YFC-BonEagle ELECTRIC CO. LTD. TXL16 User Manual

SAFETY INFORMATION

HELPFUL TIPS
• The Laser Light Projector safely operates in

temperatures from -26°C up to 32°C (-15°F up to 90°F).

It has a built-in heater and fan to help it maintain

an optimal operating temperature. For these features to

work properly, the Laser Light Projector must be

plugged in at all times. In temperatures below 13°C

(55°F) please allow up to 10 minutes for the laser to

achieve full brightness.

• Do not at any time shine the Laser Light Projector

directly into anyone’s eyes or your own.

• Do not place the laser in such a position that it will shine

into cars or low flying aircraft.

• Do not place the laser in shaded areas away from direct

sunlight. In order for the photosensor feature to work,

the laser must detect sunlight and dusk to automatically

turn on each day.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem:

Laser Light Projector is too dim.

Possible Cause:

The outside temperature is too cold

Corrective Action:

Allow the Laser Light Projector up to 10 minutes to brighten

to full intensity.

Problem:

Laser Light Projector does not turn on at all.

Possible Causes:

• The outside temperature is too cold.

• The outlet the unit is plugged into is not working.

Corrective Action:

• Occasionally, if it is very cold, the Laser Light Projector

will appear to be off for a few minutes before slowly

turning on. Allow the Laser Light Projector up to 10

minutes to warm up to operating temperature.

• Check outlet to ensure flow of electricity:

1. If plugged directly into a GFCI receptacle, press the

“reset” button. If there is no “reset” button on the

outlet but a sticker stating that it is GFCI protected,

find the nearest GFCI receptacle in the house or in

another area outside and press the “reset” button to

ensure that it is activated so power may flow to the

outlet where the Laser Light Projector is getting its

power.

2. Check the circuit breaker in the main electrical panel

to ensure that the breaker is set and has not been

tripped. If it has tripped, unplug the Laser Light

Projector then reset the breaker before trying again.

Problem:

The remote control doesn’t work.

BATTERY INFORMATION

WARNING: This product contains a button cell battery. If

swallowed, it could cause severe injury or death in just 2

hours. Seek medical attention immediately.
Batteries may explode or leak, and cause burns or injury if

disposed in fire, mixed with a different battery type,

inserted backwards, or disassembled.
Check with your local solid waste authority or recycling

center for detailed information for proper button cell battery

disposal.
The remote control included with this laser light projector

requires a 3V CR2032 button cell battery. To replace spent

batteries, use a Phillips screwdriver to unscrew the battery

compartment cover on the backside of the remote control.

The screw loosens when turning it counterclockwise

(Fig. 5). To open the plastic battery compartment cover,

twist the battery compartment cover counterclockwise with

a coin or other flat tool, aligning the arrow on the cover to

the UNLOCKED symbol (Fig. 6). Remove the plastic cover

over the button cell battery. Make sure the negative side (-)

of the battery faces inward and the positive side (+) faces

outward (Fig. 7). Align the arrow on the cover with the

UNLOCKED symbol on the outside of the remote control.

Twist the battery compartment cover to the right with a

coin or other flat tool to align the arrow with the LOCKED

symbol. Place the screw back into the designated

compartment. Use the Phillips screwdriver, and twist

clockwise to close the battery compartment (Fig. 8).

This device is for use with a 110 - 125VAC power source.

120V AC/60 Hz

• Do not use with an external remote control, timer or light

switch, as the laser contains a heating element for

operation in low temperatures that needs power at all

times

• Do not connect your Laser Light Projector to a dimmer

at any time as this may damage the laser itself.

• At no point should you shine the laser directly into

anyone’s eyes.

• When operating this device in unsupervised, accessible

areas, it is recommended that up-close access to the

Laser Light Projector is restricted or prevented.

• Do not stare into the laser light source.

• Do not shine the laser into any moving vehicles or low

flying aircraft.

• Do not attempt to disassemble the Laser Light Projector

as there are no user-serviceable components.

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button again to turn OFF the laser projector. It will

turn on automatically at dusk and run for the

designated time period.

c. To manually select the timer setting, press the

TIMER button on the base of the laser until the

indicator light next to the desired time setting is

illuminated.

4. The laser projector can receive signals from the remote

control up to 24.38m (80ft) away. The distance may vary

depending on line of sight (such as sending the signal

through a wall) between the laser and the remote

control.

5. To operate properly, and to prolong the life of your laser

projector, the laser must not be disconnected from

the power source even when it has been turned off,

until you are ready to stop using it at the end of the event

or season. Store it in a cool, dry place when not in use.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Be sure to read all of the safety

information, cautions, helpful tips and trouble-shooting

sections of this manual before using this laser projector.

Possible Cause:

• The remote control is not synced to the laser projector.

• The distance between the remote control and the laser

is too far or the view is impeded.

• Battery is weak or spent.

Corrective Action:

• Move closer to the laser when using the remote control.

The range and response will be impeded if the signal is

going through solid objects like walls, doors, trees or

heavy furniture.

• Replace the battery in the remote control with a new

3V CR2032 battery. Follow the steps outlined in

step 6 of the set-up instructions.

To sync the remote control to the laser:

a. Turn OFF and unplug the laser from its power

source. Remove the battery from the battery

compartment by following the instructions outlined in

step 6 of the set-up instructions in this manual. Press

any button on the remote twice to discharge the

battery.

b. Plug the laser back to its power source. Place the

battery into the battery compartment following the

instructions outlined in tstep 6 of the set-up

instructions of this manual. Press any button on the

remote. This will automatically begin syncing the

remote to the laser. The blue LED on the remote will

blink continuously while syncing. The remote will be

synced and ready for use when the LED on the

remote stops blinking.

c. If you cannot sync the remote control after

following the steps above, contact Prime’s customer

service at (888) 445-9955, toll-free between 8:00AM

and 4:00PM Pacific Time Zone.

• Unplug and store in a cool dry place when not in use.

• Read and follow all instructions on the product and/or

operating instructions provided with the product.

• Before using or reusing, inspect the product carefully.

Do not use the Laser Light Projector if there are any

cracks in the lens or the housing, cuts or frayed areas in

the power supply cord or connection of the cord to the

plug, broken plug blades or any other damage that

could be deemed a safety hazard.

• Do not directly cover the Laser Light Projector while in

use (such as cloth, paper or any material not part of the

product that would prevent heat dissipation or be a fire

hazard).

• Do not hang ornaments or other objects from the cord

or the Laser Light Projector.

• Do not mount or place near gas or electric heaters,

fireplaces, candles or other similar heat sources.

• Keep away from children and pets.

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD

The components packaged with the laser

light projector contain small parts.

Keep out of reach of children.

CAUTION

Use of this product other than specified in the instruction

manual or on the box may cause harm to yourself or

others and may result in unfavorable results when using

your Laser Light Projector.

This laser projector is certified as a class 3R/llla laser

product to the requirements of the US Federal Laser

Product Performance Standard (FLPPS) contained in the

regulations in 21 CFR Subchapter J. Class 3R/llla laser

products can be hazardous when directly viewed.

Avoid direct viewing of Class 3R/llla laser energy. For

reference, the FLPPS requirements for demonstration

laser products like laser pointers are limited to Class

3R/llla levels of laser energy. This product uses diffractive

optics to scatter the beam energy. This scattering effect

causes the energy concentration to drop below the

exposure limits for momentary or accidental viewing at a

relatively short distance from the laser aperture. As similar

with all bright light sources, when operating this device in

unsupervised general public areas, it is recommended that

up close access to the Laser Light Projector be restricted

or prevented.

This laser display device incorporates a Class 3R/llla laser

system which, by itself, may be hazardous. However, this

laser display device incorporates a protective housing and

diffractive holographic optics in the machine design to

prevent exposure or human access to laser radiation

during operation or maintenance above the Class 3R/llla

limits. Each individual laser beam power is under 1mW

which is less than a standard laser pointer.

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCE shall attempts be made to

open protective housing or operate the device if the

aperture windows are damaged. Opening the Laser light

Projector housing voids any safety agency certifications

(cETLus, FCC, FDA)