To Next PageTo Next PageHow to display Office files correctly on Elmo Boxi MP-350 via USB viewer?
To display Office files correctly on your Elmo Projector via the USB viewer, convert the Office file to a PDF file. This ensures proper display.
Why is my Elmo Boxi MP-350 Projector WiFi connection sometimes cut off?
Your Elmo Projector's WiFi connection may be unstable due to a few reasons. An obstacle or excessive distance between the projector and your iPad or iPhone could be the cause; try removing any obstructions or moving the devices closer. Also, other devices using the same frequency nearby might interfere; keep these devices away from the projector. Another possibility is that another device is using the same IP address; in this case, change the projector's IP address.
How to fix temperature warning on Elmo Boxi MP-350?
If you see a temperature warning on your Elmo Projector, it means the internal temperature has increased. To resolve this, immediately turn off the projector and let it cool down for at least 30 minutes. Then, ensure that the ventilator is not blocked, is free from dust, and that the surrounding temperature is not above 35 degrees Celsius before turning the projector back on.
What to do if I get a temperature error on my Elmo Boxi MP-350 Projector?
If your Elmo Projector displays a temperature error, the internal temperature has increased. The suggested solution is to turn off the projector immediately and allow it to cool down for a minimum of 30 minutes. Before restarting, ensure the ventilator isn't blocked, is clean of dust, and the ambient temperature is below 35 degrees Celsius.
How to troubleshoot no power on Elmo Boxi MP-350?
If your Elmo Projector has no power, check the power cord connection to ensure it is securely plugged in. Verify that the outlet is providing electricity. Inspect the AC adapter connection and the power cord for any signs of damage. Also, make sure the projector's temperature is not too high.
What to do if Elmo Projector says 'No JPEG photos in the folder to display'?
If your Elmo Projector displays 'No JPEG photos in the folder to display', check the format and version of the file to ensure it is a supported JPEG format.
What to do if Elmo Boxi MP-350 Projector says 'Not enough free space'?
If your Elmo Projector displays 'Not enough free space', delete unnecessary files from the USB flash drive and try again.
What to do if Elmo Projector says 'File is damaged!'?
If your Elmo Projector displays 'File is damaged!', try using a different file to see if the issue persists.
How to correct distorted image on Elmo Boxi MP-350 Projector?
If the image on your Elmo Projector is distorted, check the projector's installation to ensure it is properly aligned. Perform keystone correction if necessary to adjust the image geometry.
How to troubleshoot blurred image on Elmo Projector?
If the image on your Elmo Projector is blurred, check the lens adjustment to ensure it is properly focused. Verify the projector placement and that the lens is clean. Also, check for any condensation on the lens and ensure the focus is within the correct range.
Conditions requiring service and use of replacement parts.
Notes on WiFi operation, prohibited conditions, and interference.
Compliance with FCC Part 15, cautionary notices, and interference statements.
Interpretation of Red LED for errors like abnormal temperature or fan issues.
Precautions for battery type, usage, and keeping away from children.
Table correlating projector distance to screen size for optimal projection.
Connect AC adapter and power cord to projector and outlet.
Use HIGH SPEED HDMI cables; avoid excessive force on terminal.
Back up data; do not remove drive during operation.
Connect power, press button; wait for startup.
Projector remains hot; allow to cool before casing.
Use navigation buttons to choose desired input source.
Turn focus ring to sharpen the projected image.
Use +/- buttons on remote to adjust keystone correction.
Use 'V' button on panel to access keystone correction.
Lists supported movie, picture, and office file formats.
Controls for play, stop, pause, speed adjustment, and volume.
Controls for navigating files, zooming, and moving images.
Lists supported Microsoft Office and Adobe PDF formats.
Accessing and navigating the main and sub menus.
Select input source and correct keystone distortion.
Select display mode and adjust image brightness.
Adjust image contrast and speaker volume.
Set menu language and access detailed configuration options.
Configure ECO mode, Display settings, Auto power off, etc.
Select AUTO, HDMI, or RGB signals from the menu.
Manually select USB or WiFi sources.
Use navigation buttons to adjust keystone distortion.
Select Cinema/Game, Photo, or Presentation mode.
Use navigation buttons to set brightness from 1 to 100.
Use navigation buttons to set contrast from 1 to 100.
Use navigation buttons to set volume from 1 to 10.
Select desired language from the provided list.
Options include ECO mode, Display settings, Auto power off, Projection, Installation, Factory settings.
Activate or deactivate ECO mode for power saving.
Use navigation buttons to shift image horizontally.
Use navigation buttons to shift image vertically.
Adjust frequency to reduce vertical flicker noise.
Adjust tracking to reduce horizontal flicker noise.
Select AUTO, 4:3, or 16:9 aspect ratio.
Set timer from 1-180 minutes or disable function.
Table of supported computer signal resolutions and frequencies.
Table of supported video signal resolutions and frequencies.
Conditions requiring service and use of replacement parts.
Notes on WiFi operation, prohibited conditions, and interference.
Compliance with FCC Part 15, cautionary notices, and interference statements.
Interpretation of Red LED for errors like abnormal temperature or fan issues.
Precautions for battery type, usage, and keeping away from children.
Table correlating projector distance to screen size for optimal projection.
Connect AC adapter and power cord to projector and outlet.
Use HIGH SPEED HDMI cables; avoid excessive force on terminal.
Back up data; do not remove drive during operation.
Connect power, press button; wait for startup.
Projector remains hot; allow to cool before casing.
Use navigation buttons to choose desired input source.
Turn focus ring to sharpen the projected image.
Use +/- buttons on remote to adjust keystone correction.
Use 'V' button on panel to access keystone correction.
Lists supported movie, picture, and office file formats.
Controls for play, stop, pause, speed adjustment, and volume.
Controls for navigating files, zooming, and moving images.
Lists supported Microsoft Office and Adobe PDF formats.
Accessing and navigating the main and sub menus.
Select input source and correct keystone distortion.
Select display mode and adjust image brightness.
Adjust image contrast and speaker volume.
Set menu language and access detailed configuration options.
Configure ECO mode, Display settings, Auto power off, etc.
Select AUTO, HDMI, or RGB signals from the menu.
Manually select USB or WiFi sources.
Use navigation buttons to adjust keystone distortion.
Select Cinema/Game, Photo, or Presentation mode.
Use navigation buttons to set brightness from 1 to 100.
Use navigation buttons to set contrast from 1 to 100.
Use navigation buttons to set volume from 1 to 10.
Select desired language from the provided list.
Options include ECO mode, Display settings, Auto power off, Projection, Installation, Factory settings.
Activate or deactivate ECO mode for power saving.
Use navigation buttons to shift image horizontally.
Use navigation buttons to shift image vertically.
Adjust frequency to reduce vertical flicker noise.
Adjust tracking to reduce horizontal flicker noise.
Select AUTO, 4:3, or 16:9 aspect ratio.
Set timer from 1-180 minutes or disable function.
Table of supported computer signal resolutions and frequencies.
Table of supported video signal resolutions and frequencies.
General| Brightness | 3500 Lumens |
|---|---|
| Projection System | DLP |
| Resolution | 1024 x 768 (XGA) |
| Projection Distance | 3.9' - 39.4' (1.2 - 12 m) |
| Lamp Life | 6, 000 Hours |
| Projection Size | 30" - 300" |
| Input Connectors | HDMI, USB, Audio In |
