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Specifications

Brightness:

Native Resolution:

Maximum Resolution:

Contrast Ratio:

Projectoin Lens:

Image Size:

Lamp:

Video Input:

Audio Output:

Battery Life:

SD Card:

USB:

Dimensions:

Weight:

Supported File Formats:

Lumens

854x480(WXGA)

1280x800(WXGA)

1000:1

Manual Focus

10~

0 inches

Triple RGB LEDs with Vibrant Color

Technology -

,000hrs Lamp Life

Composite A/V

HDMI(mini-HDMI)

1.0 W stereo speaker

3.5 mm audio jack

120 Minutes

MicroSD Card Slot

(32GB maximum)

USB Host

(Memory Sticks)

142x74x24mm

0.4 lbs (170g)

AVI, MPG, MP4, MP3, FLV,

RMVB, RM, JPG, TXT

Summary of Contents for P3X

Page 1: ...aaxa TECHNOLOGIES User Guide PICO PROJECTOR ...

Page 2: ...w from ventilation holes as this may cause the projector to overheat Keep the projector battery or charger away from any heat sources Caution for Headphone Use Prolonged use at high volume may impair your hearing High volume during walking or driving may cause distractions and result in injury or death Caution for Battery Use Do not pierce or puncture the battery with sharp objects Do not heat the...

Page 3: ... Connecting to Composite Video Connecting to HDMI Video Connecting to Speaker or Headphones Connecting a Micro SD Card Connecting a USB Drive Charging a Phone or USB Device Chapter 3 Menu Screens Main menu Video Player Menu Photo Viewer Menu Music Player Menu Ebook Viewer Menu Setup Menu Chapter 4 Technical Details Troubleshooting Specifications 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 11 13 14 16 18 19 20 23 26 29 30 35 ...

Page 4: ...3X at a Glance 1 Chapter 1 HDMI Input USB Port 3 5 mm Audio Jack Micro SD Reader 3 5 mm Composite Jack Focus Wheel Power Adapter Port Lens Reset Button Menu Button Navigation Pad Back Button Power Button ...

Page 5: ...n Pad to scroll through files and navigate the main and submenus Use the OK button in the center of the navigation pad to select a file or a menu action Use the Back button to return to the main menu screen Press the Menu button to return to the previous menu Press and Hold the Menu button to jump to the main menu OK Button Back Button Menu Button ...

Page 6: ...Accessories 3 Under various circumstances the actual accessories may be different from those shown in the pictures above Tripod Power Adapter A V Cable HDMI Cable ...

Page 7: ...conds to start the projector 4 Powering ON the projector Chapter 2 Powering OFF the projector 1 Press and hold the power button on the keypad for 3 seconds 2 The optical engine should power off and the fan should stop spinning Note The P3X Projector battery does not charge when it is in operation The P3X is equipped with an internal lithium ion battery and can be used without the power supply Be s...

Page 8: ...e 5 inches Located beside the projector lens turn the focus wheel left or right until the image becomes clear 5 10 15 20 24 30 40 50 166 332 498 664 797 995 1327 1669 110 7 221 4 332 1 442 8 531 1 664 1 885 5 1106 9 62 3 124 5 186 8 249 1 298 9 373 6 498 1 622 6 Min Max Diagonal inch Screen Width mm Screen Height mm Distance from Lens to Screen mm ...

Page 9: ...6 External Inputs and Outputs Headphones speakers Composite Cable mini HDMI USB Stick MicroSD ...

Page 10: ...to a Computer via HDMI Connect one end of the HDMI Cable to your computer s HDMI port 7 Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 In the Main Menu Select Input icon Then the HDMI icon Connect the mini HDMI end to your P3X s HDMI port ...

Page 11: ...tems are the same Press function F5 to instruct the computer to enable multiple displays You can also press Windows P to toggle through display settings NOTE different operating systems may differ Step 5 1 Right click on computer desktop and select Properties 2 Display Properties window will pop up 3 Click on the Settings Tab 4 If a secondary monitor is grayed out click on it and check Extend my W...

Page 12: ...Connecting to Composite Video Connect the 3 5mm A V Cable to the back of the P3X Connect the composite end of the AV Cable Red White Yellow to your device Step 1 Step 2 9 ...

Page 13: ...V icon Step 4 Multimedia Device Connectivity P3X does support multimedia devices The unit can connect to Apple iDevices Android base smart devices Cameras Video game consoles and other peripherals Apple products will require a separate adapter depending on your device Smartphones require video out capabilities to be displayed with the P3X ...

Page 14: ...Connecting to HDMI Video Connect the mini HDMI end to your P3X s HDMI port Step 1 Step 2 11 Connect the opposite end of the HDMI cable to your device s HDMI port ...

Page 15: ...uit your needs Step 4 Multimedia Devices Connectivity The P3X supports most multimedia devices The P3X can connect to Apple iDevices Android smart devices Cameras Video game consoles and other peripherals Most Apple products will require a separate Apple adapter and can be found at the Apple Store Smartphones must have video output capabilities to work with the P3X Please check with the manufactur...

Page 16: ...peakers headphones to the projector s 3 5mm audio port 13 Step 1 Step 2 CAUTION Prolonged use of headphones at a high volume may impair hearing Ensure both the projector and the headphones are powered on Step 3 Adjust the sound volume as necessary ...

Page 17: ...ion to a JPEG picture format Note Insert your Micro SD into the projector Use the navigation pad to choose one of the Media icons Video Music Pictures Text Files USB Drive icon from the main menu to access your files Slide your MicroSD into the spring loaded SD Card Slot Text facing up as shown here Gently slide the drive until it cannot go in any further Videos Music Photos Text ...

Page 18: ... select the source device Micro SD Card or USB Stick Select the appropriate menu for the type of file you wish to view The P3X will show all folders and files you have on your USB Drive Use the directional buttons to navigate to different folders or files Microsoft Office and PDF file formats are not supported To view a slideshow save your PPT presentation to a JPEG picture format Note ...

Page 19: ...ons Video Music Pictures Text Files USB Drive icon from the main menu to access your files Connect your USB Drive into USB adapter as shown in picture Gently slide the drive until it cannot go in any further Videos Music Photos Text Microsoft Office and PDF file formats are not supported To view a slideshow save your PPT presentation to a JPEG picture format Note ...

Page 20: ...elect the source device Micro SD Card or USB Stick Select the appropriate menu for the type of file you wish to view The P3X will show all folders and files you have on your USB Drive Use the directional buttons to navigate to different folders or files Microsoft Office and PDF file formats are not supported To view a slideshow save your PPT presentation to a JPEG picture format Note ...

Page 21: ...To start charging simply connect your device to the P3X s USB port The P3X must be turned on to charge a USB device The P3X is capable of charging a typical smartphone 3 or 4 times before needing a recharge The P3X is capable of delivering a maximum charge amperage of 500ma How To Charge Portable Devices 18 A B Note Charging a device will drain the battery in the P3X projector ...

Page 22: ...ces Press the left and right directional buttons to choose an icon from the main menu To select a menu option press the OK button in the middle of the navigation pad To go back to the previous screen press the Back button To Jump back to the submenu press the Menu button once To return to the main menu press and hold the Menu button Menu Navigation Pad OK Back Previous Screen Menu Main and Submenu...

Page 23: ...will show on the screen The P3X will show all folders and files you have on your USB or MicroSD drive Use the navigation buttons to select folders or files Opening a file From the main menu Fig 3 1 select the Video icon Select the either the MicroSD or USB icon to view the stored files Fig 3 2 Choose which file you wish to play Fig 3 1 Fig 3 2 ...

Page 24: ...utton to open the menu and use the left or right directional buttons on the navigation pad or remote to highlight the option you wish to choose Fig 3 3 To open hide the video playback menu use the OK and Back Buttons on projector Fig 3 3 OK Pause FB FF Prev Next Stop R_ALL Set A 00 00 59 AB Move selection left Volume Up Volume Down Confirm selection OK ...

Page 25: ...selection on video player menu to repeat and confirm the selection 5 The video will now loop after playback is finished How do I preview a video 1 Choose the video option from the main menu 2 Navigate using either remote or onboard buttons to the file you wish to preview 3 Highlight the file Do not select the file just highlight it 4 Wait for 3 4 seconds 5 A preview screen will pop up on the lower...

Page 26: ... will show on the screen The P3X will show all folders and files you have on your USB or MicroSD drive Use the navigation buttons to select folders or files Fig 3 4 Fig 3 5 Opening a file From the main menu Fig 3 4 select the Photo icon Select the either the MicroSD or USB icon to view the stored files Fig 3 5 Choose which file you wish to play ...

Page 27: ...right directional buttons on the navigation pad or remote control to highlight the option you wish to choose Fig 3 6 To open hide the photo playerback menu use the OK and Back button on the projector Fig 3 6 OK Pause Prev Next Stop R_ALL Mute 00 00 59 00 04 20 Msc Off Playlist i Move selection left Move selection Confirm selection OK ...

Page 28: ...eshow will now play 6 NOTE Selecting repeat will loop slideshow How do I manually control the slideshow 1 After selecting the photo you wish to be displayed you can press play to start the slideshow as outlined in the previous FAQ 2 To manually control the slideshow you must stop the slideshow with the stop button 3 You may use either the controls on your remote or on top of the projector itself t...

Page 29: ...will show on the screen The P3X will show all folders and files you have on your USB or MicroSD drive Use the navigation buttons to select folders or files Fig 3 7 Fig 3 8 Opening a file From the main menu Fig 3 7 select the Music icon Select the either the MicroSD or USB icon to view the stored files Fig 3 8 Choose which file you wish to play ...

Page 30: ...o open the menu and use the left or right directional buttons on the navigation pad or remote control to highlight the option you wish to choose Fig 3 9 To open hide the music playerback menu use the OK and Back button on the projector OK Pause FB FF Prev Next Stop R_ALL Mute 00 00 59 00 04 20 Move selection left Move selection Volume Up Volume Down Confirm selection OK ...

Page 31: ...song playlist 1 Insert your media device either mi croSD card or USB into computer 2 Make a new folder on media device folder name will be the name of the playlist 3 Transfer songs from computer to the new folder name accordingly 4 Remove media device from computer and insert into projector 5 Navigate to Audio section then choose appropriate media device 6 Navigate to your playlist folder 7 Start ...

Page 32: ...l pad to flip through the pages you have in the present folder Note Microsoft Office and PDF file formats are not supported The P3X will show all folders and files you have on your USB or MicoSD Drives Use the navigation buttons to select folders or files Opening A File Select where the files are located from the main menu Select the EBook icon Fig 3 10 Choose which file you wish to play Fig 3 10 ...

Page 33: ...cting Settings on the main menu using the navigation pad at the top of the projector Picture Picture Mode Color Temperature Aspect Ratio Sound Sound Mode Time Clock Off Time Sleep Timer Option OSD Language Restore Factory Default Blending OSD Duration 30 ...

Page 34: ...rature Adjusts the color temperature from hot to cold red to blue Aspect Ratio Changes the aspect ratio of the picture 4 3 16 9 Backlight Adjusts the backlight not used Caution Some pictures may be cut off when aspect ratio is set incorrectly Native aspect is 16 9 31 ...

Page 35: ...Sound Settings Sound Mode Change the sound mode depend ing on what is currently playing Modes Standard Music Movie Sports User 32 ...

Page 36: ...Time Settings Clock Adjust the time date Off Time not used On Time not used Sleep Timer not used Auto Sleep not used 33 ...

Page 37: ...ice English Spanish French Ger man Portuguese Chinese Restore Factory Default Restores the projector to factory settings erases all settings Blending Adjusts the blending option OSD Duration Allows the projector to set a duration for the selected OSD language 34 ...

Page 38: ...ees and on an evern plane with the screen No Sync No Signal Troubleshooting 1 Be sure to setup the computer to enable a video signal output On some laptops this is done by pressing and holding Function F5 key If using the P3X as an external monitor on Windows based systems this can be done by selecting extend my desktop to this monitor The native resolution of the P3X projector is 854x480 Dependin...

Page 39: ...ower button needs to be depressed for a full 3 seconds Try holding the power button until the optical engine turns on NO PICTURE FILE NOT SUPPORTED Possible Causes Solution The video source is not properly connected or selected Check the video source signal to ensure that it is properly connected Select the current input source by choosing the input desired from the main menu Incorrect file extens...

Page 40: ...ons Weight Supported File Formats 85 Lumens 854x480 WXGA 1280x800 WXGA 1000 1 Manual Focus 10 100 inches Triple RGB LEDs with Vibrant Color Technology 20 000hrs Lamp Life Composite A V HDMI mini HDMI 1 0 W stereo speaker 3 5 mm audio jack 120 Minutes MicroSD Card Slot 32GB maximum USB Host Memory Sticks 142x74x24mm 0 4 lbs 170g AVI MPG MP4 MP3 FLV RMVB RM JPG TXT 37 ...

Page 41: ...38 Notes ...

Page 42: ...Please direct all customer service inquiries to AAXA Technologies Inc 17691 Mitchell N Unit B Irvine CA 92614 714 957 1999 info aaxatech com ...

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