Aaxa Projector M2 User Manual

							Table of Contents             1
Warnings                2
Package Contents              3
Product Overview              4
Keypad & Remote Control Functions        5
General Operation             6
External Inputs              9
PMP Menu System             11
  Videos              12
  Pictures              14
  Music               16
  eBooks              19
  Games              21
  Settings              25
Troubleshooting              27
Specifications	 	 	 	 	 	 	 28
Table of Contents
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							Warnings
*Do not operate the Projector in direct sun-
light or near heat sources such as heaters, 
fires,	and	stoves	 as	this	 may	 cause	 a	fire	
hazard.
*Do  not  operate  the  projector  close  to 
sources  of  steam  or  oil  such  as  a  humidi-
fier	as	this	may	cause	electric	shock.
*Do not operate the projector near water such as by the sink or bathtub 
as this may cause electric shock.
 
*Do	 not	block	 or	restrict	 airflow	from	ventilation	 holes	as	this	 may	 cause	
the projector to overheat.
*Do	 not	place	 inflammable	 materials	beside	the	projector	 as	this	 may	
cause	a	fire	hazard.
*Do  not  drop  the  projector  or  allow  heavy  impacts  or  shock  as  this  will 
damage the projector.
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							Package Contents
 Projector         Remote Control        Tripod
       Composite A/V Cable       USB Cable
 Power Cord           VGA Cable
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							Product Overview
Projection Lens
Focus Adjustment
Keypad Controls
Power Button
VGA           A/V     
Input              Input
          Headphone/ 
          Speaker OutUSB Input      SD-HC Reader
Power Input      HDMI Input
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							Keypad & Remote Control Functions
Navigation Buttons
(Play = Select/Enter)
Exit/Back
(Quick Press)
Open Menu
(Long Press) Source Select
Power On/Off
Power On/Off
Display Settings Menu System Navigation &  Volume Controls
Flip Vertical Image
Flip Horizontal Image
Media Player MenuSelect Source
Mute Sound
Adjust Vertical Keystone
PMP Volume Up
PMP Menu Navigation
PMP Volume Down
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							General Operation
Turning on the projector
To turn on the projector first plug the power supply into a suitable wall outlet 
and to the rear of the projector.  Then power the projector on by holding the 
power button for 3 seconds until the optical engine turns on.
Shutting down the projector
To shut down the projector, press and hold the power button for 3 sec. The 
optical engine should shut off and the fan should stop spinning.
   Adjusting focus
     To adjust the focus, spin the focus wheel up or down 
      until the image becomes clear. The recommended  
      focus distance for this projector is 18” to infinity.
Projection lens
The projection lens emits the image from the projector. Make sure there is 
nothing obstructing the lens to obtain a clear image.
Keypad Controls
Use the keypad control buttons to navigate through 
each menu. The control panel behaves differently in 
each submenu. Controls for submenus are explained 
later in this manual.
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							General Operation
Accessing the Onboard Memory
The M2 Micro Projector includes 1GB of 
onboard memory. To access this memory, 
connect a USB cable from your computer 
to the back of the projector in the slot that 
reads “USB”. A folder will appear on your 
computer screen after the projector is 
detected. You can store any type of supported photos, video and/or files in 
this folder to view.
Note: If your computer fails to detect the projector, check to make sure the 
cable is securely inserted on both sides. If you’re still unable to view the 
folder, please consult with your operating system’s owner manual.
Accessing a SD Memory Card
Multimedia file can also be accessed via 
an SD memory card. To access your SD 
card, insert it into the back of the projector 
in the slot that reads “SD”. Once your SD 
card has been inserted, you can navigate 
through the main menu to select what you 
want to view under each submenu.
*Review the Specifications section of this manual to read about supported file
 formats.
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							General Operation
Accessing a USB Storage Device
In addition to data transfer with the 
onboard memory, the M2 has the ability to 
read data from a USB storage devices 
(such as memory sticks, cell phones, USB 
hard drives, etc). This allows the user to 
view the data stored on the USB storage 
device through the onboard media player.
To access data on your USB storage device, 
plug your USB device into the USB slot on the back of the M2. The supplied 
mini USB adapter cable may be required for some USB thumbdrives.
 
Once the connection is made, select USB Host Mode in one of the PMP  me-
dia players submenus (Videos, Photos, etc).  After selecting USB Host Mode 
you should now be able to access the data on the USB device through the 
onboard media player.  If the data does not appear, check the formating of 
the file system on the USB device and also confirm that the device is com -
patible with a USB On-The-Go host device.
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							External Inputs
The M2 micro projector can be toggled to accept different types of inputs. 
This includes VGA (Mini VGA), HDMI and Composite Video (3.5mm jack). To 
toggle through the sources, press the far right button         on touchpad or the 
input button         on the remote control to select the appropriate source.
    To Connect to a VGA Source
    The projector can accept a VGA input signal. 
        Connect the VGA cable to your source and  
        the other end should be inserted in the slot  
        on the side of the projector that reads ‘VGA’.  
        Toggle through the input sources and once  
        you select VGA input, your display should 
        appear.
Important: Be sure to setup the computer to enable a video signal output. 
On some laptops this is done by pressing and holding Function F5 Key . If 
using the M2 as an external monitor on Windows based systems, this can be 
done by selecting “extend my desktop to this monitor”. The native resolution 
of the M2 projector is XGA (1024 x 768) and it accepts up to a 1600x1200 
signal.  Depending on the video driver different resolutions many need to be 
selected for proper output.
Note: Each computer system is different - please check with your owner’s 
manual for how to properly output video signals. Some Apple computers may 
requre a DVI to VGA adapter.
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							External Inputs
            To Connect to a Composite Video Source
             The projector can accept a compositive video 
              signal. This signal is comes through the 3.5mm 
              composite A/V cable. Connect the composite  
              A/V able to the projector and the other end into  
              the video source. Toggle through the input
              sources and once you select AV input, your  
              display should appear.
    
             
To Connect to an HDMI Source
            The projector can accept a digital HDMI input 
             signal. This is done by connecting the HDMI 
             cable to the HDMI input port of the projector. 
             Toggle through the input sources and once you 
             select HDMI input, your display should appear.  
             The M2 accepts up to a HDMI 1.2 signal.
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