FAVI E3-LED-PICO User Manual

6.3 Connecting To An AV Device File Formats Supported
5.2 The Overview of Projector
4.2
Uniformity
4
Down
2
Connect the AV cable to the device and the AV input on the projector.

PACKAGE CONTENTS

Item File format
4
Displayable colors
Left arrow "
A smartphone with USB port is supported (USB drive software installation
Please shift to VGA mode when connecting to a VGA device.
5
Device
Battery
TXT
Text
is uneccessary). Select USB flash drive on the projector to play.
cover
Optical
Carefully unpack The highest supported resolution is 1280 x 1024, 60 Hz.
DVD
Display
6
contents have been included. If any items are missing, contact your dealer.
JPEG/BMP/PNG .jpg/.bmp/.png
Photo
Display system
Game
7 Skipb
6.5 Connecting To An External Speaker or Earphone
Right arrow "
5
MP3/WMA/

1 LED INDICATORS............................................................................................. 1

consoles
Lens F/Number
Music
Connect an audio cable from an external speaker system/earphone to the headphone
WAV/M4A(AAC)
iShare+
8 Vol-
PC
2 PACKAGE CONTENTS..................................................................................... 2
MP3/MP4
output on the projector. Lamp
Menu
3 FEATURES OVERVIEW.................................................................................... 2 9
MPEG1
Digital
Electrical

4 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS.......................................................................... 2

6
Enter button "
Up
MPEG2
8 10
video
4.1 Specification................................................................................................ 2
E3-LED-PICO
AC power adapter
Power supply
TROUBLESHOOTING
MPEG4
Cameras
4.2 File Formats Supported.............................................................................. 4
Right/
Note: Touchpad backlight button (blue LED) Ventilation
11
Power consumption
Laptop Rotate-R
User Manual

5 PRODUCT OVERVIEW..................................................................................... 4

TV set-up Symptoms
RM/RMVB
openings
a. The backlight will blink when the power is turned on.
Size
5.1 Dimensions................................................................................................. 4
boxes
Video
No power
The projector
12 Enter
MJPEG
b. The backlight will turn on when any button is pressed. Speaker
5.2 The Overview of Projector.......................................................................... 5
Dimension (LxWxH)
cannot be
Smartphones
c. The backlight will stay on for 3 seconds if no other button is pressed.
6.2 Connecting To A HDMI Device
Low battery

5.3 Control Buttons........................................................................................... 5

Enter button
turned on
DIVX
USB adapter
Weight
13
Stop Left arrow
Connect an HDMI cable from the HD device to the HDMI side input on the projector. 5.4 Remote Control........................................................................................... 6
The source is not
Down arrow
VC1
Input source turned on or
Laptop DV DVD
6 USE AND CONNECTION................................................................................. 7
Play/Pause
14
connected correctly
1
3
5.4 Remote Control
6.1 Connecting to a VGA Device..................................................................... 7 FLV
7
HDMI
6.4 Inserting micro-SD card or USB memory
LED INDICATORS
FEATURES OVERVIEW
15
Skipf
Game PSP USB
The image is
The input signal device
BATTERY CHARGING, CONNECTING AND SAFETY
6.2 Connecting to an HDMI Device................................................................. 8
Computer
6.4.1 Insert a micro-SD card into the micro-SD card slot on the projector. Please shift to HDMI mode when connecting to an HDMI device. The highest
not displayed
is not connected with
5
16
Vol+
6.3 Connecting to an AV Device...................................................................... 9
Supports video, music, picture and text.
the projector correctly
6.4.2 Insert the USB flash drive with USB adapter into the USB port on the projector.
When using the projector with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, the battery should supported resolution is 1080p.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Composite video
V G A
6.4 Inserting micro-SD Card or USB Memory................................................... 9 Supports USB, micro-SD, VGA, HDMI and AV in.
Status
17 Mute
A smartphone with USB out is supported.
The input signal isn't
be fully charged before using the projector, or connected to a power source using
Supports basic setups (display, language, AC adapter, etc.).
VGA in
5.1 Dimensions: 140 x 73 x 27 mm
USB-A 6.5 Connecting to an External Speaker or Earphone................................... 10
selected correctly
the provided AC power adapter. The battery needs to be charged for approximately
Headphone out
Supports remote control.
7 BATTERY CHARGING, CONNECTING AND SAFETY.................................. 10
Standby
6
The lens is not
four hours to be fully charged.
USE AND CONNECTION
8 TROUBLESHOOTING..................................................................................... 11
focused correctly
Micro-SD
Images are
Charging
4
7.1 Refer to LED indicators for battery status.
not clear
5.3 Control Buttons
The screen is not
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Your portable projector works with USB flash disk, micro-SD card, earphone and a
Charge complete
7.2 Battery Installation: Align contacts on battery with the contacts on the projector.
aligned properly
Slide the battery into place then slide the battery cover onto the projector.
NO.
variety of digital devices. These devices include PCs, laptops, TV set-up boxes, Output source Key
4.1 Specification Low battery / no battery
Low battery
DVD, game consoles, MP3/MP4, digital video cameras, PMP that output video
Audio
1 Power button "
Remote
Obstacle between
General
control
signals, smartphones, and audio equipment with audio-out jack. Please follow the
remote control and
Environmental requirements
Key
NO.
When using the projector with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, use only a FAVI
does not
projector
Up arrow "
instructions for connection.
2
Product Name
dedicated battery. In order to reduce the risk associated with explosion, do not use
respond
Operating temperature
1
Power
Too far from projector
another type of battery. For correct battery disposal please refer to local
Brightness
Operating relative humidity environmental regulations.
6.1 Connecting To A VGA Device
2 Source
Connect the VGA cable to the PC/laptop and the VGA input on the projector. Contrast ratio
Down arrow "
3
Operating altitude
Left/
3
Rotate-L
Scroll the files down
Long press to decrease the volume
≥70%
Battery
Fast foward
When playing videos, move to previous file (Skipb)
File extension
120% NTSC
"
When in Menu, move to previous file (Left)
Exit and return to the previous menu
.txt
When playing photos, rotate left 90 degress
the product and confirm that all of the items listed under
Display file info (e.g. time, track, audio, etc.)
Long press to increase the volume
DLP single DMD chip
Move to previous file
When playing videos, move to next file (Skipf)
"
mp3/.wma AV Out
F = 2.4, f = 10.5mm
When in Menu, move to next file (Right)
Adjust the volume down .wav/.m4a
When playing photos, rotate right 90 degress
Connect to the VGA
RGB LED
Turn the setup menu on and off
.dat/.mpg/.mpeg
port on the computer
When in Menu, confirm a selected function
Scroll the files up
When playing music/video, pause or play it (Pause/Play)
ENTER
"
.mpg/.vob
Rewind
DC 5V
When playing files, option selection box pop up
VGA
.avi/.mp4
Connection
Shift file selection right
Audio in cable
Lens
type may vary
VGA cable 12W
Rotate photo right 90 degrees
Reasons .rm/.rmvb
Enter the selected option
Right arrow
.avi
Play the selected file
Up arrow
140mm x 73mm x 27mm
Pop up option selection box
.divx/.avi
Battery
236g (with battery)
Stop and return to the previous menu
.asf
DC MP4
Play/Pause
.flv
HDMI
Move to next le
Phone SD Card
Power
Adjust the volume up
1
Composite RCA jack
2
Mute the volume
A / v
D C
Left/Rotate-L
USB port
3
Supports music, video, photo and text
AV in
4
Micro-SD slot
5
Device
Supports music, video, photo and text
6
HDMI port
Display
7
V-
Function Description (Remark)
8
3.5mm stereo mini-jack
Long press to turn the projector on and off
"
USB port
Long press to turn the Menu on and off
Function Description
"
Pico projector
When in Menu, scroll the files up (Up)
0°C~40°C
Menu
Power on/off
When playing videos, fast forward (FastF)
50 Lumens
35%~85%
Switch video source Long press to pause and return to previous menu level
1000 1
"
Stop
When in Menu, scroll the files down (Down)
Shift file selection left
73
When playing videos, rewind (FastR)
Rotate photo left 90 degrees
NOTE NOTE
Internal Code Maximum resolution
Contents
Power button
4A
cable
Focus wheel
DIVX/XVID
Audio out cable
AV cable VGA port
(AC mode), 6W (battery mode)
Check points
RV8/RV9/RV10
Ensure the AC power adapter is properly connected
MPEG/DIVX
Charge the battery
Remote control
/H264
Earphone
Turn the video source on and check that the signal is
VC1
connected correctly
NOTE H264
port (compatible with HDMI 1.3)
Select the correct input signal again
VGA (analog - D-sub)
Menu
Source
LED Indicator
Up
Select the correct input signal
Red
Enter Right/Rotate-R
DC in
Down Off
Adjust the focus
Play/pause Stop
On
HDMI cable
Skipb Skipf
Adjust the position
Off
Micro-SD card
Mute V+
Micro-SD slot
Off
Replace with new battery
USB memory
NOTE
Avoid the obstacle
Connect to the
Smartphone
HDMI port on
Stand within 25 feet from the projector
the devices
(without condensation)
0-1499m at 5°C~35 C
27
- 2 - - 10 - - 11 - - 3 - - 9 - - 8 - - 7 - - 4 - - 6 - - 5 - - 1 -
HDMI in
Speaker
V G A
A / v
D C
1920*1080 @ 30fps
1920*1080 @ 30fps
V G A
A /v
AV input
D C
AV cable
1920*1080 @ 30fps
1280*720 @ 30fps
V G A
A /v
D C
640*480 @ 30fps
Headphone out
1920*1080 @ 30fps
User manual
1920*1080 @ 30fps
1920*1080 @ 30fps
Micro-SD slot
9
USB port
10
Green
11
Blu-ray DVD
12
Off
13
Off
HD media
14
15
On
16
Blinking
17
HD digital video
camera
PC
Laptop
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Mini Projector
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LED INDICATORS
LED Indicator
Status / Problems
Red Green
Standby
OFF OFF
Charging
ON
OFF
Charge complete
OFF ON
Low battery / no battery
OFF WINK