OVERMAX Multipic 5.1 Smart LED Projector User Manual

OVERMAX Multipic 5.1 Smart LED Projector

Overview

Introduction

Dear customer! Thank you for placing trust in us and choosing Overmax. Thanks to the use of high-quality materials and modern solutions, we provide you with a product perfect for everyday use. We are convinced that the product will satisfy your requirements as it has been manufactured with utmost care. Before you use the product, please read this operating manual carefully. Should you have any remarks or questions concerning the product, please do not hesitate to contact us: pomoctechniczna@overmax.pl

Important

Before you start using the projector, please read and follow the guidelines included in this operating manual. Wrong use of the device may lead to electric shock or raise fire risk. When using and maintaining the projector, please adhere to the instructions below.
Product information:

• Frequency range: 2.412 – 2.472 GHz
• RF output power: 1.39 dBm

Note:

Installation

• To enjoy better image quality, use the projector in rooms with drawn curtains or in dark rooms.
• Use the projector carefully. Fall or failure may damage parts or cause the image to blur, and lead to incorrect display.

Switching on

• Be careful when using the power cord, make sure you do not bend the cable extensively; damage to power cord may lead to electric shock or fire.

Cleaning

• Before you start cleaning the device, disconnect the power cord.
• Clean the housing with a wet cloth on a regular basis.
• To clean the projector lens, use the glasses tissue or soft fabric to avoid scratching.
• Regularly clean air holes and loudspeakers of the projector with the use of a soft brush, otherwise ventilation may get blocked. Clean the dust filter on a regular basis.

High temperature

• When the project is on, make sure the air holes of the device are not covered. For this reason do not place it on soft surfaces or cover with materials.
• Do not look into the lens when it is operating.

Additional information

• Do not place any liquids or heavy items on the projector.
• Do not disassemble the projector on your own – electric shock risk.

To assure stable dissipation of heat, before you start the projector, adjust its height in the lower part with the use of a base adjustment knob. The product complies with the requirements of EU directives. Pursuant to the Directive 2012/19/EU, this product is subject to selective collection. The product must not be disposed of along with domestic waste as it may pose a threat to the environment and human health. The worn-out product must be handed over to the electrics and electronics recycling center.

Description of projector parts (fig. 1)

1. Base adjustment knob
2. Infrared receiver
3. Lens
4. Power cord port
5. Wireless network port
6. Rear infrared receiver
7. Audio output 3.5 mm
8. HDMI 1 port
9. USB ports
10. AV input
11. HDMI 2 port
12. Loudspeaker
13. Fan
14. Image sharpness knob
15. Dust filter cover
16. Dust filter

Upper and lower part of the projector (fig. 2)

1. Panel
2. Label
3. Projector assembly holes
4. Base adjustment

Panel (fig. 3)

1. ON/OFF switch
2. Exit key
3. OK key
4. Direction key (up)
5. Direction key (down)
6. Direction key (left)
7. Direction key (right)

Remote control (fig. 4)

1. On/off key
2. Select source
3. Direction keys
4. Menu
5. Homepage
6. Volume up
7. Volume down
8. Mute
9. Rotate projection screen
10. Confirm key (Play/pause)
11. Exit
12. Previous slide
13. Next slide

How to install

Standard settings
Please see the table below to adjust the size of the image and the distance of the projector.

Aspect ratio 16:9

Image size (inches)| Distance (m)
50| 1.70
70| 2.38
100| 3.30
120| 3.97

If the distance between the projector and screen is lower than the minimum or is too large, the image may be blurred.

Image shape adjustment
Check the trapezoid adjustment diagram (fig. 5)

• X – wrong installation
• ✓ – desired installation

Projector installation methods
Contact the professional assembler to fix the projector under the ceiling. Suitable positions of the projector (fig. 6):

1. Ceiling assembly for frontal projection.
2. Placing projector on the platform for frontal projection.
3. Ceiling assembly for rear projection.
4. Placing projector on the platform for rear projection.

Warning: The projector may be irreparably damaged in case of the wrong installation on the ceiling or other surface.

• The projector must only be used in the place in which temperature ranges from 5 °C to 35 °C. If you do not stick to this rule, the projector may fail.
• The failure may occur if the projector is in a dusty, wet, humid, or smoky area.
• Insufficient ventilation may lead to overheating, which in turn may result in damage to the projector or life-threatening situations.

How to use

Switching on and off

• When the projector is connected to a source of power, it switches into standby mode. The indicator light glows in red.
• To switch the projector on or off, press the switch at the top of the housing or press the on/off key on the remote control. If the indicator light glows in blue, it means the projector is ready for operation.

Sharpness adjustment

• Position the projector so that the lens is perpendicular to the wall or screen the image is to be displayed.
• To improve the sharpness of the image, turn the sharpness knob on the side of the housing to make the image sharp.
• If the image is not displayed perpendicularly, it will be distorted.

Connection to the source of multimedia through cable
The projector allows you to display images from various devices. Depending on the device, you need to use a suitable input at the back of the housing

• USB port – such devices as pen drive, hard drives.
• HDMI port – such devices as PC, laptop, console, satellite signal receiver, or phone (supporting MHL technology and only through dedicated MHL cable).
• Video-In (AV) input – such devices as consoles, and satellite signal receivers.
• RJ45 (LAN) port – input port for Internet connection

Selection of source
Step 1: Switch the projector on. You will see the main interface (fig. 7).
Step 2: Select the source from the list of signal sources and confirm the connection.
Connection via Bluetooth
Step 1: Select „Settings” on the left side of the main interface (fig. 8).
Step 2: Select „Bluetooth”, find available devices, and select the device you wish to connect to (fig. 9).

How to use MaxhubShare
Step 1: Select „MaxhubShare” in the main interface.
Step 2: Scan the QR code to download the MHShare TV application (fig. 10). Follow the instructions in the application.
Miracast
Connect the projector and mobile phone to the same Wi-Fi network. Run the MHShare TV application and connect to the TV set. Select „TV-R37” and click „Connect”. When the connection is successful, select „Doubling” and „Start now”.

Connection to Wi-Fi network
Step 1: Select „Wireless network” on the left side of the main interface (fig. 11).
Step 2: Find the Wi-Fi network to which you wish to connect to, enter the password, and confirm (fig. 12).
Read files on an external drive
In the main interface select „Media”, select your drive, and then the select the file you wish to display.
Downloading applications
Select „Store” in the bottom left corner of the main interface. Download the selected application. You can add the application by clicking „+” (fig. 13).
System update
Select „Settings” > „System info” > „System update” (fig. 14).

Restoring factory settings
Select „Settings” > „Popular” > „Factory settings” (fig. 15).
Keystone effect settings
If you position the projector non-parallel to the wall, the image will be displayed in the shape of a trapezoid. The image may be adapted both vertically and horizontally by shortening and spreading sides and corners (fig. 16, 17).
Zoom settings
It is possible to adapt the zoom effect to your preferences (fig. 18).
Supported formats
Video formats: 3GP/AVI/FLV/MP4/MPG/VOB/TS/M2TS/DAT/MKV
Audio formats: MP3/APE/AAC/FLAC/OGG/WAV/WMA/MID/DTS/M4A
Image formats: BMP/JPG/PNG/JPEG
Note: this device does not support sound coded in the Dolby system due to copyright protection.

Troubleshooting

correctly connected
On/off switch is damaged
2. The projector does not work when you are using a remote control| Remote control has no batteries or batteries are flat
Remote control is pointed at infrared receiver (2)
Infrared receiver (2) is highly illuminated
Input source may be incorrect
Problem| Possible causes
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3. No image| No input signal
Input cable is not connected
In PC mode the PC output frequency is not 50-60 Hz. Make sure the PC output is connected to projector
If you use laptop, check if output signal is HDMI1 or HDMI2
Projector ventilation is blocked
4. Automatic shut-down| Voltage is not stable
Projector is overheated, check if fan (13) is not damaged

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