1. Important Safety Notes
Installation
To achieve the best effect, please use the projector in a darker room or draw the curtains. Be careful when using the projector. Any dropping or bump may lead to damaged parts, blurred images, or improper display.
Power Source
Be careful to use the power cord to avoid excessive bending. A damaged power cord may cause electric shock and fire. Please be careful when using this machine. Falling or striking may damage components, blur images, or display abnormally.
High Temperature Attention
Do not disassemble the projector casually, as there may be a risk of electric shock, which affects normal maintenance. Liquids or heavy objects should not be placed on the machine.
- Altitude: Suitable for areas below 2000m altitude.
- Temperature: Please use in an ambient temperature of 0-35 degrees Celsius.
2. Product Overview
Know Your Projector
The following diagrams illustrate the various parts and interfaces of your projector. Note that the figures are schematic and actual interfaces may vary slightly depending on the model.
| No. | Component/Interface |
|---|---|
| 1 | Air input |
| 2 | IR / Focus camera |
| 3 | Lens |
| 4 | Air output |
| 5 | Power ON/OFF |
| 6 | Network port |
| 7 | HDMI |
| 8 | USB |
| 9 | Audio output |
| 10 | Power input |
| 11 | Indicator light |
| 12 | Hanger fixing hole |
| 13 | Tripod hole |
| 14 | Lift foot |
Remote Control
The remote control allows you to navigate the projector's menus and settings. Ensure the remote is pointed towards the front or rear infrared window of the projector for optimal sensitivity.
| Button | Function |
|---|---|
| Power | Turns the projector on/off. |
| Input Source | Selects input source (HDMI, USB). |
| Mouse | Activates/deactivates mouse mode. |
| Bluetooth | Activates/deactivates Bluetooth. |
| Up/Down/Left/Right/OK | Navigation and selection. |
| Home | Returns to the home screen. |
| Return | Goes back to the previous screen. |
| Menu | Opens the floating menu. |
| Focus- / Focus+ | Adjusts image focus. |
| Setting | Opens the settings menu. |
| Vol- / Vol+ | Adjusts volume. |
| Mute | Mutes/unmutes audio. |
3. Setup
Projection Distance and Size
Refer to the table below to determine the optimal projection distance based on your desired image size. Ensure the projector is placed on a solid, smooth surface or installed securely on the ceiling. The area around the projector should be well-ventilated, with no objects blocking the vents within 30cm.
| Projection Size (inch) | Projection Distance (meter) |
|---|---|
| 60 | 1.75 |
| 80 | 2.28 |
| 100 | 2.81 |
Note: The projection sizes and distance are for reference only.
Installation Methods
The projector can be installed in various ways depending on your environment and requirements:
- Ceiling Mount (Front Projection): Hung forward with a special hanger on the ceiling.
- Ceiling Mount (Back Projection): Hung backward with a special hanger on the ceiling.
- Tabletop (Front Projection): Placed on a smooth desktop, projecting forward onto the screen.
- Tabletop (Back Projection): Placed on a smooth desktop, projecting backward onto the screen.
To switch projection modes, go to the projection setting interface and select "Projection".
Important Notes for Installation:
- When using the lifting method, the projector should not rise above the upper edge of the screen to avoid affecting image quality or trapezoidal correction.
- Ensure the projector is installed on the symmetrical axis line on the left and right sides of the screen to prevent trapezoidal distortion on the left and right sides of the image.
- The projector area must be well-ventilated; do not cover or block the vents.
- Do not connect power during installation to avoid electric shock or circuit failure.
- If the image appears distorted or blurry at first boot, refer to the "Image Correction" section for adjustment.
4. Operating Instructions
Power On/Off
To Power On: Connect the power cord to the projector. Press and hold the OK button on the projector for 3 seconds, or point the remote control at the front/rear infrared window and press the power button.
To Shut Down: Long press the power button on the projector for 3 seconds, or point the remote control at the front/rear infrared window and press the power button to select shutdown.
Image Correction (Focus & Keystone)
The projector features an intelligent calibration system for optimal image display.
Focus Regulation: The image will automatically focus after power on or when the projector is moved. If the automatic focus is not perfectly clear, use the "F+" and "F-" keys on the remote control to fine-tune the focus. You can also disable auto-focus by going to "SETTING" > "SYSTEM" > "Projection" and toggling "Auto Focus" off.
Keystone Correction: If the projected image is distorted due to the projector being raised, lowered, or projected sideways, you can correct it. Go to "SETTING" > "SYSTEM" > "Projection" and select either "4-Point Keystone" or "4-Side Keystone". Note that if the tilt angle is too large, image definition may decrease.
Interface Operation Instructions
Signal Source Selection: From the home screen, press the signal source button on the remote control. Select your desired input (e.g., HDMI, USB) and press OK to switch to that source.
Connecting to Wi-Fi: Go to "SETTING" > "SYSTEM" > "Network & Bluetooth". Choose "Wireless Network", find your network, and press Confirm. Enter the password using the virtual keyboard and confirm the connection.
Playing from a U-disk: Connect your USB drive to the projector. Press the USB button on the remote, navigate to the USB page, and select Picture, Audio, Video, or Store to access your files.
Using Bluetooth: Go to "SETTING" > "SYSTEM" > "Network & Bluetooth". Select "Bluetooth connection", search for your Bluetooth device, and pair with it.
Miracast (Android Phone):
- On the projector: Go to APPS and select "Miracast".
- On your Android phone: Go to Settings, find the mirroring function, and connect to the projector.
Mirroring (iPhone):
- Ensure both the projector and your iPhone are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
- On the projector: Go to APPS and select "TV Casting".
- On your iPhone: Find the screen mirroring function and connect to the projector.
Connecting to a Bluetooth Speaker:
- On the projector: Go to Apps and find "Bluetooth Speaker".
- On your phone: Turn on Bluetooth and connect with the projector.
5. Maintenance
Dust Cleaning
Regular cleaning is essential for optimal performance and longevity of your projector.
- Clean the dust filter once every three months and replace it once every six months.
- Cleaning Steps:
- Shut off the projector and disconnect the power cord.
- Remove the dust net from the bottom of the fuselage.
- Blow the dust with an air duster.
- Remove any remaining dust and then reinstall the filter into the projector.
- If the dust cannot be removed, a new dust filter must be replaced.
- Clean the cabinet regularly with a damp cloth and neutral detergent. Do not use strong detergents or solvents (e.g., alcohol, thinner).
- Clean the lens with a glasses cloth or lens paper. Be careful not to scratch the lens.
- Regularly use a soft brush to clean the air inlet filter, vent, and loudspeaker to prevent dust accumulation, which can cause overheating and machine failure.
6. Troubleshooting
The projector is designed for ease of use, but occasional issues may arise. Please attempt the following troubleshooting steps before seeking professional repair.
- Power supply indicator light is not on:
- Check if the power supply plug is properly inserted.
- Projector does not turn on when pressing the power button on the remote control:
- Check if the remote control battery is out of power.
- Ensure no strong light is illuminating the projector's IR receiver.
- No picture is projected:
- Verify that the correct signal source is selected on the projector.
- Check if the signal source cable is properly inserted.
- Projector automatically turns off after a period of use:
- Check if the voltage is too low or fluctuating excessively.
- Unable to read U-disk:
- The projector only supports FAT32 and NTFS U-disk formats. If your U-disk is in another format, reformat it to FAT32 or NTFS using a PC.
- Picture is blurry:
- Maintain a projection distance of at least 50 inches (1.5 meters) until the picture is clear.
- The autofocus range is 1.5-3 meters. Beyond this range, manual focus adjustment is required.
7. Specifications
Detailed technical specifications for the TouYinger Q13W Projector.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | TouYinger |
| Category | Projectors |
| Type | Digital Projector |
| Use | Home |
| System | Android 15.0 |
| Optical Resolution | 3840x2160dpi (4K Decoder) |
| Ansi Lumens | 3800ANSI |
| Brightness | 54,000 lumens |
| Contrast Ratio | 35000:1 |
| Projection Technology | LED |
| Light Source Operating Life | 150000 hours |
| Projected Dimension | 55-300 inches |
| Screen Scale | 4:3/16:9 |
| Zoom | X2.0 |
| Throw Ratio | 1.27:1 |
| Keystone Correction | Electronic Correction, Auto Correction |
| Input/Output | HDMI, USB |
| Built-in Speaker | Yes (4Ω12W*3 2.1 Sound Channel+DSP) |
| Bluetooth-compatible | Yes (Bidirectional Bluetooth BT5.0) |
| Remote controller included | Yes |
| Power (W) | 195W |
| Power Source | AC&DC |
| Input Voltage | 100V-240V 50/60HZ |
| Weight | 4.0kg |
| Certification | CE |
| Origin | Mainland China |
Advanced Features
- MEMC & HDR10 Support: For realistic colors, ultra-denoise, and anti-shaking.
- Wifi6: For fast and stable wireless connectivity.
- HiFi Audio: 2.1 Sound Channel + DSP for immersive sound.
- Closed Projector Optical Machine: Fully sealed (IP5X dustproof) optical engine for long-term color accuracy, good heat dissipation, ultra-low noise, and nearly maintenance-free operation.
Comparison Tables
Here are some comparisons highlighting the Q13W's advantages:
8. User Tips
- App Downloads: Yes, you can download apps on the projector as it runs on Android 15.0. Navigate to the 'Apps' section on the home screen to access the app store.
- Firmware Updates: Do not update the firmware by yourself. If you wish to update, please contact customer support first.
- Dust in Projector: It is normal for one or two dust particles to enter the projector from the exhaust port during transportation. A small amount of dust will not affect projection quality. If black spots appear, gently wipe the lens with a non-dust cloth. Do not use ethyl alcohol.
- Fan Noise: Higher brightness in LED projectors often correlates with higher fan noise. While a low-power fan might reduce noise, it will also reduce brightness and heat dissipation.
- Focusing Issues: Projection distance is a primary factor affecting focus. Adjust the projector's distance to achieve the best viewing experience. For optimal performance, especially regarding fuzzy corners, consider higher-end projectors.
9. Warranty and Support
For any issues not resolved by the troubleshooting guide, or for warranty claims, please contact the relevant staff or the seller directly. A detailed user manual in PDF format is also available for download from the product page for further reference.
PDF User Manual: View User Manual (PDF)