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Storage Temperature
-20 ~ 85 ºC (-4 ~ 185°F) –
noncondensing!
Operating Temperature
0 ~ 60 ºC (32 ~ 140°F) – noncondensing!
Relative Humidity
20% – 90%
Material
Case Material (Main material): Aluminium
Colour
Black
Power Input
DC 12 V/1A
Power Consumption
3D operation: 4.2 W; 2D mode: 1.2 W
Mount
XPAND Motorized Mount MK3 is suggested
Mount Control
server (TCP / IP); projector (GPIO); projector (3D sync signal); manual (button)
General Health and Safety Warnings
1. May Trigger Seizures
Some people have a condition that can cause them to experience seizures or lose consciousness momentarily while viewing certain kinds
of flashing lights or patterns. These persons may have seizures while watching certain kinds of television pictures or playing certain video
or computer games. Persons who have not had any previous seizures may still have an undetected seizure condition. People who have
experienced symptoms linked to a seizure condition, including experiencing seizures or loss of awareness, or people with family members
who have experienced such symptoms, should consult their physician before viewing 3D media. We recommend that Parents or Guardians
observe their children while the children view 3D content. 3D content viewing should immediately be discontinued in case adults or children
experience any of the following symptoms: dizziness, altered vision, eye or muscle twitching, involuntary movements, loss of awareness,
unconsciousness, disorientation, or seizures. Do not view 3D content for extended periods of time.
2. May Cause Eye Fatigue
Some users have reported dizziness, headaches, or eye fatigue as a result of viewing media in 3D. 3D content viewing should immediately
be discontinued in case adults or children experience any of these conditions. Do not view 3D content for extended periods of time. Parents
or Guardians should limit use by children to no more than a few hours per day.
3. Young Children
The vision of young children (especially children under the age of six) is still under development. Consult your doctor (such as a paediatrician
or eye doctor) before allowing young children to watch 3D video images or play 3D videos games. Parents or Guardians should supervise
young children to ensure they follow these recommendations.
4. Choking hazard: Keep out of reach of small children.
Babies and young children could choke on small pieces associated with 3D glasses and related equipment. Keep the 3D polarization unit
and 3D glasses out of reach of small children.
5. Stereoscopic viewing may cause a slight after-effect in vision.
Your eyes change to accommodate viewing through 3D glasses. Wait a few moments after you remove the 3D glasses for your eyesight to
return to normal before resuming your regular activities.
