Manuals / 3M / Computer Equipment / Projector

3M MPro150 manual Connecting to a Component Video Device

Models: MPro150

1 58

Download 58 pages 25.48 Kb

Page 16

English

3M™ Pocket Projector MPro150

Connecting to a Component Video Device

For component video input, you must purchase the optional 3M MPro150 Component AV Cable. This cable sends a higher quality video signal for the best possible image.

1Connect the component AV cable to the projector’s VGA-AV input.

2Connect the other end of the AV cable to the video device’s audio and video outputs.

Important Note: There are two red connectors on the Component AV cable. One is for the right audio channel and the other is for the Pr component video signal. Be careful to connect the red audio to red audio and red video to red video. If these connectors are switched, the projected image will appear green and an abnormal noise will come from the right speaker.

16	© 2010 3M. All Rights Reserved.

Image 16

3M MPro150 manual Connecting to a Component Video Device

Contents

3M MPro150 English Contents Safety Information Intended Use StatementTo reduce the risk associated with hazardous voltage To reduce the risk associated with fire and explosionTo reduce the risks associated with driver distraction To reduce the risks associated with chokingTo reduce the risks associated with LED bright light To reduce the risks associated with hearing lossTo reduce the risks associated with tripping and falling Safety Labels LED Light OutputIntroduction Product FeaturesThank You For Choosing 3M Package Contents Parts Charged before using the projector with the battery Install BatteryGetting Started Installing an Outlet Adapter onto the Power Adapter Power AdapterReplacing the Outlet Adapter Charge the Battery 30000Battery Charging Notes Battery Maintenance TipsConnecting to a Composite Video Device Making ConnectionsConnecting to a Component Video Device English Connecting to a Computer DescriptionPowering Off Powering OnBasic Operating Instructions Status Indicator Light Status Indicator Light MeaningVideo Mode Icons Description/ MeaningAdjusting Image Size Adjusting the FocusDiagonal SIze Image Width Image Height DistanceWhen Viewing a File List or in the Settings Menu When Connected to a Video SourceChanging the Brightness Icon MeaningAdjusting the Volume Checking the Battery LevelAttaching the Tripod Transfer Files to Projector Insert microSD Card Using the microSD Card SlotEject microSD Card Home Screen Basic File OperationsStatus Bar Home Screen File List Selecting a File and Opening ItDelete a File Marking a File as a FavoriteView File List on SD Memory Card Return To Home ScreenViewing a Document Document File SupportSupported Versions Font Support Embedded Objects Support Scrolling Through Pages Magnifying and Panning aReturn to File List Spreadsheet Files Viewing a Spreadsheet FileMagnifying and Panning a Spreadsheet Supported Versions of Microsoft ExcelSelect Another Spreadsheet Supported Versions Of Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation FilesFile Support Viewing a PresentationScrolling Through the Slides Media Files Video and Audio File SupportPlay an Audio or Video File Video Files SupportPause Playback Skip to Previous or Next File During PlaybackPhoto View Photo File SupportView a Photo Skip to the Next or Previous PhotoSettings SettingOperation Video Playback OptionsMusic Playback Options Background Music Setting Slide Time Interval SettingPicture Slideshow Options Language OptionsHow to Update the MPro150 Software What You Need For The UpdateUpdating Software English Cleaning the Projector Troubleshooting Projector will not turn onImage is not visible or is very dim Projector is displaying a question markProjector is making a noise Description Specification SpecificationsProjector Supported Computer Signals BLP508-001 Rechargeable Lithium-Ion BatteryReplacement Parts / Accessories Limited Warranty English What 3M Will Do To Correct Problems FCC Statement Class B RoHS Statement Weee StatementTrademarks English Projection Systems 3M Austin Center