Kodak LUMA 400 Manuale utente

KODAK LUMA 400

PORTABLE HD SMART PROJECTOR

User Manual

5"H | 5"W | 1.3"D (12.8 cm | 12.8 cm | 3.4 cm)

Please read all directions before using the product and retain this guide for reference.

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

SPECIFICATIONS

BOX CONTENTS

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

REMOTE CONTROL OVERVIEW

USING YOUR PHONE

USING A MOUSE

CHARGING THE PROJECTOR

USING THE PROJECTOR TO CHARGE DEVICES

USING THE AUDIO OUT JACK

POWERING THE PROJECTOR ON/OFF

PHOTO PLAYBACK CONTROLS

VIDEO PLAYBACK CONTROLS

ADJUSTING FOCUS

ADJUSTING VOLUME

CONNECTING TO WIRELESS NETWORKS

CONNECTING A BLUETOOTH DEVICE

ADJUSTING BRIGHTNESS

SET THE SCREEN ORIENTATION

ADJUSTING ZOOM

ADJUSTING KEYSTONE

SETTING DATE AND TIME

RESETTING THE PROJECTOR

CONNECTING EXTERNAL DEVICES

SCREEN MIRRORING ANDROIDWINDOWS  MIRACAST®

SCREEN MIRRORING IOS

PRELOADED APPS

USING THE APP STORE

UPDATING YOUR SOFTWARE

CUSTOMER SERVICE

WARRANTY

34

1112

1213

1516

1719

Thank you for purchasing the KODAK LUMA 400 PORTABLE HD SMART PROJECTOR. This User Guide

is intended to provide you with guidelines to ensure that operation of this product is safe and does not

pose risk to the user. Any use that does not conform to the guidelines described in this User Guide may

void the limited warranty.

Please read all directions before using the product and retain this guide for reference. This product is

intended for household use only.

This product is covered by a limited one-year warranty. Coverage is subject to limits and exclusions.

See warranty for details.

1. INTRODUCTION

2. SPECIFICATIONS

•Do not attempt to disassemble this device for any reason.

•Do not store the projector in areas where it will be exposed to high temperatures, humidity, or direct

sunlight. Exposure to any or all of these could permanently damage the projector.

•Never handle the projector with damp or wet hands. This could damage the projector or create the

risk of electric shock.

•Keep the projector out of the reach of children.

•Never point the projector at someone else’s face or look directly into the projector light. The light is

bright and could cause damage.

•Do not use products such as alcohol, gasoline, diluent, or any other organic solvent when cleaning or

attempting to clean this product.

•Do not use this device in an environment where it will be exposed to heavy dust or humidity/moisture.

•Never drop or shake the projector, as this could cause it to malfunction or permanently damage the

inside parts.

•Do not use the projector while bathing or in a shower.

•Do not place or store the projector where it can fall or be pulled into a tub or sink.

3. BOX CONTENTS

4. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

ANSI Lumens: 200

Native Resolution: 1280 x 720

Battery Capacity: 10,500 mAh

Dimensions: 5” x 5” x 1.3” (12.8 x 12.8 x 3.4 cm)

Weight: 1.2 lbs. (530 g)

Rated Inputs: (DC/Type-C): 15 V, 2 A

Rated Output: 5 V, 1.0 A

Smart Projector

Tabletop Tripod

DC Adapter

Remote Control

HDMI®-to-HDMI® Cable

Charging Cable

Quickstart Guide

•Do not place, drop, or submerge the projector in water or any other liquid.

•If the projector somehow falls into water despite you taking all of the above precautions, please do not

reach into the water to retrieve it. Unplug it immediately and then retrieve it.

•Take care that objects do not fall and liquids are not spilled onto the projector.

5. PRODUCT OVERVIEW

1. Power

2. Speaker

3. Air Inlet

4. Tripod Dock

5. Rating Label

6. Non-Slip Mat

7. Focus Wheel

1. Lens

2. Air Outlet

3. Up

4. Conirm / Back (press more than two (2) seconds)

5. Right

6. Left

7. Down

8. Power Indicator

9. Audio Output (3.5 mm)

10. USBC Charging Input

11. USB Input / Power Out

12. HDMI Input

13. Reset

14. DC Input (15 V/2 A)

6. REMOTE CONTROL OVERVIEW

You will need to pair the remote control with the projector before using it. Follow these instructions to

pair the 2.4G wireless remote with your projector.

1. Within two (2) minutes of turning on the projector, press and hold both the Vol + and Vol – keys for

approximately three (3) seconds.

2. The indicator light in the remote will lash quickly during this time and then stop. When the

lashing stops, this indicates that the remote has successfully paired with the projector.

NOTE: While the mouse button is activated, the Volume + or Volume - keys will function as page up

and down.

7. USING YOUR PHONE

For greater ease of use and a more intuitive experience, you can control the projector with the KODAK

LUMA Companion App from the Apple App Store® or the Google Play™ store.

Once installed, you can use your phone as a remote to navigate through menus, mirror your screen,

easily input login information for apps, and control media volume. Make sure to try out the reverse

screen mirroring feature, which allows you to view the LUMA interface directly on your phone, and

navigate that way!

1. Search for the KODAK LUMA in your phone’s app store.

2. Download the app, and make sure that your phone is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as

the projector.

3. Open the app and follow the instructions to pair it with the projector to enable remote

functionality.

Scan this QR code to download the KODAK LUMA App and use your phone as a remote!

Apple App Store Google Play

Scan this QR code to ind out more about the KODAK LUMA App and all its great features.

Before using the projector, connect it to the charger and allow it to fully charge. Always use the original

charger that was provided to ensure proper charging.

To charge the projector, connect the charging cable to the USBC charging port or connect the DC

adapter to the DC port.

If the red indicator LED light is lashing, you see a red battery icon in the upper right corner of the

screen, or you receive a Low Battery notiication on-screen, this means that the battery is low and you

should plug the projector in for it to recharge. While the projector is charging, the indicator LED will

be a solid red light. Once the process has completed, the indicator LED will change to a blinking white

light.

When the projector is powered on, you can connect the charging cable of your device to the USB port

of the projector, and it will operate as a mobile power bank to charge your electronic devices.

The power output is 5 V/1.0 A.

9. CHARGING THE PROJECTOR

8. USING A MOUSE

If you’d rather use a mouse instead of the provided remote control, this projector supports USB and

wireless mice, as well as USB and wireless keyboards.

1. Left: Conirm

2. Right: Return

3. Wheel: Page up/down

ADAPTER

15V/2A

To turn the projector on or o, hold the power button on the side for three (3) seconds. Once powered

on, tap the power button lightly to display the remaining battery percentage on the screen.

12. POWERING THE PROJECTOR ON/OFF

10. USING THE PROJECTOR TO CHARGE DEVICES

While the projector does include two (2) built-in speakers for regular use, you can also connect either

headphones or a portable speaker to the 3.5 mm AUDIO OUT jack as shown in the below image.

11. USING THE AUDIO OUT JACK

NOTE: External speakers can also be connected

to the projector via Bluetooth.

NOTE: The projector can also be turned on or o with the

remote control by pressing the POWER button.

If the image on the screen appears fuzzy or unfocused when you turn the projector on, use the focus

wheel on the side to correct the image. Turn the wheel up or down until the image appears sharp and

clear.

NOTE: If a speciic image or video remains fuzzy after adjusting the focus wheel, try pressing and

holding the conirm button to return to the home screen. If the home screen graphics appear clear

and the image is still fuzzy, the problem may be the image or video quality.

15. ADJUSTING FOCUS

To access your photos, from the home screen, navigate to Source > File Browser. From there you can

view individual photos or a slideshow of all photos stored either on your removable storage, or on the

projector itself (if you’ve downloaded anything). In slideshow mode, each photo will automatically

display in the order they are stored.

To access the controls during playback, you will irst need to tap the center circle button on top of the

projector to bring up the control menu. Then you may perform the following actions:

1. Pause the slideshow: tap the center circle button. Tap it again to resume.

2. Play next image: tap the > button.

3. Return to previous image: tap the < button.

To access the controls during your video playback, you will irst need to tap the center circle button on

top of the projector to bring up the control menu. Then you may perform the following actions:

1. Pause video: tap the center circle button. Tap it again to resume.

2. Fast forward: tap the > button. To increase the fast forward speed, tap the button again. Each press

will increase the speed in this order: 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x.

3. Rewind: tap the < button. To increase the rewind speed, tap the button again. Each press will

increase the speed in this order: 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x.

4. Exit video playback: Press and hold the center circle button for two (2) seconds.

13. PHOTO PLAYBACK CONTROLS

14. VIDEO PLAYBACK CONTROLS

To adjust the device volume during playback, use the + and - buttons on the remote control.

16. ADJUSTING VOLUME

17. CONNECTING TO WIRELESS NETWORKS

18. CONNECTING A BLUETOOTH DEVICE

1. From the home screen, select Settings.

2. From the Settings menu, select Wi-Fi.

3. Select the correct network from the list and use the arrows on top of the projector, your phone, or

the remote to navigate the keyboard and enter the password.

1. From the home screen, select Settings.

2. From the Settings menu, select Bluetooth.

3. Turn on the device you want to connect to your projector. Then, the device should appear

on the projector’s Bluetooth list.

4. Select the device on the Bluetooth list you want connected.

5. Wait a few mintues for your projector to connect to your device.

4. The projector should connect to that network whenever it is in range.

NOTE: It is necessary to connect to a wireless network if you want to take advantage of the Android

functionality on your projector.

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