This document is a user guide for a projector, providing safety notices, interface introductions, remote control instructions, usage manuals, connection guides, menu settings, and technical specifications.

Function Description

The device is a projector designed for displaying video, music, photos, and text from various input sources onto a screen or white wall. It features optical keystone adjustment and manual focus for image correction. The projector supports multiple multimedia formats and can connect to a range of external devices.

Important Technical Specifications

Imaging Technology: TFT LCD Resolution: 1280*768RGB Highest Resolution: 1920*1080 Light Source: LED LED Light Life Time: 30000 hours Lens: Multichip Coated Lens (F=180) Operation Mode: Manual operation Projection Distance: 1.5 - 5.6 meters Screen Size: 44 - 200 inches Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Color Temperature: 262K Keystone: Manual correction ±15° Power Input: 100V-240V-50/60Hz Integrated Watt: 135W Input: HD*2/USB/VGA/MicroSD/AV Output: Earphone Speaker: 3W*2 Language Support: 23 languages Unit Size: 310.7*239.3*117.6mm Projection Ratio: 1:4 Net Weight: 2.5kg

Supported Multimedia Formats:

Audio files: MP3/WMA/OGG/AAC/FLAC/APE/WAV
Image files: JPEG/BMP/PNG
Video files: 3GP(H.263,MPEG 4)/AVI(XVID,DIVX,H.264)/MKV(XVID,H.264,DIVX)/FLV(FLV)/MOV(H.234)/MP4(MPEG4,AVC)/MPG(MPEG1)/VOB(MPEG2)/MPG(MPG-PS)/RMVB(RV40)/RM
Text files: TXT

Supported HD Input Resolutions: 576P, 480P, 720P, 1080P, 640*480, 800*600, 1024*768, 1280*1024, 1280*720, 1440*900, 1920*1080, 1366*768, 1280*800, 1440*960, 1600*1200, 1680*1050.

Usage Features

Power On/Off: The projector can be powered on or off using the power button on the device (labeled "21" in the interface diagram) or the power button on the remote control. Boot Screen: After powering on, the projector displays a boot screen for 2 to 5 seconds before entering the multimedia screen. Focus and Keystone Adjustment:

Keystone: The projector features an optical keystone function (button "3" on the device) to correct distorted images (ladder-shaped) on the wall. Users can turn the keystone adjuster to normalize the image.
Image Focus: To achieve a clear image, users should place the projector vertically to the screen or wall and adjust the keystone (labeled "2" in the focus diagram) until the image is clear. During focusing, it's recommended to display video from the menu to check the focus. The manual notes that the projector does not have a level keystone function, and if an image is not level, the projector's position should be adjusted to be vertical with the screen. Remote Control: The remote control allows users to navigate menus, adjust volume, select signal sources, play/pause media, and mute audio. It requires pairing with the projector by simultaneously pressing the "+" and "-" volume buttons until the indicator light blinks. Interface Navigation: The projector's interface includes buttons for OK, Manual Focus, Keystone, UP, Left, Down, Right, Menu, Signal Source, Return, and Power Switch. Input Connections:
USB/MicroSD: Users can insert USB drives or MicroSD cards into the designated slots (17 and 20) to access multimedia content.
AV Input: Connect AV video equipment using a 3-in-1 video convert cable to the AV input slot (18). Supports NTSC/PAL formats.
HD Input: Two HD input slots (14 and 15) are available for connecting computers and other HD-enabled devices. The projector also supports MHL cable connection for mobile phones and tablets (users should consult their device manufacturer for compatibility).
VGA Input: Connect devices via the VGA port (13).
Audio Output: A 3.5mm earphone slot (19) allows connection of earphones or external speakers. Menu Settings:
Image Menu: Access the image menu via the remote control to adjust settings such as image mode (standard, soft, user, dynamic), color temperature (cold, hot, user standard), zoom mode (auto, 4:3, 16:9, point-to-point, panoramic, zoom1, zoom2, just scan), noise reduction (close, low, middle, high, tacitly approve), and screen orientation (vertical flip).
Audio Sub-menu: Adjust audio settings including balance (-50 to +50), auto volume (open, off), surround sound (close, surround, SRS), and equalizer (120Hz, 500Hz, 1.5Hz, 5kHz, 10kHz).
Time Sub-menu: Set clock, off time, on time, sleep time, and auto sleep.
Set Sub-menu: Configure language, restore factory settings, and upgrade software. Display Menu: Control content playback using the display menu, which includes options for video, fast rewind, fast forward, previous, next, stop, and broadcast.

Maintenance Features

Safety Notices:

Read the manual carefully before use.
Use a national standard power cable with grounding and ensure the power voltage matches the projector's marking.
Do not open the projector to avoid voiding the warranty.
Avoid looking directly at the projector lens during operation.
Do not cover the projector vents with cloth, carpet, or other materials to prevent clogging.
The projector is not waterproof; keep it away from rain, moisture, and liquids.
Turn off and unplug the projector if not used for a long time.
Use original foam or anti-shock material for transport.
Contact the supplier for problems; do not attempt self-repair. Dust Removal: Regularly remove the air inlet to clean dust to ensure proper air circulation. Power off the device before performing this operation. Both sides of the slot can be disassembled for cleaning. Adjustable Foot Pads: The projector has adjustable foot pads. Lift the projector and press the "PUSH" button to adjust the height. Battery for Remote Control: To prevent power shortage, do not mix old and new batteries. Remove batteries if the remote control will not be used for a long time to prevent leakage corrosion. Dolby Copyright Notice: Due to Dolby copyright, the projector does not support Dolby-related decode.

GOODEE YG600 - User Manual; Preparation and Power Operations

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