Question 1

Where is the Serial Number for my projector

Accepted Answer

The serial number for the projector is on the underside of the Projector, turn it upside down and you will see a barcode alongside a number typically starting with WP1 when prompted type this barcode in capital letters.

Question 2

How much is a DCS Reach Projector Kit

Accepted Answer

The kit costs $1450 plus the cost of delivery and any import taxes you might have to pay.

Question 3

How do I buy a kit ?

Accepted Answer

Contact us through the contact form or email info@digisoft-education.com Send your name and contact details. We will arrange to send you a pro-forma invoice, once paid we will send the kit to your designated address.

Question 4

What do I get when I buy the kit ?

Accepted Answer

The kit comprises, 
a. A projector, remote and keyboard with mains adapter for the projector
b. A speaker with USB charging cable and webcam 
c. Power bank with 1.5m cable for the projector and mains adapter
d. A solar charger, with 10m lead and adapters 
e. A tripod
f. A case which all the items fit into 
g. Access Agriculture offline app, (optionally you can also have the full Wikipedia offline, and Khan Content offline)

Question 5

Where should I put my electronic accessories when charging them ?

Accepted Answer

Ordinary smart phones, digital cameras, iPad, MID and other electronic products are usually not allowed to be recharged under high temperature environment (above 45°C). If any items need to be recharged under sunlight, please place it under solar panels or avoid exposure under sunlight. Or use the 10m cable provided to make sure the battery is not in direct sunlight.

Question 6

Solar Controller Overview

Accepted Answer

The solar charger includes a small control unit known as the solar controller USB Ports – One side of the controller features two USB ports, which can be used to charge mobile phones or other USB-compatible devices directly from the solar panel. The 5521 DC Output Port – On the opposite side is the 5521 DC output port. Connect the provided 10-meter cable to this port, and plug the other end into the Power Bank’s 18V input. Voltage Selector Switch

Located on the side of the controller is a voltage selector switch. This allows you to toggle the output voltage between 12V, 16V, and 19V. Important: Ensure the switch is set to 19V when charging the Power Bank for optimal performance. The red indicator lights will light up once solar generated electricity starts flowing through the Solar Panels

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