Ray Displays Ray Projector User Manual

Table of Contents 
1The Ray Pico Projector 
Installation Preparation 
2Ray Box Contents 
3Ray Features 
4Getting Started with Ray 
Basic Connections
Setup Information 
5Watching Videos 
5Connecting Equipment 
9ChargingRay 
8Specification 
9Safety and Cleaning 
HandlingRay
Repairing Ray 
10Using the Ray USB Power Adapter 
11  Important Maintenance & Operating Information 
12Regulation Compliance 
13Battery Replacement 
14Disposal and Recycling Information 
15Warranty 
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Congratulations on choosing the Ray Projector Display. Thank 
you for your support. For optimum benefits, please read the in-
struction manual carefully before using the 
Ray Projector and 
keep it for future reference. Heed all warnings and follow all in-
structions. We hope you will be fully satisfied and enjoy the 
Ray Pico Protector to share your videos, photos and presenta-
tions with friends and business associates anywhere any time. 
The small battery operated 
Ray Pico Projector, convenient to...

Ray Box Contents
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1.Ray Pico Projector. 
2. AC adapter with mini USB Plug—Input: 100-240V 
~50-60Hz Output: 5V 2000mA. 
3. Tripod 
4. Audio Video Cable: 2.5mm 4-pole to 2.5mm 4-pole. 
5. Audio Video Cable: 2.5mm 4-pole to 3.5mm 4-pole 
6. Audio Video Cable: 2.5mm 4-pole to 3.5mm 4-pole-
White 
7. RCA Audio\Video Cable:  2.5mm 4-pole AV jack to 
RCA connectors. 
8. RCA Coupler 
9. User manual 
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Please check and identify the supplied accessories.  

Ray Features
Right Speaker 
Focus
On/Off
Tri Pod Attachment 
Bottom View 
Ray Projector Controls and Features 
Power/Charge 
Heat Vent
Lens
Power Input  
TV Input 
Left Speaker 
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Basic Connection:      
The connection diagram represents the installation. 
          
To activate the 
Ray Pico Projector, connect any TV video output from a 
camera, CAMCORDER, iPod®, Iphone™, MPEG Video player, or phone 
to the TV input terminal of the BEAM. 
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Getting Started with Ray
Set-up Information: 
Slide the ON/OFF switch to the ON position.  The Power/Charge Light 
will flash at a rapid rate about once every 1/2 second (approximately 
120 flashes per minute). If the AC adapter is not...

If the Pico Projector battery is discharged (DEAD), plug the AC Adapter 
into an electrical outlet and connect the mini USB plug to the Projector.  
The Power/Charge Light will start flashing once every second (60 
flashes per minute) indicating the AC Adapter is connected to the Pico 
Projector.
AC Adapter 
USB Power 
Watching Videos: 
Video output from MP3/MP4 video players, cell phones, cameras, cam-
corders, portable DVD players and other video players have a standard 
The TV connection has three...

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iPod, Cell 
Phone, DVD
Input
RCA Coupler 
Item 7
RCA Audio/
Video Cable 
Item 5
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White White White 
Red Red Red 
Input
Standard cables have been included as an alternative to the RCA connec-
tion, to directly connect the video source to the 
Ray Projector. 
White band 
Video Source 
Video Source/ProductCable Color
iPod, Zune®White  
ARCHOSTM, COWN, ZEN 
VisionBlack
Cameras and camcorders do not always have three RCA plugs.  Cameras 
without sound typically have a...

IMPORTANT:
Make sure the video player, camcorder, camera, MP3 or MP4 player has 
the TV out enabled and/or turned on.  Consult the video player iPhone, or 
phone user manual for instructions on enabling the TV output 
Typically the TV out will be found in the SETTINGS or TOOLS menu. 
For Example: 
          Put iPOD in Video Menu and select Video Setting 
TV Out On
TV Signal NTSC 
Widescreen Off
When the Ray is turned on (power light flashing) and the video player is 
turned on and connected to the 
Ray,...