itel PJH431 Projector User Manual

June 3, 2024
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PJH431 Projector
User Manualitel PJH431 Projector

Important Safety Considerations

Attentions: Thank you for purchasing this series of digital projector. Please recd through this “Users manual” for proper use of this product. Please keep this manual together with the warranty card in a safe place for reference as needed after reading. Please read this “Users manual” to find things you need to know in use or in case of problems.
Note
Do not open the enclosure to avoid electric shock.No components in the projector can be repaired by customers.Please entrust qualified professional maintenance personnel for repair.
The identification warns users of the voltage without insulating treatment in the projector which may cause electric shock via surface magnetic field. Therefore.it’s very dangerous to contact with any component inside the projector.
The identification reminds users to be very careful and cautious in the operation and mointenonce.Therefore.carefully read the manual to avoid any failures.
Warning Do not expose the projector to rain Of moisture to ovoid fire or electric shock: do not open the enclosure.
Identification [Electronic information product pollution control identification requirements]

  1.  Name, content and component of 6 hazardous substances included
    The name, content and component of 6 hazardous substances included in the product are as follows:Name and content of toxic and hazardous substances in the product Toxic and Hazardous Substances or ElementComponent Name| Lead(Pb)| Mercury(Hg)| Cadmium(Cd)| HexavalentChromium(Cr6+)| Polybrominated
    Biphenyls(PBB)| PolybrominatedDiphenyl Ethers(PBDE)
    ---|---|---|---|---|---|---
    ReaEquipmentBase Plate| | | | | |
    Framework| | | | | |
    Light source| | | | | |
    Connecting Wires
    between Machines| | | | | |

Note (meaning of or ×)
indicates the content of the toxic and hazardous substances in the component is below the limitation required in SV 1363-2006 standard. indicates the content of some toxic and hazardous substances in the component is above the limitation required in SJ n 1363-2006 standard. .
1.”Framework” of component name, including the external framework and internal components.

  1. Electronic Information Product Pollution Control Identification
    The national [Electronic Information Product Pollution Control Management Method] published on
    Feb 28th, 2006, identifies the environmental protection service life of this product.
    It will not have a profound impact on the environment pollution, human body and property within the age limit from the production date as long as complying with the safety and use considerations. The electronic information products shall be recycled and reused as required in the laws and regulations of various regions when they complete the normal use and are abandoned

  2. Package Recycling Marks (GB 18455- 2001) Various package materials are identified according to the package recycling marks (GB184552001).
    Package materials shall be abandoned as required in the legal provisions in terms of package material recycling and reusing.

The following safety instructions ensure the long service life of the projector to avoid fire or electric shock. Make sure to carefully read them and pay attention to all the following wamings.

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Do not install the projector in sites with improper ventilation.

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Do not block the ventilation holes {intake or exhaust).

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Do not install the projector near the temperature and smoke transducer. lt may cause a sensor failure.

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Do not install the projector in hot and humid sites.

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Do not install the projector in dust and smoke sites.

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Do not install the projector in sites with direct blowing of warm and cool air-condition wind. Otherwise it may cause the project failure due to moisture condensation or temperature increment.
Nstallation

  • Please use the projector in a dark room for best results.
  • Please use the projector with caution to avoid dropping or shocking, which may damage the internal components.

Power Supply

  • Use the power cord with caution to avoid unduly bending. Damaged power cord may cause electric shock or fire.
  • Unplug the power cord from the outlet after using the projector.

Cleaning

  • Unplug the power cord from the projector.
  • Use a wet cloth to clean the cabinet regularly . Neutral detergent may be used for serious smudge. Do not use strong detergent or solvent such as alcohol or diluent.
  • Use an air brush or lens paper to clean the lens and be careful not to scratch or abrade them.
  • Please clean the ventilation opening and the loudspeaker regularly with a cleaner. The projector will be overheated with blocked dust, causing the failure .
  • Please use the projector with a soft brush. Do not use rigid accessories, such as a crevice cleaning tool, to avoid damage to the projector.

Notes on Fire and Electric Shock

  • Make sure of adequate ventilation and blocked outlet to avoid heat accumulation within the projector.
  • Prevent foreign objects from falling into the projector, such as paper clips and paper scraps, do not attempt to retrieve any such object Do not insert any metal object, such as an iron wire or a screwdriver, into the projector. Make sure to immediately turn off the power and ask qualified professional maintenance personnel to remove any object falling into the projector.
  • Do not place any liquid on the projector.

Moving

  • Please use soft package materials and attach the lens cover to protect the lens when moving the projector. Also, do not impose severe mechanical vibration on the projector.

High Temperature Warning

  • During and after the projection, the temperature near the outlet will rise, therefore touching may cause burns. Do not peep at the lens, or it may cause severe eye injury.

Installed Away from Walls

  • Please leave at least 30cm from the wall to maintain the projector’s performance and reliability.

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Names and Functions of Projector Components

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Equipment Connection and Equipment

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Attentions:
Noise or image quality degradation may occur due to using a cable longer than that supplied with the product,or extending the RGB cable.We recommend to use a noise eliminator or other devices for long cables. Please consult with the installer or other professionals.
To obtain the clearest video,set the personal computer’s output frequency to 60 Hz.

Technical Points

What ‘ s RGB Port ?
The Port sends the video signal to a monitor or other devices . Three colors , R ( Red ), G ( Green ) and B ( Blue ), are respectively independent and transmitted as analogsignals by the system . What the personal computer displays is represented by RGB color space . All colors can be reproduced by the combination of the three colors .
These Ports mainly use mini D – Sub 15-core standard , which stipulates their shapes , while the control signals and others for signal synthesis are in synchronous transmission with RGB color signals .
What frequency are supported ?
The supported frequency is a term , indicating the scanning frequency width supported by the projector . Scanning frequency is the speed of the display drawing the screen .  he number of lines drawn in a second is called horizontal scanning frequency , and the number of screens redrawn in a second is called vertical scanning frequency . The more the scanning frequency , the higher the resolution , the more the number of colors expressed at the same time , and the less liable the display fiickers . For example , the display With the vertical scanning frequency of 70 Hz can draw 70 times of screen in a second .
Attentions:
The projection image may be incorrect though the image on LCD is correct as both the laptop LCD and the projector are displaying images . Please stop the synchronous display of the laptop and try only external output display in this case .
:Signal Flow Direction

Equipment Connection and Materials

There are various output modes of external output signals, depending on the personal computer manufacturer. See the following table for details.

Manufacturer Keys
Acer Fn+F5
Dell Fn+F8
Epson Fn+F8
Fujitsu Fn+F10
Hewlett-Packard Fn+F4
IBM Fn+F7
Lenovo Fn+F10
NEC Fn+F3
Panasonic Fn+F3
Sharp Fn+F5
Sony Fn+F7
Zotac Fn+F3/F5
Toshiba Fn+F5

Attentions:
Note: The contents in the above table was last updated in April 2016, refer to the actual contents in the computer manual.

Get to Know the Remote Control

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Attentions:
Please be careful when operating the remote control .
Do not drop or tread on the remote control , or splash any kind of liquid into the remote control .
Do not place the remote control near a heat source , n a place exposed to direct sunlight or in a damp room .

How to Install and Debug a Projector Quickly

Installation and Debugging

  1. Install the Projector
    You can choose to place the projector on the horizontal place or attach it to a hanging bracket.itel PJH431 Projector - Fig 11 ! Attentions:
    The hanging bracketis an accessory that is not supplied.

  2. Adjust the Focal Lengthitel PJH431 Projector - Fig 12****

Adjust the projector’s keystone correction ring and the focusing ring to obtain a satisfactory image
Itis recommended to adjust the keystone correction ring in case of keystone distortion i n the image ( Figure lon the right ).
When the screen image is blurred ( Figure 2 on the right ) , itis recommended to adjust the focus ring to improve the picture definition . Please move forward or backward proportionally in case the adjustment i s unable to obtain the satisfactory definition
Distortion Image Diagram

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  1. Adjust the image projected on the screen
    Check the horizontal and vertical screen settingsitel PJH431 Projector - Fig
14(1) Please move the project to one side in case of left or right screen offsets . ( Align the screen center to the projector lens center)
    (2) Please adjust with front adjuster for vertical offsets .
    (3) Please place the projector on a horizontal place for angle offsets
    (4) The projection screen as shown in the figure indicates the projector is not align to the screen . Please adjust the projector’ s location to align to the screen.
    ! Attentions:
    Change the projection mode in case the projector is hanging from the ceiling, orin arear projection system.

  2. Safe Shutdown
    (1) Use the key   onthe remote control to shutdown the projector.
    (2) Press and hold the key on the control panel to shutdown the projector
    .3) Press the s o f t key on the Port and shutdown the projector according to the prompts( only effective for smart Android version ) .
    (4) Please unplug the power cord after the projector shutdowns to save energy . Press and hold the key on the control panel to shutdown the projector.

Safe Shutdown

Correct Shutdown and Storage
The projector can be shutdown and be stored safely in the following steps.

  1. Press the key () onthe operation panel or the remote control of the projector and shutdown the projector according to system prompts.
  2. Screw in the focusing ring to ensure the lens fully stored inside the projectoritel PJH431 Projector - Fig 16
  3. Cover the dust proof lens to the lens, and store the device in a dry and cool place. Attentions:
    Do not place the projector in direct sunlight.itel PJH431 Projector - Fig
15

Date is for reference only.

Projection Distance and Size

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Screen Size Measurement (Inch)| Screen Size WidthxHeight (Meter)| Projection Distance (Meter)
---|---|---
32| 0.71| | 0.40| 1.
65″| 1.|
| 0.81| 2.0
100″| 2.| | 1.| 3.0
150 “| 3.|
| 2.| 5.

Design Allowable Error:+/-8%.
Measuring points in this form a re top – most and center positions of the lens , and assume the projector is placed horizontally ( front and rear adjusters re completely emoved

Maintenance

Cleaning Method
Make sure to unplug the power plug from the power outlet before cleaning .
Do not use insecticides or other volatile chemicals on the projector or lens .
Also do not allow the projector in long contact with the rubber or vinyl products .
It will result in a damaged or peeling coating .
Clean the Projector
Wipe the projector with a soft and dry cotton cloth . Wipe using a soft cloth with diluted neutral detergent and wipe up with a dry cloth for very serious smudges . Please comply with the attentions for wiping with a chemical ber cloth .
Do not use thinner , benzene or other solvents to avoid lower quality or spraying coating peeling off .
A brush can be inserted in the front of the cleaner for cleaning the air vent .
Avoid direct use of the cleaner without any joints or nozzles ,
Do not scrap the projector’s main part with nails or other rigid objects to avoid scratching .
Lens Smudges
Clean with the same method as the camera lens : use the cleaning web roller for professional air blowers or glasses lens . Be careful not to scrap the lens .
Cleaning the inlet and outlet
Dust at the inlet and outlet prevents the air ventilation , resulting in temperature rise and causing failure . Cleaning guideline : clean once at least every 10,000 hours of use . Turn off the power and disconnect the power cord .
Clean the external with an electric dust collector . Install a brush head converter on the cleaner . Please note that do not use the cleaner without a converter or an adapter without a brush head .

CAUTION
No components that can be repaired by users exist in the projector. Do not open the projector without authorization to avoid electric shock.
Contact your authorized professionals for repair as needed.

FCC Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 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 in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If 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 into 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.

Caution: Any changes or modifications to this device not explicitly approved by manufacturer could void your authority to operate this equipment.
This device complies with part 15 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 Information
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator and your body
ISED Statement
English:This device contains licence-exempt transmitter(s)/receiver(s) that comply with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada’s licence- exempt 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.
    The digital apparatus complies with Canadian CAN ICES-3 (B)/NMB-3(B).

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