M o d e l : R i o H D - L E D - 4 U S E R G U I D E. FAVI Entertainment.

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1 Mini Projector M o d e l : R i o H D - L E D - 4 U S E R G U I D E FAVI Entertainment

2 Table of Contents Summary Features Important Safe Guards List of Items Projector Features Remote Control Features Image Size and Distance Setting Up Your Projector Integrated Media Player Overview Connecting Composite Video Devices Connecting HDMI Devices PC Connection OSD Menu Overview Picture Menu Settings Audio Menu Settings OSD Display Settings Function Menu Setting PC Picture Menu Settings Media Player Detailed Operation Trouble Shooting FAVI Enter tainment Inc.

3 1 Summary Thank you for purchasing the Rio-HD-LED-4 mini projector! This compact projector offers many of the features of full size home and business projectors, including VGA and HDMI inputs, an integrated media player supporting many popular audio and video formats. Please read this user guide carefully before setting up and operating your projector. 1.1 Features This projector integrates a high performance RGB LED optical engine, with HDMI, VGA and AV inputs, and a built in media player with USB thumb drive and SD card support, all in a compact portable package. Some of the features of your projector are listed below: 1024x768 native resolution R/G/B LED optical engine rated for over 30,000 hours of operation Supports HDMI, AV, and VGA sources Built in media player that supports video, music, picture, and E-book (TXT) files. Integrated auto flip feature 1.2 Important Safe Guards Please use only the AC adapter that was supplied with your projector, or a recommended FAVI adapter. Using a different adapter may cause damage to your projector. Do not disassemble this projector. There are no user serviceable parts inside. Do not insert objects into the projector. Do not expose the projector to excessive moisture, dust or smoke. Please use the projector under 0-95 F Temperature and 0~85% humidity. Do not operate the projector near external sources of heat. Do not look directly into the lens while the projector is running. 1

4 1.3 List of Items Your projector is packaged with the following accessories. Source Vol - Vol + P - P + MENU MENU ESC ENTER User Manual Remote Control Power Cable Power Adaptor AV Cable VGA Cable 2

5 2 P r o j e c t o r Features Focus Power ON/OFF Press and hold to power on. Press to change video source. Top & Side View Ventilation cover Lens IR Receiver Bottom View Projector Angle adjustment foot Tripod socket HDMI VGA AV Back View HDMI VGA SD CARD AV IN DC IN AC Ventilation cover USB Headphone SD 3

6 3 Remote Control Features Mute Power On / Off Source Input selection menu Vol- Vol+ Vol - Vol + P - P + MENU OSD Menu and navigation buttons Confirm input selection Media player Up arrow Media player setting Menu MENU ESC Media player Back arrow Media player Left arrow / Rewind Media player Down arrow ENTER Media player Right arrow / Fast-Forward OK / Pause / Play 4 Image size and distance S i z e ( In i n c h e s ) D i s t a n c e ( In i n c h e s) Distances are approximate. 4

7 5Operations Setting up / your Installations projector Place the projector on a sturdy surface or mount it to a suitable tripod. Connect the power cord to the included AC adapter and plug it into the projector as shown in the diagram below. You can then power on the unit, and make any necessary adjustments. Your projector can be used with several different video sources. Video sources can be changed by either briefly pressing the power button on the unit, or pressing the "Source" button on the remote to bring up the source menu in the upper left corner of your screen, navigating to the option you want, and selecting it by pressing the right arrow button. Your projector can connect to the following sources: MEDIA - Integrated media player AV - Connect to AV Device VGA - Connect to VGA HDMI - Connect to HDMI Device AV MEDIA VGA HDMI 5.1 Integrated media player overview From the source menu, or by cycling through the sources with the power button on the unit, select 'Media" as your source. The projector will then bring up the integrated media player. The integrated media player can read audio, video, and text files off either a USB thumb drive, or a standard SD card. Insert a USB thumb drive or standard SD card into the corresponding port. The projector will automatically detect the card or thumb drive and allow you to access the files. 5

8 Supported formats V i d e o F o r m a t M a x R e s o l u t i o n V i d e o F o r m a t M a x R e s o l u t i o n M P E G X MP3 JPG DAT X WMA BMP A V I (Encoded with Xvid) 854 X480 WAV GIF M O V X OGG PNG R M V B X AAC TIFF MPEG X FLAC E-book Formats MJPEG AVI 640 X 480 DTS TXT LPCM.AVI and.mp4 are known as container formats. This means that they can contain video encoded in a wide variety of codecs. While your projector's media player supports many popular codec formats such as Xvid, not all.avi and.mp4 videos may be compatible. You can use the included video converter software to convert incompatible video files into compatible files by using the list of compatible formats and resolutions above as a guide. 5.2 Connecting Composite video devices Connect the included AV cable to the 3.5mm jack labeled AV IN. Make sure the connector is pushed in firmly. Connect the other end of the cable to the color coded jacks on your Composite video device. VGA HDMI VGA HDMI SD CARD ANT ANT AV IN AV IN DC IN DC IN Red White Yellow Video Cable Audio Cable AV Connection 5.3 Connecting HDMI devices Your projector comes with a full size HDMI port for connecting to HDMI capable devices. Connect a standard HDMI cable, or the HDMI end of the cable that came with your device to the HDMI port on your projector. Some HDMI devices may take a moment to sync with the projector. If the autosource option does not locate your HDMI device, you can manually switch the projector to HDMI mode and wait for the device to be detected. HDMI Connection 6

9 5.4 PC connection Your projector can be connected to your PC or laptop by either the HDMI port, or by the included VGA cable. Set the projector to VGA or HDMI depending on how you have it connected. Follow the same steps as if you were connecting a second PC monitor or LCD TV. VGA Connection HDMI VGA AV IN SD CARD While some computers may automatically detect your projector and change the necessary settings, if you do not see your desktop please check the following: OSD Menu Check to see which source the projector is set on. If you are using VGA, the projector will need to be set to VGA. If you are using HDMI, the projector will need to be set to HDMI. Set the resolution of your computer to 1024x768, or 1024x600 for a 16:9 aspect ratio. Check the refresh rate in your computer's settings. It should be set to 60 Hz. Check your computer's settings to make sure it has detected your display, and is set to display the same desktop on both screens. 6 OSD Menu overview Press the MENU button to bring up the main menu screen. Pressing the left and right arrow keys will select between different menus. Once you have selected the menu you want, use the up and down arrow keys to select the option you want to adjust, and use the left and right arrow keys to adjust that option. 7

10 Picture menu settings: Picture mode: Allows you to select between several picture presets. Contrast: Adjusts the contrast level. Brightness: Adjusts the brightness level. Hue: Manually adjust the tint of the picture. A lower setting will add a green hue to the image while a higher setting will add a red hue to the image. Saturation: Adjusts the level of color saturation. Sharpness: Adjusts the sharpness level. P i c t u r e M o d e C o n t r a s t s B r i g h t n e s s H u e S a t u r a t i o n S h a r p n e s s C o l o r T e m p Picture Standard Standard Color Temp: Select between Standard, Warm, and Cold color temperature presets. Move Select MENU Exit Picture menu settings: 6.2 Audio menu settings: Bass: Adjusts the bass level. Treble: Adjusts the treble level. Balance: Adjusts the sound balance between the left and right speakers. Sound mode: Select between different audio presets. AVC: Toggles the AVC setting. B a s s T r e b l e B a l a n c e S o u n d M o d e A V C Audio Standard ON Move Select MENU Exit OSD Picture OSD display menu settings: Language: Changes the language settings for all the menu screens. Select between English, French, Spanish, Chinese, and German. H-position: Adjust the horizontal position of the main menu screen. V-position: Adjust the vertical position of the main menu screen. L a n g u a g e H - p o s i t i o n V - p o s i t i o n D u r a t i o n H a l f t o n e M e m o r y R e c a l l OSD English Move Select MENU Exit 15 Duration: Adjusts how long the menu screen will display with inactivity before automatically closing. Halftone: Adjusts the transparency of the menus. Memory Recall: Resets all settings to their factory defaults. 8

11 6.4 Function menu settings: Sleep timer: Activates the sleep timer function. Timer: Allows you to set the time and program the sleep timer. Advance: This sub menu allows you to change the individual red, green, and blue color levels in the projected image. Keystone: This is the digital keystone setting. If the projected image is trapezoid shaped, you can adjust this setting to compensate for the distortion. S l e e p T i m e r T i m e r A d v a n c e K e y s t o n e A u t o t u r n T u r n m o d e A u t o s o u r c e Function OFF 0 ON 1 OFF Move Select MENU Exit Auto Turn: This allows you to toggle the auto flip feature. When the projector is flipped upside down, the image can automatically correct itself. Turn mode: Here you can manually change the image orientation. Autosource: When activated, the projector will scan the available video sources until it finds one with a signal. If it finds no available video sources, it will default to the integrated media player. 6.5 PC picture menu settings: Picture mode: Allows you to select between several picture presets. Contrast: Adjusts the contrast level. Brightness: Adjusts the brightness level. Color Temp: Select between different color temperature presets. H-position: Change the horizontal position of the projected image. V-position: Change the vertical position of the projected image: PC P i c t u r e M o d e C o n t r a s t B r i g h t n e s s C o l o r T e m p H - p o s i t i o n V - p o s i t i o n C l o c k P h a s e A u t o A d j u s t PC Standard Move Select MENU Exit Clock: Adjusts the video timing for VGA. (Do not adjust unless auto calibration fails) Phase: Adjusts the phase of the VGA signal. (Do not adjust unless auto calibration fails) Auto Adjust: If you are using VGA and the projected image looks off center, or has vertical or horizontal bands in the image, use Auto Adjust to correct this. If Auto Adjust fails, manual adjustments to the Clock and Phase settings may improve the image. 9

12 6.6 Media player detailed operation H O M E Upon entering media player mode, the media player will automatically scan any SD cards or USB thumb drives that are connected to the projector and index any compatible files. The media player uses its own separate set of buttons on the remote control for navigation and file access. SD MMC MS USB SETTINGS Using the arrow cluster on the bottom of the remote control, press the left or right arrow keys to highlight an option. Press the 'ENTER" button to select that highlighted option. Press the up and down arrow keys to scroll through settings and file lists. Press the "ESC" button to go back a screen. Press the "MENU" button on any screen to bring up the settings 6.3.3D isplaymenu menu. SELECT MEDIA PHOTO MUSIC MOVIE TEXT FILE Media player settings menu: Language: Changes the language settings for the media player. Select between English, French, Spanish, Chinese, and German. Slide show duration: This setting changes the duration of each photo during the slide show. Slide show mode: Changes the transition effects between slide show images. Music repeat mode: Choose between repeat one track, or repeat all tracks. Movie repeat mode: Choose between repeating one video, or repeating all videos. SETTINGS Language English Slideshow duration 5s Slideshow mode Random Music repeat mode Repeat all Movie repeat mode Repeat all Display mode 4:3 TV system NTSC Progressive Start up Autorun off 10

13 7 Trouble shooting If you are having an issue setting up or operating your projector, before contacting us, please refer to the troubleshooting guide below. Problem: Possible solution: Check the power cord and power supply for any loose connections. Projector will not power on Projector powers on, but all I see is a blue screen. The image is trapezoid shaped. The projected image looks stretched or distorted in VGA or HDMI mode..avi or.mp4 files that I load onto the projector won t play properly, or at all. I can t see some of the files I have on the USB drive or SD card that I inserted. Check the indicator LED on the power supply. If it s not lit, check your power cord and power outlet. Check to make sure the projector is set to the source you want to display. If it is, check your video source to make sure it s displaying properly. Check the alignment of the projector. You can use the digital keystone option in the Function menu to help improve the image. Check to make sure that the video source you are projecting from is set to the correct aspect ratio. For HDMI, make sure the source is set to display a 4:3 or 4:3 letterbox aspect ratio. For VGA, make sure your desktop resolution is set to 1024x768 for a 4:3 display, and 1024x600 for a 16:9 display. This could be a codec or a resolution related issue. See page 6 for a list of supported video formats and resolutions. You can use the included software to convert videos to one of these supported formats. Your projector will recognize all the formats and file extensions listed on page 6. It will not recognize or attempt to play files that are not in these formats. 11