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  • Page 1 aaxa TECHNOLOGIES User Guide...
  • Page 2 Caution! WARNING: Please use this product as instructed. Misuse may cause injury or death. DO NOT use while driving Caution for Battery Use • Do not pierce or puncture the battery DO NOT expose to water or wet with sharp objects surfaces.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Connecting a TF Card Chapter 1: M6 at a Glance Connecting a USB Stick M6 Introduction Chapter 3: Menu Screens Remote & Keypad Main Menu Accessories Video Player Menu Chapter 2: Getting Started Photo Viewer Menu Powering On / Off...

  • Page 4: Chapter 1: M6 At A Glance

    Chapter 1 M6 at a Glance Main Unit Front/Back Power Button Power Switch TF Card DC Port Digital Input Focus Adjustment Headphone Out AV Port USB Port VGA Port Infrared Receiver (Remote Control)

  • Page 5: Remote & Keypad

    Both the keypad and remote can be used to navigate through the menus. The Main Menu Navigation on the remote functions exactly the same as the directional pad on the M6 unit. NOTE: Pressing power on the remote will only put the projector in STANDBY mode.

  • Page 6: Accessories

    Accessories A/V Cable Remote Carrying Case Power Adapter *Under various circumstances, the actual accessories may be different from those shown in the pictures above. Additional accessories are available for purchase at www.aaxatech.com...

  • Page 7: Chapter 2: Getting Started

    Getting Started Powering ON the projector Connect the power cord to the M6. Connect the other end of the power cord into the wall power source. Toggle the On / Off switch on the side of the projector to the “ON” position -- the projector should automatically turn on.

  • Page 8: Focus Adjustment / Throw Distance

    Focus Adjusment / Throw Distance Focus Adjustment • Spin the focus wheel up or down until the image becomes clear. Throw Distance Chart Throw Distance Diagonal Size Units: Inches Units: Inches 16:9 Aspect Ratio Throw Ratio 1.10 Projection Angle: 100% Offset *minimum throw distance: 12 inches...

  • Page 9: External Input/Outputs

    External Inputs and Outputs TF Card Digital Input USB Stick Composite Cable Headphones/speakers...

  • Page 10: Connecting To A Computer Vga

    Connect one end of the VGA Cable to your computer’s VGA Adapter. Step 2: Connect the other end of the VGA Cable to your M6’s VGA port. Step 3: In the Main Menu, select the “Inputs” icon and then the “VGA” Icon. Select “INPUT” icon...
  • Page 11 Connecting to a Computer Cont. Step 4: Enabling VGA on your Computer – To enable VGA output on your computer, most computers require “turning on” the video output feature. Each computer is different. Please consult your owner’s manual for instructions to enable VGA output. Below are standard instructions for a Win- dows 10 computer –...

  • Page 12: Connecting To A Digital Input

    Digital Input Adapter. Step 2: Connect the other end of the Digital Input Cable to your M6’s Digital Input port. Step 3: In the Main Menu, select the “Inputs” icon and then the “Digital Input” Icon. Select “INPUT” icon...
  • Page 13 Connecting to a Computer Cont. Step 4: Enabling Digital Video output on your Computer – To enable Digital Video output on your computer most computers require “turning on” the video output feature. Each computer is different. Please consult your owner’s manual for instructions to enable Digital Video output. Below are standard instructions for a Windows 10 computer –...

  • Page 14: Connecting To Composite Video

    Connecting to Composite Video Step 1: Connect the 3.5mm Composite AV Cable to the back of the M6. Step 2: Connect the composite end of the AV Cable (Red, White,Yellow) to your device.
  • Page 15 The M6 can connect to many media devices including: iPod, iPhone, iPad, VHS players, DVD players, Blu-Ray players, smart phones, cameras, video game con- soles and other peripherals with ease. *Some smartphones require video out capabilities to be displayed with the M6. Check with your phone manufacturer.

  • Page 16: Connecting To Digital Input Video

    Connecting to Digital Video Input Step 1: Connect one end of the Digital Input cable to your M6’s Digital Video Input Adapter. Step 2: Connect the opposite end of the Digital Video Input cable to your device. Note: Apple devices require a specialized...
  • Page 17 The M6 can connect to many media devices including: iPod, iPhone, iPad, VHS players, DVD players, Blu-Ray players, smart phones, cameras, video game con- soles and other peripherals with ease. *Some smartphones require video out capabilities to be displayed with the M6. Check with your phone manufacturer.

  • Page 18: Headphones

    Connecting Speakers / Headphones Step 1: Connect your speakers/headphones to the projector’s audio port. Step 2: Ensure that the projector and/or the headphones are powered on. Step 3: Place the headphones on and enjoy! *CAUTION Prolonged use of headphones at a high volume may impair hearing.

  • Page 19: Connecting A Tf Card

    Micro TF Card How to insert your Micro TF Card • Slide in your TF card into the TF card slot on the side of the M6 (facing down as shown in picture). • Gently slide the TF card until it clicks into place.
  • Page 20 Micro TF Card Cont. File Menu System • The M6 will show all folders and files you have on your TF Card in the C: drive. Media Player menu • Use the directional buttons to navigate • In the main menu select the type of file to different folders or files.

  • Page 21: Connecting A Usb Stick

    USB Drive How to insert your USB Drive • Slide your USB Drive into the USB port (as shown in picture). • Gently slide the drive until it cannot go in any further. How to access your USB Drive • Insert your USB Drive into the projector.
  • Page 22 USB Drive Cont. File Menu System • The M6 will show all folders and files you have on your USB Drive. • Use the directional buttons to navigate Media Player menu to different folders or files. • In the main menu select the type of file you wish to play.

  • Page 23: Chapter 3: Menu Screens

    Chapter 3 Menu Screens Main Menu The M6 features a built in PMP (Portable Media Player) function. This function allows the projector to play videos, pictures, music files, and text directly from your connected devices. Direction Pad Input On / Off Exit/Back •...

  • Page 24: Video Player Menu

    • Choose which file you wish to play. Fig. 3.1 Fig. 3.2 The M6 will show all folders and files you have on your USB or TF drive. Use the navigation buttons to select folders or files. Previewing Files: •...
  • Page 25 Video Player Menu While Playing Videos While playing videos, the volume is adjustable. Further controls are available in the video player submenu - which is accessed through the “OK” button. Volume Up Volume Down Enter Video Player Submenu • To open/hide the video playback menu, use the “OK”...
  • Page 26 Video Player Submenu Playing Videos The Video Player Submenu can be accessed by pressing “OK” during video playback. To exit the Video Player Submenu, press the “Back” button or wait 5 seconds. To navigate the Playback Menu, use the directional buttons on the navigation pad or remote to highlight the option you wish to choose (Fig.

  • Page 27: Video Playback Faq

    Video Playback FAQ How do I loop a video? How do I preview a video? 1. Choose either USB or TF Card 1. Choose the “video” option from for playback the main menu 2. Navigate using either remote or onboard buttons to the file you wish to preview.

  • Page 28: Photo Viewer Menu

    Choose which file you wish to play. Fig. 3.4 Fig. 3.5 The M6 will show all folders and files you have on your USB or TF Card drive. Use the navigation buttons to select folders or files. Previewing Files: •...
  • Page 29 Photo Menu While Viewing Pictures While viewing pictures, further controls are available in the Photo Submenu - which is accessed through the “OK” button. Previous Picture Next Picture Enter Photo Player Submenu • To open/hide the Photo Playback menu, use the “OK”...

  • Page 30: Viewing Pictures

    Photo Submenu Viewing Pictures: The Photo Submenu can be accessed by pressing “OK” during picture slide-show playback. To exit the Photo Submenu, press the “Back” button or wait 5 seconds. To navigate the playback menu, use the directional buttons on the navigation pad or remote to highlight the option you wish to choose (Fig 3.6).
  • Page 31 Photo Slideshow FAQ How do I play a slideshow? How do I manually control the slideshow? 1. Choose either USB or TF Card for playback 1. After selecting the photo you wish to be displayed, you can press “play” to start the slideshow (as outlined in the previous FAQ).

  • Page 32: Music Player Menu

    Choose which file you wish to play. Fig. 3.7 Fig. 3.8 The M6 will show all folders and files you have on your USB or TF Card drive. Use the navigation buttons to select folders or files. Previewing Files: •...
  • Page 33 Music Player Menu Listening To Audio: To adjust the volume, use the left and right button on the projector or the volumes keys on the remote. To navigate the playback menu, push the “OK” button to open the menu and use the directional buttons on the navigation pad or remote to highlight the option you wish to choose (Fig 3.9).
  • Page 34 Music Playback FAQ How do I loop a song? How do I create a song playlist? Insert your media device (either TF 1. Choose either USB or TF Card card or USB) into computer. for playback Make a new folder on media device (folder name will be the name of the playlist).

  • Page 35: Text Viewer Menu

    Use the navigation buttons to select folders or files. Viewing Text Files: The M6 Micro Projector allows you to view text files. Select the file you want to view in the file menu for the particular storage device on which the file is stored. You can press the left and right arrow buttons on the directional pad or remote to flip through the pages you have in the present folder.

  • Page 36: Chapter 4: Setup Menu

    • Balance • Auto Volume • Surround Sound Within the settings menu, there are Brightness four more submenus that allow you • to customize your M6 to the settings • Standard • Bright you want. Option • OSD Language •...

  • Page 37: Picture Settings

    Picture Settings Picture Mode • Changes the picture mode to different settings depending on your usage Color Mode • Adjusts the color temperature from warm to cool (red to blue) Slideshow Time • Sets the timing of a transition Projection *Caution: Some pictures may be cut off when aspect ratio is set incorrectly •...

  • Page 38: Sound Settings

    Sound Settings Sound Mode • Changes the sound mode depend- ing on what is currently playing Balance • Adjusts the sound balance manu- ally Auto Volume • With the Auto Volume On, the video can be opened with volume automatically Surround Sound •...

  • Page 39: Settings

    Option Settings OSD Language • Changes the language of the device. Options include English, Spanish, Chinese, German, French, Korean, Japanese Restore Factory Default • Restores the projector to factory settings OSD Duration • Allows the projector to set a duration for the selected OSD language Software Version •...

  • Page 40: Brightness Feature

    Brightness Feature There are 3 different power modes for the M6: Bright, Standard, and Eco. • Bright: The brightest mode with the highest Fan Speed. Only available while plugged in. • Standard: A normal mode. Only available while plugged in.

  • Page 41: Chapter 5: Technical Details

    Be sure to setup the computer to enable a video signal output. On some lap- tops this is done by pressing and holding Function F5 key. If using the M6 as an external monitor on Windows based systems, this can be done by selecting “extend my desktop to this monitor”.
  • Page 42 Technical Details Troubleshooting THE PROJECTOR DOES NOT TURN ON Possible Causes Solution There is no power Check to ensure the power outlet source is good. Check the power adapter to ensure a proper con- nection with the wall outlet as well as the projector. Confirm that the unit is charged and has enough power The power button was not held long enough...

  • Page 43: Specifications

    (32GB maximum) Dimensions: 7” x 7” x 2.1” Weight: 2.5 lbs Supported File Formats: MP3, WMA, OGG, WAV, JPG AVI, BMP, GIF *HDMI™ is a registered trademark of HDMI Licensing LLC. AAXA Technologies is not affiliated with HDMI Licensing LLC.

  • Page 44: Notes

    Notes...
  • Page 45 Please direct all customer service inquiries to: AAXA Technologies, Inc. 17691 Mitchell N., Unit #B Irvine, CA 92614 (714) 957-1999 info@aaxatech.com...

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