Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector User Guide

It’s a galaxy of stars in the palm of your hand! Beam images of space onto any surface for a close-up view of stars, planets, and more. The easy-carry handle lets you bring the solar system wherever you go—or tilt it on the stand to project out-of-this-world views onto a wall or ceiling!

Specifications

Model: LER2830
Brand: Learning Resources

Dimensions: 7.5 x 5 x 4 inches
Weight: 0.75 pounds

Power Source: 3 AAA batteries (not included)
Projection Modes: Static stars, rotating stars, and constellation patterns

Materials: BPA-free, child-safe plastic
Age Range: 3 years and up

Color Options: Blue and Green

Includes

Projector

Stand
3 Discs with space images

Features

Interactive Learning: Projects stars and constellations to introduce kids to astronomy.

Rotating Function: Allows the stars to rotate, creating a dynamic and immersive starry night experience.
Compact Design: Portable and easy to use in any room.

Child-Safe Materials: Made from BPA-free, non-toxic plastic, safe for young children.
Battery-Operated: Powered by 3 AAA batteries for portability and ease of use.

Multiple Projection Modes: Offers both static and rotating star projections with adjustable brightness.
Educational Focus: Helps develop an early interest in science and space exploration.

How to Use

Make sure batteries are installed before the next Battery Information use. See page.
Start by inserting one of the discs into the open slot on the top of the place. Click projector. It should click into place.

Press the power button on the back of the projector; point the projector at a wall or ceiling. You should see an image.
Slowly twist the yellow lens at the front of the projector until the image comes into focus.

To view other images on the disc, simply turn the disc in the projector until it clicks and a new image is projected.
There are three discs included. To view another disc, remove the first one, and insert the new one until it clicks into place.

The projector includes a stand for adjustable viewing. Place the projector in the stand and point it at any surface—even the ceiling! The stand can also be used for extra disc storage.
When you are finished viewing, press the POWER button at the back of the projector to turn it off. The projector will also automatically shut off after 15 minutes.

Space Facts

Sun

Over a million Earths could fit inside the sun.
It takes about 8 minutes for light from the sun to reach Earth.

Moon

Only 12 people have ever walked on the moon. Would you like to walk on the moon?
The moon has no wind. You can’t fly a kite on the moon!

Stars

The color of a star depends on its temperature. Blue stars are the hottest of all stars.
The light from some stars, such as those in our neighbor galaxy Andromeda, takes millions of years to reach Earth.
When you look at these stars, you are truly looking back in time!

Planets

Mercury

There can be no life on Mercury because of how close it is to the sun. It is just too hot!
Mercury is the smallest of the planets. Its size is just slightly larger than EEarth’smoon.

Venus

The hottest planet in our solar system is Venus. The temperature is over 850°Fahrenheit (450° Celsius).

Earth

Earth is the only planet that has liquid water on its surface. Earth is composed of at least 70% water.

Mars

The tallest volcano in our solar system is located on Mars.

Jupiter

The Great Red Spot on Jupiter is a storm that has been raging for hundreds of years.
Of all the planets in our solar system, Jupiter spins the fastest. Saturn
Saturn is the only planet that can float in water (but good luck finding a tub large enough to hold Saturn!).

Uranus

Uranus is the only planet that rotates on its side.

Neptune

The planet with the strongest winds in our solar system is Neptune.

Pluto

Pluto spins in the opposite direction of Earth; therefore, the sun rises in the west and sets in the east on Pluto.

Green disc

Mercury
Venus

Earth
Mars
Jupiter

Saturn
Uranus
Neptune

Orange disc

Earth & Moon
Crescent Moon

Lunar Surface
Astronaut on Moon
Full Moon

Total Eclipse
Our Solar System
The Sun

Yellow disc

Asteroids
Astronaut in Space

Comet
Little Dipper Constellation
The Milky Way Galaxy

Space Shuttle Launch
Rocket Launch
Space Station

Battery Information

Installing or Replacing Batteries

WARNING:

To avoid battery leakage, please follow these instructions carefully. Failure to follow these instructions can result in battery acid leakage that may cause burns, personal injury, and property damage.

Requires:

3 x 1.5V AAA batteries and a Requires Phillips screwdriver

Batteries should be installed or replaced by an adult.
Shining Stars Projector requires (3) three AAA batteries.
The battery compartment is located on the back of the unit.

To install batteries, first, undo the screw with a Phillips screwdriver and remove the battery compartment door.
Install batteries as indicated inside the compartment.
Replace the compartment door and secure it with the screw.

Battery Care and Maintenance

Tips

Use (3) three AAA batteries.
Be sure to insert batteries correctly (with adult supervision) and always follow the toy and battery manufacturer’s instructions.

Do not mix alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc), or rechargeable (nickel-cadmium) batteries.
Do not mix new and used batteries.
Insert the battery with the correct polarity.

Positive (+) and negative (-) ends must be inserted in the correct directions as indicated inside the battery compartment.
Do not recharge non-rechargeable batteries.
Only charge rechargeable batteries under adult supervision.

Remove rechargeable batteries from the toy before charging
Only use batteries of the same or equivalent type.
Do not short-circuit the supply terminals.

Always remove weak or dead batteries from the product.
Remove batteries if the product will be stored for an extended period. Store at room temperature.
To clean, wipe the surface of the unit with a dry cloth

Please retain these instructions for future reference.

Troubleshooting

Avoid:

The projector is not waterproof, so avoid submerging it in water or other liquids. Because heat sources can harm electrical components, keep them away from them.

Never combine different types of batteries or old and fresh ones.

Cautionary Note:

Due to small parts, keep away from youngsters under three years old.

To prevent leaks, make sure the batteries are put correctly.

Typical Problems:

Make sure the batteries are completely charged before using the dim projection. To keep your brightness at its best, replace your old batteries.

If your lights are flickering, make sure the battery contacts are clean and firmly in place.
No Projection: Make sure the room is sufficiently dark to see the stars, and that the power switch is fully engaged.

Advice:

Have extra batteries on hand at all times to prevent service outages.
To avoid overheating, keep the projector in a well-ventilated environment.

Please retain the package for future reference.
Made in China. LRM2830-GUD
Learn more about our products at LearningResources.com.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

Easy to use with simple controls.

Provides an educational and entertaining experience for children.
Portable and lightweight design.
Multiple projection modes for a customizable experience.

Cons:

Battery-operated, which may require frequent replacements with extended use.
Best used in a completely dark room for maximum effect.

Warranty

The Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector comes with a 1-year limited warranty, covering defects in materials and workmanship. Ensure you retain the original purchase receipt for warranty claims.

FAQS

What is the Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector used for?

The Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector is used to project stars and constellations on ceilings or walls, helping children explore astronomy and learn about the night sky in a fun, interactive way.

What age group is the Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector suitable for?

The Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector is designed for children ages 3 and up, making it perfect for early learners interested in science and space.

What types of projections does the Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector offer?

The Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector offers static stars, rotating stars, and constellation pattern projections, giving users various options to explore.

How do you set up the Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector?

To set up the Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector, insert 3 AAA batteries, place it on a flat surface, and select your desired projection mode using the side switch.

What materials is the Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector made of?

The Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector is constructed from durable, BPA-free plastic, ensuring it is safe and long-lasting for children's use.

How do you clean the Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector?

To clean the Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector, simply wipe it with a soft, damp cloth. Be sure to avoid using any harsh chemicals or submerging it in water.

How long do the projections on the Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector last?

The projections on the Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector will last as long as the batteries are charged. Fresh batteries provide up to 2-3 hours of continuous use.

What should I do if the Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector stops working?

If the Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector stops working, check the batteries for power and ensure they are inserted correctly. Also, make sure the room is dark enough to see the projection.

What projection modes are available on the Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector?

The Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector features multiple modes, including static stars, rotating stars, and constellations, providing a versatile stargazing experience for children.

How many images does the Learning Resources LER2830 projector display?

The Learning Resources LER2830 can display a total of 24 images, as it includes 3 discs with 8 images each.

How does the design of the Learning Resources LER2830 cater to young users?

The design of the Learning Resources LER2830 includes bright colors and chunky tools that are perfect for little hands to manage easily.

What kind of images can be projected by the Learning Resources LER2830?

The Learning Resources LER2830 can project images of stars, planets, astronauts, meteors, and rockets.

What features does the Learning Resources LER2830 offer?

The Learning Resources LER2830 features an easy-carry handle, automatic shut-off to conserve battery life, and a stand for projector mode.

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References

User Manual

Learning Resources LER2830 Stars Projector

Introduction