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2 | All Valerion Products | Policy | Contact Support | How to get support from Valerion Team? | You could always contact Valerion Support Team thru: 1) Email: support@valerion.com 2) Live Chat on Valerion Website: https://www.valerion.com/ 3) Tel: +1 (888) 891-8839 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
3 | All Valerion Products | Policy | Warranty | How long is the projector warranty? | Valerion projector come with one (1) year of warranty plus an additional one (1) year of free extend warranty, totalling two (2) years of warranty. If any warranty issues with hardware, we will send you a shipping label with prepaid shipping cost for return the old one, and send you a replacement asap. Please email to support@valerion.com for further assist. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
4 | All Valerion Products | Other | Manual & Help Videos | Where can I find the user manual and help videos for my Valerion product? | You can find helpful documentation and tips for your Valerion products at the Valerion Help Center. For video guides on installation and information about your Valerion products, please visit the official Valerion YouTube channel. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
5 | Projector-All models | Image | Color fringing / Chromatic abberration | What is the color fringing (chromatic abberration) that I see on the edge of some text and features? | The color fringing on the edges of white text is an inherent characteristic of triple-laser projector and is not a product quality issue. Since triple-laser projectors use separate RGB light sources, the narrow-band spectrum characteristics can cause slight color deviations, especially on high-contrast edges such as white text or static icons. This effect may be more noticeable on static images but is generally not perceptible during normal video playback and does not impact the overall viewing experience. We have optimized optical calibration and image processing algorithms to minimize this effect as much as possible. However, due to the physical properties of triple-laser technology, it cannot be entirely eliminated. To further reduce this phenomenon, we recommend positioning the projector as centrally as possible to the screen, avoiding side projection or extreme keystone correction, and maintaining a proper viewing distance, which can help decrease the perception of color fringing. Based on our experience, ultra-short throw (UST) triple-laser projectors exhibit more pronounced color fringing due to their unique optical design, whereas long-throw projectors have significantly mitigated this issue, making it less noticeable at a normal viewing distance. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
6 | Projector-All models | Image | RBE(Rainbow Effect) | How to minimize the RBE(Rainbow Effect)? | Regarding RBE(Rainbow Effect) is a common issue of DLP projector and we are optimizing the imaging method of the optical engine to reduce the generation of RBE. Currently, we have only completed the 4K part, and are working on other parts. In the future, you can get updates through OTA. If you feel lot of RBE now, please adjust Settings->Display & Sound -> Picture -> Color -> Color Temperature to Warm2, Standard or Cool. Meantime, please try to adjust the viewing environment (such as reducing ambient light interference) or try different content to minimize the perception of the rainbow effect. Additionally, the refresh rate of your content can significantly impact the visibility of RBE—the higher the refresh rate, the less noticeable it becomes. We also recommend trying some high-refresh-rate content to see if that makes a difference. For example, 1080p 240hz by connecting the projector to a game console or PC, 4K 60hz demo on Youtube. *Once projector has new firmware, you will find notification thru projector menu: System > About> System Update, and upgrade firmware easily by pressing your remoter. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
7 | Projector-All models | Image | Pixel Grid | How to minimize the pixel grid effect? | Pixel Grid is the natural pixel structure of the projector. Whether you’re viewing 1080p, 4K, or 8K content, if you’re sitting very close to the screen, you may notice some pixelation or the screen door effect, which is a result of the pixel grid being more visible at close range. However, if you want to reduce the visibility of the pixels, we’d recommend enabling Ultra Sharp Mode in the projector’s settings. This will shift the image from 1080p to 4K via e-shift, which should help minimize pixelation and improve the overall sharpness of the image. You can find this setting under Settings > Projector on the projector menu. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
8 | Projector-All models | Image | Image Ratio / Widescreen | 21:9 and 32:9 widescreen | The Valerion projector supports 21:9 and 32:9 widescreen content when connected to an external HDMI device (e.g., a media player, gaming console, or laptop). Currently, this feature is available for HDMI devices that trigger ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode). When playing widescreen content through HDMI, you can adjust the settings to fill your Cinemascope screen perfectly. Important Notes: 1. Game Mode Required: To enable widescreen support, ensure the projector is in Game Mode. You can activate this by navigating to Menu > Picture Mode > Game Mode and accessing the Game Bar for additional settings. 2. Future Compatibility: We are actively working to expand widescreen support for all external HDMI devices in future updates. However, please note that the projector’s built-in operating system, Google TV, is designed for 16:9 content. This means that while using apps or streaming directly through Google TV, the image will remain in a 16:9 aspect ratio and cannot be stretched to fill a widescreen format. Attached is a video for your reference. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GTgmKK638ie9LdY7NBvWRHOThvQQwva9/view | ||||||||||||||||||||||
9 | Projector-All models | Image | Laser Speckle | How to minimize the laser speckle? | Laser speckle is a common phenomenon in laser-based projectors, including the Valerion. While some projectors use technologies like APLD to reduce speckle, these solutions often compromise color accuracy and cannot achieve the full BT.2020 color gamut. To help minimize speckle, we recommend the following: - Reduce Brightness: Lowering the brightness can sometimes reduce the visibility of speckle. - Use a Fresnel Screen: Some Fresnel screens incorporate de-speckle technology, which can enhance your overall viewing experience. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
10 | Projector-All models | Image | EBL | What is EBL? | The EBL feature is specifically designed to improve black levels in darker scenes, which means it only works well during the dark scene(low APL input source).In bright scenes, contrast enhancements do not create meaningful differences. To best observe the effect, we recommend testing with specific dark scenes, such as: Movie Scene Test: During our internal testing, including on a white wall, we found that the 1-hour 49-minute mark of the 2014 movie Godzilla clearly demonstrates the impact of EBL. In this scene, the deeper blacks and improved contrast are evident. Black Image Test: Try displaying a completely black image and compare the black levels before and after enabling EBL. Without EBL, blacks may appear slightly gray, whereas after enabling EBL, blacks should appear deeper and more refined. The effectiveness of EBL depends on the projector model: - Pro2 has a native contrast ratio of 4000:1, which increases to 15,000:1 with EBL enabled, making the difference most noticeable. - Plus and Plus2 have a native contrast ratio of 3000:1, which increases to 10,000:1 with EBL enabled. The effect is still significant but slightly less pronounced compared to Pro2. To achieve the best results: 1）Ensure your room is as dark as possible to minimize ambient light interference. 2）Adjust projector settings. By increasing laser luminance before enabling EBL, as this can enhance perceived contrast improvement. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
11 | Projector-All models | Image | EBL | How to test the EBL function? | The EBL only works well during the dark scene(low APL input source), you can try to use the Valerion EBL test card to check it again, thanks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9kwsSkAIzc How to get EBL function: Settings>Picture>Laser Luminance>Enhanced Black Level To achieve the best results: 1）Ensure your room is as dark as possible to minimize ambient light interference. 2）Adjust projector settings. By increasing laser luminance before enabling EBL, as this can enhance the perceived contrast improvement. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
12 | Projector-Max model only | Image | Dynamic Iris | What is Dynamic Iris? | A dynamic iris is used to fine-tune the projected image by enabling the projector to enhance its on/off contrast: in other words, the difference between the brightest white when the iris is fully open and the darkest black when the iris is closed. This ensures that dark scenes are appropriately dark, while bright scenes are as bright as they can be. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
13 | Projector-All models | Image | 3D | How to use 3D? | Currently, there are two ways to enable 3D mode on your Valerion projector when playing 3D content: Method 1: Through Full Settings Menu 1. Press the Settings button on the Valerion remote. 2. Select "All Settings." 3. Navigate to "Projector" settings. 4. Scroll down past the available projector options to find "3D." 5. Select "3D" and choose the appropriate format (e.g., Frame Packing, Side-by-Side, Top-Bottom). Method 2: Using the Quick Bar 1. Press the Menu button to open the quick settings bar. 2. Scroll to the far right until you reach the "more" option. 3. Select "3D" and this option will be available in the quick bar. 4. Select "3D"and choose the correct 3D mode for your content. Then, please put on active 3D glasses, for example, the Valerion 3D glasses, and press the only button on the glasses to activate the glasses. Tips: 1) For Easier Access, you can remove other shortcuts from the quick bar to keep the 3D option at the front for faster access. 2)Testing Video: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1L_EIOtqSIeSGMa4XXH_cimeEf92HJ7kB | ||||||||||||||||||||||
14 | Projector-All models | Image | Throw Ratio | Throw Ratio details | Please refer to the link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/18rT8P69-9GFK-43PWyaLdD8sow7WfnFc?usp=sharing Please kindly note: 1) Max&Pro series support optical zoom, and Plus series do not support optical zoom. 2) only Max model support vertical lens shifting | ||||||||||||||||||||||
15 | Projector-Pro&Plus only | Image | Lens Offset | What's the lens offset of the VisionMaster Pro and Plus series? | Valerion Pro and Plus models series use percentage-based vertical offset, where 100% represents the full image height. It means the entire image is projected above the projector's lens center, with the bottom edge level with the lens center. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
16 | Projector-All models | Image | Lens Shift | Do all Vision Master models have lens shift? What is the amount of lens shift? | Only the VisionMaster Max has +/- 55% vertical lens shift. |  | |||||||||||||||||||||
17 | Projector-All models | Image | Lens Shift | What is the difference between lens shift and lens offset? | Vertical Lens Shift means that the image can be moved vertically of the total image height, above or below its original position. For example, for a 100-inch screen height of 221 cm, a +55% lens shift allows the image to shift upwards by 121.55 cm, while a -55% shift lets it move downwards by the same amount. Vertical Lens Offset describes how the top or bottom of the image offsets from the lens’s center line. Use the top edge of the image as a starting point and the lens centerline as reference. If the top edge of the image is 100% above the lens centerline, the lens offset would be 100%. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
18 | Projector-All models | Image | Lens Shift | Does the Max support horizontal lens shift? | VisionMaster Max do NOT support horizontal lens shift. It only has +/- 55% vertical lens shift. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
19 | Projector-All models | Image | Resolution | What is the resolution for Valerion projectors? 4K？ | All Valerion projectors use the TI 0.47 DMD (native 1080p) with e-shift technology, enabling a true 4K resolution of 3840x2160 pixels, and they have successfully passed the 4K UHD test. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
20 | Projector-All models | Image | Image Settings | How to get true-to-source image? | "Theater" mode with all special features turned off is the most accurate for a neutral and true-to-source image. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
21 | Projector-All models | Image | Color Depth | What's the color deph for Valerion Projectors? | Valerion Projector color depth is RGB 4:4:4 12bit | ||||||||||||||||||||||
22 | Projector-All models | Image | Keystone | The Maximum angle for Keystone | ±45 degrees of keystone correction (up/down/left/right) providing flexibility if the lens isn’t perfectly aligned. However, minimal keystone usage preserves image quality. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
23 | Projector-All models | Sound | Dolby Atmos | Does it support Dolby Atmos? | The projector come with 2X12W local stereo audio system, and HDMI eARC enables Dolby TrueHD with Atmos and DTS:X Audio connectivity. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
24 | Projector-All models | Sound | Synchronization | How to fix the audio-video synchronization issues? | Bluetooth inherently has a latency of at least 200ms, which makes it unsuitable for video playback where audio-video synchronization is critical. For the best results, we recommend using wired connections like HDMI (eARC) or optical audio for video playback. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
25 | Projector-All models | Sound | 7.1 Audio | Does eARC support 7.1 audio internally? | While Valerion projectors support eARC for 7.1 audio passthrough, it is important to note that the projector itself does not process the audio internally. The eARC feature on the projector allows 7.1 audio to be passed through to an external AV receiver (AVR) or soundbar that supports 7.1 surround sound. However, the internal apps (such as those on Google TV) cannot decode or process 7.1 audio directly. Therefore, if you’re using the internal apps, the audio will not come through in 7.1 surround sound unless it’s routed to an external device capable of handling it. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
26 | Projector-All models | Ports & External Device | HDMI | HDMI port details | Valerion projector come with 3 HDMI ports. And one of them supports eARC. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
27 | Projector-All models | Ports & External Device | HDMI | How to connect external devices to the projector via HDMI? | 1) Get your external device ready — this could be a PC, Bluetooth player, game console, or any device with an HDMI output. Make sure the external device is working well. 2) Use an HDMI cable to connect your device to any one of the three HDMI ports on the projector. If the external device need eARC, pls choose HDMI 3 port. 3) Use projector remoter to choose Settings > Inputs, and select the corresponding HDMI port you connected to HDMI 1/2/3. Once selected, your device’s content will be displayed on the projector. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
28 | Projector-All models | Ports & External Device | HDMI | Can I switch to HDMI immediately after turning on the projector? | Yes — Valerion projector supports HDMI-CEC One Touch Play. When your connected device sends an HDMI signal, the projector will automatically switch to the corresponding HDMI port. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
29 | Projector-All models | Ports & External Device | HDMI | No audio output via eARC | To begin, please check the HDMI format on your projector? Ensure that it is set to Enhanced format rather than Standard, as Standard mode is based on HDMI 1.4, while Enhanced supports HDMI 2.1 features. Settings > Inputs > External inputs > HDMI format > HDMI 3 (earc) > Enhanced. Additionally, please check the Digital Output setting to see if passthrough mode is enabled. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
30 | Projector-All models | Ports & External Device | HDMI | How to get 1080P 240hz via HDMI？ | 1）Ensure that you are using a highspeed HDMI cable, preferably HDMI 2.1. 2）Connect your PC or game console to one of the HDMI ports on Valerion. 3）Go to Settings > Inputs > External input > HDMI format > Select the corresponding HDMI ports > Select Enhanced(240Hz) 4）Go to the settings of your PC or console's settings and configure it to 1080P resolution and 240hz refresh rate | ||||||||||||||||||||||
31 | Projector-All models | Ports & External Device | HDMI | Can I get the volume level for external audio devices? | The projector does not currently display the volume level for external audio devices like your Sonos system. This is because the projector cannot directly control or detect the volume levels of external devices. For the most accurate volume adjustments, we recommend using your Sonos system’s remote or app to control the volume. While we understand the convenience of having an on-screen display, implementing this would require deep customization and integration with external devices, which is not currently supported. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
32 | Projector-All models | Ports & External Device | HDMI | How can wired headphones and the built-in speaker work at the same time? | Enable Headphone Mode: On the projector, go to Settings > Display & Sound > Sound > Wired Headphone > Headphone Mode and select Headphone with Speakers. This will allow both the projector’s built-in speakers and the wired headphone to output audio simultaneously. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
33 | Projector-All models | Ports & External Device | Ethernet port | What's the spec of the ethernet port? | Max model---1 Gbps Pro and Plus series---100 Mbps * If you are using Pro & Plus series, for more stable or higher speeds, we would recommend using the USB 3.0 port if you need faster data transfers. This could help avoid the limitations of the ethernet connection. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
34 | Projector-All models | Ports & External Device | USB Port | USB port details | Valerion projector come with 2 USB ports, one for USB 2.0 and one for USB 3.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
35 | Projector-All models | Ports & External Device | USB Port | What USB drive formats are supported? | Valerion projector USB ports supports FAT32 and NTFS formats, exFAT from Apple is not supported. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
36 | Projector-All models | Ports & External Device | USB Port | Why can’t videos from my USB drive play? | There are no strict limitations on file size, and most Blu-ray content should work fine. USB Format: FAT32 is recommended, ensure the video bitrate does not exceed the bandwidth of USB 3.0. If you continue to experience issues with USB playback after testing, please let us know, and we’ll assist further. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
37 | Projector-All models | Smart Control | IR Remote Key Value | What is Valerion projector IR Remote Key value? | Please refer to the link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1EQei7qW4WPKMfqB4GAoXHnM9pRjN_LiI/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=115306996865395139969&rtpof=true&sd=true | ||||||||||||||||||||||
38 | Projector-All models | Hardware | Power Button Lights | The meaning of power button lights? | - If the power button flashed white: It's normal when you start the projector, and power button flashes white. If you got any question while using the projector, feel free to let us know. - If the power button flashed red: Power supply adapter not plugged in position well, pls try again. If stiil flashing red, pls email us a video of the power button flashing red, engineers will analyze details asap. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
39 | Projector-All models | Firmware | Firmware Updates | How to find latest firmware & how to upgrade the firmware? | Once projector has new firmware, you will find notification thru projector menu: System > About> System Update. And you could upgrade firmware easily by pressing your remoter. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
40 | Projector-All models | Firmware | APK | How to install an APP via APK? | The default file browser on the projector does not support recognizing APK files. To install apps from your USB drive, you will need to use a third-party file browser. Additionally, please ensure that the app you wish to install is a TV-compatible version and 64-bit. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
41 | Projector-All models | Firmware | Store Mode | How to turn off Store Mode? | There are several ways to turn off store mode: 1. Use the remote control to enter "up, down, left, and right" in sequence to unlock, then use the Menu key to open the shortcut menu, enter the StoreMode setting in the second menu from left to right, and the bottom menu can turn off StoreMode; 2. After unlocking, enter Settings->System->Advanced settings->StoreMode, and select Turn off 3. Reset the projection, Settings->System->About->Reset When you do not enter the system for a long time in the boot wizard, it will automatically turn on StoreMode. This is a system setting. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
42 | Projector-All models | Firmware | Latest Firmware | How to get latest firmware? | When a new firmware update is available for Valerion projector, you can find notifications in All Settings>System>About>Sytem Update. Then you could press the remote to proceed with the upgrade. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
43 | Projector-All models | Firmware | Current Firmware | How to check current firmware | Current firmware version could be get in: Settings > Help & Feedback > System Feedback > System Message > Software version | ||||||||||||||||||||||
44 | Projector-All models | Firmware | Latency | Does it support VRR for gaming? | The Valerion projectors currently only support ALLM and not VRR. This is a current limitation of the TI DMD chipset controller. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
45 | Projector-All models | Other | Eye Strain | What should I do if my eyes feel tired after watching the projector for a long time? | Eye strain can sometimes occur when transitioning to a tri-laser projector, especially due to its higher brightness, wider color gamut, and larger screen size. Here are some recommendations to help reduce eye strain: 1）Color Temperature: Switch to Warm1 mode for a softer, warmer color tone. 2）Picture Mode: Use Theater mode, which is optimized for comfortable viewing. 3）Brightness Adjustment: Lower the laser luminance and enable EBL (Enhanced Brightness Level) to reduce overall brightness while maintaining image quality. These adjustments should help alleviate the strain on your eye muscles. If the issue persists, we recommend taking regular breaks during extended viewing sessions and ensuring the room has adequate ambient lighting to reduce contrast strain. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
46 | Projector-All models | Other | Extension Power Cable | Extension Power Cable | If you need to use an extension cable, please use a DC cable that meets the specifications shown in the attached image. Also, the cable should be 14AWG. - For Plus2, we recommend a length of 8 meters or less. - For Pro2, we recommend a length of 5 meters or less. BTW, we are developing a longer cable, will sell in our website once it's ready. Stay tuned! |  | |||||||||||||||||||||
47 | Projector-All models | Other | Serial Number | How to find the projector serial number? | It is typically located on the bottom of your device, just below the barcode, as shown in the image below. |  | |||||||||||||||||||||
48 | Projector-All models | Screen | UST ALR Screen | Can I use my existing Ultra Short Throw (UST) screen with a Valerion projector? | While technically possible, we do not recommend using a UST screen with Valerion's long-throw projectors for the following reason: Light Angle Mismatch: UST screens are designed to reflect light from extreme angles typical of ultra-short throw projectors. With a long-throw projector, the UST screen may treat the projector light as ambient, leading to: - Significant brightness loss - Reduced contrast and washed-out colors Recommended Alternatives: For best results, pair your Valerion projector with: - Standard matte white screens (ideal for controlled lighting) - Long-throw Fresnel screens (best for rooms with ambient light) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
49 | Screen-Floor rising | Mounting | Ceiling Mount | Could the ALR floor rising screen use with ceiling mounted projector? | Valerion floor-rising screens use ALR (Ambient Light Rejection) technology, which means it is designed to block of ceiling light and works optimally when rising from the floor. Hanging it upside down would interfere with this mechanism and cause the screen to absorb projector light as if it were ambient light, resulting in reduced image clarity. In addition, the screen’s internal support structure is engineered specifically for floor-rising operation. Mounting it upside down puts strain on components not designed to bear weight in that orientation, which can lead to mechanical failure, deformation, or damage over time. Installing a Valerion floor-rising screen in any orientation other than its intended use may void your product warranty. If you're looking for a ceiling-mounted or drop-down style screen, we recommend the Valerion Backyard Weatherproof Motorized Drop-Down Screen, which is purpose-built for overhead installation. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
50 | All Screen | Screen | Screen for 3D | How to choose a screen for the best 3D experience? | For a better 3D viewing experience, it's recommend to using a high-brightness projector, such as Valerion Max and Pro series. Additionally, pairing the projector with Valerion ambient light rejecting (ALR) screen can further enhance image brightness and deliver an improved 3D effect. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
51 | All Screen | Screen | Ceiling Mount | How to ceiling mount Valerion wall-mounted screen? | When hanging the projector from the ceiling, you only need to measure the distance from the ceiling to the center of the projector lens. This distance should be equal to the distance from the ceiling to the top of the screen. Please kindly note: If you are using our Fresnel ALR screen with ceiling-mounted projector, the screen should be upside down due to the screen material structure. |  |  | ||||||||||||||||||||
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