NexiGo TriVision Ultra 4K Tri-LED-Laser Projector - PJ95

Quick Start Guide

Welcome to the NexiGo Family!

Thank you for choosing the NexiGo TriVision Ultra! You are now part of an exclusive club: the NexiGo family! It's our job to make sure you enjoy your membership. If you have any problems, please contact us any time at cs@nexigo.com for further assistance.

From all of us here at NexiGo, we want to thank you for your trust in us. We look forward to serving you again in the near future.

Sincerely,
The NexiGo Team

Contact Information

Website: www.nexigo.com

E-mail: cs@nexigo.com

Manufacturer: Nexight INC

Tel: +1(458) 215-6088

Address: 11075 SW 11th St, Beaverton, OR, 97005, US

Turn On the Projector

Step 1. Placing your projector.

A diagram illustrates the projector placed on a surface, projecting an image onto a wall. Arrows indicate the optimal projection distance range from the projector to the screen (2.3m to 4.23m or 7.55ft to 13.88ft).

Step 2. Plug the projector into a power outlet.

A diagram shows the projector's power port (labeled DC IN) connected to a power cable, which is then plugged into a wall socket.

Step 3. Put batteries in the remote.

A diagram shows the back of the remote control being opened, with arrows indicating the correct orientation for inserting two AAA batteries.

Step 4. Press and hold the power button for 3 seconds.

A close-up view of the top of the projector highlights the power button with an indicator light. A finger icon is shown pressing and holding the button.

Step 5. Completing first time set-up

The first time you use your projector, follow the on-screen instructions to complete the basic set-up, which involves:

Pairing the remote with the projector.
Selecting your preferred language.
Selecting your preferred time zone.
Adjusting focus.
Adjusting keystone.
Connecting to a network.

Projector Distance & Size

A diagram shows a projector projecting an image onto a screen. Lines indicate the screen diagonal (D), image length (L), image height (H), and projection distance (A).

D (Inches) Screen Diagonal	L (Inches) Image Length	H (Inches) Image High	A (Feet) Projection Distance
80	68.9	39.25	7.55
90	78	44	8.48
100	87	49	9.22
110	96	54	10.1
120	104	58	11.02
130	113	63	11.96
140	122	69	12.88
150	131	74	13.88

Projector Diagram

Front View

1. Projection Lens ?
2. Autofocus Camera ?
3. Eye Protection Sensor ?️

Top View

4. Handle
5. Arrow Buttons ⬆️⬇️⬅️➡️
6. OK Button ✅
7. Return Button ↩️
8. Settings Button ⚙️
9. Source Button ?️
10. Power Button ?

Back View

11. Power Input ?
12. HDMI 1 (eARC)
13. HDMI 2 (Gaming)
14. USB 1 ?
15. 3.5 mm Jack (Audio Out) ?
16. S/PDIF ?
17. LAN ?
18. IR Sensor ?

Bottom View

19. Height-Adjustable Feet ↕️ / Ceiling Mounting Screw Threads ? (M4 x 20 mm)
20. Tripod Screw Thread ? (1/4" - 20UNC x 1/4")
21. Streaming Stick Storage Compartment
22. HDMI 3 (For Fire TV Stick)
23. Micro USB Connector (For Fire TV Stick)
24. Label Location

Remote Introduction

Function Diagram

1. Power: Shutdown / Sleep / Restart / STR / Set Shutdown Timer
2. Source: Change input source
3. Air Mouse: Toggle motion control (recommend for typing)
4. Settings: Open sidebar menu
5. Arrow Buttons: Change selection
6. OK: Select the highlighted option
7. Return: Return to the previous screen
8. Menu: Press to pull up more functions (for USB devices); Press and hold to focus
9. Home: Return to the home page
10. Volume + / -: Increase or decrease the volume ?➕/➖
11. Mute: Toggle audio on and off ?
12. Play / Pause: Start or stop a video ▶️/⏸️
13. Rewind / Fast Forward: Move forward or backward within a video ⏪/⏩

Connectors and Ports

When connecting a device to the projector, please be sure to:

Turn off all devices before making any connections.
Make sure the cable is inserted securely.
Use the appropriate cable for the device.

Diagram of Ports

The rear and side panels of the projector show various ports:

1: HDMI 1 (eARC Support) / HDMI 2 (Recommend for Gaming) / HDMI 3 (For Fire TV Stick): To connect devices like cable boxes, DVD players, streaming sticks (Roku, Fire TV, etc.), and computers.
2: USB 1 ?: To connect storage devices like mobile hard drives and USB flash drives.
3: Audio Out / S/PDIF ?: To connect audio devices like soundbars or speakers.
4: LAN ?: To connect an Ethernet cable.

Image Adjustment (Physically)

Diagrams illustrate physical adjustments to the projector's angle and lens to correct image shape distortion. Arrows show tilting and rotation.

Image Adjustment (Electrically)

Correcting Keystone

If the projection is still distorted after using physical methods, use Keystone Correction to adjust the projection.

Automatic Keystone: If projecting onto a white wall, navigate to Settings > Image > Keystone Correction > Automatic Keystone Correction.

Auto Screen Alignment: If projecting onto a screen, navigate to Settings > Image > Keystone Correction > Auto Screen Alignment.

Manual Keystone: Navigate to Settings > Image > Keystone Correction > Manual Keystone Correction. Select Four Point to adjust corners only, or Eight Point to adjust corners and edges. For small changes, use Fine Tune.

? Please wait 3-5 seconds for changes to take effect.

Additional options include Auto Keystone Correction at Startup, Keystone Correction When the Device Moves, and Automatic Obstacle Avoidance.

Adjusting Image Clarity

Please adjust the focus if the image appears blurry.

Automatic Focus: To achieve a clear image automatically, go to Settings > Image > Auto/Manual Focus > Autofocus.