet access and Sw update

Hard disk or Flash drive

Audio/Video contents

Bluetooth 4.0

USB 1 5V, 0.5A

M

External audio paring devices

Ceiling Installation

In case of ceiling installation, we recommend using one bracket that allows you tilt and yaw
adjustments; furthermore, forth and back adjustment could be useful to match the image at
screen.

Hang the projector but using the four holes in the center of underneath panel:
170 mm X 130 mm. DO NOT use feet.

170 mm

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130 mm

Dimensions

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Video formats available are shown below:

Video Decoding

Encapsulation

Type

.avi Xvid 1920x1080 40Mbps 60fps

.avi .mpg .ts MPEG 2 1920x1080 80Mbps 60fps

.ts .mkv .avi .mp4 .flv H.264 4096x2160 135Mbps 60fps

.avi .mkv .mov MPEG 4 1920x1080 40Mbps 60fps

.ts .mkv .mp4 H.265 4096x2160 100Mbps 60fps

Resolution

(Max)

Bit Rate

(Max)

Frame

Rate

(Max)

Audio Decoding

Dolby Audio,

MPEG1 (Layer 1,

2, 3)

Dolby Audio,

MPEG1 (Layer 1,

2, 3)

Dolby Audio,

AAC, MPEG1

(Layer 1, 2, 3)

Dolby Audio,

MPEG1 (Layer 1,

2, 3)

Dolby Audio,

AAC, MPEG1

(Layer 1, 2, 3)

[Note]

 Dolby Audio: Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus and Dolby AC4 are available.

 Due to different video production tools, this device cannot guarantee to get all the listed

formats available.

Signal Formats Available on HDMI Port

RGB / 60Hz 640x480, 800x600, 1024x768

YUV / 50Hz 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p

YUV / 60Hz 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p

YUV / 24Hz 25Hz 30Hz 3840x2160, 4096x2160

YUV420 / 50Hz 60Hz 3840x2160, 4096x2160

YUV444 / 50Hz 60Hz 3840x2160, 4096x2160

RGB444 / 50Hz 60Hz 3840x2160, 4096x2160

[Note]

HDMI2.0 and HDMI1.4 (default) are available on this device. Some of the above signal formats

are available on HDMI1.4, while all of the above signal formats are available on HDMI2.0. In

case of a necessity to use HDMI2.0, press the Menu button under the HDMI channel and select

HDMI version as HDMI2.0 or HDMI Plus

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Appendices

Regulation & Safety Notices

This appendix lists the general notices of your projector.

Notice: Shielded cables

All connections to other computing devices must be made using shielded cables to maintain

compliance with FCC regulations

Caution

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user’s

authority, which is granted by the Federal Communications Commission, to operate this

projector.

Operation conditions

This device complies with CCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference.

2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause

undesired operation.

Notice: Canadian users

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.

Remarque à l’intention des utilisateurs canadiens

Cet appareil numerique de la classe B est conforme a la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

Declaration of Conformity for EU countries

• EMC Directive 2004/108/EC (including amendments).

• Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC.

• R & TTE Directive 1999/5/EC (if product has RF function).

Disposal Instructions

Do not throw this electronic device into the trash
when discarding. To minimize pollution and
ensure utmost protection of the global
environment, please recycle it.

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Trademarks

• DLP is trademark or registered trademark of Texas Instruments.

• HDMI, the HDMI Logo and High-Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or

registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC.

• Other product and company names mentioned in this user’s manual may be the

trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

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SIM2 MULTIMEDIA S.r.l.

Registered Office:

Via Gorizia 10,
33170 Pordenone, Italy

Business Address:

Via Udine No 59
33061 Rivignano Teor (UD) – ITALY
Phone: + 39 0434 383292
Fax: [phone]

Email: [email protected]

www.sim2.com

SIM2 USA
SIM2 USA Inc.
10216 NW 47th Street
Sunrise, FL 33351
Phone: [phone]
Email: [email protected]

www.sim2usa.com

SIM2 BRIONVEGA Co., Ltd
Room 303-304, No. 244 Liaoning Road
Shanghai 200080 – CN
Phone/Fax: [phone]
Email: [email protected]

(EN/1.8)

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