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Edition 1.2 

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C

ONNECTING 

A

CCESSORIES

 

IPod, MP3, MiniDisk 

1.

 

A special audio cable is required ( 3.5 mm to 3.5 mm jack plug at each end) to operate Ipod / 
Mp3 players 

2.

 

Plug the mini jack plug into the iPod/MP3 player and the other end into IPOD Input of the 

projector

3.

 

Use 

speakers 

to control the volume of this channel.  

Laptop Computer

HDMI can be connected to the projector

Laptop Video Connection 

1.

 

Connect the computer to the projector using a VGA Cable into the VGA Input connector on 
the rear panel of the projector, the other end into the laptop / computer’s VGA connector.  

2.

 

The projector should automatically select the correct input, otherwise press the Source 
button on top of the projector until it finds the laptop image.  

Laptop Audio Connection 

3.

 

Using the same cable as for IPOD connection, plug a 3.5mm jack plug into the headphones 
or line-out port of the laptop, 

4.

 

Connect the other end of the 3.5 mm jack plugs into IPOD Input of the mixer. 

Game Console 

HDMI can be connected to the projector

 

Game Console Video Connection 

1.

 

Connect video (Yellow) RCA cable into yellow AUX video Input connection on the rear of 
mixer and then into the video RCA input on your game console 

2.

 

The projector should automatically select the correct input, otherwise press the source 
button on top of the projector until it finds the console image.  

Game Console Audio Connection 

 

3.

 

Connect left and right audio (red & white) RCA cables into Input - Comp on Mixer. 

4.

 

Using RCA connectors connect left and right audio (red & white) RCA cables to the rear of 
your game console 

5.

 

Volume control is through the level in the 

game console, projector and speakers

 

 

Live TV 

1.

 

Simply connect a

 set top box

 to the Antenna input on the 

projector

 Refer to S

et top box 

instructions for more detail

NOT ALL accessories and connections are listed here and you may need to refer to the individual manuals

 

 

Summary of Contents for HandiTheatre

Page 1: ...ands b Connect the power to your speakers c Connect the audio cables to the back of the speakers and then into the AUDIO OUT at the back of the projector d Volume is controlled via the level switch at...

Page 2: ...large 2 way valve you MUST complete the inflation using the small 1 way valve located on the top of the two way valve o Before screening use the 1 way valve to inflate the screen so that it is as tigh...

Page 3: ...creen secured down with tent pegs to help keep screen clean NOTE push tent pegs right into ground so that it is not raised above ground level for screen and operator safety 2 Remove your HandiScreen f...

Page 4: ...are now ready to inflate your screen 4 Ensure one inflation deflation valve is sealed completely Have your handheld blower ready for inflation 5 Open the other inflation valve completely so that the...

Page 5: ...s Once screen has inflated enough to stand up on its own remove the blower and seal the first valve Screen inflates as pictured below when inflated from the inflation ready position 7 Place the blower...

Page 6: ...with a tether attached Find this D ring tether and then from each corner walk out 2 3 LARGE STEPS approximately 2 3 metres and twist the stake into the ground and connect that tether using the clip 9...

Page 7: ...on the rear of the speaker see diagram Left and right respectively 3 Connect the Female XLR end of the speaker cable to the Speaker Output connectors on the mixer section of the SmartBox see image Lef...

Page 8: ...et and the front and rear of the projector Image Alignment 1 To align the image of the projector to your screen use the zoom function to get the image the correct size and focus to get the image clear...

Page 9: ...into the headphones or line out port of the laptop 4 Connect the other end of the 3 5 mm jack plugs into IPOD Input of the mixer Game Console HDMI can be connected to the projector Game Console Video...

Page 10: ...The cooling fans continue to operate for about 10 seconds for cooling cycle When the Power LED turns Red the projector has entered standby mode 6 If you wish to turn the projector back on you must wa...

Page 11: ...e in a loose know and lay gently onto screen tubing 2 Fold screen in half with white screen surface front on the inside by pushing the centre of the front frame towards the back so that it sits over t...

Page 12: ...ck section of attached to the screen surface Then hang out to dry DRYING 1 If your screen gets wet from dew or rain don t stress Simply shake off as much of the water as possible and then pack away Br...

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