DUANDETAO VS311 Multimedia Video Projector Instruction Guide
- June 3, 2024
- DUANDETAO
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DUANDETAO
DUANDETAO VS311 Multimedia Video Projector
Specifications
- Brand: DUANDETAO
- Connectivity Technology: VGA, USB, HDMI
- Display resolution: 480 x 320
- Display Resolution Maximum: 1920 x 1080
- Display Type: LCD
- Package Dimensions: 66 x 6.69 x 3.94 inches
- Item Weight: 89 pounds
- Imaging system: 2.55 inch single LCD panel display
- Brightness: 150 Lumens.
- Languages: Chinese, English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Russian, Japanese
- LED Lamp Using Life: More than 30000 hours. (LED Lamp Power: 25W)
- Native resolution: 480 * 320 Pixels (SVGA ).
- Standard Lens: 3 pieces of glasses len Manual Zoom/Manual Focus
- LCD Contrast Ratio: 1000 : 1
- Aspect Ratio: 4:3/16:9
- Color: 7 million
- Light Uniformity: 95%.
- Projection method: front
- Projection Image Size (Diagonal): 20-150 inch
- Projection Distance: 1-5m
- Power Supply: 12V 2A
- Power Consumption: 24W
- Working voltage: AC 90-240V/50-60Hz
What’s in the box?
- Multimedia Mini Projector
Descriptions
Home theatre environments are frequently created with DUANDETAO VS311 projectors. Even if the projector is used eight hours a day, the lamp won’t need to be changed for three years thanks to its long lamp life of up to 10,000 hours. You can effortlessly adjust the lens to focus for a clear image and texture thanks to the vast experience’s expanded image focusing capability. For watching movies, wide screen screens offer an excellent viewing experience. The LCD projector offers additional simplicity because to its HDMI, USB, VGA, AV, and audio interface, which is nearly always compatible with gadgets like set-top boxes and PCs. You can share your smartphone’s display using the projector.
Remote Control overview
Features
Long Lamp Life
Because it can last up to 10,000 hours, watching it is more appropriate for children and the elderly. This suggests that the light won’t need to be replaced even if the projector is used for 3 years at a rate of 8 hours per day.
BIG SCREEN
The enhanced image focusing feature, you may instantly adjust the lens to focus for crisper pictures and text.
Rich interface
The LCD projector is virtually completely compatible with PCs, set-top boxes, and cellphones thanks to its HDMI, USB, VGA, AV, and audio interfaces.
Note
Electrical plug-equipped products are made with American consumers in mind. You may require an adapter or converter to use this product while travelling because outlets and voltage differ from one nation to the next. Please check compatibility prior to purchasing.
FAQ’s
How bright is the lumen brightness when the contrast is just 15000:1?****
We’ve included a video regarding brightness for your convenience. Our P28 model is on the left, while other 10,000 lumen projectors are to the right. The distinction is immediately noticeable.
Can it be used with 240 volts? South America is where I’d like to take it.****
Yes. It can run on 110 to 240 volts.
MP4 files can the USB play them?****
Yes. It has the ability to play MP4 files.
Are you able to use a surround receiver with this?****
It can connect to them if it has a 3.5mm aux port.
A manual or automatic Focus is available.****
The handbook is the main focus.
Will this result in a mirrored image that can be viewed via a screen?****
Yes. It will. There is no sound, however the sight on my fire stick is excellent and connected. I looked at it. I reduced the volume and muted Dolby Digital.
Can my projector accommodate a speaker?****
By adding more speakers to your projector, you can increase the volume whether watching a DVD or listening to another business presentation. The majority of projectors have an Audio Out connector that lets you use regular connecting lines to connect external audio equipment.
Can my phone connect to my projector?****
A USB-C video output port is present on almost all Android devices. Even though HDMI is still the majority of projectors’ primary input port, you can use a conventional connection to connect to your projector if you use a straightforward adapter.
How can I wirelessly link my phone to a projector?****
1) Switch on the projector.
2) Switch your projector’s input to [NETWORK].
3) Use your Android phone to join an accessible Wi-Fi LAN. Tap [Settings
]-[Wi-Fi] on your Android smartphone. Turn on the Wi-Fi. A list of networks is
available. You can sign up for wireless LAN by selecting [Network Display].
Why is there no signal going to my projector?****
The most frequent causes of the “No Signal” notification are as follows: The source device and projector are not properly linked. Make sure the plugs on the adapters and cables are firmly in place. Make sure the cable or adapter you use to connect your source device to the projector is the right one.
What distinguishes a projector from a tiny projector?****
Full-size projectors attempt to give the highest quality image at the largest scale, whereas mini projectors are primarily focused on portability and convenience. This is the primary distinction between projectors and mini projectors.
How can I use a USB cord to link my phone to my projector?****
You need a USB-C to HDMI converter if your Android phone has a USB-C port rather than a Micro-USB one. Just attach the converter to the other end of the HDMI cable and your projector to the other. You may use the device after connecting the USB-C end to your phone.
Can you use a projector with a TV?****
You must connect the projector to your TV in order to utilise it. You will need to use a Video Graphics Array to High Definition TV video cable (VGA) and a Home Theater audio cable, respectively, to connect your TV and projector.
How much space are projectors needed in?****
Traditional projectors need a lot of space to cast a large image. In order to display an image that is 100 inches wide, you typically require a distance of at least 100 inches between the projector and the screen. For a small room, a projector with a short-throw lens—which allows it to cast a larger image from a closer distance—may be required.
How much room do projectors require?****
To cast a huge image, traditional projectors require a lot of area. You normally need a distance of at least 100 inches between the projector and the screen in order to display an image that is 100 inches wide. A projector with a short-throw lens—which enables it to cast a greater picture from a closer distance—might be necessary for a tiny location.