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Inserting your star disc
The top surface is the side on which any text
appears normal and legible. Match the wedge on
the star disc against the protrusion on the holder.
Once set, slide the star disc holder back into
place.
The included star discs are for the sky as can be seen from Japan. However, if your
location is between the latitudes of 30 and 45 degrees North (for example, the vast
majority of the United States), the star discs should fairly accurately depict the stars in your
region as well.
For the remainder of the manual, any numbers in brackets (#) will indicate the
corresponding button to press on the remote.
Basic Operation
Place the Homestar on a flat surface. For best viewing results place
the Homestar roughly 2 – 2.3m (6.5 to 7.5 ft) away from the ceiling.
Plug the device into a 100-240 V power supply. To prevent blinding
from sudden light, do not turn the Homestar on before plugging it in.
Insert the star disc of your choice. The Homestar comes with three
discs. See top of page for details.
Make sure to slide it in horizontally.
Turn the power on (11). You’ll hear a single beep and the power LED
will turn green. It takes about 4 seconds for the light to reach
maximum brightness. Also note that the brightness is set to
maximum by default but can be adjusted using the remote (3).
When you finish using the Homestar press the power button (11) on
the remote. You’ll hear two beeps and the power LED will change to
