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User’s Manual

Note:

The projector supports the following video formats:

File Extension Video Decoder Audio Decoder

EN

*.avi MJPEG

AAC (AAC-LC and HE-AAC)

Xvid

PCM

H.264/AVC

ADPCM

MPEG4

*.mov

MPEG4

AAC

*.mp4

H.264

PCM

ADPCM

*.mpg MPEG1 LPCM

Projecting Photos

Select and propject still images.

1. Select

Photo

’and press

to enter Photo Mode on the main menu.

2. Use



to select the folder and press to open the selected folder. Use



to navigate the thumbnail of photos.

3. Press

to project the selected photo in full screen.

4. Press the Left/Right (

) key to move to previous/next picture.

5. Zoom or Pan the picture:

Press the Up

key to enter Zoom mode. Use Up/Down (



) keys to

Zoom in / Zoom out.

In Zoom mode, press to switch to pan function.

Please see the detail operation as following <Table B>.

<Table B>

Zoom in / Zoom out

(Photo: The Magnification levels are 1x ~ 4x.

Zoom

Document: The Magnification levels are 1x ~ 8x.)

Previous / Next picture (page)

Enter to Pan mode

Return to full screen

Pan

and

Pan up, down, left, right

Return to Zoom mode

Return to full screen

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6. Rotate the picture:

Press (Menu) to enter Rotation function. Use Left/Right ( ) key to select

the direction to rotate and press

to confirm. To return, press (Exist) to

EN

photo folders or thumbnails.

7. To start a slideshow, press (Menu) to enter ‘Slideshow’ and select ON.

To have background music during slideshow, enter ‘Music’ setting and

select ON.

Setup the slideshow speed, enter Speed and select among 5 sec, 10 sec,

30 sec,1 min and 10 min.

To stop a slideshow, press . Use

to navigate previous / next picture.

Press again to resume the slideshow.

Note:

The projector supports the following photo formats:

File Format File Extension

JPEG *.jpeg

JPG *.jpg

BMP *.bmp

Projecting Document

1. On the Main menu, select the ‘Document’ and press the button to enter

the Document Mode.

2. Navigatethe folders and files and press to open the selected document.

3. Press the Left/Right ( ) button to move to previous/next page.

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