VANKYO T4 UST Triple Laser Projector User Manual

VANKYO T4 UST Triple Laser Projector User Manual

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1. ABOUT LASER LIGHT
   • Never look into the projector lens when the laser is turned on; this can result in eye damage.
   • Do not try to dismantle the projector. It contains a high-power laser component; attempting to modify can result in serious injury.
   • Do not allow children to operate the projector. They must be accompanied by an adult for use.
2. HIGH TEMPERATURE
   • Do not place anything that can become warped or damaged by heat near the vents.
   • Do not bring your hands or face close to the vents while the projection is in progress.
   • Do not place flammable materials such as aerosols near the device in case of fire.

FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

KNOWING YOUR PROJECTOR

Package Contents

• Vista T4xl
  • Remote Control x l
• AAA Battery x 2
  • 59-inch PowerCordxl
• Cleaning Cloth xl
  • Streaming Media Playerxl
• User Manual xl
  • Quick Start Guide x l

Parts and Component

PROJECTOR

Front/Top

1. Lens

2. PIR Sensor

3. Speakers

4. Power Button

5. Status Indicator Side

6. Height Adjusting Wheels

7. Heat Dissipation Vents
   Rear/Bottom

8. HDMI input

9. HDMI lnput2

10. HDMI 3ARC

11. USB Port

12. Audio Output

13. AV Input

14. S/PDI F Port

15. Ethernet Port

16. Power Port

17. Rear Foot

18. Speaker Air Vents

19. Front Foot *2

REMOTE CONTROL

1. Mic
2. Power
3. Up
4. Left
5. Down
6. Return
7. Signal
8. Volume-
9. Mute
10. OK
11. Right
12. Settings
13. Home
14. Menu
15. Volume+
16. AAA Battery Holder

Specifications

Audio

Speaker| 4 built-in lSWspeakers
Bluetooth In| Yes (connect with mobile phone)
Bluetooth Out| Yes (connect with Bluetooth speaker)
DTS-HD| Yes
Dolby Audio| Yes
Interface

HDMI| 3 ports (HDCP2.2, 1 with ARC)
USB| 1 (SV DC, S00mA)
Video In| AV3.5
Audio Out| Line out 1(3.5mm) and S/PDI F 1
RJ45|
Connectivity

Internet

| Wired and wireless (802. lilac 2.4G / SG 2T2R, with DFS)
Bluetooth| BTS.0
Power

Input| 100-240V AC, S0/60Hz, 4A
Power Consumption| 360W
Standby Power Consumption| <0.SW
Others

Dimensions| 54037811Omm/21.2574.88

4.33 inch

Weight| 11kg /38802
Noise| <30dB
Working Temperature| 0 – 40°C I 32 -104°F
Storage Temperature| -20 – 65°C / -4 – 749°F

USING YOUR PROJECTOR

Quick Installation Guide

PREPARATION
Install the electrical outlet near the equipment. It should be easily accessible. Take the 4 following items into consideration when installing the projector

1. Distance between the projector back and the wall (Wl)

2. @ Height: image width (height) (Hl), height between the bottom of the image and the desk (H2), the height of the desk (H3), and the recommended height of the wall (H4)

3. C, Surface for placing the projector You can place the projector on almost any sturdy, flat and level surface, to project an image.
   Dimensions of the desk:

4. – Mobile desk: W2, H3, and L2
   – Immobile desk W2, H3, L2 and Wl (leave enough space to move the device on the desk)

5. Image of the projection
   The wall for the projection should be larger than the area of your desired image size.
   Wall area: length (L3, 2cll) x width (H4,2′.Hl + H2 + H3) in the diagram.

Parameters for Projection (100″ for example)****

Device

Dimensions (LxWxH)

| Image SD| Image

Length (L1)

| Image

Width (H1)

| Device-Wall

Distance (W1)

| Image-Desk

Height Gap (H2)

---|---|---|---|---|---

53.3 X 36.8

x 10.7cm I

21.0 X 14.5

X 4.2in

| 80″| 177.1cm

/ 69.7in

| 99.6cm

/ 39.2in

| 8.5cm

/ 3.3in

| 26.3cm

/ 10.4in

90″| 199.3cm

/ 78.5in

| 112.1cm

/ 44.1in

| 13.4cm

/ 5.3in

| 28.6cm

/ 11.3in

100″| 221.4cm

/ 872in

| 124.5cm

I 49 0in

| 18.2cm

/ 7.2in

| 30.8cm

/ 12.1in

120″| 265.7cm

/ 104.6in

| 149.4cm

/ 58.8in

| 27.9cm

/ 11.0in

| 35.2cm

/ 13.9in

150″| 332.1cm

/ 130.7in

| 186.8cm

/ 73.5in

| 42.4cm

/ 16.7in

| 41.9cm

/ 16.5in

Projection Distance & Image Dimensions

Image SD

| Desk Length (L2)| Desk Width (W2)| Desk Height (H3)| Wall Length (L3)| Wall Width (H4)
---|---|---|---|---|---

L2;;,L

| Mobile Desk: (w2;;,w)| Immobile Desk: (W2;;,W+W1)| Image center at 1.3m high| ****

L3;;,L1

| H4;;,H1+ H2+H3

80″

| ****

;;,53_3cm

/ 21.0in

| ****

;;,35_8cm

/ 14.5in

| ;;,45_3cm

/ 17.8in

| 53.9cm

/ 21.2in

| ;;,177.1cm

/ 69.7in

| ;;,179.8cm

/ 70.8in

90″

| ;;,50.2cm

/ 19.8in

| 45.4cm

/ 17.9in

| ;;,199.3cm

/ 78.5in

| ;;,186.5cm

/73.4in

100″

| ;;,55cm

/ 21.7in

| 37.0cm

/ 14.6in

| ;;,221.4cm

/ 87.2in

| ;;,192.3cm

/ 75.7in

120″

| ;;,54_6cm

/ 25.4in

| 20.1cm

/ 7.9in

| ;;,265.7cm

/ 104.6in

| ;;,204.7cm

/ 80.6in

150″

| ;;,79_2cm

/ 31.2in

| 0cm

/ 0in

| ;;,332.1cm

/ 130.7in

| ;;,228.?cm

/ 90.0in

Example Calculation for a 100″ Image

1. Distance (Wl): 78.2cm /7.2in.
2. Heights: Hl: 724.5cm / 49.0in; H2: 30.8cm /72.lin; H3: 37.0cm /74.6in (thus the image centre is at 7.3m / 57.2in high, suitable for the audience sitting on a sofa in front); H4: o,792.3cm /75.7in.
3. Area of the desk (L2 x W2):;o,53.3 x 55cm I 27.0 x 27.7in.
4. Area of the wall (L3 x H4): c,227.4 x 792.3 cm/ 87.2 x 75.7in.

Tips:

1. Conversion figures may have been rounded up or down.
2. Leave plenty of space around and under the projector for ventilation, and keep the vents unblocked in all directions.
3. Position the projector within reach of a grounded electrical outlet or extension cord.
4. The projected image size increases as the projector is placed farther from the wall. Move the desk for placing the projector as the distance requires.
5. For H3, the provided recommended value of the image centre at 7.3 m./57.2 in. high would be most comfortable with the assumption that it will be viewed from a sofa. You can adjust per your personal preference.

INSTALLING THE PROJECTOR

Place the projector on the desk. Move to an appropriate distance for the desired image size while keeping the device parallel to the wall. Connect the projector to a power source and press the Power button on the device or remote to turn it on.

Follow the instructions to go through the wizard, including the following operations:

1. Choose a language
2. Pair with the remote control
3. Network settings
4. Adjust the projection area
5. Select the time zone

Functions

1. MOTION DETECTION
   There are two Pl R motion sensors at the front of the projector; when it detects a human approaching, the projector will dim the brightness of the laser light to prevent any potential eye damage. This function is active by default and can be disabled in Settings-> General. Press any button on the remote control and the laser light will restore to normal brightness level.

2. HDRlO
   This projector supports HDRlO, currently the most widely used High Dynamic Range technology, especially for Blu-ray devices and professional game consoles. Compared to devices without HDRlO, the projector delivers images with more detail and a wider dynamic range.

3. DOLBY AUDIO AND DTS DECODING
   The projector supports Dolby Audio and DTS (dedicated to sound) decoding, perfect for a home theatre.

4. Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby, Dolby Audio and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

5. For DTS patents, see http://patents.cits.com. Manufactured under license from DTS Licensing Limited. DTS, the Symbol, DTS and the Symbol together, DTS-HD, and the DTS-HD logo are registered trademarks and/or trademarks of DTS, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. ©DTS, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

6. TEMPERATURE PROTECTION
   The built-in temperature protection function can protect the device in the case of a high ambient temperature. The projector will prompt a warning message and enter ECO mode automatically when the ambient temperature is higher than 700° F. If the temperature reaches 709° F, the device will activate the function of protection against abnormalities and shut off.

Operation Guide

1. POWER ON/OFF
   Connect the prorector to a power source. Press the Power button on the projector or the remote to power it on/ off.

2. POSITION ADJUSTMENT
   Refer to the following instructions to adjust the position of the projector and get an undistorted image.

3. USER INTERFACE OVERVIEW
   There are 2 parts on the homepage: Inputs and Tools.

   • Signal source: HDMll, HDMl2, HDMl3 &AV
   • Tools: File Manager, E-manual, Local Application, Setting and Help
     On top you can see the Network, Bluetooth, and the time.

4. CONNECTION WITH PERIPHERALS
   You may connect a PS4 game console, ROKU TV, computer, etc., via the H DM I port, DVD device by the AV port, USB device/keyboard/mouse by the USB port (refer to 5. File Management), or professional audio by S/PDIF or LINE OUT port.

5. Choose the corresponding signal source for the device connected, including HDMll, HDMl2, HDMl3, and AV.

6. Select audio output on the homepage, go to Settings-> Audio, and select the corresponding output method among the following options in Audio Output.

  *  **Speaker:** Use the built-in speaker
  *  **Headphone:** Connect to headphones
  *  **S/PDIF** : Connect to an external audio device by S/PDIF port PCM: All formats will be converted to PCM for output
  *  **RAW:** No processing for the source audio. Recommended for Dolby Audio and DTS sources for better performance.
  *  **HDMI ARC:** Output the sound via the HDMI ARC port![VANKYO-T4-UST-Triple-Laser-Projector-User-Manual-fig-10](https://manuals.plus/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/VANKYO-T4-UST-Triple-Laser-Projector-User-Manual-fig-10.png)

5. FILE MANAGEMENT
   In File Management, you can manage the files in the internal flash drive and the plugged USB drive.

6. Internal Flash
   You can save files to the projector storage, including the apps downloaded, files downloaded in the app, files in the USB drive, etc.

7. Using the USB drive
   Plug in the USB drive and view files on the interface.

8. NetHood
   You can view files shared by other devices on the same network by NetHood.
   Tip:
   Support saving, viewing, copying, and deleting files through the All Files folder under these circumstances.

9. PAIRING VIA BLUETOOTH
   Select the Bluetooth icon at the top right corner to enter the Bluetooth interface.

10. Use as a Bluetooth speaker
    Turn on Open Detection, select Input for Audio Mode on the interface, find and select the projector model under Bluetooth Devices on your phone or laptop to play audio via the built-in speaker of the projector (go to Settings-> General-> Device Name to check the Bluetooth name of the projector).

11. Pairing with audio devices
    Select Output for Audio Mode on the interface, select Search Devices, find and select your audio device under Searched Devices, and the pairing will start automatically. The paired Bluetooth device will appear under Paired Devices.

12. Pairing with other devices
    To pair with a Bluetooth controller, keyboard, mouse, remote, etc., select Search Devices, then select the desired device under Searched Devices to pair.
    Tip:
    To disconnect with a device, select it in My Devices and choose the i I “Disconnect” option.

13. NETWORK SETTING
    Select the Network icon at the top right corner to enter the network setting interface. For a wired connection, plug in the Ethernet cable. For a wireless connection, find the network name on the drop-down list, select it, and enter the password to connect. The software supports network anomaly detection.

14. Show Password cannot be selected when the keyboard is shown. Press the Return button to exit the keyboard and tick the box.

15. After entering the password, select the Confirm key to connect.

16. SYSTEM UPGRADE
    OTA update
    Select Settings-> About-> Check for Updates to update the system.

17. IMAGE SETTINGS
    Go to Settings -> Image, or press the Settings button to enter the interface.

18. Image Settings
    You can select the image mode or adjust the brightness, contrast, chroma, hue and definition.

19. Advanced Settings
    You can select the MEMC mode adjust the dynamic contrast, color temperature, and refresh rate or reset to factory settings.

20. Light Source Settings
    You can select the light source mode or adjust the light source brightness.

21. Keystone Correction
    You can adjust the image.

22. Electric Focus
    You can adjust the focus by the Left/Right button on the remote to get the clearest projection.

23. PLAYBACK SETTINGS
    When playing videos, press the Menu button to prompt a sidebar menu that includes the following:
    Video ratio, Soundtrack, Subtitle, Playback settings, Cycle mode, and Audio Effect.

24. MOUSE MODE
    Go to Settings-> General-> Mouse Mode-> On/Off to enter/exit Mouse mode. While in Mouse mode, you can use the remote as a computer mouse as to control the projector with greater flexibility.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

• Before cleaning, unplug the power cord from the socket. Wipe the exterior of the projector routinely with the provided cleaning cloth or a cloth designed for professional use. Do not apply abrasive detergent, solvent or other coarse chemicals to avoid scrapes.
• Leave plenty of space around the vents for heat dissipation.
• Do not place anything blocking the speaker for better sound.
• Disassembling the device will not only nullify the warranty but may also cause harm to your or others’ safety.
• Do not use the projector near water, sources of heat, high­voltage electrical wires, or sources of magnetic fields.
• If you use the projector in a country other than where you purchased it, use the correct power cord for that country.
• Do not block the lens during projection using a book or any other object. This could damage the projector or cause a fire.
• Remove the battery from the remote control if not in use for extended amounts of time in case of leakage and damage to the remote.
• Please follow local regulations to promptly and properly dispose of used batteries.

TROUBLE-SHOOTING

1. Do I need to prepare a screen for projection?
   • For optimal performance, project onto a flat wall with only one colour, preferably white. However, using a recommended screen can provide the best experience.
2. The motion detection is not working.
   • Make sure the sensor is not blocked and the function is active in Settings.
3. The remote control isn’t working.
   • Press any button on the remote, if blue light flashes, the remote is still powered.
   • Check if there are obstacles in front of the VAN KYO icon on the projector. If the remote can’t work while pointing to the VAN KYO icon, the remote or the infrared function is abnormal.
   • If the infrared function is good, check if the remote has been paired via Bluetooth.
4. I can’t play files from my USB drive.
   • *Your USB drive may be in a format that the projector does not support. Back up the files to your computer, reformat the USB drive, transfer the files back to the drive, and plug the drive into the projector to try again.
5. I’ve connected a device via the H DMI port, but there’s still no signal.
   • There are 3 H DM I ports on the projector. Make sure the device is connected to the correct one, the H DM I wire is working, and the H DM I device is powered on.
6. No sound is playing.
   • Check whether the correct audio output (built-in speaker/ external speaker) is selected in Audio Settings, or if it’s muted.
7. The image isn’t clear/there is no image.
   • Make sure the original video is in high definition.
   • Check that the projector is in focus: go to Settings-> Image-> Electric Focus to adjust accordingly.
   • Power off the device and unplug the power cord. Plug it again after min and power on the device.
8. How do I choose the audio output?
   • When connecting to a speaker in Settings, there are two output options: PCM and RAW.
   • For PCM output, the audio source is decoded. It is compatible with almost all I speaker types, but the sound quality may be compromised.
   • For RAW output, no decoding is involved for the audio output, thus retaining the original sound (as long as the connected speaker supports the decoded audio). RAW output is generally the optimal choice.
9. What do I do if the system breaks down or gets stuck?
   • Power off the device and unplug the power cord. Plug it in again after 7 min and power on the device.
   • There may be too much on the system cache. Free up space on Android and delete rarely-used apps.
   • There may be a network problem. Check whether your network supports watching videos online. A bandwidth of BM or higher can usually support 7080p videos.
10. The remote control got disconnected/ I can’t power on the device wirelessly because the remote isn’t paired.
    • The projector can only be powered on by pressing the power button on the projector or via infrared. Powering on via Bluetooth is not available.
11. The system prompts a message of high temperature and the device shuts off automatically.
    • Make sure the device is working at a proper ambient temperature (within the device’s working temperature range) and that the vents are not blocked. Restart the device.
12. The device cannot be powered on.
    • Check whether the device is connected to power properly and that the socket connects to electricity. Press the Power button on the device to start.
13. How do I use the remote in mouse mode?
    • Go to Settings-> General-> Mouse Mode-> On/Off to enter mouse mode. Then you can use the remote as a mouse to control the projector.
    • Go to Settings-> General-> Mouse Mode -> On/Off to exit mouse mode.

The troubleshooting guide addresses the most common problems. If problems persist, feel free to contact Customer Support at support@ivankyo.com.

WARRANTY AND SERVICE

We will provide you with after-sales service based on specific local policies. Please contact your local sales representative or after-sale steam for more details. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach us via email at support@ivankyo.com.

FCC Caution

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, under part 75 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used by the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference wil not occur in a particular installation. lf this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This device complies with Part 75 of the

FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. this device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

RF Exposure Warning Statements for Laser Projector:
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment shall be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20cm between the radiator & body. This device contains licence-exempt transmitter(s)/receiver(s) that comply with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada’s licence­exempt RSS(s).

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause interference.
2. This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

IC Radio Frequency Exposure Statement for Laser Projector:
The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirements. The device can be used in mobile exposure conditions. The min separation distance is 20cm. Operation of this device is restricted to indoor use only. (W52 band)
For the USA: The frequency stability of al I transmission frequencies of U-N 11-7,
U-N 11 2A, U-N I I 2C and U-N 11-3 meet the requirements of 47 CFR FCC Part 75.407(g), and the manufacturer declares that their transmission is maintained at Band U-NI 1-7, U-N 112A, U-N 11 2C and U-N 11-3.
For Canada: The frequency stability of all transmission frequencies of U-N 11-7,
U-N 112A, U-N I I 2C and U-N 11-3 meet the 47 CFR FCC Part75.407(g) requirements, and the manufacturer states that their transmissions remain within the U-N 11-7, U-N 112A, U-N II 2C and U-N 11-3 bands.

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