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 Keystone Correction 

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Summary of Contents for OP0475

Page 1: ... MODEL OP0475 USER MANUAL Before using the projector read this manual carefully ...

Page 2: ...lation 4 Projector Overview 5 Placement 7 Connection of external devices 8 Control Panel 9 Remote control Function 10 Powering On Off The Projector 11 Image Adjustment 12 Menu Settings 15 Trouble Shooting 18 Packing List 19 Specifications 20 ...

Page 3: ...uipped with ventilation holes intake and ventilation holes exhaust Do not block or place anything near these slots as internal heat build up may occur causing picture degradation or damage to the projector 6 Power sources Check that the operating voltage of your unit is identical with the voltage of your local power supply 7 Servicing Do not attempt to service this projector yourself Refer all ser...

Page 4: ...not to drop or shake the unit This could cause damage to the lens Disconnect all cables and plugs from the unit before moving Do not hold the lens 12 Humid Environment Do not use the unit in a humid environment or near water this may result in electrocution ...

Page 5: ... screen image directed at the screen until the image fills the screen When ceiling mounting ensure that the bracket and the projector is securely mounted in order to prevent injuries 3 Do not block the intake vents Leave a 20 cm distance between the projector vents and surrounding objects Ensure the Projector vents are not blocked If the projector detects that the unit is overheating the unit will...

Page 6: ...VGA and USB Videos and documents can be read by the projector unit through USB Supports audio signal input and output Top View Bottom View Projection Lens Control Panel Hanger Screw Hole Angle Adjustment Mechanism Hanger screw holes allow for the unit to be installed on a ceiling bracket Use M5 15 screws to fix the unit ...

Page 7: ...ar view Ventilation Holes Angle Adjustment Mechanism Window of remote control Projection Lens Keystone Correction Power input Signal input Left side view Right side view Projection Lens Speaker Window Ventilation hole ...

Page 8: ... 3 41 Meters 100inch 4 43 Meters 4 06 Meters 120inch 5 31 Meters 4 88 Meters Note The above table represents an estimate It is recommended that the exact distance is calculated by turning on the projector and walking backwards away from the screen image directed at the screen until the image fills the screen Note If the image appears to be distorted check that the projector unit has been placed sq...

Page 9: ...ignal input 4 Sound equipment or earphone 5 Composite cable TV 6 VGA input 7 Composite computer DVD s HDMI 8 USB ports Note Turn off the projector and the signal source before connecting any device Ensure that the correct cable is being inserted into the correct port failure to do so may result in damages ...

Page 10: ...hes the projector input source i e Video SV HDMI TV USB 3 Power keys Turn the projector on or off 4 Indicator Red light Standby mode Green Working mode 5 Arrow keys Adjusts the selection of the menu function corresponds with the remote 6 Confirm keys Selects the desired function in the menu ...

Page 11: ...position where the remote sensor is visible Do not drop the remote control or jolt it Keep the remote control out of locations with excessively high temperature or humidity Do not get water on the remote control or place wet objects on it Do not disassemble the remote control Do not have one old and one new battery in the remote Remove batteries should the remote not be used for long periods of ti...

Page 12: ... press the Power button on the remote 3 The projector takes a minute or so to warm up after a few seconds an image will appear on the screen 4 A new projector may have an unclear image in this instance use the Keystone to adjust the image Turn off operations 1 Push power key once to turn off the unit 2 Push power key twice to switch the unit onto standby mode ...

Page 13: ... images resulting from an angled projection The Keystone correction knob is shown in Picture 3 The maximum amplitude is 15 degrees If the keystone correction knob is set at its highest and does not eliminate distortion shorten the distance between the projector and the screen The projection angle can be changed by rotating the base plate angle adjustment Lift bracket Picture 3 A new projector may ...

Page 14: ...tions and Application 3 When the required menu has been found press ok 4 Press the Arrow buttons to select the Required setting Figure 2 5 Press ok on the required setting and use the arrow key to change the setting 6 Press the Menu button to confirm your settings Note If a menu option is greyed out this item cannot be selected or changed ...

Page 15: ...USB Update system Picture menu Sound menu Picture menu interface Picture mode standard Picture Mode Setting Color temperature Color Temperature Setting Zoom mode Picture 4 3 16 9 Zoom adjust Noise reduction Noise Reduction Setting Setting PC Setting in PC mode Sound Mode interface Sound Mode Sound Mode setting Balance Sound balance Setting Auto Volume Auto Volume Setting Surround Sound Surround So...

Page 16: ...t Restore Factory Default OSD Blending Restore Factory Default Setting OSD Duration Manu Display time Setting Applications menu Applications menu interface DMP Go to USB mode Time menu interface Clock The current time setting Off time Off time setting On time On time setting Sleep time Sleep time setting Auto Sleep Auto Time standby setting ...

Page 17: ...control to select the required option Operating an Image File 1 In the Application menu use the to select the picture option 2 Use the arrow keys to select the image and press OK 3 Using the play button will allow the images to play in a slide show format Operating a Music File 1 In the Application menu use the to select the music option 2 Use the arrow keys to select the music file and press OK 3...

Page 18: ...ow keys to select the movie file and press OK or play The operation of the text file 1 In the Application menu use the to select the text option 2 Use the arrow keys to select the text file and press OK or play Supported Formats MPEG1 MPEG2 MPEG4 RM RMVB MOV MJPEG Divx VOB WMA MP3 M4A AAC JPEG BMP PNG ...

Page 19: ... computer connection ensure your notebook computer s external video port is turned on Refer to the computer manual If the image is out of focus While displaying the on screen menu adjust the focus ring Check the projection lens to see if it needs cleaning Remote control problems If the remote control does not operate Be sure nothing is blocking the remote control receiver on the front of the proje...

Page 20: ...19 Packing List The user needs to ensure that the unit comes complete with the following Projector 1pcs Remote control 1pcs Power Cable 1pcs AV Signal Cable 1pcs VGA Cable 1pcs User Manual 1pcs ...

Page 21: ...20 Specifications Note Design and Specifications are subject to change without prior notice ...

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