Projector Touchjet Pond User Manual

							©2015TouchjetPteLtd.Page10www.touchjet.comAtthebackoftheStylusisasmallBatteryCap(C),whichmaybeunscrewedfrom the body. The cylindrical body holds two AAA batteries, which shouldbothbeinsertedwiththeirpositiveends(anode)pointingtowardsthetip.AlthoughtheStylususesminimalpower,itisagoodideatoturnitoffwhilenotinusetopreservebatterylife.Airmouse)Remote)TheAirmouseallowsyoutocontroltheProjectorandAndroidappswithouttouching the display unit. It can connect to the Projector in two differentways: by an infrared beam pointing at the back of the Projector or by aBluetooth(wirelessradio)connection(seeinstructionsbelow).Refertothefigureabove:A. Battery Case–Below the button panel is a white area with the Touchjetlogo.HoldtheAirmouseupsidedownandpushtoslidethispanelwithyourBCDEFAGJHKIF 
						

							©2015TouchjetPteLtd.Page11www.touchjet.comthumbs to reveal a compartment for two AAA batteries. Placetwo AAAbatteriesinsideasindicated,thenslidethepanelclosed.B.PowerButton–PressoncetoswitchtheProjectortostandbymode,andrepeat to turn the power on. Alternatively, the Power Slider Switch on theProjectorhasthesamefunctionwhenbrieflyactivated.C.VolumeControl–Usethevolumekeystoadjustthespeakervolume.Note: There is no volume control on the Projector itself. ThevolumeofthespeakermayonlybeadjustedusingtheAirmouseorsoftware controls in the Settings Screen or in the chosen Androidapp.D.HomeKey–PresstobringuptheHomeScreenontheprojector.E. Arrow Keys–These keys can be used on the Home Screen and otherscreenstohighlighticonsinthedirectionofthearrowpressed.F.ReturnButton–Presstobacktothepreviousscreen.G. Airmouse Button–Pressrepeatedlyto switch between airmouse andremotemode.H.PresstobringuptheSourcemenu.I.PresstobringuptheSettingmenuwhentherehassettingmenu.J.Presstobringupthestyluscalibrationscreen.k.OK Button–When the desired icon or function is highlighted with thearrowkeys,presstheOKButtontoactivateit. 
						

							©2015TouchjetPteLtd.Page12www.touchjet.comToestablishaBluetoothconnection:UsetheAirmouseHomeButtonoraStylustogettotheHomeScreen,thenactivate the “Gear” icon to bring up the Settings Screen. Look for theBluetoothSwitchonthescreenandturnitonbytappingitwiththeStylus.OntheAirmouse,pressthe“mouse”buttonandholditforupto5secondsuntiltheredindicatorlightstartsblinking(itdoesnothavetobepointedattheProjector).Itisnowreadyfor“pairing”.On the upper right corner of the projected screen, select “Search forDevices.” A list of available devices will appear, and among them will be“TJAIR”. Select this device with the Stylus. The screen will indicate that thedevices are “paired” (working together), and the red light on the Airmousewillbecomesteady.You may now point the Airmouse at the projected image from a distance.ThecursoronthescreenwillmoveasdirectedbytheAirmouse.Ifyoumovethecursorontoaselectableicon,thaticonmaybeactivatedbypushingtheOKButton.The Airmouse will remain paired with the Projector thereafter but will gointo “sleep” mode if not used for a fewminutesandtheredindicatorturnsoff.AwakenitbypressingtheAirmousePowerButtonjustonce. 
						

							©2015TouchjetPteLtd.Page13www.touchjet.comC.)Getting)Started)1. Remove the Battery Cap of the Stylus and insert two AAA batteries,anodes (positive ends) toward the tip of the Stylus. Screw the cap back onand slide the Power Switch on the Stylus toward the tip. Press the smallPointerButtonontheStylustomakesurethetipfaintlyglowsred.Ifso,theStylusisactive.2.ConnectthePowerSupplytotheProjector.3.ConnectthePowerSupplytoanoutlet.4.Powerontheprojector:Set the projector up on a tripod or flat surface and point it toward theprojectionscreenorwall.Atypicaldistanceforclearviewingis1to2meters(3to6feet).Slide forward and hold the Power Slider Switch on the right side of theprojectorfor3seconds.• ThePowerSliderSwitch’sgreenLEDlight(ontheleftside)willturnonwhentheprojectorison.• Inabout1minute,adisplaywillappearontheprojectionsurface.To put the Projector in standby (powerXsaving) mode, press the PowerButton on the Airmouse or slide the Power Slider Switch on the Projectorforward briefly (holding the Power Slider Switch for 3 seconds will shut thepower off completely). In standby mode, the optical engine should poweroff and the fan should stop spinning. The Projector can be turned on againfrom standby mode and return to the previously shown screen using theAirmouse Power Button or by sliding the Power Slider Switch on theProjectorforwardbriefly. 
						

							©2015TouchjetPteLtd.Page14www.touchjet.com5.PositiontheProjectoratadistancefromtheprojectionsurfacethatyieldsthe desired projected image size and brightness. Adjust the Focus Wheel infrontofthePowerSliderSwitchuntiltheimageisinsharpfocus.Theimageshouldbesimilartothefigurebelow:6.TouchtheactiveStylustothecenteroftheprojectedimage(donotblocktheopticalpathbetweentheStylustipandtheProjector).InordertohaveaccurateplacementandinteractionoftheStylus,performacalibration(seenextsection). 
						

							©2015TouchjetPteLtd.Page15www.touchjet.comD.)Stylus)Calibration)1. Make sure your Projector is on and that you are projecting your screenontoonevensurfaceofyourchoice.2. When you touch the Stylus to the projected image, a white dot willappear.Move the stylus down and to the left of the screen until the whitedotappearsovertheTargetMark(picturedbelow).TaptheStylusthere. 
						

							©2015TouchjetPteLtd.Page16www.touchjet.com3.FollowtheonscreeninstructionstocalibratetheStylusposition.KeepthetipoftheStylusdepressedoneachmarkforabout3seconds.RemembertoholdtheStylusatanangle,asyouDONOTwanttoblocktheinfraredlightsignalbetweenthedeviceandtheStylus.Also,makesureyoupress down lightly on the Stylus when performing this step toactivate thesignal.IfyouholdtheStylusonthesurfacesothetipisslightlydepressedandthenslide it around the surface, it is like sweeping your finger on a tablet orsmartphone.Youcandrawwithitormovethingsaround,dependingontheapp.Note: If you do not use the Stylus for more than 3 minutes or so,the Projector puts its Stylus detection functions to sleep to savepower. The first tap of the Stylus thereafter awakens the functionsbutmaynotregisteruntilthesecondtapormovement. 
						

							©2015TouchjetPteLtd.Page17www.touchjet.comE.)Connecting)to)WiFi)Before setting up or signing in to your Google account, you must firstconnectyourProjectortoawirelessconnection(WiFi).TheSettingsScreencanbeaccessedbyclickingonthe“Gear”iconpicturedbelow:Then turn on WiFi andselect the correct WiFi device. After entering thepassword,youshouldautomaticallybeconnectedtoyourWiFirouter.Note: Troubleshooting for router and WiFi connection issues isbeyondthescopeofthisUserGuide.Forproblemsconnectingtoarouter, we suggest that you contact your router manufacturer orsearchtheInternet(“TroubleshootingWiFiforAndroid”).After you are connected, you will see the WiFi indicator at the top right ofthe display. Tap anywhere on the screen to see the Android menu on thebottom of the screen. Tapping the envelopeXshaped icon there will get youbacktotheHomeScreen. 
						

							©2015TouchjetPteLtd.Page18www.touchjet.comF.)Signing)in)to)Google)OnceyouhaveaconnectiontotheInternet,youwillbepresentedwiththechoice of logging on to an existing Googleaccount or to create a new one.An email address and password that you use for any of the followingapplicationswillworkforyourGoogleaccount:• Gmail• YouTube• GoogleApps• AnyotherGoogleproductAssuming you already have a Google account, enter your usernameandyour password to sign in. When you sign in, all emails, contacts, Calendarevents and other data associated with that account are automaticallysynced with your device. If you have multiple Google accounts, you will beabletoaddyourotheraccountslater.If you do not have a Google account, you can create one using yourProjector (or a PC connected to the Internet) by choosing a username andpassword.Itmaytakeupto5minutestoconnecttotheGoogleservers. 
						

							©2015TouchjetPteLtd.Page19www.touchjet.comOnce you have signedin and connect to the Google Play store, you maydownload any apps that you wish. Most Android apps work well with theProjector.Note:TheProjectordoesnothavethefollowingsensorsordevicescommon to most smartphones and tablets and thus is notguaranteedtoproperlyrunappsthatuseorrequirethesesensors: • Cellphonetransceiver• GPSreceiver• Compass• Accelerometersandpositionsensors• Camera• BuiltXinmicrophone