Screeneo HDP2510 User-Manual EN 253662678-A
User ManualScreeneo 2.0Full HD projectorHDP2510Register your product and get support atwww.philips.com/welcome
Table on ContentsOverview .37 Settings .25Dear customer . 3About this user manual .3What's in the box . 3Customer service centre . 3Overview of the menu functions .25Reset functions . 271 General safety information .4Setting up the device .4Repairs .4Power supply .53D glasses use .5Dolby digital .52 Overview .6Top view .6Side view .6Rear view . 7Remote control .8Browsing the user interface .9Option menu and Shortcut menus .9Overview of the Main menu functions . 103 Initial operation . 11Setting up the device . 11Connecting power supply . 11Installing or changing the batteries of the IR remote control .12Using the remote control .123D glasses (optional) .12Initial installation . 144 Connect to the playback device . 16Connecting to devices with HDMI output . 16Connecting to a computer (VGA) . 16Connecting a screen using the automatic Trigger input .17Connecting using an audio/video (CVBS) adapter cable .17Connecting to external devices via analogue cable .17Connecting to a home cinema amplifier . 18Connecting to headphones . 185 Bluetooth speaker . 20Activating Bluetooth speaker . 20Pairing mode . 206 Media playback (optional) . 21Navigation for media playback .21Activating media player .22Movie playback .22Photo playback (optional) .23Music playback (optional) . 248 Service .29Cleaning .29Replacing the lamp .29Troubleshooting .319 Appendix .33Technical data .33Accessories .33
OverviewDear customerWhat's in the boxThank you for purchasing our projector.1 – ProjectorWe hope you enjoy your device and its manyfunctions!2 – Remote control (with two AAA batteries)About this user manualWith the quick start guide that is supplied withyour device, you can start using your devicequickly and easily. Detailed descriptions can befound in the following sections of this usermanual.3 – A/C power cable4 – Quick start guide5 – Warranty card6 – Transport bag (depending on model)abcRead the entire user manual carefully. Followall safety instructions in order to ensure properoperation of your device (see General safetyinformation, page 4). The manufacturer acceptsno liability if these instructions are not followed.This user manual describes several versions ofthe product. An infrared remote control (IR) isprovided.Symbols usedfdeNoticeTroubleshootingThis symbol designates tips that willhelp you to use your device more effectively and easily.CAUTION!Damage to the device or loss of data!This symbol gives warning of damage tothe device and possible loss of data.This damage can result from improperhandling.DANGER!Danger of personal injury!This symbol gives warning of danger ofpersonal injury. Physical injury or damage can result from improper handling.Quick StartGuideCustomer service centreYou can find the support hotline in the warrantycard or online:Web: www.philips.com/supportMail: support.service@xgem.comInternational Phone: 43 1 66155 5129 (please ask your provider for international callcosts)3
1 General safety informationDo not make any changes or settings that arenot described in this user manual. Physicalinjury or damage to the device or loss of datacan result from improper handling. Take note ofall warning and safety notes indicated.Setting up the deviceThe device is for indoor use only. The deviceshould be placed securely on a stable, flat surface. Position all cables in such a way that noone will stumble on them, thus avoiding possible injuries to persons or damage to the deviceitself.Do not plug in the device in moist rooms. Nevertouch the main cable or the main connectionwith wet hands.Never operate the projector immediately aftermoving it from a cold location to a hot location.When the device is exposed to such a change intemperature, moisture may condense on thecrucial internal parts.The device must have sufficient ventilation andmay not be covered. Do not put your device inclosed cabinets or boxes.Do not place the device on soft surfaces suchas tablecloths or carpets and do not cover theventilation slits. Otherwise the device couldoverheat or catch fire.Protect the device against direct sunlight, heat,intense temperature fluctuations and moisture.Do not place the device in the vicinity of heatersor air conditioners. Observe the information ontemperature and humidity in the technical data(see Technical data, page 33).Do not allow liquids to enter into the device.Turn off the device and disconnect it from themain supply if liquids or foreign substances endup inside the device. Have the device inspectedby a technical service centre.Under the following conditions, a layer of moisture can appear inside the device which canlead to malfunctions: if the device is moved from a cold to awarm area; after a cold room is heated; when this device is placed in a damproom.Proceed as follows to avoid any moisture buildup:1 Seal this device in a plastic bag beforemoving it to another room, in order for it toadapt to room conditions.2 Wait one to two hours before you take thedevice out of the plastic bag.The device should not be used in a very dustyenvironment. Dust particles and other foreignobjects may damage the device.Do not expose the device to extreme vibrations. Itmay damage the internal components.Do not allow children to handle the devicewithout supervision. The packing materialsshould be kept out of the hands of children.RepairsDo not repair the device yourself. Impropermaintenance can result in injuries or damage tothe device. Your device must be repaired by anauthorised service centre.Find details of authorised service centres onthe warranty card.Do not remove the type label from your device;this would void the warranty.Always handle the device with care. Avoidtouching the lens. Never place heavy or sharpobjects on the device or the power cable.If the device gets too hot or emits smoke, shut itdown immediately and unplug the power cable.Arrange for your device to be investigated by atechnical service centre. To minimize the risk offire, keep the device away from open flames.4Philips · HDP2510
Power supply3D glasses useBefore turning on your device, check that theoutlet that you are going to plug it into conforms to the indications shown on the information plate (voltage, current, power network frequency) located on your device. This deviceshall be connected to a single phase powernetwork. The device shall not be installed onbare ground.When using 3D glasses at home, keep in mind:Only use the power cable that is supplied withyour device. Your device is delivered with agrounded power cable. It is imperative to connect a grounded connector to a grounded outlet connected to the building earthing.The socket outlet shall be installed near thedevice and shall be easily accessible.To remove all electrical power from the device,disconnect the power cable from the electricaloutlet. Only in case of danger, the power cableis the disconnect device for this projector.CAUTION!Always use the B button to turn off theprojector. This is essential to allow thenecessary cooling-down time for theUHP lamp!Turn off the device and unplug from the poweroutlet before cleaning the surface. Use a soft,lint-free cloth. Never use liquid, gaseous or easily flammable cleansers (sprays, abrasives, polishes, alcohol). Do not allow any moisture toreach the interior of the device. 3D glasses must be kept out of reach fromsmall children, due to risk of small partsbeing ingested; 3D glasses are not intended for use bychildren under the age of six; children between age six and adulthoodshould not use the glasses for longer thanthe duration of one film; the same time limit is also recommendedfor adults; 3D glasses are intended strictly for watching 3D content only; undertake a thorough and regular cleaning and disinfection in case of eye infection, head-lice infestation, etc. In caseswhere disinfection of the 3D glasses is notpossible, as it may damage the functionality of the 3D glasses, the user must beinformed that use of the 3D glasses is notrecommended until the issues have beenresolved; 3D glasses are to be used together withthe regular eye-wear of the user (eyeglasses or contact lenses).CAUTION!You should stop watching 3D in theevent of the occurrence of eye problems or discomfort, and in the event ofa persistence of any issues, consult adoctor.DANGER!Risk of eye irritation!This device is equipped with a long-lifeUHP lamp, which emit very bright light.Do not look directly into the projectorlens during operation. This could causeeye irritation or damage.General safety informationDolby digitalManufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the corresponding logo aretrademarks of Dolby Laboratories.5
2 OverviewTop viewSide viewka b c d e f ghi j1 OPTION / e Opens the Option menu.2 BACK / ¿ Goes one level back in menu / cancels afunction.3–6 Navigation keys – ¡/ /À/Á Navigate in menu / modify settings, confirmsselection.ab31 Handle (retractable)2 HDMI HDMI port for a playback device.3 Ï – Audio output Headphone connection or connection forexternal speakers.7 OK Goes one level down in menu / confirms selection.8–9 FOCUS Adjusts the focus for image sharpness.‚ POWER / B Short press: Turns on the projector. Double press: Turns off the projector. Long press (three seconds): Starts Pairingmode. Long press (ten seconds): Resets the projector.CAUTION!Always use the B button to turn off theprojector. This is essential to allow thenecessary cooling-down time for theUHP lamp!ƒ Lens6Philips · HDP2510
Rear viewab c d ef g h i1 TRIG OUT Remote screen connection.2 ý USB port for firmware update.3 AUDIO AUDIO OUT: Connection for externalspeakers. AUDIO IN: Connection for external audiodevices – only with VGA input.4 SPDIF OPTICAL Digital audio connector.5 HDMI 1 and 2 HDMI port for a playback device.6 VGA Personal computer input.7 AV-IN RCA plug for composite video.8 AUDIO Analogue audio connector.9 Power supply socket.Overview7
Remote controlabcde1 POWER / B Short press: Turns on the projector. Double press: Turns off the projector. Long press (three seconds): Starts Pairingmode. Long press (ten seconds): Resets the projector.CAUTION!Always use the B button to turn off theprojector. This is essential to allow thenecessary cooling-down time for theUHP lamp!2 SOURCE / ÿ Opens the Source shortcut menu.fg3 OPTION / Ă Opens the Option menu.h4 OK Goes one level down in menu / confirms selection.ij 5 Navigation keys – ¡/ /À/Á Navigate in menu / modify settings / confirms selection.6 BACK / ¿ Goes one level back in menu / cancels afunction.7 HOME / Î Opens the Option menu.8 FOCUS Adjusts the focus for image sharpness.9 VOLUME Adjusts the volume level (decreases/increases and mutes the sound).‚ FORMAT Changes the aspect ratio.ƒ SMART Displays the Smart settings menu.„ 3D Displays the 3D menu. Colour keys Changes on-screen options.8Philips · HDP2510
Browsing the user interfaceNavigation for menu1 Navigation can be done by navigation keys(¡, , À,Á), OK and ¿ on the panelcontrol of your device or on the remotecontrol.Option menu1 Select the Option menu using the OPTION/Ă button.aBelow the navigation with the infraredremote control (IR) is described.KeysAction¡ or Scrolls through the menulevel up and down.À or ÁModifies settings / confirms selection (dependingon which menu).OKConfirms selection / goesone level down.In the final level, OK accepts a setting and goesback to the last sub menu(depending on whichmenu).¿Goes one level up.The ¿ button aborts asetting or exits the menu(depending on whichmenu).Option menu and ShortcutmenusSettings can be done in the Option menu or inthe various Shortcut menus.OKImage3DSound2 The chosen setting is always highlighted witha bar and the font is changed to black.NoticeSource th speakerbHDMI1dc1 Top bar Displays the currently selected setting withdetailed description.2 Status bar After changing the Source the currently selected status is displayed in the status bar.3 Main menu Select the desired setting with ¡/ andconfirm with OK.4 Sub menu Additional settings can be done. Select thedesired setting with ¡/ /À/Á and confirm with OK.Shortcut menusFor quick selection the following Shortcutmenus can be used: Source, Smart Settings,Format and 3D.The shortcut window always opens in the rightcorner.1 Select the desired Shortcut menu using therelated button (for example the SOURCE/ÿbutton).SourceHDMI 1HDMI 2HDMI 3VGAAV-INBlutetooth speakerOverviewOKOKInformationOK9
Overview of the Main menufunctionsSource Displays the available sources.Image Displays the image setting related functions.3D Displays all settable 3D functions.Sound Displays the sound functions.System Displays the content of all system relatedfunctions.Information Displays an overview of the status and version of the device.10Philips · HDP2510
3 Initial operationSetting up the deviceBefore installing your device, make sure thatthe projector is turned off and the power cableis unplugged from the power outlet.The size of the screen (b) is comprised between0.1 and 0.42 metres depending on the projection distance (a), as described in the followingtable.CAUTION!Remove protection foil before operating!Do not place any objects in front of thelens!1 Position the device flat on the table with therear side in front of the projection surface.Additionally the image can be optimallyfitted to the projection surface with theadjustment of the feet under the projector.Diagonal size (b)(mm)[inch]Projection distance(a)(mm)1270[50]1083048[120]420Connecting power supplyCAUTION!Always use the B button to turn off theprojector. This is essential to allow thenecessary cooling-down time for theUHP lamp!1 Connect the power cable into the socket onthe rear side of your device (1).2 Plug the power cable to outlet in the wall (2).The device compensates for the distortion fromthe slanted projection (pincushion distortion).Check that the projection surface is appropriated to the projector. The distance between theprojector and the screen determines the actualsize of the image.abba To change the size of the screen, just move theprojector towards or away from the wall.Initial operation11
Installing or changing thebatteries of the IR remotecontrolUsing the remote controlThe remote control can be used within an angleof 22.5 degrees and up to 10 meters from thedevice. When using the remote control, thereshould be no obstacles between the remotecontrol and the remote sensor.DANGER!Risk of explosion with incorrect type ofCAUTION!batteries! The improper use of batteries canlead to overheating, explosion, riskof fire and injury. Leaking batteriescan possibly damage the remotecontrol. Never expose the remote controlto direct sunlight. Avoid deforming, dismantling orcharging the batteries. Avoid exposure to open fire andwater. Replace empty batteries immediately. Remove the battery from theremote control if not in use for longperiods of time.Only use the AAA type battery.1 To access the battery, press to unlock thelocking mechanism (1) and slide out thebattery compartment (2).ab2 Insert the new batteries into the battery compartment with the positive and negativepoles as shown. Make sure the polarities ( and -) are aligned correctly.3D glasses (optional)NoticeYou can purchase Screeneo 3D glasseson the Philips website:www.philips.com3 Push the battery compartment back into theremote control until the locking mechanismengages.NoticeNormally the batteries will last foraround one year. If the remote controlstops working, replace the batteries. Ifthe device is not used for a long time,take out the batteries. This will preventleakage and possible damage to theremote control.The 3D glasses are equipped with a battery,which has to be charged before first use. Charging takes several hours and is complete whenthe LED on the glasses is on green. When the LED turns red, do a new charge.1 Take a USB mini cable, connect the USB miniplug to the 3D glasses and the other end ofthe cable to a USB port.The used batteries should be disposedof according to the recycling regulations of your country.12Philips · HDP2510
Activate 3D glasses1 Press the ON / OFF button on the top of theglasses.2 On the remote control, press the 3D key.3 The 3D menu appears, select your choice andpress OK.4 Press the ON/OFF button on the top of theglasses for one and a half seconds. 3x1.5 SECThe LED flashes green three times and thenstays on. Your glasses are ready.Initial operation13
Initial installation1 Turn the device with the rear side towards asuitable projection surface or wall. Note thatthe distance to the projection surface mustbe a minimum of 0.1 meter and a maximum of0.42 meter (see Setting up the device,page 4). Make sure the projector is in a secureposition.3 The first time you turn on the device, youneed to set the following settings.NoticeDuring the first installation, use OK tovalidate your choice and continue tothe next step, and ¿ to return to theprevious step.4 Use ¡/ to select the language and confirm with OK.NoticeThe turning on and off of the projectorrequires some time, as the UHP lampmust reach the operational temperature. After a few minutes the brightnessreaches its full capacity.LanguagePlease choose your ItalianoTurning on the projector1 To turn on the projector, press the B buttonon the panel control of the device or on theremote control once.OK5 Use ¡/ to select the location and confirmwith OK. LocationPlease choose the location where your Screeneoshould be placedShopHome2 Use the FOCUS buttons N/O to adjust theimage sharpness.OKHome: For normal use. Shop: When you choose this option, the projector starts in shop mode. In this modedefault settings are made and can’t bechanged.NoticeThe shop mode can be activated ordeactivated on the Option menu (seeShop Mode Switches the shop modeOn and Off., page 27).14Philips · HDP2510
Turning off the projector1 To turn off the projector, press the B buttonon the panel control of the device or on theremote control twice.2 A message displays asking if you really wantto turn off the device. Confirm with theB button or stop shutting down with anyother key.Shut down systemFor shutting down the system please clickagain the Power button BOr any other key to stop shutting down thesystemSetting up the languageThe device has already been installed. In orderto change the menu language, proceed as follows:1 Press the OPTION/Ă button and use ¡/ to select System.2 Confirm with OK.3 Use ¡/ to select Language/ Language.4 Confirm with OK.5 Use ¡/ to select your desired language.6 Confirm with OK.7 Exit with the BACK/¿ button.Initial operation15
4 Connect to the playback deviceNoticeIf no input source is detected the following message appears: NO SIGNALConnecting to a computer(VGA)Use a VGA cable to connect the projector to acomputer, laptop or other devices.Connecting to devices withHDMI outputNoticeMany laptops do not activate the external video output automatically whenyou connect a second display such as aprojector. Check your laptop's usermanual to find out how to activate theexternal video output.Use a HDMI cable to connect the projector to aBlu-ray player, set top box or gaming console.NoticeUse any of the HDMI sockets to connectthe projector to a playback devicewhen a 3D signal is broadcasted.1 Connect the VGA cable to the projector's VGAsocket.1 Connect the cable to one of the projector'sHDMI sockets on the rear or side of thedevice.2 Connect the VGA plug to the VGA socket ofthe computer.3 Adjust the computer's resolution to the correct setting and switch the VGA signal to anexternal monitor. The following resolutionsare supported:2 Connect the HDMI plug to the HDMI socket ofthe playback device.3 In the Options menu, select HDMI 1,2 or 3depending on which outlet is being used forthe external device16ResolutionImage refreshrateVGA640 x 48060 HzSVGA800 x 60060 HzXGA1024 x 76860 HzWXGA1280 x 76860 HzHD1280 x 72060 HzFULL HD1920 x 108060 HzPhilips · HDP2510
NoticeScreen Resolution1 Connect the A/V adapter to the projector'sAV-IN socket.The projector supports the followingresolutions: VGA/SVGA/WXGA, HD andFULL HD. For best results, please checkthe best resolution.4 In the Option menu, select VGA.Connecting a screen usingthe automatic Trigger inputUse a Trigger cable to connect the projector toa screen.1 Connect the Trigger cable to the projector'sTRIGGER outlet.2 Connect the video device's audio/videosockets to the A/V cable using a conventionalcomposite video (RCA) cable.3 In the Option menu, select AV-IN.Connecting to externaldevices via analogue cableUse a analogue cable to connect the projectorto external audio devices.1 Connect the analogue cable to theprojector's AUDIO outlet. 2 Connect the other end of the cable to theoutlet of the screen.3 The screen automatically moves down andup when the projector is turned on or off.Connecting using an audio/video (CVBS) adapter cableUse an audio/video adapter cable (A/V cable)to connect a camcorder or digital camera. Thejacks for these devices are yellow (video), red(audio right) and white (audio left).AUDIO OUT: Connection for externalspeakers. AUDIO IN: Connection for external audiodevices – only with VGA input.2 Connect the other end of the cable to theoutlet of you external audio device.Connect to the playback device17
Connecting to a homecinema amplifier2 After connecting the headphones, increasethe volume to a comfortable level using theVOLUME buttons N/O.Use a S/PDIF optical cable to connect the DIGITAL AUDIO output on the projector to the inputof your home cinema amplifier.For example, to show digital channels in DTS orDOLBY DIGITAL quality sound.Connecting to headphonesDANGER!Danger of hearing damage!Do not use the device over a longertime at high volume – especially whenusing headphones. This could lead tothe risks of hearing damage. Beforeconnecting the headphones, turn downthe volume on the device.1 Connect the headphones to the headphoneslot on the side of the device. The devicespeakers deactivate automatically when theheadphones are connected.18Philips · HDP2510
Update firmware with USBstorage mediumCAUTION!Never pull out the digital media whilethe device is accessing it. This couldcause data to be damaged or lost.You can find the Screeneo firmware version onthe Philips website: www.philips.comYou must download the file on USB storagemedium in order to update your projector.Turn the device off in order to makesure that the device does not accessthe USB storage medium.NoticeDo not turn off the device during theupdate process!Download from website1 Launch an Internet browser, in the addressbar, type the address: www.philips.com2 Select your country and your language.3 In the search bar, type the device Screeneoand your model HDP2510.4 The Screeneo HDP2510 projector screenappears. In the new screen, research Supportand click on Software & drivers.5 In the Software & drivers screen select yourlanguage and click Download file.NoticeThe file on the website is a zip file. It hasto be unpacked and put on the rootfolder of the USB stick.On the projector1 Check that the device is connected to powersupply.2 Connect the USB storage medium to the projector's USB socket.3 To turn on the projector, press the B buttonon the panel control of the device or on theremote control once.4 Press the OPTION/Ă button and use ¡/ to select System.5 Confirm with OK.6 Use ¡/ to select Firmware update.7 Confirm with OK.A message displays asking if you want toupdate the new firmware. Confirm with OK(YES). If no firmware was found on the USB stick orif no USB stick is plugged in a messageappears.If you do not wish to update the firmware atthis point, you can exit the menu by pressingÀ/Á to select NO and confirming with OKor exit with the BACK/¿ button.8 A message displays informing you that theinstallation process will take some minutesand that the projector will reboot duringinstallation. Confirm with OK.9 The device turns off and on again. After ashort time the Language selection screenappears. The firmware update is now completed.NoticeIf an error occurs during the firmwareupdate process retry the procedure orcontact your dealer.Connect to the playback device19
5 Bluetooth speakerThe projector can be used as Bluetoothspeaker. In this mode, you can play music fromsmart phones, tablets or other devices.NoticePairing mode1 After activating the Bluetooth connection thepairing mode can be started.In this mode it is not possible to do anything else than playing music.Waiting for pairing (60/60)The projector can only connect to, andplay audio from one device at a time.Activating Bluetoothspeaker1 Press the OPTION/Ă button and use ¡/ to select System.2 Confirm with OK.3 Use ¡/ to select Bluetooth speaker.Source settingsHDMI1HDMI2HDMI3VGAAV-InBluetooth speakerImage3DSoundSystem1 Press the GREEN key to start the pairingmode. The timer counts down from 60seconds.2 Select on your external device the Screeneoprojector.4 Confirm with OK.SourcePower OffNoticeIf the connection is disrupted, press theRED key to restart the connection.OKOKInformationNavigation by colour keysKeysActionRed keyStarts and stops the connection.5 Press the RED key to start the connection.Green keyMakes a pause.NoticeYellow keyPlays the previous music.Blue keyPlays the next music.Shortcut menu1 Press the SOURCE/ÿ button and use ¡/ to select Bluetooth speaker.2 Confirm with OK.3 Press the RED key to start the connection.The projector is now visible for the near external Bluetooth devices.20Philips · HDP2510
6 Media playback (optional)Navigation by colour keysNoticeRead the informations on the best settings for optimal use of your device(see Settings, page 25).KeysActionRED keyMusic and movie player:Allows to set the repeatmode: off, song, directory, allNavigation for mediaplayback: Play mode deactivated (greyed).Navigation can be done by navigation keys(¡, , À,Á), OK, ¿, Î and colour keys onthe remote control.KeysAction¡ or Selects folders or files inthe displayed list.Á or OKGoes one level down inthe directory.Starts the selected mediafile.À or ¿ÎGoes one level up in thedirectory.Additionally you can alsouse the BACK button onthe screen.: Plays only theselected song or movie inloop.: Plays all songs ormovies in the selecteddirectory in loop.: Plays all songs ormovies in the media inloop.Photo viewer: Allows to set the slidespeed: off, 3 sec, 5 sec,10 secGREEN keyExits to media player mainscreen.Music player: Allows to set the shufflemode: on, off: Shuffle mode deactivated (greyed).: Shuffle mode activated.Media playback (optional)YELLOW keyMusic player: Fast forward for music.BLUE keyMusic player: Fast rewind for music.21
Activating media playerMovie playback1 Press the OPTION/Ă button and use ¡/ to select Source.Supported file formats2 Confirm with OK.Supported file formats are *.avi, *.mov, *.mp4,*.mkv, *.flv, *.ts, *.m2ts, *.3gp.3 Use ¡/ to select Media player.1 To display the movies content, select Movieusing the keys À/Á.Source settingsSourceHDMI1HDMI2HDMI3VGAAV-InBluetooth speakerMedia PlayerImage3DSoundSystemMedia PlayerOKInformationPhotoMovieMusic4 Confirm with OK.5 The media player main screen appears.1 Use À/Á or ¡/ to select the movie filethat you wish to play.Media PlayerUSB/Movie1PhotoMovie1/1MusicMovieYou can choose between the followingmedia players: Photo: For showing photos Movie: For watching movies Music: For listeni
ity of the 3D glasses, the user must be informed that use of the 3D glasses is not recommended until the issues have been resolved; 3D glasses are to be used together with the regular eye-wear of the user (eye-glasses or contact lenses). Dolby digital Manufactured under li cense from Dolby Labo-ratories.
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