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Overview
Dear Customer
Thank you for purchasing our Pocket Projector.
We hope you enjoy your device and its many functions!
About this User Manual
With the installation guide on the following pages, you
can start using your device quickly and easily. Detailed
descriptions can be found in the following sections of
this user manual.
Read the entire user manual carefully. Follow all safety
instructions in order to ensure proper operation of
your device. The manufacturer accepts no liability if
these instructions are not followed.
Symbols Used
Note
Troubleshooting
This symbol designates tips that will help you
to use your device more effectively and easily.
CAUTION!
Damage to the Device or Loss of Data!
This symbol gives warning of damage to the
device and possible loss of data. These dama-
ges can result from improper handling.
DANGER!
Danger to Persons!
This symbol gives warning of danger to per-
sons. Physical injury or damage can result
from improper handling.
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1 General Safety Information
Do not make any changes or settings that are not
described in this user manual. Physical injury or damage
to the device or loss of data can result from improper
handling. Take note of all warning and safety notes indi-
cated.
Under the following conditions, a layer of moisture can
appear inside the device which can lead to malfunctions:
· if the device is moved from a cold to a warm area;
· after a cold room is heated;
· when this device is placed in a damp room.
Proceed as follows to avoid any moisture build-up:
Setting Up the Device
1 Seal this device in a plastic bag before moving it to
another room, in order for it to adapt to room con-
ditions.
The device is exclusively for indoor use. The device
should be placed securely on a stable, flat surface. Posi-
tion all cables in such a way that no one will stumble on
them, thus avoiding possible injuries to persons or dam-
age to the device itself.
2 Wait one to two hours before you take the device
out of the plastic bag.
The device should not be used in a very dusty environ-
ment. Dust particles and other foreign objects may
damage the unit.
Do not plug in the device in moist rooms. Never touch
the mains cable or the mains connection with wet
hands.
Do not expose the device to extreme vibrations. It may
damage the internal components.
The device must have sufficient ventilation and may not
be covered. Do not put your device in closed cabinets
or boxes.
Do not allow children to handle the device without
supervision. The packing materials should be kept out of
the hands of children.
Do not place the machine on soft surfaces such as table-
cloths or carpets and do not cover the ventilation slits.
Otherwise the device could overheat or catch fire.
Repairs
Do not make any repairs to the device yourself.
Improper maintenance can result in injuries or damage
to the device. Only have your device repaired by an
authorised service centre.
Protect the device against direct sunlight, heat, large
temperature fluctuations and moisture. Do not place
the device in the vicinity of heaters or air conditioners.
Observe the information on temperature and humidity
in the technical data.
Do not remove the type label from your device; this
would void the warranty.
When the device is running for a long period of time,
the surface becomes hot and a warning symbol appears
on the projection. The device switches automatically to
stand-by mode when it gets too hot. After the device
has cooled down, you can continue playback by pressing
any key.
Power Supply
Use only the enclosed power adapter (see chapter Appen-
dix / Technical Data). Check whether the mains voltage of
the power supply matches the mains voltage available at
the setup location. This equipment complies with the volt-
age type specified on the unit.
Do not allow liquids to enter into the device. Switch off
the device and disconnect it from the mains supply if liq-
uids or foreign substances end up inside the device.
Have the unit inspected by a technical service depart-
ment.
The capacity of the battery diminishes with time. If the
device functions only with the power supply, the battery
is defective. Contact an authorised service centre to
replace the battery.
Always handle the unit with care. Avoid touching the
lens. Never place heavy or sharp objects on the projec-
tor or the power cable.
Do not try to replace the battery yourself. Incorrect
handling of the battery or using the wrong type of bat-
tery can cause damage to the device or cause injury.
If the projector gets too hot or emits smoke, shut it
down immediately and unplug the power cable. Have
your device examined by trained professionals at a tech-
nical service location. To prevent the spread of fire,
open flames should be kept away from the device.
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DANGER!
Risk of explosion with incorrect type of
batteries
Only replace the batteries with the same or
comparable batteries.
There is a risk of explosion if the incor-
rect battery type is used.
Switch the device on or off using the power switch
before removing the power supply from the socket.
Turn off the device and remove it from the power sup-
ply before cleaning the surface. Use a soft, lint-free
cloth. Never use liquid, gaseous or easily flammable
cleansers (sprays, abrasives, polishes, alcohol). Do not
allow any moisture to reach the interior of the device.
DANGER!
High Power LED
This device is equipped with an high power
LED (Light Emitting Diode), which emits very
bright light. Do not look directly into the pro-
jector lens. This could cause eye irritation or
damage.
DANGER!
Danger of Hearing Damage
Do not use the device over a longer time at
high volume—especially when using headpho-
nes. This could lead to the risks of hearing
damage.
General Safety Information
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2 Overview
Top of the Device
Side view
1—Focus wheel for image sharpness.
1ON/OFF—On/Off switch
2—Battery status monitor
Note
red: battery empty
Note that the distance to the projection sur-
face must be a minimum of 0.5 meters and a
maximum of 5 meters. If the Pocket Projector
is located outside of this range, it will not be
possible to focus the image. Turn the focus
wheel carefully so as to avoid damaging the
lens.
Charge indicator with connected power supply:
red: Charging battery
Green: battery is fully charged
3—Remote-control signal receiver
4Ï—Audio output – headphone connection or con-
nection for external speakers
5 HDMI—Connection for a playback device with an
2¿—One menu step back, one directory level back
HDMI output via an adapter cable
/ cancelling a function
6SD/MMC—Memory card slot (SD/SDHC/MMC)
3—Navigation key / OK key
ˆ ý—USB connection for
a
computer (data
à—Confirm entry / start, stop video/music playback
exchange) or for a USB storage medium (with the
enclosed adapter cable)
or slideshow.
¡/¢—Navigating / during music playback select pre-
‰DC IN—Port for power supply
vious, next title when image display is switched off
À/Á—Navigating / during music playback: adjust vol-
a
b
ume level / during video playback review, cue
a
b
h
g
f
c
d
e
Bottom of the Device
‚Tripod socket
c
a
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¾—Magnify still. Pan using the navigation keys (¡/
Remote Control
¢, À/Á)
¿—One menu step back, one directory level back /
cancelling a function
‚ Direction Buttons
à—Confirms selection
ZOOM
¡/¢, À/Á—Navigation keys / navigate the menu /
modify settings
¡/¢—Modify settings / during music playback select
previous, next title
À/Á—During music playback adjust volume level /
during video playback review, cue
ƒ Playback keys
:—During video playback review
T—Start / stop playback
;—During video playback cue
„ Brightness keys
N ß O—Decrease / increase the brightness
… Volume keys
N—Decrease the volume
«—Deactivate sound
O—Increase the volume
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Overview of the Menu
Functions
1 After switching on the device the main menu
appears.
2 Select the desired menu using the navigation keys
¡/¢, À/Á.
3 Confirm with à.
4 By pressing the ¿key several times you will return
to the main menu.
Videos—Selecting files for video playback
Source—Switch to the external video input HDMI,
AV, COMPONENT or VGA
Pictures—Selecting files for the slideshow
Folder View—Selecting files for Playback. Copy or
Delete Files (Mark the files with Á and confirm
using à).
Music—Selecting music files for playback
Settings—Configure settings for playback and for
the device
Symbols in the Main Menu
The chosen storage appears highlighted in white.
‚—USB storage medium
ƒ—Memory card
„—Internal memory
…—Charge level of the internal battery The icon will
flash red, when the battery needs to be recharged. If the
power supply is connected, no symbol is displayed.
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3 Initial Operation
Setting up the Device
Initial Installation
You can position the device so that it lies flat on a table
in front of the projection surface; it is not necessary to
tilt it towards the projection surface. The device com-
pensates for the distortion from the slanted projection
(pincushion distortion).
1 Switch the device on using the on/off switch on the
side.
2 Turn the device towards a suitable projection sur-
face or wall. Note that the distance to the projection
surface must be a minimum of 0.5 meters and a max-
imum of 5 meters. Make sure the projector is in a
secure position.
A tripod accessory is available if you want to elevate the
device.
3 Use the focus wheel on the top to adjust the image
sharpness.
Connecting power supply /
Charging battery
4 Select the desired menu language using ¡/¢.
5 Confirm with à.
CAUTION!
Note
The main menu appears instead of
the language selection
The device has already been installed. In
order to change the menu language, pro-
ceed as follows:
Mains Voltage at the Site of Installation!
Check whether the mains voltage of the
power supply matches the mains voltage
available at the setup location.
1 Use the navigation keys to select Set-
1 Insert the small plug of the power supply into the
tings.
socket on the rear side of your device.
2 Confirm with à.
2 Plug the power supply into the mains.
3 Select with ¡/¢Language.
4 Confirm with à.
3 During the charging process, the indicator light on
the side of the device will be red. When the battery
is fully charged, it will turn green.
5 Select the desired language with ¡/¢.
6 Confirm with à.
4 Charge the built-in battery before using for the first
time for at least 3 hours. This will prolong the life of
the battery.
7 Exit with ¿.
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3 Push the battery compartment back into the remote
control until the locking mechanism engages.
Installing or Changing the
Batteries of the Remote
Control
DANGER!
Risk of explosion with incorrect type of
batteries
Only use the CR 2025 type battery.
There is a risk of explosion if the incor-
rect battery type is used.
1 To access the battery, disengage the locking mecha-
nism (‚) and slide out the battery compartment
(ƒ).
Note
Normally the batteries will last for around
one year. If the remote control stops working,
please replace the batteries. If the device is
not used for a long time, take out the batte-
ries. This will prevent leakage and possible
damage to the remote control.
The used batteries should be disposed of
according to the recycling regulations of your
country.
2 Insert the new batteries into the battery compart-
ment with the positive and negative poles as shown
on the back of the remote control. Make sure the
polarities(+ and -) are aligned correctly.
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Using the Remote Control
Point the remote control at the remote sensor on the
back of the device. The remote can be used within an
angle of 60 degrees and up to 3 meters from the device.
When using the remote control, no obstacle should be
placed between the remote control and remote sensor.
CAUTION!
•
The improper use of batteries can lead to
overheating, explosion, risk of fire and
injury. Leaking batteries can possibly damage
the remote control.
•
•
Never expose the remote control to direct
sunlight.
Avoid deforming, dismantling or charging
the batteries.
•
•
•
Avoid exposure to open fire and water.
Replace empty batteries immediately.
Remove the battery from the remote con-
trol if not in use for long period of time.
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4 Connect to the playback device
Only use the supplied cable or cables that are available
as accessories to connect the projector.
Connecting to a Computer
(VGA)
Supplied Cables
Video-(CVBS) cable
Note
USB Adaptercable to connect an USB storage medium
Many laptops do not activate the external
Cables available as Accessories
Component Video Cable YUV /YPbPr
video output automatically when you connect
a second display such as a projector. Check
your laptop's manual to find out how to acti-
vate the external video output.
.................................................(PPA 1210 / 253447083)
VGA-Audio Cable ....................(PPA 1250 / 253447070)
iPod / iPhone /iPad Cable
.................................................(PPA 1280 / 253447091)
Use the VGA-Audio cable (PPX2480 included, PPX2450
accessory) to connect the projector to a computer, lap-
top, or some PDAs. The projector supports the follow-
ing resolutions: VGA/SVGA/XGA. For best results, set
the computer's resolution to SVGA (800x600).
Connecting to Devices with
HDMI output
Use the HDMI to mini HDMI cable (not included) to
connect the projector to a computer or laptop.
1 Connect the VGA-Audio cable to the projector's
1 Switch to HDMI in Menu > Source
mini-HDMI socket.
2 Connect the HDMI cable to the projector's mini-
HDMI socket.
2 Connect the VGA plug to the computer's VGA
socket and the audio plug to the computer's audio
output.
3 Connect the cable to the HDMI socket of the play-
back device.
3 Adjust the computer's resolution to the correct set-
ting and switch the VGA signal to an external moni-
tor. The following resolutions are supported:
Resolution
Image
refresh rate
VGA
SVGA
XGA
640 x 480
800 x 600
1024 x 768
60 Hz
60 Hz
60 Hz
Note
Screen Resolution
You can obtain the best results with the
800¦×¦600 (60Hz) resolution.
4 Select Menu > Source and switch to VGA.
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Connecting using Audio/
Video (CVBS) Adaptor
Cable
Connecting using
Component-Video (YPbPr/
YUV) Cable
Use the projector's audio/video adaptor cable (A/V
cable) to connect camcorders, DVD players or digital
cameras. The jacks for these devices are yellow (video),
red (audio right) and white (audio left).
Please use this type of connection to obtain the highest
possible image quality. This cable is available as an acces-
sory. The device jacks have the colours green (Y), blue
(U/Pb), red (V/Pr) for the video signal and red (audio
right) and white (audio left) for the audio signal.
1 Connect the supplied A/V cable to the projector's
mini-HDMI socket.
2 Connect the video device's audio/video jacks to the
A/V cable using a conventional composite video
(RCA) cable.
1 Connect the video component cable (accessory) to
the projector's mini-HDMI socket.
2 Connect the video device's appropriate colored
sockets to the component video cable of the projec-
tor using a conventional component video (RCA)
cable.
3 Select Menu > Source and switch to AV.
Connecting to mobile multimedia devices
Some video devices (e.g.: pocket multimedia players, ...)
require specific connection cables. There are either
supplied with the device or acquired from the manufac-
turer of the multimedia device. Please note that only the
original cables from the device manufacturer may func-
tion.
Note
YCbCr
Note that the YPbPr outlets are labelled
YCbCr on some devices.
Note
Two red phono (RCA) connectors
When connecting, note that there are two
red phono (RCA) connectors on the cable.
One is for the right audio signal and the
other for the V/Pr element of the compo-
nent video signal. If these two connectors
are inserted incorrectly, the projected
image appears green and the audio signal
for the right speaker will not work.
Note
Switching to the multimedia device sig-
nal output
See the multimedia device instruction manual
to find out how to switch the signal output to
this jack.
3 Select Menu > Source and switch to Component.
Connect to the playback device
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Connecting to mobile multimedia devices
Connecting the headphones
1 Before connecting the headphones, turn down the
volume on the device.
Some video devices (e.g.: pocket multimedia players, ...)
require specific connection cables. There are either
supplied with the device or acquired from the manufac-
turer of the multimedia device. Please note that only the
original cables from the device manufacturer may func-
tion.
2 Connect the headphones to the projector's head-
phone slot. The device speakers deactivate automat-
ically when the headphones are connected.
Note
Switching to the multimedia device sig-
nal output
3 After connecting the headphones, increase the vol-
ume to a comfortable level.
See the multimedia device instruction manual
to find out how to switch the signal output to
this jack.
DANGER!
Danger of Hearing Damage
Do not use the device over a longer time at
high volume—especially when using headpho-
nes. This could lead to the risks of hearing
damage. Before connecting the headphones,
turn down the volume on the device. After
connecting the headphones, increase the
volume to a comfortable level.
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5 Memory card / USB storage medium
Inserting a Memory Card
Connecting USB Storage
Medium
1 Connect the USB adapter cable provided to the
mini-USB socket on the reverse side of the device.
2 Only connect the USB storage medium to the
adapter cable after the adapter cable has been con-
nected to the device.
1 Insert a memory card with the contacts facing
upwards into the SD/MMC slot at the back of the
device. Your device supports the following memory
cards: SD/SDHC/MMC.
Note
USB storage medium with mini-USB
connector
2 Insert the memory card into the slot until it snaps
into position.
Ensure that the adapter cable is connected
to the projector and not to the USB sto-
rage medium. The signal is switched cor-
rectly between the computer connection
and the USB storage medium only when
using the adapter cable.
DANGER!
Inserting a Memory Card!
Never pull out the memory card while the
device is accessing it. This could cause data
to be damaged or lost.
In order to make sure that the device does
not access the memory card, press the ¿
key in the main menu until the symbol for
the internal memory has been selected.
3 Press lightly on the memory card to remove it.
4 The memory card is ejected.
Memory card / USB storage medium
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6 Media Playback
9 Press ¿ to end playback and return to the over-
Note
view.
Navigation keys
All the keys shown are buttons on the
remote control.
10When you press ¿ again, you will return to the
main menu.
Note
Navigation during playback
Video Playback
Review / cue: Press :/;on the remote
control or À/Áon the device.
Video Playback (USB/SD card/
internal memory)
1 Switch the device on using the on/off switch on the
side.
Press Tto stop or continue playback.
During playback you can adjust the volume using N/
O on the remote control. Press «or N repeatedly
to shut off the volume completely.
2 After the initial screen the main menu appears.
File Format
There are various video file formats as *.mov, *.avi,
*.m4v. Many of these formats function as a container
that contains the various encoded audio and video files.
MPEG-4, H.264, MP3, and AAC are all examples of
encoded audio/video files. In order to play these files,
the projector must read them and decode the audio/
video signals.
Please note that some files cannot be played as a result
of different video and audio encoders.
Supported File Formats
3 Use the navigation keys to select Videos.
Container
*.avi, *.mov, *.mp4
*.mkv
Video Format
MJPEG, MPEG-4, H.264
MPEG-4, H.264
MPEG-2, H.264
H.264
4 Confirm with à.
5 With an inserted memory card or USB stor-
age device: Select the internal memory, the USB
storage medium or the memory card using the keys
¡/¢.
*.ts
6 Confirm with à.
7 Use ¡/¢to select the video file that you wish to
*.m2ts
play.
*.3gp
H.263
*.flv
FLV (up to 800¦x¦600)
ASF
*.asf
*.rm, *.rmvb
*.dat
Real video
MPEG-1
*.vob
MPEG-2
*.mpg, *.mpeg
MPEG-1, MPEG-2
Note
Displaying video files
Only those videos that are compatible
with the Pocket Projector will be dis-
played.
8 Press àto start playback.
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3 Use the navigation keys to select Pictures.
Video Playback (Mini-HDMI
socket)
1 Connect the audio/video output of the external
device to the Pocket Projector's mini-HDMI socket.
Use the corresponding cable and cable adapter for
this purpose (see also chapter Connect to the play-
4 Confirm with à.
5 With an inserted memory card or USB stor-
age device: Select the internal memory, the USB
storage medium or the memory card using the keys
¡/¢.
6 Confirm with à.
7 Miniature photos are displayed on the screen as an
overview.
2 To find out how to deactivate the video output for
the external device, please see the relevant instruc-
tion manual. Most often, this option is labeled "TV
out" or "TV Output" in the corresponding menu.
3 Start the video playback on the external device.
4 Modify the volume with N/O.
Modify settings during playback
1 Press the ¡or ¢key.
2 Use the ¡/¢ keys to choose from the following
settings:
Brightness: Adjust brightness
Contrast: Adjust contrast
Note
Saturation: Adjust colour saturation
Smart Settings: Select predefined settings for
brightness / contrast / colour saturation
Volume: Adjust volume level
Miniature view or list
In the settings, you are able to select whe-
ther the overview will be displayed as mini-
atures or in a list.
3 Modify the setting using À/Á.
The device saves the modified settings automatically.
Note
Modify other settings
Many photos on the memory card or
the USB medium
1 Press the àbutton.
2 Use the ¡/¢ keys to choose from the following
If there are a lot of photos on the memory
card or the USB storage medium it can
settings:
Image Settings: Adjust brightness, contrast, colour
saturation
take
a
moment before the overview
appears.
Sound Settings: Adjust treble, bass and volume
Power Save: This function reduces the light output
in order to increase the operating time for the built-
in battery.
8 Use À/Á or ¡/¢ to select the image that you
want to start the slide show with.
9 Press àto start the slide show.
3 Confirm with à.
4 Modify the setting using àand ¡/¢.
5 Confirm with à.
Note
Zoom in / Zoom out
You can enlarge the displayed image during
the slide show using the ¾ key. Use the
À/Á/¡/¢ keys to move around the
magnified image.
Photo Playback
1 Switch the device on using the on/off switch on the
side.
10Press Tto pause the slide show.
2 After the initial screen the main menu appears.
11Press ¿ to end the slide show and return to the
overview.
12When you press ¿ again, you will return to the
main menu.
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Music Playback
Managing files
Note
Copy Files
Switch off the image playback
You can copy files back and forth from the internal
memory to the connected USB storage medium or
memory card.
You can turn off image playback while playing
music in order to save power (see also chap-
ter Music Settings, page 21). As soon as you
press the ¿key, the image reappears and the
fan starts again.
1 Switch the device on using the on/off switch on the
side.
2 After the initial screen the main menu appears.
1 Switch the device on using the on/off switch on the
side.
2 After the initial screen the main menu appears.
3 Use the navigation keys to select Folder View.
4 Confirm with à.
5 With an inserted memory card or USB stor-
age device: Select the internal memory, the USB
storage medium or the memory card using the keys
¡/¢.
6 Confirm with à.
7 Use ¡/¢to select the file that you want to copy.
3 Use the navigation keys to select Music.
4 Confirm with à.
5 With an inserted memory card or USB stor-
age device: Select the internal memory, the USB
storage medium or the memory card using the keys
¡/¢.
6 Confirm with à.
7 Use ¡/¢to select the file that you wish to play.
Note
No Files Found (0 files)
Only those files that are compatible with
the Projector will be displayed.
8 Mark the file using Á. Pressing the key again dese-
lects the chose file(s).
Note
Mark the entire folder
You can also mark an entire folder to copy
all files from the folder. Note that the copy
process of large folders can takes some
time.
8 Press àto start playback.
9 Press Tto stop or continue playback.
9 Use ¡/¢to select other files.
10Press à.
Note
Navigating when image playback is
switched off
Press ¡/¢ to skip to the previous or
next song.
Press Tto stop or continue playback.
Press ¿to return to the selection.
During playback you can adjust the volume using N/
O on the remote control. Press «or N repeatedly
to shut off the volume completely.
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11 Select with ¡/¢Copy.
3 Use the navigation keys to select Folder View.
4 Confirm with à.
5 With an inserted memory card or USB stor-
age device: Select the internal memory, the USB
storage medium or the memory card using the keys
¡/¢.
6 Confirm with à.
7 Use ¡/¢to select the file that you want to delete.
Note
No Files Found (0 files)
12 Confirm with à.
Only those files that are compatible with
the Projector will be displayed.
13 Use ¡/¢ to select the destination memory: SD
card, internal memory or USB storage medium.
8 Mark the file using Á. Pressing the key again dese-
14 Confirm with à.
lects the chose file(s).
Note
9 Use ¡/¢to select other files.
10Press à.
Files already exist
If the files you are copying already exist in
the target folder, you must choose whe-
ther or not you want to overwrite them
using ¡/¢and à. If you choose not to
overwrite these files, copies will be crea-
ted. The copies can be recognised by a
number added to the file names.
11Select with ¡/¢Delete.
12Confirm with à.
13Use ¡/¢if you want to delete the files or cancel
the deletion process.
15 The files are copied.
Note
Error
If errors occur during the copying process,
make sure that enough free space is availa-
ble on the medium.
14Confirm with à.
Note
Note
Removing storage medium
Error
Only remove the storage medium after the
copy process is complete.
If errors occur during the deletion pro-
cess, make sure that the storage medium is
not write-protected.
Delete Files
You can delete files from the internal memory, the con-
nected USB storage medium or the memory card.
Note
1 Switch the device on using the on/off switch on the
Deleting photos on the memory card
side.
When deleting photos via the computer, note
that the photos may not be correctly dis-
played when the memory card is inserted into
the digital camera again. Digital cameras
sometimes store additional information in
specific folders, including previews and orien-
tation information.
2 After the initial screen the main menu appears.
For this reason, only delete the photos using
the digital camera.
Media Playback
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Connect to a Computer (USB)
You can use the USB cable to connect the Pocket
Project to a computer. In this way, you are able to copy
files back and forth between the internal memory, an
inserted memory card and the computer. You can also
delete the files. You can playback the files saved on the
Pocket Projector on your computer.
1 Connect the mini-USB socket to the Pocket Projec-
tor and the USB socket to the computer.
2 Switch the device on using the on/off switch on the
side.
3 A confirmation appears when the devices are con-
nected successfully.
Note
Successful connection
You cannot use the Pocket Projector when
it is connected to a computer via USB.
4 If a memory card has been inserted, it will be dis-
played as another disk drive.
5 You can move, copy or delete data from the compu-
ter, the memory card (if inserted) and the internal
memory.
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7 Settings
1 Switch the device on using the on/off switch on the
Brightness—Adjust brightness
Contrast—Adjust contrast
side.
2 After the initial screen the main menu appears.
Saturation—Adjust colour saturation
Sound Settings:
Volume—Adjust the volume
Bass—Set the playback of the low frequencies
Treble—Set the playback of the high frequencies
Key tones—Turn key tones on and off
Video Settings
View—Display all videos in a list or a corresponding
folder structure on the drive.
3 Use the navigation keys to select Settings.
4 Confirm with à.
5 Use ¡/¢to select from the following settings.
Repeat—Set the repeat type for video files: Repeat
deactivated (Off), repeat all videos in a directory
(Directory), repeat only the current video (Movie),
repeat all videos (All).
Resume play—If this function is activated, playback will
continue at the position it was last stopped. If deacti-
vated, playback will always start at the beginning of the
video.
Music Settings
View—Show all songs in a list or a corresponding folder
structure on the drive.
Screen—Activate or deactivate the projection during
playback.
Repeat—Set the repeat type for music files: Repeat
deactivated (Off), repeat all songs in a directory (Direc-
tory), repeat only the current song (Song), repeat all
songs (All).
6 Confirm with à.
7 Modify the settings using à, ¡/¢,
8 Confirm with à.
The ¿key takes you one step back in the menu.
Shuffle—Activate this function for random playback.
Otherwise, playback will take place in sequence.
Image settings
Wall paper—Select background images
Picture Settings
View—Display the images as a thumbnail or as a list
during selection in the main menu.
Fit Screen—Convert videos and images to 16:9 resolu-
tion
Time per slide—Image viewing time during slide show
Projection mode
Repeat—Set the type of repeat for slide show photos:
Repeat off (Off), repeat all photos in the directory
(Directory), repeat all stored photos (All).
Front—Normal projection; the device is located in
front of the projection surface/screen.
Rear—Rear projection; the device is located behind
the projection surface; the image is horizontal mir-
rored.
Slide transition—Set image transitions
Slideshow order—Play slide show in order or ran-
domly
Ceiling—The device is hanging from the ceiling in an
upside-down position; the image is rotated by 180
degrees.
Power Save
Eco mode—This function reduces the light output in
order to increase the operating time for the built-in bat-
tery. When operating from the power supply, the
energy saving mode is always deactivated in order to
ensure the best-possible image display.
Rear ceiling—The device is hanging from the ceiling
in an upside-down position behind the projection
surface; the image is rotated by 180 degrees and hor-
izontal mirrored.
Wall color correction—Colour correction of the pro-
Sleep mode—With this function, the projector auto-
matically shuts down after a specified period of time or
at the end of a movie.
jected image to adjust to coloured projection surfaces
Smart Settings—Select predefined settings for bright-
ness / contrast / colour saturation. If you modify these
settings, the setting is switched to Manual.
Settings
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Language
Select the desired language for the menu.
Maintenance
Reset settings—Reset settings to factory defaults.
Firmware Update—Update Firmware
Note
Connect for the duration of the firmware
update the power adapter.
Information—Display free space in the internal mem-
ory and information on the device (Capacity: / Free
space: / Firmware Version / Device name: / Model / Mcu
Version)
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8 Service
Care Instructions for the
Battery
Cleaning
DANGER!
The capacity of the battery diminishes with time. You
can prolong the life of the battery if you observe the fol-
lowing points:
• Without a power supply, the device operates from
the built-in battery. When the battery does not
have sufficient capacity, the device switches to
stand-by mode. Connect the device to the power
supply.
• When the battery does not have sufficient capac-
ity, the battery symbol in the display blinks and the
battery status light on the side of the device turns
red.
• When the device is running for a long period of
time, the surface becomes hot and a warning sym-
bol appears on the projection. The device
switches automatically to stand-by mode when it
gets too hot. After the device has cooled down,
you can continue playback by pressing any key.
• Use the device at least once a week.
• Charge the battery regularly. Don’t store the
device with a completely discharged battery.
• If the device is not used for several weeks, dis-
charge the battery a little by using the device
before storing it.
• If the device only works using the USB connection
or with the power supply, the battery is defective.
• Keep the device and the battery away from
sources of heat.
Switching off the device!
Switch the device on or off using the power
switch before removing the power supply
from the socket.
DANGER!
Instructions for Cleaning!
Use a soft, lint-free cloth. Never use liquid or
easily flammable cleansers (sprays, abrasives,
polishes, alcohol, etc.). Do not allow any
moisture to reach the interior of the device.
Do not spray the device with any cleaning flu-
ids.
Wipe over the surfaces gently. Be careful that
you do not scratch the surfaces.
Cleaning the Lens
Use a brush or lens cleaning paper for cleaning the lens
of the projector.
DANGER!
Do not use any liquid cleaning agents
Do not use any liquid cleaning agents for
cleaning the lens, to avoid damaging the coa-
ting film on the lens.
DANGER!
Do not replace the battery yourself
Do not try to replace the battery yourself.
Incorrect handling of the battery or using the
wrong type of battery can cause damage to
the device or cause injury.
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1 Switch the device off using the on/off switch on the
side.
Troubleshooting
2 Wait at least ten seconds.
Power Cycling
If a problem occurs that cannot be corrected with the
instructions in this user manual (see also the help
below), follow the steps given here.
3 Switch the device on using the on/off switch on the
side.
4 If the problem repeats, please contact our technical
customer service or your retailer.
Problems
Solutions
The Pocket Projector cannot be switched on
•
Connect the supplied power supply to recharge the
internal battery.
No sound
•
Adjust the volume using the O / N key on the
remote control.
No sound from the external connected device
•
•
•
Check the cables to the external device
Set the volume on the external device
Only the original cables from the device manufactu-
rer may function
Bad sound quality with your computer connection
•
•
Check if the audio cable is connected to the compu-
ters headphone socket or the line-out socket.
The volume setting on the computer should not be
too high.
Only the initial screen appears and not the image from
the external device
•
Check if the cables are connected to the right
sockets.
•
•
Please check that the external device is switched on
Check if the video output of the external device is
switched on.
Only the initial screen appears and not the image from
the connected computer
•
•
Please check that the VGA-output of the computer
is switched on.
Check if the resolution of the computer is set to
800x600.
Device switches to stand-by mode
•
When the device is running for a long period of time,
the surface becomes hot and a warning symbol
appears on the projection. The device switches auto-
matically to stand-by mode when it gets too hot.
After the device has cooled down, you can continue
playback by pressing any key.
•
When the battery does not have sufficient capacity,
the device switches to stand-by mode. Connect the
device to the power supply.
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9 Appendix
Technical Data
Dimensions (L¦×¦H¦×¦W).......................105¦×¦31¦×¦105¦mm
Weight..........................................................................0,27¦kg
Recommended Ambient........................................5¦–¦35¦ºC
Relative Humidity..................20¦–¦80¦% (non-condensing)
File format................................*.mp4, *.avi, *.mov, *.mkv,
..................................... *.dat, *.mpg, *.mpeg, *.vob, *.ts
..........................*.m2ts, *.rm, *.rmvb, *.asf, *.flv, *.3gp
Photo formats.......................JPEG, BMP, PNG, GIF, TIFF
Music formats.................MP3, WAV, WMA, OGG,AAC
Video Standard (CVBS).......... PAL, SECAM, NTSC, HD
Video Standard (YPbPr)....480i/p, 576i/p, 720p, 1080i/p
Video connection.................................Mini-HDMI socket
Headphone connection...........Mono - jack plug: 3,5¦mm
Audio Output...................................................................1¦W
Internal memory.............................................................2¦GB
Compatible Memory Cards...................SD/SDHC/MMC
Technology / Optical
Display technology..................................WVGA 0,3" DLP
Light source........................................................... RGB LED
Resolution.......................................... 854¦x¦480¦Pixel¦(16:9)
...........................................................800¦x¦600¦Pixel¦(4:3)
Supported Resolutions..................... VGA/SVGA/WVGA
.....................................................................XGA/WXGA
Brightness (Bright Mode).....up to 80 lumen (PPX2480)
.............................................up to 55 lumen (PPX2450)
Contrast ratio.............................................................1000:1
Projected image size........................................12¦–120¦inch
Screen distance...........................................0,5¦m up to 5¦m
Horizontal Scan Rate.........................................31¦–¦69¦kHz
Vertical Scan Rate ................................................56¦–¦85¦Hz
Power supply
Model No................................................................MPA-630
Manufacturer............................. Wanlida Group Co., Ltd.
Built-in rechargeable battery
Battery type.................................................................... LiPol
Capacity.........................................................1800mAh 7.4V
Charging time..................................................................... 3¦h
Operating time...................................................................1¦h
Operating time (ECO mode switched on)..................2¦h
Manufacturer...................................................Great Power
Accessories
Following accessories are available for your device:
YUV /YPbPr Adapter Cable.......PPA 1210 / 253447083
VGA-Audio Cable........................PPA 1250 / 253447070
iPod / iPhone /iPad cable ............PPA 1280 / 253447091
All data are provided for reference purposes only.
Sagemcom reserves the right to make any changes
without prior notice.
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ual are trademarks of the respective companies. The
lack of the trademarks É and Ë does not justify the
assumption that these dedicated terminologies are free
trademarks. Other product names used herein are for
identification purposes only and may be trademarks of
their respective owners. Sagemcom disclaims any and all
rights in those marks.
The CE marking certifies that the product meets the
main requirements of the European Parliament and
Council directives 2006/95/CE, 2004/108/CE and 2009/
125/CE on telecommunications terminal equipment,
regarding safety and health of users and regarding elec-
tromagnetic interference.
Neither Sagemcom nor its affiliates shall be liable to the
purchaser of this product or third parties for damages,
losses, costs, or expenses incurred by the purchaser or
third parties as a result of accident, misuse, or abuse of
this product or unauthorized modifications, repairs, or
alterations to this product, or failure to strictly comply
with Sagemcom operating and maintenance instruc-
tions.
The declaration of compliance can be consulted on the
Preservation of the environment as part of a sustainable
development plan is an essential concern of Sagemcom.
The desire of Sagemcom is to operate systems observ-
ing the environment. The desire of Sagemcom is to
operate systems observing the environment and conse-
quently it has decided to integrate environmental per-
formances in the life cycle of this products, from manu-
facturing to commissioning use and elimination.
Sagemcom shall not be liable for any damages or prob-
lems arising from the use of any options or any consum-
able materials other than those designated as original
Sagemcom / PHILIPS products or Sagemcom / PHILIPS
approved products.
Sagemcom shall not be held liable for any damage result-
ing from electromagnetic interference that occurs from
the use of any interface cables other than those desig-
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All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be
reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted
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prior written permission of Sagemcom. The information
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information as applied to other devices.
Packaging: The presence of the logo (green dot)
means that a contribution is paid to an approved
national organisation to improve package recovery and
recycling infrastructures. Please respect the sorting
rules set up locally for this kind of waste.
Batteries: If your product contains batteries, they
must be disposed of at an appropriate collection point.
This user manual is a document that does not represent
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Product: The crossed-out waste bin stuck on the
product means that the product belongs to the family of
electrical and electronic equipment. In this respect, the
European regulations ask you to dispose of it selectively;
• At sales points in the event of the purchase of similar
equipment.
• At the collection points made available to you
locally(drop-off centre, selective collection, etc.).
In this way you can participate in the re-use and upgrad-
ing of Electrical and Electronic Equipment Waste, which
can have an effect on the environment and human
health.
The paper and cardboard packaging used can be dis-
posed of as recyclable paper. Have the plastic wrapping
and Styrofoam packaging recycled or dispose of it in the
non-recyclable waste, depending on the requirements
in your country.
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