DA86A-6K 86 Inch Interactive Flat Panel Display

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Specifications:

• Model: DA86A-6K
• Size: 86 inches (218cm)
• Language: English

Product Information:

The 86-inch Interactive Flat Panel Display is designed for
interactive presentations and collaborations. It features a
high-resolution display and touch capabilities, making it ideal for
educational institutions, boardrooms, and other professional
settings.

Product Usage Instructions:

Important Safety Information:

Before using the Interactive Flat Panel Display, please
carefully read and follow these safety instructions to ensure safe
operation:

1. Vent Holes:

Ensure that the vent holes of the product are not blocked to
prevent overheating. Do not place the display on surfaces like beds
or sofas that can obstruct airflow.

2. Repair and Maintenance:

Do not attempt to repair the product yourself. Consult
authorized service personnel for any maintenance or repair needs to
avoid voiding the warranty and potential risks.

3. Wall Mounting:

If wall mounting the display, follow the manufacturer’s
recommended guidelines for proper installation to ensure stability
and safety.

4. Power Cord:

Take extra precautions for child safety when handling the power
cord of the display.

5. Connections:

Turn off the main power switch before connecting or
disconnecting cables. Ensure correct cable connections to prevent
malfunctions.

6. Positioning:

Place the display on a stable surface to prevent falling and
potential injuries, especially in environments with children.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Can I use the Interactive Flat Panel Display outdoors?

A: The product is not intended for outdoor use. For specific
requirements regarding altitude and environmental conditions, refer
to the user manual.

Q: What should I do if there is a USB fault condition?

A: In case of a USB fault condition, ensure that the maximum
current does not exceed 5A to prevent any issues with the
display.

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86″ (218cm) INTERACTIVE FLAT PANEL DISPLAY
USER MANUAL
DA86A-6K ENGLISH

Table of Contents
Important Safety Information…………………………..2 General View…………………………………………….. 6 Control Buttons on the Display …………………………7 Turning the Display On/Off …………………………….7 Embedded Infrared Overlay Touch Screen…………….9 Remote Control ………………………………………….. 10 General Use ……………………………………………… 11 Initial Setup………………………………………………. 11 Home Screen ……………………………………………..12 General Tools Bar ………………………………………..12 Tools Board ……………………………………………….13 Settings Board …………………………………………… 14 Users Board………………………………………………. 14 Quick Palette …………………………………………….. 15 Login ……………………………………………………… 15 Account Management System (AMS)…………………..16 Favourite Applications …………………………………..16 All Applications ………………………………………….. 17 Recent Applications………………………………………17 Display Settings Menu Content …………………………17 Operating System Settings Menu Content…………….22 Installing Third Party Applications …………………….. 23 Connectivity ……………………………………………… 24 Media Player Applications ………………………………25 CEC and CEC RC Passthrough………………………….26 USB TYPE-C ……………………………………………… 27 HDMI Out…………………………………………………. 27 Real Time Clock (RTC)…………………………………… 27 Controlling With An External PC ………………………. 27 RS232/LAN Command Table …………………………..29 Maximum Pixel Rates …………………………………… 48 Input Matrix ……………………………………………… 48 Supported Media Formats from USB …………………..48 System Features …………………………………………. 52 Accessories Included……………………………………..52 Licence Notification………………………………………53 Vesa Wall Mount Measurements ……………………….54 Installation On An Indented Wall……………………….55
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Important Safety Information
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
OPS USAGE WARNING: Do not plug the OPS unit while the Display is turned on. Turn on the OPS unit using the remote control or the buttons on the Display, do not turn it on using the buttons on the device itself.
Please read these instructions fully and carefully before use and keep for future reference
WARNING: This device is not intended for use by persons (including children) without physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and/or knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the device by a person responsible for their safety. · This product is for indoor use only.
· Use this product at an altitude of less than 5000 metres above the sea level and in dry locations and in regions with moderate or tropical climates.
· Please keep this manual for further use.
· Unplug your product before starting to clean. Do not clean the product when it is on. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning. If that does not help, please use LCD display cleansers. Do not apply the cleaner directly on the product.
· To prevent breakdown, do not use non-advised accessories.
· Please do not place your product near wash basins, sinks, water pans, pools, etc.
· Do not expose the product to dripping or splashing of liquids and do not place objects filled with liquids, such as vases, cups, etc. on or over the product (e.g. on shelves above the Display).
· Please leave at least 5 cm of free space between the product and walls or other furnitures for ventilation purposes.
· That product can only be started by the defined power source on its rating plate. For further information, please contact with your dealer.
· As a safety precaution, a three-wired grounding plug is given with the product. As a safety precaution, please do not make any change on the grounding plug. Always use earthed socket outlet for product.
· Please provide the plug and socket to supply the needed power for appliance.

· Please place the product in a position that electric cables cannot be affected by the operations on the product.
· Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the product.
· Follow the on screen instructions for operating the related features.
· To prevent the risk of fire or electric shock, please do not overuse the plugs and extension cords. Please do not open the lid of the monitor to service yourself. If the required service needs are not met by an authorized service, dangerous voltage and other risks may occur.
· If you will not use the product for a long period of time, unplug the power cord from the mains.
· Put the product on a well-ventilated place and prevent from bright light, overheat and damp.
· The product should be kept in 0 C° – 40 C°. Otherwise, the appliance may be damaged permanently.
· Plug the appliance to a grounded outlet. Always use the grounded power cord supplied with your product. Manufacturer is not responsible for any damage caused unearthed usage.
· The socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible.
· Do not stay in contact with the parts of the product that become hot for long periods of time. Doing so may result in low-temperature burns.
· The LCD panel used in this product is made of glass. Therefore, it can break when the product is dropped or applied with impact. Be careful not to be injured by broken glass pieces in case the LCD panel breaks.
· Usage of the monitor must not be accompanied by fatal risks or dangers that, could lead directly to death, personal injury, severe physical damage or other loss, including nuclear reaction control in nuclear facility, medical life support system, and missile launch control in a weapon system.
· Do not expose the product to direct sunlight or do not place open flames such as lit candles on the top of or near the product.
· Do not place any heat sources such as electric heaters, radiators, etc. near the product.
· In order to prevent a potential electrical shock, in extreme weather (storms, lightning) disconnect the product from the mains.
· Do not touch the controls other than those described in the operating instructions. Improper adjustment of controls not described in the instructions can cause damage, which often requires extensive adjustment work by a qualified technician.
· Do not shake the product. Ensure that it stays in a balanced stance on its position.
· Do not throw or drop any object on your product.

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· Do not interfere on your products screen or any other surface with a sharp object.
· Do not keep your product in a humid environment.
· Do not keep your product in an extremely cold environment.
· Do not keep your product in an extremely hot environment.
· Do not place the product on the floor and inclined surfaces.
· To avoid danger of suffocation, keep plastic bags out of the reach of the babies, children and domestic animals.
Vent holes of the product
The vent holes are designed to provide the product to work constantly and prevent it from overheating. Do not block these openings in anyway. For the same reason, please do not place your product on beds, sofas, carpets and similar surfaces.
Never insert an object into the product through vents or openings. High voltage flows in the product, and inserting any objects in the vents or openings of the product may cause electric shock, short circuit of the internal parts and/ or fire. For the same reason, do not spill water or liquid on the product.
Repair
Unless a basic implementation on the product is specified by the producers’ technical department on a document, do not repair your product by yourself. Otherwise, your guarantee may get suspended and you may risk your health or your product. In case of need, consult your authorized service.
· When the cable is worn off or harmed.
· If the product has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged.
· If the performance of the product is changed or the appliance needs to be repaired.
· When a liquid was spilled on the product or when objects have fallen into the product.
· When the product has been exposed to rain or water.
· When the product does not operate properly as described in the operating instructions.
Replacement parts
In case the product needs replacement parts, make sure that the service person uses replacement parts specified by the manufacturer, or those with the same characteristics and performance as the original parts. Use of unauthorized parts can result in fire, electric shock and/or other danger.
Safety checks
Upon completion of service or repair work, request the service technician to perform safety checks to ensure that the product is in proper operating condition.

Wall mounting
When mounting the product on a wall, be sure to install the product according to the method recommended by the manufacturer.
· Read the instructions before mounting the product on the wall.
· The wall mount kit is optional. You can obtain from your local dealer, if not supplied with the product.
· Do not install the product on a ceiling or on an inclined wall.
· Use the specified wall mounting screws and other accessories.
· Tighten the wall mounting screws firmly to prevent the product from falling. Do not over-tighten the screws.
Power Cord
· The power cord is used to disconnect the product from the mains and therefore it must remain readily operable. If the product is not disconnected electrically from the mains, the device will still draw power for all situations even if the product is in standby mode or switched off.
· Use only the power cord supplied with the monitor.
· Do not damage the power cord nor place heavy objects on it, stretch it, over bend it or step on it. Also, do not add extension cords. Damage to the cord may result in fire or electric shock.
· When unplugging the appliance, always pull directly on the plug. Do not pull from the cable when unplugging the appliance.
· Do not use the power cord with a power tap. Adding an extension cord may lead to fire as a result of overheating.
· Do not remove or insert the power plug with wet hands. Doing so could result in electric shock.
· Unplug the power cord if it is not used for a long time.
· Do not attempt to repair the power cord if it is broken or malfunctioning. When damaged it must be replaced, this should only be done by qualified personnel.
Especially for child safety
· Don’t allow children to climb on or play with the monitor.
· Don’t place the monitor above furniture that can easily be used as steps.
· Remember that children can become excited while watching a program, especially on a “larger than life” monitor. Care should be taken to place or install the monitor where it cannot be pushed, pulled over, or knocked down.
· Care should be taken to route all cords and cables connected to the monitor so that they cannot be pulled or grabbed by curious children.

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Connections
Be sure to turn off the main power switch and disconnect the plug from the power outlet before connecting/disconnecting cables. Also, read the manual of the equipment to be connected.
Be careful not to confuse the input terminal with the output terminal when connecting cables. Accidentally reversing cables connected to the input and output terminals may cause malfunctions and other problems.
In the case of USB fault condition, maximum current is below 5A.
Positioning
If a monitor is positioned in an unstable or inclined location, it can be potentially hazardous due to falling. Many injuries, particularly to children, can be avoided by taking simple pre-cautions such as:
· Using fixing devices like wall mount brackets recommended or supplied by the manufacturer.
· Educating children about the dangers of climbing on furniture to reach the monitor or its controls. If your existing product is being retained and relocated, the same considerations as above should be applied
Transport and Shipping
· Your device must be kept in its original package to protect from damage to its accessories during transport and shipping.
· Keep the product in normal position during transport.
· Do not drop the device during transport and protect it against impacts.
· Damages and faults that occur during transport after the delivery of the appliance to the customer are not included in the warranty cover.
· Product transportation, installation, repair and servicing must be done by qualified technical service personnel.
Intended Use
· This product is intended to be used in public places such as schools, offices, theatres, places of worship.
· Product is only suitable for connecting commercial mains socket outlets. Do not connect product industrial socket outlets.

Foreseeable misuse and incorrect use · For apparatus intended to be used in vehicles, ships or
aircraft or at altitudes exceeding 5000m above sea level, for outdoor use or in general for the application other than mentioned in user manual additional requirements may be necessary.
CAUTION
Do not leave a static image displayed for prolonged period of time. If a static image is displayed continuously for a long period of time, that image may cause image sticking on the display. This condition is not permanent, but may require a considerable amount of operational display time to dissipate, depending upon the degree of image stick. 120 minutes of continuous motion display will eliminate most image sticking effects at normal room temperature (not lower than 10 C). As the nature of the TFT technology, you may see some amount of bright, dark, red, green and blue dots and sparklings on the screen, those do not affect the performance of the computer and are not accepted as a defect.
Warning
This is a class A. In a domestic environment this may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
BATTERY SAFETY GUIDELINES
Used correctly, domestic batteries are a safe and dependable source of portable power. Problems can occur if they are misused or abused resulting in leakage or, in extreme cases, fire or explosion. Here are some simple guidelines to safe battery use designed to eliminate any such problems. · Take care to fit your batteries correctly, observing the
plus and minus marks on the battery and appliance. Incorrect fitting can cause leakage or, in extreme cases, fire or even an explosion. · Replace the whole set of batteries at one time, taking care not to mix old and new batteries or batteries of different types, since this can result in leakage or, in extreme cases, fire or even an explosion. · Store unused batteries in their packaging and away from metal objects which may cause a short-circuit resulting in leakage or, in extreme cases, fire or even an explosion.

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· Remove dead batteries from equipment and all batteries from equipment you know you are not going to use for a long time. Otherwise the batteries may leak and cause damage.
· Batteries must not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like.
· Never dispose of batteries in fire or with hazardous or flammable materials as this can cause them to explode. Please recycle dead batteries; do not put with the normal household waste.
· Never attempt to recharge ordinary batteries, either in a charger or by applying heat to them. They may leak, cause fire or even explode. There are special rechargeable batteries which are clearly marked as such.
· Supervise children if they are replacing batteries themselves in order to ensure these guidelines are followed.
· Do not ingest the battery, Chemical Burn Hazard.
· This product or the accessories supplied with the product may contain a coin/button cell battery. If the coin/button cell battery is swallowed, it can cause severe internal burns in just 2 hours and can lead to death.
· Remember that small button cell batteries such as used in some hearing aids, toys, games and other appliances, are easily swallowed by young children and this can be dangerous.
· Keep new and used batteries away from children.
· Make sure battery compartments are secure. If the battery compartment does not close securely, stop using the product and keep it away from children.
· Seek immediate medical attention if you believe batteries might have been swallowed or placed inside any part of the body.
· If leaked battery fluid gets on your skin or clothing, rinse immediately and thoroughly. If it gets into your eye, bathe your eye well rather than rubbing and seek medical treatment immediately. Leaked battery fluid that gets into your eye or your clothing may cause a skin irritation or damage your eye.

Markings on the Product
The following symbols are used on the product as a marker for restrictions and precautions and safety instructions. Each explanation shall be considered where the product bears related marking only. Note such information for security reasons.
Class II Equipment: This appliance is designed in such a way that it does not require a safety connection to electrical earth. Class II Equipment With Functional Earthing: This appliance is designed in such a way that it does not require a safety connection to electrical earth, the earth connection is used for functional purposes. Protective Earth Connection: The marked terminal is intended for connection of the protective earthing conductor associated with the supply wiring. Hazardous Live Terminal: The marked terminal(s) is/are hazardous live under normal operating conditions.
i Caution, See Operating Instructions: The marked area(s) contain(s) user replaceable coin or button cell batteries.
Any issues which are caused by customer mis-adjustment of any software including the operating system are not covered by the warranty.
Depending on the model you buy, the actual appearance of the product may differ from the images used in this manual.

CAUTION
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES
ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.

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Introduction
This interactive Display is designed for use in educational institutions or in the business world. It provides convenience with various software programs and applications that can be used in these areas.
General View
Please note that connection ports and other features shown here may vary depending on the model of your Display. Front Side
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1. LCD Panel 2. Standby LED 3. IR Receiver

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Note: The USB (2.0, for touch only) port is for use with the front HDMI video signal connection. Refer to the Embedded Infrared Overlay Touch Screen section for more information.
Rear Side (A) (May vary depending on model)

13 12 3 4

1. HDMI Out

2. HDMI1 In

12

3. Headphone/Line Out

11

4. RS232 (3,5 mm)

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5. HDMI2 In

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6. HDMI3 In

7. USB Type-C ()
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8. USB (3.0) ()

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9. USB (3.0) (*)

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10. Ethernet In

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11. USB Type-B (for touch only)

12. USB Type-B (for touch only)

13. Connection slot for PC (OPS) Module

(*) Supported file formats are listed in the Supported Media Formats from USB section.
Note: The USB Type-B ( for touch only) ports are for use with HDMI1, HDMI2, HDMI3, and DP video signal connections (11. – HDMI1 and DP; 12. – HDMI2 and HDMI3). Refer to the Embedded Infrared Overlay Touch Screen section for more information.

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Rear Side (B)(May vary depending on model)
1. RJ12 (sensor box use) 2. RJ12 (service use only) 3. SPDIF Optical Out
Control Buttons on the Display
Note: The position of the control button may differ depending on the model. Your Display has a single control button. This button allows you to turn the Display on and off. Standby State Turn on Operating State Quick standby () / Standby () (*) If the Power Mode option (to be found in the Display Settings

Options > Power Up Settings menu) is turned off (Eco mode), the Display will switch into standby mode when the Standby button is pressed. Note: Main menu OSD cannot be displayed via control buttons.
Turning the Display On/Off
Connect power IMPORTANT: The Display is designed to operate on 110-240V AC, 50/60 Hz socket. After unpacking, allow the Display to reach the ambient room temperature before you connect it to the mains. Plug the power cord into the mains socket outlet. For models with detachable power cord Plug one end (female connector – C13) of the supplied detachable power cord into the power cord inlet (AC IN) on the rear side of the Display. Then plug the other end of the power cord into the mains socket outlet.
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Turn on the power switch on the Display – position “1” ( ). The Display will switch into standby mode and the power LED will light up.
To switch on the Display If the Display is in standby mode or quick standby mode, the power LED lights up. To switch on the Display either press the Standby button on the remote control or the control button on the front side of the Display. The Display will then switch on.
To switch the Display into standby mode In order to switch the Display into standby mode press and hold the Standby button on the remote control or the control button on the Display. Power off dialogue will appear on the screen. The OK option will be highlighted. Press the OK button on the remote control or the control button on the Display. The Display will switch into standby mode.
To switch the Display into quick standby mode In order to switch the Display into quick standby mode either press the Standby button on the remote control or the control button on the Display. Press the button again to go back to operating mode.
Note: If the Power Mode option (to be found in the Display Settings > Options

Power Up Settings menu) is turned off (Eco mode), the Display will switch into standby mode when the Standby button or the control button is pressed.
To switch off the Display
Turn off the power switch on the Display – position “2” ( ). The Display will switch off. To power down the Display completely, unplug the power cord from the mains socket.

1. Standby Button 2. Power Switch () 3. Power LED 4. Control Button () The location of the power switch and control button may differ depending on the model of your Display.

Power LED Status Not lit Lit Flashing (slow)

Status of the Display Power on (operating mode) Power off (standby mode, quick standby mode) Turning on or off (standby mode)

Flashing (fast)

Software update

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Embedded Infrared Overlay Touch Screen
Infrared Overlay Touch Screen adds touch screen feature to your Display. The Touch Screen is connected internally to the Display. If you switch the Display’s source to the embedded OPS (if available), touch screen feature can be used with the OPS. It can also be used with external source devices. In this case, the external source device should be connected to the Display via a USB (type-B) cable. Connect the external source device as shown in the example connections below. Touch screen will become functional after a short period of time. The Touch Screen can also be used with the Internet Browser (if available) which can be launched from the Displays menu. The Touch Screen is HID compliant. Windows, Linux, Mac and Android operating systems support HIDs. But in some cases a driver/patch may be required in order to use the touch screen with an external source device. In this case, the required driver/patch should be installed onto the external source device. Otherwise the Touch Screen may not work properly. Refer to the user manual of the source device for further information. If the operating system of the source device does not recognise the touch screen after the connection has been established (a message may appear on the screen of the source device stating that the USB device is not recognised), switch to a different input source or turn the display off and on again refer to the turning the Display On/Off section if you need further information on the buttons on the Display and their functions. Touch screen controls the currently displayed image on the screen of the Display. If an embedded OPS is being used the touch screen controls the embedded OPS. If an external source device is connected via HDMI or DP () and the source is selected accordingly, then the connected device will be controlled. () Availability depends on the model Example Connection (External PC)
1. Rear side of the Display 2. USB Type-B (for touch only) 3. HDMI In In the undermentioned circumstances the coordinates of the Touch Screen and Display’s screen may need to be accurately matched by calibration. · After the first time you have installed the touch screen driver software or patch. · If inconsistency is occurred between the mouse and your finger action. · After replacing the Touch Screen or Display. · If the resolution of the Display is changed. Note: If any driver/patch is missing or you require technical support, please contact your retailer.
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Remote Control

Inserting the Batteries into the Remote
The remote may have a screw that secures the battery compartment cover onto the remote control first (or this may be in a separate bag). Remove the screw, if the cover is screwed on previously. Then remove the battery compartment cover to reveal the battery compartment. Insert two 1.5V – size AAA batteries. Make sure the (+) and (-) signs match (observing correct polarity). Do not mix old and new batteries. Replace only with same or equivalent type. Place the cover back on. Secure the cover again with the screw, if any.
Standby Button
Press and hold the Standby button on the remote control. Power off dialogue will appear on the screen. Highlight OK and press the OK button. The Display will switch into standby mode. Press briefly and release to switch the Display into quick standby mode or to switch on the Display when in quick standby or standby mode.
The behaviour of the Standby button will change depending on the Power Mode option setting in the Display Settings > Options > Power Up Settings menu. If this option is turned off (Eco mode), the Display will switch into standby mode when the Standby button is pressed.

1. Standby: Quick Standby / Standby / On
2. Volume +/-: Increases or decreases the volume
3. Home: Opens the Home Screen
4. Menu: Opens the Display Settings menu
5. Directional buttons: Navigates menus, setting options, moves the focus or cursor, etc.
6. OK: Confirms user selections, enters to sub-menus 7. Back: Returns to previous screen, goes one step back,
closes open windows
8. Mute: Completely turns off the volume of the Display
9. Freeze: Freezes the currently displayed image on the screen. Press again to cancel the freeze function. You can also press the Back button to quit freeze mode or tap on the Unfreeze button on the screen
10. Eye Care: Enables or disables eye care function. Basically the Colour Temperature will be set to Warm when this button is pressed
11. Pause/Play: Pauses the media being played / Resumes playing the paused media
12. Numeric keyboard: Opens a numeric keyboard. Use this virtual keyboard to enter a number in the text box on the screen
13. Picture Mode: Opens the picture mode selection menu. Press the button consecutively or use the Left and Right directional buttons to set
14. No function
15. Exit: Closes and exits from displayed menus or any running application, returns to previous screen, opens the Home Screen
16. Source: Opens the source selection menu
17. Brightness +/-: Increases or decreases the brightness of the screen

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General Use
The initial setup is not fully compatible with the touch screen. So it will be more convenient to use the remote control when performing initial setup process.
To interact with the user interface when on the Home Screen or when working in an application, tap, tap and hold or tap and drag with the included pen or your finger. The Display also supports multitouch gestures and more, so you can use two fingers to resize or rotate objects, zoom in and out, and two or more users can simultaneously write or draw while using the applications or annotation tool.
Operation with the Remote Control
Press the Home button to display or return to the Home Screen. You can navigate through the elements situated on the Home Screen using the remote control buttons. Press a directional button first to start navigating on the Home Screen with the remote. Press the Menu button to display the Display Settings menu. Use the directional buttons to move the focus, proceed, adjust some settings and press OK to make selections in order to make changes, set your preferences, enter a sub-menu, launch an application, etc. Press the Back or Exit button to return to the previous menu screen or step, close a menu or exit an application, etc.
Input Selection
Once you have connected external systems to your Display, you can switch to different input sources. Press the Source button on your remote control. Use the directional buttons to highlight a source option and press the OK button to switch to that source. Or expand the General Tools Bar on the Home Screen, then tap on the Source button. Available source options will be displayed. Tap on any input source option to switch to it.
Adjusting the Volume and Brightness
You can adjust the volume and the brightness by using the Volume +/- and Brightness +/- buttons on the remote.
You can also adjust the volume and brightness using the dedicated sliders on the Settings Board. Tap on the Settings button on the General Tools Bar to display the Settings Board.
Initial Setup
When turned on for the first time, initial setup should be performed. Follow the on-screen instructions to setup your Display. The installation wizard will guide you through the setup process. Use the directional buttons and the OK button on the remote to select, set, confirm and proceed. You can use the Back button on the remote or highlight the Back option at the bottom of the screen and press OK to go back to the previous steps and change your selections.
You can also use the functionality of the touch screen to navigate through the initial setup process.

1. Language
The language selection options will be listed on the screen. Select the desired language from the list and press OK to continue.
2. Country
In the next step select your country from the list and press OK to continue.
3. PIN
At this point, you will be asked to define a PIN for security purposes. Highlight New Pin and press OK. Enter a fourdigit PIN twice for confirmation using the virtual keyboard. You have to enter this PIN if you are asked to enter a PIN for any menu operation later. To skip this step without defining a PIN, highlight Next and press OK.
4. Display Operation Mode
The Display Operation Mode screen will be displayed next. For normal operation set the Power Mode to Reactive. Set to Eco for an energy-efficient operation. In this mode your Display’s settings will be configured to reduce the energy consumption. Note that, in Eco mode, the UART/LAN Commands will not work if the Display is in standby state. You can also set your preferences for the Energy Saving, HDMI Wake Up Enabled, and User Login features here. Highlight Next and press OK to continue.
5. Network/Internet Settings
The Network/Internet Settings screen will be displayed. You can configure your Display’s network settings using the options of this menu.
Wired Connection
Connect the Display to the network using an Ethernet cable before proceeding with the wired connection. Set the Network Type option to Wired Device.
Wireless Connection
Set the Network Type option to Wireless Device. The settings menu will change for the wireless connection. Refer to the Network & Internet section for detailed information on how to use this menu. After the settings are completed, press the Back/Return button to return to the initial setup. Highlight Next and press OK to continue.
Advanced Settings
Highlight Advanced Settings and press OK. You can use the options in this menu to change the IP and DNS settings of the Display. Highlight the required option and press OK. Select the items in the drop down menu and press OK. Use the virtual keyboard to enter the new values. Highlight Save and press OK to save the settings when finished.
Networked Standby Mode
You can also enable or disable the Networked Standby Mode feature by setting the related option accordingly. This is a standard that allows a device to be turned on or woken up by a network message when it is in standby mode. If you want your Display to consume less power in

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standby mode, you can disable the Networked Standby Mode option by setting it to Off. Refer to the Networked Standby Mode section for more information.
The connection status information will be displayed at the bottom of the screen.
Refer to the Network & Internet and Connectivity sections if you need information on configuring a network connection and other available options. After the settings are completed highlight Next and press OK to continue.
6. Manufacturer Usage & Diagnostics
You will be asked to give your consent to the collection of your data. Read the text on the screen for detailed information. Highlight Accept and press OK to give your consent. Highlight Next and press OK to proceed.
7. OTA Modes
The OTA Modes screen will be displayed next. You can set your preference for an OTA upgrade. Highlight an option and press OK to make a selection. Read the text on the screen for more information on each option. Highlight Finish and press OK to complete the initial setup.
When the initial setup is completed Home Screen will be displayed. You can repeat the initial setup process and reset the Display’s settings to the factory defaults anytime using the First time installation option in the Display Settings > Options menu. You can access the Display Settings menu by pressing the Menu button on the remote.
Note: You will be asked to enter the PIN to perform initial setup. If you didn’t define a PIN during the initial setup, you can use the default PIN. Default PIN is set to 0000. If you have defined a PIN during the initial setup or later via the Display menu, the default PIN will be 4725.
Home Screen
After the initial setup, the Display will open with the Home Screen. To be able to use the widgets, tools, applications and access the settings and user- specific content, login will be required if the User Login feature is enabled during the initial setup. Disable the User Login feature to have the default admin account automatically logged in after the initial setup. Refer to the Login and Account Management System (AMS) sections for more information. After you have logged in, the Home Screen of your user account will be displayed. Press the Home or Exit button to display or return to the Home Screen.

Following widgets will be available on the Home Screen:
In the upper right corner · Search ( – only if user logged in) · Quick Settings ( – only if user logged in) · All apps ( – only if user logged in) · Lock ( – only if user logged in) · Log out ( – only if user login is enabled) · Wireless connection indicator
In the centre · Time · Date · Edit ( ) or favourite applications and edit (only if
user logged in)
· Login ( – only if user not logged in)
On the left and right sides · General Tools Bars
General Tools Bar
General Tools Bars are situated over the left and right edges of the screen. If not in use, the tool bars on the Home Screen will be hidden automatically. Tap on an empty area on the screen to reveal the hidden toggle buttons of the bars. The bars will appear in collapsed state. To expand or collapse a tool bar tap on the toggle button of that bar. The tool bars will always appear on top of all other content currently displayed on the screen. These toggle buttons and the bars can be dragged up and down along the edges of the bars/screen so you can see and tap on the content beneath. To use this function, tap and hold the toggle button or the dragging area at the bottom of the bar, drag it to the desired location without lifting your finger, and then release.
You can enable or disable the General Tools Bars using the related switches. Tap on the gear wheel widget on the Home Screen to display the Quick Settings Board. Tap on the Show Right Bar or Show Left Bar switch to enable or disable the related bar.
Following function buttons are included on the General Tools Bar:

Toggle: Expand or collapse the bar

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Tools: Open the Tools Board
All Apps: Display all applications installed on the Display
Settings: Open the Settings Board
Recent Apps: Display recently used applications
Home: Display Home Screen
Back: Return to previous screen, menu
Drag: Drag the bar along the edge of the screen
Tools Board

Calculator

Chronometer

Timer

Palette

Freeze

Screenshot

Crop

Spotlight

Voting

Lock

Tools Board will be displayed when you tap on the Tools button on the General Tools Bar, if you are logged in previously. Otherwise login dialogue will be displayed.
Following function buttons will be included:
Calculator: Open calculator tool
Chronometer: Open chronometer tool
Timer: Open timer tool
Palette: Open quick palette tool
Freeze: Freeze the currently displayed picture on the screen. The General Tools Bars will not be shown and the Freeze Board will appear at the bottom of the screen. You can use the function buttons on this board to unfreeze the picture, open the quick palette tool, and take a screenshot. You can also drag the board left and right along the edge of the screen. To use this function, tap and hold the dragging area in the upper left corner of the board, drag it to the desired location without lifting your finger, and then release
Screenshot: Take a screenshot of the whole screen
Crop: Crop the screen and take a screenshot of the cropped part of the screen. Adjust the cropping area first and then tap on the check mark next to the Crop function button on the Tools Board. Tap on the cross mark to cancel
You can resize the cropping area by dragging the handles situated in the middle and the corners of it. To relocate the cropping area, tap and hold anywhere on this area, drag, and then release
Spotlight: Spotlight an area of the currently displayed picture on the screen. Tap and hold the spotlight area, drag it to the desired location, and then release. To resize the spotlight area, place your fingers on the screen and drag them away from or towards each other. You can also open the spotlight tool by tapping and holding anywhere on the screen with three fingertips
Voting: You can start a voting using this tool. When you tap on the Voting function button, the voting screen with a QR code will be displayed if the Display is connected to the Internet. To participate in the voting, participants with mobile devices (phones, tablets, etc.) that allow Internetaccess should scan this code. Note that, the mobile devices should be connected to the same network as the Display. The QR code will direct the participants to a site where they can enter their user name for the voting. After entering the username, they should tap on the Join button. If the connection is successful, the “Success” message appears on the screen of the mobile device. There will also be an increase in the number of the connections on the voting screen if the connection is successful, (For example, if it is 0, it becomes 1). Afterwards, when the Start Session button on the voting screen is tapped, this page will be closed and a bar will appear at the bottom of the screen of the Display. Start Voting, Show Result, and Quit function buttons will be available on this bar. When the Start Voting button is tapped, a screen with 5 options (A, B, C, D, and E) appears on the mobile device. The participants

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can select the desired option here. On the bar, the Start Voting button turns into the Stop Voting button. This button can be tapped, to end the voting. When the voting is stopped, the connected devices will no longer be able to vote. Afterwards, when the Show Result button is tapped, the voting results will be displayed. On this screen, the distribution of votes is displayed on a graph. This graph shows the number of votes and participants. On the second screen, the names of the participants and their votes can be seen. Tap on the Return button to close results. Tap on the Quit button on the bar to close the voting tool
Lock: Create a screen lock password / Lock the screen. You will need to enter this password to unlock the screen
When you open a tool, it will always be shown on top of all content and have drag and drop function. To use this function, tap and hold the centre of the palette tool or the title area of other tools, drag them to the desired location without lifting your finger, and then release.
To close a tool, tap on the X mark on the tool or the tool’s function button on the Tools Board or the Back function button on the General Tools Bar.
Note: The screenshots will be saved into the Pictures folder on the internal memory of the Display. You can use the File Manager application to browse the files on the Display.

Display Settings: Open the Display Settings menu
Lock: Set a screen lock password for the active user account or change the existing one
AMS: Open AMS (Account Management System) settings. Will not be available if the user account does not have administrative rights (User Role – Super Admin). Refer to the Account Management System (AMS) section for more information
Login Settings: Open login settings. Will not be available if the active user account does not have administrative rights (User Role – Super Admin). Refer to the Login section for more information
Password: Change the password of the active user account
Users: Open the Users Board. Add or delete user accounts or edit the settings of the existing ones. Will not be available if the active user account does not have administrative rights (User Role – Super Admin)
Wallpaper: Set the wallpaper option of your choice for your TV. Highlight a wallpaper option and tap on the Save button.
Users Board

Settings Board

Add User

admin

Display Settings

Lock

Add

Edit

Password

Lock

Delete

AMS

Login Settings

Cancel

Password

Users

Wallpaper
Settings Board will be displayed when you tap on the Settings button on the General Tools Bar, if you are logged in previously. Otherwise login dialogue will be displayed. Following function buttons will be included: Volume Slider ( ): Adjust volume level Brightness Slider ( ): Adjust brightness level

Tap on the Users button on the Settings Board to display the Users Board. This button will not be available if the active user account does not have administrative rights.
Select the user account the settings of which you want to change or which you want to delete.
Following function buttons will be included:
Add: Add a new user account
Edit: Change the name and the role of the selected user account
Delete: Delete the selected user account
Password: Change the password of the selected user account

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Lock: Set a screen lock password for the selected user account or change the existing one
The updated information will be saved on the Display. If the Display is connected to the Internet and operating in AMS active mode, the updated information will be saved in AMS.
Quick Palette
The dynamic (floating) Quick Palette mainly provides drawing functions. You can use the tools on it to change the pen’s colour, pen’s or eraser’s thickness, take a screenshot, launch the white board application, and so on. You can open the Quick Palette by tapping and holding anywhere on the screen with two fingertips. Following function buttons will be included:
Clear Screen ( ): Clear all drawing on the screen
White Board ( ): Launch the Vdraw application
Crop ( ): Crop the screen and take a screenshot of the cropped part of the screen. Adjust the cropping area first and then tap on the check mark next to the cropping function button on the Quick Palette. Tap on the cross mark to cancel
You can resize the cropping area by dragging the handles situated in the middle and the corners of it. To relocate the cropping area, tap and hold anywhere on this area, drag, and then release
Screenshot ( ): Take a screenshot of the whole screen
Close ( ): Close Quick Palette
File Manager ( ): Launch the File Manager application
Tip Size Bar, Colour Bar, Eraser
A thin and a thick white ring will appear around the circles to indicate the selected ones. The thin white ring will indicate the selected option for the pen and the thick white ring will indicate the selected option for the highlighter. If the selected option is the same for both the pen and the highlighter, only one thick ring will be visible.
Only a thick ring will be visible on the tip size bar to indicate the selected option for the eraser.
Tip Size Bar: Select the tip size of the pen, highlighter or eraser
Colour Bar: Select the colour of the pen or highlighter. Supported colours are Black, Red, Green and Blue

Eraser ( ): Switch to eraser mode or switch back to pen/highlighter mode. This function button is situated on the colour bar
When switched to eraser mode you can use the pen or your fingers to erase the digital ink from the interactive screen. You can also use your palm to erase larger areas.
Note: The screenshots will be saved into the Pictures folder on the internal memory of the Display. You can use the File Manager application to browse the files on the Display.
Drawing/Writing Over Screen
Please follow instructions below for drawing or writing on the screen.
· Select the desired colour and size for the pen or highlighter on the colour and tip size bar by tapping with the corresponding tip of the included pen. Use the thin tip for pen function and the thick tip for highlighter function
· Draw/Write anywhere on the screen with the Stylus pen
With the included Stylus pen, you can write and draw just like you would with an ordinary pen. The thin tip is for pen function and the thick tip is for highlight function.
· Tap on the Eraser ( ) button to erase local areas.
· Tap on the Clear Screen ( ) button to clear all drawings and writings on the screen at once
· Tap on the Close ( ) button to close the Quick Palette
The drawings will not be erased when you close the Palette. They will appear again when the Quick Palette is opened again. This will not apply if the Display is switched off and back on again.
Login
When the Display is turned on for the first time, an elementary Home Screen will be displayed after the initial setup is completed, if the User Login feature is enabled during the initial setup. As mentioned before, you will not be able to use the tools, applications and access the settings and create user-specific content if this is the case. Therefore, login will be required or you can disable the User Login feature during the initial setup to have the default admin account automatically logged in. Refer to the User Login Feature section below for more information.
You can log in as described below, if the user login feature is enabled.
· Tap on the Login widget ( ) situated in the centre of the Home Screen. The login dialogue will be displayed.
There are two ways to log in;
· Enter your user name and password credentials and tap on the Login button. Refer to the Creating User Accounts section below for more information on creating a user account.
· Use the default user name and password to log in. The default username and password are both set to “admin”.

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Tap on the Cancel button to exit.
User Login Feature
To use tools, applications and access the settings without logging in with your user account, you will need to disable the User Login feature during the initial setup. This will automatically log you into the default admin account. But if you did not disable this feature during the initial setup, you need to log in first as described above. After logging in, you can enable or disable this feature as described below.
· Tap on the Settings button on the General Tools Bar to display the Settings Board
· Tap on the Login Settings button. Login Settings screen will be displayed. Will not be available if the active user account does not have administrative rights (User Role – Super Admin)
· Tap on the User Login switch to enable or disable
· Tap on the Save button to complete
Creating User Accounts
To create or add a user account the User Login feature should be enabled first as described above. To do that you need to log into an account with administrative rights. You can use the default username and password to do this. Enter “admin” for both.
Now you will be allowed to use the tool bars. Tap on the Settings button on the General Tools Bar to display the Settings Board. Then tap on the Users button. You will see the options to add, edit, and delete an account. Tap on the Add button to add a new user account. Enter the credentials and select the user role as User or Super Admin to determine the authorisation level of the account. When you are done, tap on the Save button.
Super Admin – Able to list users, add, edit and delete any user or update user password and lock password of any user
User – Able to edit own user password and lock password
The new user account information will be saved on the Display. If the Display is connected to the Internet and operating in AMS active mode, the information of the created user account will be saved in AMS and will be accessible on any Display registered to the same AMS.
Account Management System (AMS)
AMS is a cloud-based system where all the data of the registered users and the Displays is stored. So, users can access their accounts and settings on any Display registered to the same AMS. Registering with AMS is not mandatory if a stand-alone operating Display is needed.
The Display supports operating both in AMS active and AMS passive mode. AMS passive mode is set by default.

AMS Registration
It is required to have an Internet connection and the active user account should have administrative rights (User Role – Super Admin) in order to connect the Display to AMS. Please follow the instructions below:
· Connect the Display to the Internet
Refer to the Connectivity section for more information
· Tap on the AMS button situated on the Settings Board. AMS Settings screen will be displayed. The AMS button is also situated on the Quick Settings Board. Tap on the Quick Settings widget on the Home Screen to display the board
· Tap on the AMS Active switch to enable the AMS
· Following fields will appear. These fields should be filled in to register with AMS. Enter the required information
Display Name: A Name for your Display. Display information can be followed through AMS with this name
Account Management System URL: Web URL of AMS
Account Management System Key: Unique key for AMS
· When you are done filling these fields, tap on the Save button to complete the registration
Tap on the Cancel button to exit.
As a result, device and user settings will be downloaded from AMS, and users registered to AMS will become active in this Display. And the information of this Display and the user accounts created on it will be kept on AMS and will become accessible on any Display registered to the same AMS.
Obtaining AMS URL and AMS Key
Please contact your AMS administrator for AMS URL and AMS Key information.
AMS administrator is required to follow the instructions below to get the AMS Key:
· Enter the AMS URL in the address bar of the web browser
· Enter the user name and the password in the related fields to log in
· Go to Settings > Configuration (AMS Settings Page ­ Configuration Tab)
· Find the AMS Secret Key field on the page
Favourite Applications
You can select the desired applications for quick access. These apps will be accessible directly from the Home Screen.
To add an application to your favourites, tap on the plus sign ( ) on the home screen. If an application is priorly added, tap on the plus sign at the bottom right corner of the favourite applications box to add an application or remove a present one. Available apps will be displayed in a box on the right side. Here you can select the applications you

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want to add by tapping on them, and then tap on the Add button to add them. In the same way, you can select the applications that you want to remove from the favourite applications box and then tap on the trash can button to remove them. You can add or remove one or more of them by tapping on the apps in these boxes. When you are done, tap on the Cancel button.
If you want these changes to be applied to your registered account on AMS, the Display should be connected to the Internet and operating in AMS active mode.
All Applications
Tap on the All Apps widget ( ) on the Home Screen or on the General Tools Bar. All applications installed on your Display will be listed here. You can launch any installed application using this screen.
Tap anywhere on the darkened area of the screen or the Back button on the General Tools Bar to exit.
Note: When using the VMeet application, make sure to connect the USB camera to the Display before you launch the application. Otherwise, you won’t be able to turn on the camera during your meeting. If this is the case, close the app and relaunch it to use the camera.
Recent Applications
Tap on the Recent Apps button on the General Tools Bar. The recently used applications that are still running in the background will be displayed. Swipe up or down to see all apps. You can switch between apps using this screen. Tap on an app to switch to it. To close an app, tap on the `X’ sign on the upper right corner of the app. You can close all recently used apps at once by tapping on the Clear All button.
Tap anywhere on the screen or the Home button on the General Tools Bar to exit.
Display Settings Menu Content
You can configure the settings of your Display using the Display Settings menu. In order to access this menu, press the Menu button on the remote or tap on the Quick Settings widget ( ) on the Home Screen to display the Quick Settings Board and then tap on the Display Settings button. You can also use the Display Settings button situated on the Settings Board. Available options will be listed.
Note that some options in the Display Settings menu may not be available depending on the model of your Display and its features.
Picture
Picture Mode: Set the picture mode to suit your preference or requirements. Picture mode can be set to one of these options: Game, Sports, Signage, Natural, and Text.

Some of the picture settings will be adjusted according to the selected picture mode.
Energy Saving: Set your preference for energy saving. If set to Eco the Display will adjust the energy consumption accordingly. Set to Off to turn this setting off. Some other picture settings may not be changed if this option is set to Eco.
When the Display is not in use, you can switch off or disconnect the Display from the mains plug to reduce or cut the energy consumption.
Contrast: Adjust the contrast value of the screen.
Brightness: Adjust the brightness value of the screen.
Sharpness: Adjust the sharpness value for the objects displayed on the screen.
Colour: Adjust the colour saturation value of the screen.
Backlight: Adjust the backlight level of the screen manually. This item will not be available if the Energy Saving option is set to Eco.
Picture Zoom: Set the aspect ratio of the screen. To make the image fit the screen exactly, you can select one of the predefined options according to your preference.
Advanced Settings
Dynamic Contrast: Set your preference for the dynamic contrast ratio setting. High, Medium, Low, and Off options will be available.
Microdimming: Set your micro dimming preference. High, Medium, Low, and Off options will be available. While this feature is active, it will enhance contrast locally for each defined zone.
Colour Space: Set your colour space preference. Auto, Rgb, and Yuv options will be available.
Colour Temperature: Set your colour temperature preference. Normal (9300K), Warm, and Cold options will be available.
Gamma Slider: Adjust the light and dark balance manually.
Noise Reduction: Set your preference for noise reducing functionality. High, Medium, Low, and Off options will be available.
Colour Shift: Adjust the colour tone manually.
Film Mode: It is the function for 3:2 or 2:2 cadence detection for 24 fps film content and improves the side effects (like interlacing effect or judder) which are caused by these pull down methods. Set your Film Mode preference as Auto or turn it off by setting to Off.
HDMI RGB Range: This setting should be adjusted according to input RGB signal range on HDMI source. It can be limited range (16-235) or full range (0-255). Set your HDMI RGB range preference. Auto, Full, and Limit options will be available.
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Note: Adjusting some of the settings may not affect the picture on the launcher menu.
Sound
Speakers: To hear the Display audio from the connected compatible audio device set to External Audio System. Set to Display Speakers to use the speakers of your Display for sound output.
Dolby Audio Processing: With Dolby Audio Processing, you can improve the sound quality of your Display. Press OK to see the options and set.
Sound Mode: Highlight the Sound Mode option and press OK to see the preset sound modes. Smart, Music, Movie, and News options will be available. Highlight the option you prefer and press OK to set.
Volume Leveler: Allows you to balance the sound levels. In this way, you are minimally affected by abnormal sound rises and falls. If the Sound Mode is set to Smart, this feature can be turned on. Highlight and press OK to turn on. Then adjust manually using the slider.
Balance: Adjust the left and right volume balance for speakers and headphones.
Digital Output: Set the digital sound output preference. PCM, Bypass, and Auto options will be available. Highlight the option you prefer and press OK to set.
Note: This option should be set to PCM instead of Auto, if the connected external audio device does not support DD. Otherwise, no sound will be heard from the connected device.
AVL: With this option, you can set the Display to automatically level out sudden volume differences. Typically at the beginning of adverts or when you are switching sources. Turn this option on/off by pressing OK.
HDMI/ARC Latency: Adjust the delay value for HDMI/ARC.
Audio Output Latency: Adjust the delay value for SPDIF.
Dialogue Enhancer: This feature provides sound postprocessing options for speech-gated dialogue enhancement. Highlight and press OK to turn on. Then adjust manually using the slider.
Reset: Reset the sound settings to factory default settings.
Network & Internet
You can configure your Display’s network settings using the options of this menu.
Wi-Fi: Turn the wireless LAN (WLAN) function on and off. Highlight and press OK to turn this function on and off.
Note: If the Display is connected to a wired network, unplug the Ethernet cable to allow wireless connection.
Available networks
When the WLAN function is turned on, a few available wireless networks will be listed. Highlight See all and press OK to see all networks. Select one and press OK to connect.

You may be asked to enter a password to connect to the selected network, in case the network is password protected.
You can see the status of the connection under the name of your network. It will read `Connected’ if the connection is successful. Highlight the network that your Display is connected to and press OK to see the information on the connection, such as the Internet connection status (as Connected – Not connected), and if connected, the IP/MAC addresses and signal strength. You can also change the IP settings using the related option and delete the connected wireless network profile using the Forget network option here. You can set a proxy server using the related option under the Other Options caption.
Note: The IP Setting changes will not take immediate effect but becomes active after the Display is turned off and then back on again.
Other Options
Add new network: Add networks with hidden SSID’s (network name). You can use this option in order to connect to the hidden networks by entering their names manually. This item will not be available if the Wi-Fi option is not turned on.
Proxy settings: Set a HTTP proxy for browser manually. This proxy may not be used by other apps.
Networked Standby Mode: This is a standard that allows a device to be turned on or woken up by a network message when it is in standby mode. Highlight and press OK to turn this function on and off. Refer to the Networked Standby Mode section for more information.
Internet Speed Test: Start a speed test for the Internet connection. The test result will be displayed when completed.
Ethernet
If the Ethernet (LAN) function under the Ethernet caption is turned on, you can see the LAN status (as Connected – Not connected) and also MAC/IP addresses here if the connection was successful. You can also change the IP settings using the related option. You can set a proxy server using the related option under the Other Options caption.
Ethernet: Turn the LAN function on and off. Highlight and press OK to turn this function on and off.
Connected/Not connected: Displays the status of the connection (via Ethernet), IP and MAC addresses.
802.1x Settings: Configure your Display’s Ethernet port settings.
IP settings: Configure your Display’s IP settings.
Note: The IP Setting changes will not take immediate effect but becomes active after the Display is turned off and then back on again.

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Options
Device Info
Display device information menu options.
Set ID: Sets the device ID. Highlight this option and press the Numeric keyboard button (depends on the model) or numeric buttons on the remote control to set an ID number for your Display.
Software Version: Displays current software version. Press OK to open the update centre. In addition to the current software version, the last update date information can be found here. The CHECK UPDATE option will be highlighted. Press OK to start a manual search for a software update. To do this, your Display should be connected to the Internet. If any update is found, you can download and install the new software using the related options. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the process.
Serial Number: Displays serial number of the Display. (Cannot be changed by the user)
Model Name: Displays model name of the Display. (Cannot be changed by the user)
Save Model Information: Copies the model information data of the Display to a connected USB device.
Display Life Time: Displays the lifetime of the Display in hours.
Controls
Pixel shift: Enables or disables pixel shifting. This option can be used to avoid image retention (after image effects) that can occur when displaying fixed patterns or still images for long periods of time. If enabled, the picture and OSD (On-Screen Display) will be shifted at specified time intervals.
No Signal: Sets the behaviour preference of the Display, when no signal is detected from the currently set input source. Failover, Input Search, and Disabled options are available. If Failover is selected the Display checks the connected USB device for available files to play. If no playable files are available or there is no USB device connected to the Display, the No Signal Image will be displayed. If there isn’t any No Signal Image available, No Signal OSD will be displayed on the screen. The setting of the USB Auto Play option in the Display Settings > System Settings > More menu is not important, in Failover mode it will function anyway. If Input Search is selected, available input sources will be listed. Highlight the options you want and press OK to select. The Display will search all selected input sources consecutively to find signal. If no signal is detected from other available sources, the Display will turn off automatically after completing a cycle. How to install No Signal Image

Install the file you want to use onto the root directory of any USB storage device and name it as “NoSignalImage.png”. Connect the USB storage device to the Display. Highlight the USB Operations option in the Display Settings > Options > USB menu and press OK. Control Button Lock: Set to On to prohibit the use of the button/s on the Display.
Remote Control Lock: Set to On to inhibit the use of the remote. Remote control will function in standby mode independently from the setting of this option.
To turn this option off and be able to use the remote again, tap on the Quick Settings widget on the Home Screen to display the Quick Settings Board. Then tap on the Display Settings button. Enter the Options > Controls menu and set this option to Off.
You can also unlock the remote control by pressing the “Down / Volume + / Brightness + / Volume – / Brightness -” buttons consecutively.
UART0: Select ASCII/HEX protocol for UART 0. Default value is ASCII. There is no need to restart the Display after selection in order to work with the protocols correctly. If the selection is changed, the latest selected protocol will be preserved and started when the Display is booted up.
Note that ASCII/HEX selection is not working while debug logs are enabled. If it is wrongly changed to HEX while debug logs are enabled, revert the selection to ASCII and reboot the Display in order to correct the debug logs and the ASCII protocol behaviour.
Also note that HEX protocol will work with the baud rate value 19200 for UART 0.
UART1: Select ASCII/HEX protocol for UART 1. Default value is HEX. There is no need to restart the Display after selection in order to work with the protocols correctly. If the selection is changed, the latest selected protocol will be preserved and started when the Display is booted up.
Note that ASCII/HEX selection is always working as expected. It does not matter if the debug logs are enabled or not.
Also note that HEX protocol will work with the baud rate value 9600 for UART1.
Embedded Touch: Enable the functionality of the embedded touch screen for the selected option. If set to Auto, touch screen will be active for the current source (HDMI, DP, OPS or Display/Home). Refer to the Embedded Infrared Overlay Touch Screen section for more infirmation.
Note: Availability of the input options may differ depending on the model of the Display.
Microphone and Front USB (depends on the model): Set your preference for the usage of the USB input/s and microphone located on the front side of the Display. Display, OPS, and Auto options are available. Selected option determines whether the microphone and front USB input/s are active.
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OPS – active for OPS source
Auto – active for current source (Home or OPS)
Note: Microphone and front USB may not be available depending on the model of your Display.
Menu Lock: You can block access to the Display Settings menu by setting this item to All menus. When you press the Menu button on the remote, tap on the Display Settings button on the Quick Settings Board or on the Settings Board, you will be asked to enter the PIN that you have defined during the initial setup process. If you didn’t defined a PIN during the initial setup, you can use the default PIN. Default PIN is set to 0000. If you have defined a PIN during the initial setup or later via the Display menu, the default PIN will be 4725. Set to Off to disable this function.
Auto Source Switch: If this option is enabled the Display will switch to the currently active HDMI source automatically when a device is connected to the Display through the HDMI1 or HDMI2 input socket. Set to Enabled to enable this feature.
When a source device connected to either HDMI1 or HDMI2 input socket is removed, the Display will switch to the other active HDMI source. If there is no other device connected to the Display and the HDMI Wake Up Enabled option is enabled, the Display will switch into the standby mode.
There is also a 3-second restriction for the successive connected HDMI sources. This means, second HDMI device must be plugged in 3 seconds after the first HDMI device is plugged in.
Note: This feature applies for HDMI1 and HDMI2 input sockets only. Refer to the General View section to see the HDMI inputs.
Bluetooth: Switches on or off the Bluetooth functionality. Set to Enabled to enable this feature.
Note: Previous pairing information will be lost if the Bluetooth option is disabled.
Bluetooth Remotes & Accessories: You can use wireless accessories, such as remote controls, headphones, keyboards or game controllers with your Display. Add devices to use them with your Display. Select this option and press OK to start searching available devices in order to pair them with your Display. If available highlight the Add accessory option and press OK to start the search. Set your device to pairing mode. Available devices will be recognised and listed or pairing request will be displayed. To start pairing, select your device from the list and press OK, or highlight OK and press OK when the pairing request appears.
Connected devices will also be listed here. Highlight the device and press OK to see available options. To unpair a device, highlight the Unpair option and press OK. Then select OK and press OK again to unpair the device from the Display. You can also change the name of a connected device. Highlight the Change name option and press OK. Use the virtual keyboard to change the name of the device.

If the device supports it, the device’s current battery life remaining information will be displayed here as well.
If the Bluetooth option in the Controls menu is disabled, this option will become unavailable and appear as greyed out in the menu. Note that previous pairing information will be lost if the Bluetooth option is disabled.
Power Up Settings
Power Up Mode: Configures the power up mode preference. Always On, Standby, and Last State options are available.
Power Mode: If this feature is enabled the Display can be turned on again with the RS232 and LAN commands if it is turned off through it. Press OK to enable or disable the feature.
Enabled – Reactive mode
Disabled – Eco mode
HDMI Wake Up Enabled: This feature works based on HDMI 5V or video signal and it will only work with a single HDMI source. When this signal is active the Display wakes up and when the signal is inactive the Display shuts down. Disabled, 5V, and Enabled options are available. Set according to your preference. Highlight the option you prefer and press OK to enable. In order to use this feature in conjunction with the Auto Source Switch feature it is recommended to enable the Auto Source Switch option in the Options > Controls menu.
Enabled – works based on video signal
5V – works based on 5V signal
Note: Depending on the model of your Display, this feature may not be available, or if the Power Mode option is disabled (Eco mode), it may not work with the HDMI2 source.
USB
Clone to USB: Copies the database files from the Display to a connected USB device.
Clone from USB: Copies the database files from a connected USB device to the Display.
USB Operations: Highlight and press OK to perform USB operations.
USB Information: Press OK to open the USB Information menu screen. Current total and free space information of the connected USB device will be displayed. You can also format the connected USB device as device storage using the Format Disk option in this menu (FAT32 format only) to extend the storage capacity of your Display. After doing this, that device will only be usable with the Display.
IMPORTANT: Formatting your USB storage device will erase ALL the data on it and its file system will be converted to FAT32.
Safely Remove: You can use this option to remove the devices connected to the USB inputs of the Display safely. Highlight this option and press OK. Wait for the message to be displayed on the screen and then remove your device.

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Failure to do so, may cause problems when you connect your USB device to other devices and you might have to format your USB device.
OPS Settings

Fixed Volume Enable: Enables or disables the use of fixed volume value which is set in the Fixed Volume Value menu item. If this option is disabled, this menu item will be unavailable to be set. Press OK to enable or disable the feature.

Press OK to open the OPS Settings menu screen.
OPS Status: Displays whether the OPS module is on or off. Allows the change of status via soft PSON signal (0.5s).
OPS Power: Highlight and press OK to turn the OPS module on or off.
Power Down: Turns the OPS off via hard PSON signal (5s).

Fixed Volume Value: Sets the value of the volume to be fixed.
Headphone Direct Volume: When this feature is enabled, the sound is routed directly to the headphone output, without going through the Display’s sound processing procedures.

Boot Signal: Enables or disables sending of a PSON signal. The Display checks the status signal of the OPS at bootup in order to turn it on by sending a PSON signal if it is off. Some OPS’s send incorrect information on their status during the bootup of the Display, so they seem to be on even though they are off. For such non-standard OPS’s, this option must be enabled. In this case, a PSON signal will be send for the OPS regardless of the received status information at bootup.
Recovery Mode: When this option is enabled and OPS is on, if there is no video for 10 seconds it resets hotplug. If there is no video available after 30 seconds it reboots OPS.
OPS Always On: When this option is enabled, the Power Mode option in the Display Settings > Options > Power Up Settings menu will be forced to enabled (Reactive mode) in the menu and OPS will not be set to standby.

Reset to Default Values
Reset: Highlight this option and press the OK button on the remote to return the Options menu settings to factory defaults.
First time installation
Highlight this option and press OK to repeat the initial setup process and reset the Display’s settings to the factory defaults. Note: You will be asked to enter the PIN to perform initial setup. If you didn’t define a PIN during the initial setup, you can use the default PIN. Default PIN is set to 0000. If you have defined a PIN during the initial setup or later via the Display menu, the default PIN will be 4725.
System Settings

Power Off Mode: Some OPS devices doesn’t support power button feature. It can take a long time for the OPS to go into standby mode. In such cases, these menu options will be used to determine the behaviour of the Display. Force and Normal modes will be available. Highlight and press OK to switch between modes.
Force: If the OPS is not turned off when the standby button is pressed, the OPS will only wait 10 seconds to switch into standby mode.
Normal: The Display continues to show the message “OPS is shutting down” on the screen until the power is turned off. If the Display doesn’t switch into standby mode for 20 seconds, a message will be displayed.
SDM Version (depends on the model): Displays the SDM version information.
Volume Settings
Volume Limit: Sets the maximum value of the volume.
Volume Limit (Headphone): Sets the maximum value of the headphone volume.
Startup Volume Enable: Enables or disables the use of startup volume value which is set in the Startup Volume Value menu item. If this option is disabled, this menu item will be unavailable to be set. Press OK to enable or disable the feature.
Startup Volume Value: Sets the startup value of the volume.

Language: Set your OSD menu language preference.
Date/Time: Set the date and time options of your Display.
Automatic date & time: You can set your Display to automatically update the time and date data over the network. Turn this option off, if you want to manually set the date and time.
Set date: Set the date manually.
Set time: Set the time manually.
Set time zone: Set the time zone.
Use 24-hour format: Turn the 24-hour format on or off.
Sources: Enable or disable the source options. There will also be Enhanced and Auto options available for some sources, if your Display supports Ultra HD. The Enhanced option can be used for up to 4K@60Hz images, and the Enabled option can be used for up to 4K@30Hz images. Set to Auto to allow the Display to automatically switch between the Enabled and Enhanced options in case no image can be displayed due to incompatibility with the source device. Note: HDMI cables which are longer than 5 metres and which are not HDMI certified can cause display problems. We recommend using a certified Premium High-Speed HDMI Cable. Source device, connection cable quality and other HDMI equipments used may affect performance. Please refer to https://www.hdmi.org/resource/cables (for
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Menu Timeout: Set your idle timeout duration preference for the menus.
Standby Mode Led: Enable or disable the functionality of the standby mode LED. If set to Off the standby mode LED will not light up when the Display is in standby mode.
Software Upgrade: Ensure that your Display has the latest software. Press OK to see the current software version and last update time. The CHECK UPDATE option will be highlighted. You can start a manual search for an update by pressing OK. To do this, your Display should be connected to the Internet. If any update is found, you can download and install the new software using the related options. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the process.
Auto Software Upgrade: Enable or disable the automatic software upgrade functionality. Disabled, Enabled, and Forced options will be available. Set according to your preference.
Country: The country that was selected during the initial setup process will be shown.
Auto Display OFF: Set your time preference for the Display to automatically go into standby mode when not being operated. This option can be set from 1 to 8 hours in steps of 1 hour. You can also disable this option by setting to Off.
CEC: Enable or disable the CEC functionality. Highlight the option of your choice and press OK to set.
CEC Auto Power On: This function allows the connected HDMI-CEC compatible device to turn on the Display and switch to its input source automatically. Highlight the option of your choice and press OK to set.
USB Auto Play: Using this option you can set your Display to start playing the media content installed on a removable device automatically. Refer to the USB Auto Play Feature section for detailed information.
Legal Information: Provides information about licences. Third party source, System WebView licences, and Consumer Information options will be available.
Physical Keyboard Layout: Select your keyboard type, configure remote controller input method preferences, and manage keyboard settings.
Operating System Settings Menu Content
You can also configure some of the settings of your Display via the hidden operating system’s Settings menu. In order to access this menu, press the Menu button and then the Numeric keyboard button on the remote and enter the 3-2-9-1 numbers using the numeric keyboard. Available options will be listed. You can also press the related button on the front side of the Display to access this menu (depends on the model). Refer to the Control Buttons on

the Display section if you need further information on the buttons on the Display and their functions.
Network & Internet
You can configure your Display’s network settings using the options of this menu. Refer to the Display Settings Menu Content section for more information.
Apps
Using the options of this menu, you can manage the apps on your Display.
Recently opened apps
You can display recently opened apps. Highlight See all apps and press OK to see all the apps installed on your Display. The amount of storage space that they needed will also be displayed. You can see the version of the app, open or force to stop the running of the app, uninstall a downloaded app, clear the data and cache, turn on/off the notifications, see the permissions and turn them on/ off, etc. Highlight an app and press OK to see available options.
Permissions
Manage the permissions and some other features of the apps.
App permissions: The apps will be sorted by permission type categories. You can enable and disable permissions for the apps from within these categories.
Special app access: Configure some app features and special permissions.
Security & Restrictions: Using the options of this menu you can allow or restrict installation of apps from sources other than the Google Play Store.
Device Preferences
About: Check for system updates, change the device name, reset the Display to the factory defaults, and view system information such as network addresses, serial numbers, versions, etc. You can also view legal information here.
Factory reset: Reset all settings to the factory defaults. Highlight Factory reset and press OK. A confirmation message will be displayed, select Factory reset to proceed with resetting. A further confirmation message will be displayed, select Erase everything to factory reset the Display. The Display will switch off/on first and the initial setup will start. Select Cancel to exit.
Note: You may be asked to enter a PIN to proceed with the reset operation. Enter the PIN you have defined during the initial setup. If you didn’t set a PIN during the initial setup, you can use the default PIN. The default PIN is set to 0000. If you have defined a PIN during the initial setup or later via the Display menu, the default PIN will be 4725.
Date & Time: Set the date and time options of your Display. You can set your Display to automatically update the time

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and date data over the network. Set corresponding to your environment and preference. Disable by setting as Off if you want to manually change the date or time. Then set the date, time, time zone and hour format options.
Keyboard: Select your keyboard type, configure remote controller input method preferences, and manage keyboard settings.
Display & Sound
Display
Text scaling: Set your preferred text size.
Match content frame rate: Set your preference for the Display’s behaviour related to adapting to the frame rate of the content.
Advanced display settings: Enter additional settings menu. You can enable or disable gaming mode, select your preference for the video formats, show or hide enabled and disabled formats.
Sound
System Sounds: System sound is the sound played when navigating or selecting an item on the Display screen. Highlight this option and press OK to turn this function on or off.
Advanced Sound Settings: Select your preference for the sound formats, show or hide enabled and disabled formats.
Storage: View the total storage space status of the Display and connected devices if available, create free storage space by deleting cached data and uninstalling priorly installed apps. To see detailed usage information, highlight the internal storage option or a connected device option and press OK. There will also be options for ejecting and setting up the connected USB storage devices as device storage.
Erase & format (Set up) as removable storage: If you did priorly format your USB storage device as device storage, it will only be usable with your Display. You can use this option to format it again in order to use it with other devices. Before proceeding with the formatting, you may consider backing up the data on your device to your Display’s internal storage or to another USB storage device using the Back up apps option. Otherwise, some apps may not work properly after formatting. Follow the on-screen instructions and read the information displayed on the screen before proceeding.
Note: Formatting the connected storage device will erase all data installed on it. Back up the files that you want to keep before you proceed with formatting the device.
Erase & format (Set up) as device storage: You can use the connected USB storage device to extend the storage capacity of your Display. After doing this, that device will only be usable with the Display. Follow the onscreen instructions and read the information displayed on the screen before proceeding.

Note: Formatting the connected storage device will erase all data installed on it. Back up the files that you want to keep before you proceed with formatting the device.
Eject: To keep your content safe, eject your USB storage device before you unplug it from your Display.
Screen Saver: Set the screensaver options for your Display. You can choose a screensaver, set a time for the screensaver to activate, or activate the screensaver.
Location: You can allow the use of the wireless connection to estimate the location, see the recent location requests and allow or restrict the listed apps to use your location information.
Accessibility: Configure Captions, Text to speech, Accessibility shortcut settings and turn High contrast text and Audio description on or off. Some of the caption settings may not be applied.
Restart: Restart the Display. Highlight and press OK. A confirmation message will be displayed, select Restart to proceed and Cancel to exit. The Display will first switch off and then switch on again.
Bluetooth Remotes & Accessories
You can use wireless accessories, such as remote controls, headphones, keyboards or game controllers with your Display. Add devices to use them with your Display. Highlight this option and press OK to start searching available devices in order to pair them with your Display. If available highlight the Add accessory option and press OK to start the search. Set your device to pairing mode. Available devices will be recognised and listed or pairing request will be displayed. Select your device from the list or highlight OK when the pairing request is prompted and press OK to start pairing.
Connected devices will also be listed under this section. Highlight the device name and press OK to access detailed information on the device and additional settings listed below.
Change name: Change the name of the device.
Unpair: Unpair the device from the Display.
Battery: If the device supports it, the device’s current battery life remaining information will be displayed here.
Note: This menu will not be available if the Bluetooth option in the Display Settings > Options > Controls menu is not set to Enabled.
Installing Third Party Applications
Check if the installation of apps from sources other than the Play Store is allowed in the the operating system’s Settings > Apps > Security & Restrictions menu. Highlight the Unknown sources option and press OK. If the checkbox next to the related app option in the Install unknown apps menu is not checked, highlight that option and press OK. Then follow the below mentioned steps in order to install a third party application. Refer to the

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Operating System Settings Menu Content section if you need further information.
· Copy the file with the extension “.apk” onto a FAT formatted USB storage device
· Connect the USB storage device to one of the USB inputs on the Display
· Launch the File Manager app from the All Apps menu. Select your connected USB storage device and press OK to browse the content. Highlight the file with the extension “.apk” and press OK. Your permission will be asked. Select Install and press OK again to proceed
Note: Third party applications support is limited. Some functions of the application or properly launch may be affected.

Connectivity
To configure wired and wireless settings you should access the Display Settings > Network & Internet menu. Press the Menu button on the remote or tap on the Quick Settings widget ( ) on the Home Screen and then tap on the Display Settings button to view the Display Settings menu. You can also use the Display Settings button situated on the Settings Board.
The Network & Internet menu can also be accessed from the operating system’s Settings menu. Refer to the Operating System Settings Menu Content section if you need further information.
To Connect to a Wired Network
There is an Ethernet socket on the rear side of your Display. Connect your Display to your modem/router via this Ethernet socket using an Ethernet cable. Refer to the General View section on the first pages of this manual to see the location of the socket.
The status of the Internet connection under the Ethernet caption in the Network & Internet menu will read `Connected’. The MAC and IP addresses will also be displayed under this caption. You can also set a proxy server and change the IP settings using the related options under the Ethernet and Other Options captions.
Note: The IP Setting changes will not take immediate effect but becomes active after the Display is turned off and then back on again.

1 Broadband ISP connection
2 Ethernet (LAN) cable
3 Ethernet (LAN) input (on the rear side of the Display)
To Connect to a Wireless Network
A wireless LAN modem/router is required to connect the Display to a wireless network. If the Display is connected to a wired network, unplug the Ethernet cable to allow wireless connection.
Highlight the Wi-Fi option in the Network & Internet menu and press OK to turn on the WLAN. Available networks will be listed. Select one and press OK to connect. You may be asked to enter a password to connect to the selected network, in case the network is password protected.
You can see the status of the connection under the name of your network. It will read `Connected’ if the connection is successful. Highlight your network under the Available networks caption in the Network & Internet menu and press OK to see the detailed information on the connection such as MAC and IP addresses. This way you can also access advanced settings for the wireless connection such as IP settings. You can also use the Forget network option here to delete the connected wireless network profile, so the Display will not connect to that network automatically if it is available when the WLAN option is turned on. You can set a proxy server using the related option under the Other Options caption.
Note: The IP Setting changes will not take immediate effect but becomes active after the Display is turned off and then back on again.

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and via Ethernet (wired), the Ethernet connection will take priority.

Since if this is the case, a WLAN connection can not be established.

1

Unplug the Ethernet cable to allow wireless connection.

Networked Standby Mode

1 Broadband ISP connection
A network with hidden SSID (network name) can not be detected by other devices. If you want to connect to a network with hidden network name, highlight the Add new network option under the Other options caption and press OK. To connect to the network, enter its name, select the type of security and then enter the password if it is password-protected. You can also make your network’s name visible by changing the settings via the modem’s software.
A Wireless-N router (IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac) with simultaneous 2.4 and 5 GHz bands is designed to increase bandwidth. These are optimised for smoother and faster HD video streaming, file transfers and wireless gaming.
The frequency and channel differ depending on the area.
The transmission speed differs depending on the distance and number of obstructions between the transmission products, the configuration of these products, the radio wave conditions, the line traffic and the products that you use. The transmission may also be cut off or may get disconnected depending on the radio wave conditions, DECT phones or any other WLAN 11b appliances. The standard values of the transmission speed are the theoretical maximum values for the wireless standards. They are not the actual speeds of data transmission.
The location where the transmission is most effective differs depending on the usage environment.
The Wireless feature of the Display supports 802.11 a,b,g,n & ac type modems. It is highly recommended that you should use the IEEE 802.11n communication protocol in order to avoid any possible problems while watching videos.
You must change your modem’s SSID when there are any other modems around with the same SSID. You can encounter connection problems otherwise. Use a wired connection if you experience problems with a wireless connection.
A stable connection speed is required to play back streaming content. Use an Ethernet connection if the wireless LAN speed is unstable.
Note: Operating system allows only one network connection at a time. If the Display is connected to the network both wirelessly

Networked Standby Mode is a standard that allows a device to be turned on or woken up by a network message (magic packet). This message is sent to the device by a program executed on a remote device connected to the same local area network, such as a smartphone.
To enable this feature the Networked Standby Mode option in the Display Settings > Network & Internet menu and the Power Mode option in the Display Settings > Options > Power Up Settings menu should be enabled (Power Mode – Reactive). It is necessary that both the device, from which the network message will be sent to the Display, and the Display are connected to the same network. All devices must support magic packet on the system from Access Points to the device which sends the magic packet and the device which receives the magic packet to wake-up. You can use any Networked Standby Mode software available for the operating system of your device in order to send magic packets.
In order to use this feature the Display and the remote device should be connected at least once while the Display is on. If the Display is powered off, the connection should be re-established, the next time it is switched on. Otherwise this feature will be unavailable. This does not apply, when the Display is switched into the standby mode.
How to control functionality
· Enable the Networked Standby Mode feature from within the Display Settings > Network & Internet menu
· Connect your Display and the remote device, which will send the magic packets to the Display, to the same network
· Get the MAC address of your Display which will be needed in order to send magic packets. Refer to the Connectivity section for information on how to get the MAC address
· Switch the Display into standby mode
· Send magic packets to the MAC address of your Display by using mobile phones, Linux or Windows computers
Your Display should wake up after receiving magic packets.
Media Player Applications
Tap on the All Apps widget ( ) on the Home Screen or on the General Tools Bar. The applications installed on your Display will be listed. Launch the application of your choice. Gallery, Media Player and Music applications can be used to play/display media files.
The application menus are not fully compatible with the touch screen. So it will be more convenient to use the remote control when navigating through these menus.

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Note: Use the Media Player applications Gallery, Media Player and Music to play/display media files. It might not be possible to play/ display media files using other applications such as OfficeSuite.
Video Files
Lauch the Media Player app from the All Apps menu. Select the connected USB stroge device. Highlight a video file and press OK to play it back. You can use the media control buttons on the screen to control the video playback, and the buttons on the info bar to configure the settings. The media control buttons and the info bar will disappear after a certain period of time. Press OK to reveal them again.
Pause/Play: Pause and resume the playback.
Back: Return to the previous screen.

(depends on the model), rotate left/right or refresh the screen or access more settings using the related options.
When you start a slide show, all image files in the current folder will be displayed in an infinite loop. Press the OK or Return/Back button to stop the slide show.
Pause/Play: Start a slide show.
Back: Return to the previous screen.
From USB Connection
IMPORTANT! Back up the files on your USB storage devices before connecting them to the Display. Manufacturer will not be responsible for any file damage or data loss. Certain types of USB devices (e.g. MP3 Players) or USB hard disk drives/memory sticks may not be compatible with this Display.

Music Files
Lauch the Music app from the All Apps menu.
You can use the tabs at the top of the screen to sort the files. Press OK to play back the highlighted music/audio file. Now Playing screen will be displayed. You can use the options here to control the media.
Pause/Play: Pause and resume the playback.

You can view your photos or play your music and video files installed on a connected USB storage device on the Display. Plug in the USB storage device to one of the USB inputs on the Display.
Launch one of the Gallery, Media Player and Music applications from the All Apps menu. Highlight a media file and press the OK button. Refer to the related section above for more information on using the apps.

Back: Return to the previous screen.
The Media Control Buttons on the Now Playing Screen
Play List: Display the now playing playlist.
Shuffle: Highlight and press OK to turn the shuffle option on or off. When the shuffle mode is on, all of the music files in the current playlist are played in a random order.
Repeat: Highlight and press OK to turn on or off the repeating option for the playing file or all files in the current playlist. Press OK consecutively to change the functionality. All music files in the current list or the currently playing file will be repeatedly played back.
Pause/Play: Highlight and press OK to pause and resume the playback.
Start from beginning/Previous File: Highlight and press OK to start the playback from the beginning or switch to the previous file in the list.
Next File: Highlight and press OK to switch to the next file in the list.
Playback Progress Bar: Highlight and use Left/Right directional buttons to fast forward or rewind the playback.

Note: Wait a little while before each plugging and unplugging as the player may still be reading files. It is recommended to use the Safely Remove option in the Display Settings > Options > USB menu. Failure to do so may cause physical damage to the USB player and the USB device itself. Do not pull out your drive while playing a file.
USB Auto Play Feature
This feature is used to start playing the media content installed on a removable device automatically. It uses the media playing applications. The media content types have different priorities in order to be played. The reducing priority order is as Image and Video. That means, if there is image content in the root directory of the removable device, the Gallery app will play the images in a sequence (in file name order). The Display will then check for video content. If any video file is available, the Media Player app will play the videos. All available files are played back in an endless loop.
This feature will only work if all of the following circumstances occur:
· The USB device is plugged in.
· The USB Auto Play option is set to On. It can be found in the Display Settings > System Settings > More menu.

Image Files

CEC and CEC RC Passthrough

Lauch the Gallery app from the All Apps menu.
Press OK to display the highlighted image file. On the upper left and right of the screen some options will be available. Using these options you can sort or group the files, change the viewing style, start a slideshow, etc. You will also be able to select the files, then make the selected files available offline, share them via short-range wireless connection

This function allows to control the CEC-enabled devices, that are connected through HDMI ports by using the remote control of the Display.
The CEC option in the Display Settings > System Settings > More menu should be set to Enabled at first. Press the Source button and select the HDMI input of the connected CEC device from the Source menu. When a new CEC source device is connected, it will be listed in the source menu with

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its own name instead of the connected HDMI port’s name (such as DVD Player, Recorder 1, etc.).
The Display remote is automatically able to perform the main functions after the connected HDMI source has been selected. To terminate this operation and control the Display via the remote again, set the CEC option in the Display Settings > System Settings > More menu to Disabled.
The Display also supports the ARC (Audio Return Channel) feature. This feature is an audio link meant to replace other cables between the Display and an audio system (A/V receiver or speaker system).
When ARC is active, the Display does not mute its other audio outputs automatically. You will need to decrease Display volume to zero manually if you wish to hear the ARC audio only (same as optical or co-axial digital audio outputs, availability depends on the model). If you want to change connected device’s volume level, you should select that device from the source list. In that case volume control keys are directed to connected audio device.
System Audio Control
Allows an Audio Amplifier/Receiver to be used with the Display. The volume can be controlled using the remote control of the Display. To activate this feature set the Speakers option in the Display Settings > Sound menu to External Audio System. The Display speakers will be muted and the sound of the watched source will be provided from the connected sound system.
Note: The audio device should support System Audio Control feature and CEC option should be set to Enabled.

Note: Refer to the General View section on the first pages of this manual to see the location of the HDMI ports.
Note: In Reactive mode (when the Power Mode option in the Display Settings>Signage Settings>Power Up Settings menu is enabled), when making daisy chain connection via HDMI Output, the HDMI Wake Up Enabled option in the Power Up Settings menu should be set to Enabled to use the HDMI Wake Up feature.
Real Time Clock (RTC)
Your Display has an RTC. It is used to maintain the real date and time information for a period of time if the energy supply is interrupted by separating the Display from the mains or by a power blackout. In this case the Display will use the date and time information stored in RTC.
· All time sources are able to override RTC date/time.
· Display tries to connect to the NTP server periodically (6 hours after last update) to get the current date and time information. If the Display successfully gets this information from the NTP server, it updates itself and RTC with the received date and time information. If the NTP server update fails, the Display uses RTC time and date to update itself.
· The RTC battery provides power to the integrated realtime clock and the calendar. Without any external power source, RTC is able to function for a minimum of 14 days.
· If RTC is used as time source, manual date-time set is enabled from the Date/Time option in the Display Settings > System Settings menu.

USB TYPE-C

Controlling With An External PC

Multiple protocols and power delivery up to 5V@3A are supported via USB-C port/s on your Display. USB Type-C features are compatible with the devices that meet the USB-Type-C-Specification. 4K video stream (if the source supports DP alternate mode), USB data transmission and 5V@3A power delivery are supported through the USB-C connection that handle the plug orientation.
Note: It is recommended to use Electronically Marked USB-C to USB-C cable for video stream over Type-C connection. Also e-marked USB-C to USB-A cable can be used for data transmission.
HDMI Out
The HDMI port located on the rear bottom side of the Display functions as an output port (HDMI Out port). This port will not function as an input, thus no source devices should be connected to this port. Only the content received from the HDMI1 input port located also on the rear bottom side of the Display can be outputted from this port. The content received from other inputs can not be outputted. This is a default function and you can not disable/enable through any menu option. HDMI Out port will always function if a source device is connected to the HDMI1 input.

You can control the Display from an external PC via RS-232 (COM port) or LAN (Ethernet port) on the PC. For instance, system source can be changed from remote computer. When a command is sent from the PC to the Display, the Display operates according to the received command and sends a response message to the PC.
Equipment/Tools
· RS-232 (3.5mm) to RS-232 (male) cable or LAN cable (connected via router)
· USB to RS-232 (female) adapter
· Notebook or PC which has USB or LAN port
· Installed program on remote PC to send commands
In general, the commands are sent for operating the implemented functions via serial or LAN port and utility. A suitable utility can be used such as described below.

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Connecting to the Display (RS232 port)

Connecting to the Display (LAN port)

1. RS-232 Input Socket (3.5mm) 2. RS-232 to 3.5mm serial cable (commercially available)
3. To COM port
4. RS-232 to USB adapter
5. PC
Run the software and select Serial as Connection Type. Enter the Display’s serial port in the field Serial Line (in the following example it is COM4) and “115200” in the field Speed. Then click the Open button.

1. Ethernet port
2. Ethernet cable (commercially available)
3. PC
Run the software and enter the Display’s IP address in the field Host Name. Enter “1986” as a default value in the field Port. Then select Telnet as Connection type and click the Open button.
Note: Refer to the Connectivity section of this manual for information on connecting the Display to a network and displaying the IP address of the Display.

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RS232/LAN Command Table

Command

ADMIN PANEL COMMANDS

Description

Parameter

TOF

Turn off panel

no parameter

RST

Restart

no parameter or int (wait seconds until Restart)

Sets panel Volume,

STV

parameter value will ve integer (volume level)

set for volume level

GTZ

Get Time Zone

no parameter

Return #Display will be sent to Active Standby state. or #Display is in Active Standby state already!

Display will be restarted

Volume set level= …

Timezone is …

CTZ STL
SMA
get_mac_address GETMACADDRESS
GETGPIO SETGPIOLOW SETGPIOHIGH

Change Time Zone.

integer (gmt value )

Timezone setup SUCCEEDED

Set panel Language

string-int (please look at abbreviations of languages)

Language changed to … or #Wrong language selection.

Set mac address Note: This command is not available for MB230 platform. Instead, set_ mac_address command can be used. Note2: This command only changes mac address of wired interface. Note3: Reboot needed.

string-int ( ex: eth000:09:df:86:34:25)

SetMacAdress Successful #FAILURE – Invalid mac address! #FAILURE – Could

not write MAC address!

Get mac address
Gets mac address of selected network interface
Gets the GPIO’s state
Sets the GPIO’s state to low Gets the GPIO’s state to high

none
none
pin number(visit the GPIO List) pin number(visit the GPIO List) pin number(visit the GPIO List)

Hwaddr: mac_address Succesfull #Hwaddr: Succesfull or #*Mac

address could not be obtained

*GPIO level is …

*… is set to HIGH

*… is set to LOW

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SELECTSOURCE SSIP
Command VOLUME GETVOLUME VOLUMEUP
VOLUMEDOWN
SETEQMODE GETEQMODE
GETMUTE SETMUTE SETBALANCE GETBALANCE

Select source.

integer n (7 = HDMI1, 8 = HDMI2,9 = HDMI3, 10 = HDMI4, 19 = DP, 20 = OPS, 26 = TYPE C )

*Select external source: …

Set static IP, Default

Gateway and SubnetMask addresses (seperate addresses with

string ( ex: 192.168.0.1510.0.90.5-255.255.255.0)

“-” character)

IP address setting Succesfull

AUDIO COMMANDS

Description

Parameter

Set volume level.

integer n (0 n 100)

Volume level information. no parameter

Inrease Volume Level by 1 step (Until max volume)

no parameter

Return

*set volume to n

*volume level is …

volume LEVEL is increased to … or #Volume level is at max value. You can

not increase volume level further. Confirmed max volume level is …

Decrease Volume Level by 1 step

no parameter

*volume LEVEL is decreased to ..

or

*Volume level is at min value. You can not decrease volume level further

Set equalizer mode.
Get equalizer mode Get mute status. Toggle mute status. Set balance value. Get balance value.

string n (Standart, Music, News, Theater, Game, Custom)
no parameter
no parameter no parameter
integer n (-50 <= n <= 50) no parameter

setEQMode() set to n or #The above parameter should be one of Standard,

Music, News, Theater, Game, Custom.

*the equalizer mode is n Note: Above n is one of Standart, Music, News,

Theater, Game, Custom

MUTE OFF or #MUTE ON

MUTE OFF or #MUTE ON

set balance level to n or #invalid balance level entered

*balance level is …

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SETDYNAMICBASS GETDYNAMICBASS

Set dynamic bass state. Get dynamic bass state.

integer n (0 = off, 1 = on) no parameter

SETBASSGAIN

Set bass gain

integer n (-6 <= n <= 6)

GETBASSGAIN

Get bass gain

no parameter

SETSURROUNDSOUND Set surround sound state. integer n (0 = off, 1 = on)

SOUNDRESET

Reset sound settings

no parameter

Command OPENURL
GETURL SETSETTINGSURL GETSETTINGSURL
SETSTARTURL GETSTARTURL GETUSERAGENT CLEARCACHE
CLEARBROWSERDATA

BROWSER COMMANDS

Description

Parameter

Starts the given URL and returns web page load status directly.

string

Gets URL of the current page if the portal is active.

no parameter

Sets the browser settings URL

string

Gets the browser settings URL

no parameter

Sets the start URL

string

Gets the start URL

no parameter

Gets portal user agent.

no parameter

Clear browser cache/ cookies (Private datas like web form)

no parameter

Clear browser data files like History, Bookmarks, Speed Dial and Configuration

no parameter

GETCMSSTATUS

Gets the CMS status

no parameter

SETCMSSTATUS

Sets the CMS status

string parameter max. length of 255 characters

set dynamic bass state to n #the dynamic bass state is … (0 = off, 1= on)

set bass gain to n or #Incorrect sound system parameter entered #*the bass

gain level is n Note: Above n is -6 <= n <= 6 #*set surround sound state to n

*reset all sound settings

Return

*URL : …

*URL : …

*Setting URL is set

*Setting URL is …

Start URL is set #Start URL is … #*Current UA : …

*Browser cookies are cleared

*Browser data files are cleared

*Do cms status assignment with SETCMSSTATUS command or Returns the value of

cms status

CMS status set to … or #NACK

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GETCMSPARAMS
SETCMSPARAMS
SETBROWSERDEBUG
SETBROWSERCORS GETBROWSERCORS
Command MP3PLAY MP3GETPLAYING VIDEOPLAY VIDEOGETPLAYING IMGSHOW IMAGEGETSHOWN GETDISKFORMAT
STATE
FORMATDISK

Gets the CMS parameters no parameter

Sets the CMS parameters

string parameter max. length of 255 characters

Sets the browser debug mode

string n (n = ON, n = OFF)

Set browser cors status to enable disable web security int n (n = 0,1) flag

Get browser cors status

no parameter

*Do cms param assignment with SETCMSPARAMS command. or Returns the value of

cms params

CMS params set to … or #NACK

Browser debug is enabled. Open the following url with any chromium-based desktop browser: chrome:// inspect or Browser debug is disabled

Browser cors is enabled or #Browser cors is disabled

Browser cors is enabled or #Browser cors is disabled

FILE SYSTEM COMMANDS

Description

Parameter

Play MP3 audio file.

string-integer n Example: MP3PLAY audio. mp3

Returns playing audio file. no parameter

Play Video file.

string-integer n Example: VIDEOPLAY video.mp4

Returns playing video file. no parameter

Show image file.

string-integer n Example: IMGSHOW picture.jpg

Returns shown image file. no parameter

Get format state of internal USB disk

no parameter

Return

*Playing audio : n

*Playing /storage/2ECD304C/audio.mp3

*Playing video : n

*Playing /storage/2ECD304C/video.mp4

*Playing video : n

Showing /storage/2ECD304C/picture.jpg #the disk is formatted. or #*the disk

is not formatted. or #*No Internal USB is found.

Format the internal USB disk as FAT32

no parameter

formatting is succesful. or #error while formatting. or #*No Internal USB

is found.

GENERAL PANEL FUNCTIONS

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Command Led
GETLED SETSTANDBYLED
SETSOURCE GETSOURCE
SETSOURCENAME
GETSOURCENAME KEY
GETSWVERSION GETMODELNO

Description Turns the led on/off. (Used for setting the led status of current state) Get led on/off state. (Used for getting the led status of current state)
Set Standby led status
Set source as enable/ disable.
Gets source.
Changes source name with given index.
Gets the source name with given index.
Send key. Returns the software version of panel.

Parameter
integer n (0 = off, 1 = on)
no parameter
string n (n = ON, n = OFF)
string n, integer b (n = HDMI1, n = HDMI2, n = HDMI3, n = HDMI4, n = DP, n = OPS, n = TYPE-C, n = WIDI ) (b = 1(enable), b = 0(disable)) Gets source. string n – integer m n = New source name m = Source index (HDMI1 = 5, HDMI2 = 8, HDMI3 = 9, HDMI4 = 10, DP = 6, OPS = 7, TYPE-C = 11, WIDI = 15) (Example=SETSOURCE NAME ASLI 5) integer n n = Source index (HDMI1 = 5, HDMI2 = 8, HDMI3 = 9, HDMI4 = 10, DP = 6, OPS = 7, TYPE-C = 11, WIDI = 15) string- integer n (n = 0, n = 1, ……, n = up, ……, n = menu, …..ext.)
no parameter

Return #Led is ON or #Led is OFF #LED is on or #LED is off #Standby Led is set to ON or #Standby Led is set to OFF or #*Standby Led is not set (invalid input)

Selected source n #Enable/Disable state :b

*source is …

source name changed with or #Source

not available

Source name is … or #Source not available

n key sent

*V…

Get model no.

no parameter

*Model no: …

SETMODELNO GETSERIALNO SETSERIALNO

Set model no.
Get serial no. (returns #*NACK if no serial number has been set)
Set serial no.

string-integer n no parameter string-integer n

ACK or #NACK

or #NACK

ACK or #NACK

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SETFTIPIN GETFTIPIN
CHANGELNG

Set FTI PIN number Get FTI PIN number
Change active language

integer n (n is a four digit number)
no parameter
integer n n = language( 0=”Turkish”, 1=”English”,2=”Albanian”, 3=”Arabic”,4=”Azerbaijani”, 5=”Belarusian”,6= “Bosnian”,7=”Bulgarian”, 8=”Czech”,9=”Danish”, 10=”Dutch”,11=”Estonian”, 12=”Finnish”,13=”French”, 14=”German”,15=”Gaelic”, 16=”Greek”,17=”Hebrew”, 18=”Croatian”,19= “Hungarian”,20=”Italian”, 21=”Kazakh”,22=”Latvian”, 23=”Lithuanian”, 24=”Macedonian”, 25=”Norwegian”, 26=”Persian”,27=”Polish”, 28=”Portuguese”, 29=”Romanian”,” 30=Russian”, 31=”Slovak”,32= “Slovenian”,33=”Spanish”, 34=”Serbian”,35=”Swedish” ,36=”Thai”,37=”Ukranian”, 38=”Vietnamese” 39=,”Japanese”)
Example: CHANGELNG 0 (To set system language to Turkish)

FTI PIN was set to n #The FTI PIN is n

[old language] language changed to n or #Incorrect item parameter entered

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SETCOUNTRY
GETCOUNTRY SETCUSTOMERNAME
GETCUSTOMER BUILDINFO FACTORY RESET
MENUTIMEOUT

Set country
Get country Change Customer name Get Customer name Reports the build info. Load factory settings to NVRAM. Settings are updated with defaults. Reset the device.
Set menu time out mode.

string n Valid country strings are below: TURKEY, UK, ALBANIAN, AUSTRALIA, AUSTRIA, BELARUSIAN, BELGIUM, BULGARIA, COLOMBIA, CROATIA, CYPRUS, CZECH, DENMARK, ESTONIA, FINLAND, FRANCE, GERMANY, GREECE, HUNGARY, INDIA, IRAQ, IRELAND, ISRAEL, ITALY, JORDAN, LATVIA, LEBANON, LITHUANIA, LUXEMBOURG, MACEDONIA, MALTA, NETHERLANDS, NEW ZEALAND, NORWAY, IRAN, POLAND, PORTUGAL, ROMANIA, RUSSIA, SAUDI ARABIA, SERBIA, SLOVAKIA,SLOVENIA, SPAIN, SWEDEN, SWITZERLAND, THAILAND, UKRAINE, VIETNAM, JAPAN
no parameter
string n ( n = Customer name)
no parameter
no parameter

setCountry() set to n or #Incorrect item parameter entered

COUNTRY IS : …. #Customer name is set as n #Customer: [CUSTOMER]# #*Build

info = … #*Build Date = …

no parameter

*Factory Settings were loaded to NVRAM.

no parameter

*Reset hardware

integer n (n = 0 , n = 15, n = 30,n = 45, n = 60)

set menu timeout mode to OFF or #set menu timeout mode to 60 or #*Invalid

menu timeout mode

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GETMENUTIMEOUT
AUTOTVOFF
GETAUTOTVOFF GETSTANDBY ENTERACTIVE STANDBY
EXITACTIVESTANDBY GETTVLIFETIME
SETPOWERONDELAY GETPOWERONDELAY
SIGNAGERESET
SWOL

Get menu time out mode
Set auto panel off level.
Get auto panel off mode. Get standby on/off.
Enter active standby state
Exit active standby state Prints panel life time in minutes. Set poweron delay level Get poweron delay level Set all items in the signage settings menu to their default values.
Set Wake on Lan option

no parameter
integer n (0 = off, 1 = 1 HOUR, 2 = 2 HOUR, 3 = 3 HOUR, 4 = 4 HOUR, 5 = 5 HOUR, 6 = 6 HOUR, 7 = 7 HOUR, 8 = 8 HOUR ) no parameter
no parameter
no parameter
no parameter

menu timeout mode is OFF or #menu timeout mode is n or #*can not get menu

timeout mode Note: Above n is one of (15, 30,45, 60)

set auto display off mode to n or #set auto display off mode to OFF or

auto display off must be Integer and between [0-8] #auto Display off is n

or #*auto Display off is OFF

standby off or #standby on

Display will be sent to Active Standby state! or #Display is in Active

Standby state already!

Display will be turned on! or #* Display is not in Active Standby state!

no parameter

*Display Life Time: n

integer n (0<=n<=20, delay is calculated as 100ms*n)

Power on delay set to … ms or #NACK

no parameter

*The power on delay is … ms

no parameter

*All signage settings set to default values

integer n ( n = 1 (enable), n = 0 (disable))

Wake on Lan is set to enable. or #Wake on Lan is set to disable. or #*NACK

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GWOL TIME SETTIMEMODE GETTIMEMODE
SETPOWERMODE GETPOWERMODE
GETCPU TEMPERATURE GETRAMUSAGE PERCENTAGE
set_video_output
screen_capture_usb VIDOFF VIDON
GETVIDSTATE
SETSCHEDULER

Get Wake on Lan option no parameter

Wake on Lan is enable. or #Wake on Lan is disable.

Display the current date and time.

no parameter

Time = …

Set time mode
Get time mode
Set Power Mode (SETPOWERMODE n) Returns Power Mode (Eco or Reactive)

*set time mode to n string n (“auto”, “manual”) or

*invalid input type

no parameter

*time mode is n Note: Above n is “auto” or “manual”.

string n (Eco,Reactive)

Set power mode to … or #Invalid power mode parameter (<Eco/Reactive>)

no parameter

*Power mode is ….

Gets cpu temperature

no parameter

*cpu temperature is …

Gets ram usage percentage

no parameter

Switch on and off, all the Panel Supply Voltages and Video Signals

integer n (0 = off, 1 = on)

Capture specified surface integer n (0 for UI, 8 for

as png to USB stick.

video layer)

Hides video. Shows video.

no parameter no parameter

Get video state.

no parameter

enables/disables scheduler

string n (N_X, N_X) (N is scheduler number (1,2,3,4), X is “ON” or “OFF”) ———————————-“SETSCHEDULER N_X” (SETSCHEDULER 1_OFF) (SETSCHEDULER 2_ON)

memory usage percentage is … or #can not get memory usage percentage

Video output is set to 0 or #Video output is set to 1 or #*Invalid

parameter

Screen capture is successfull. or #Screen capture failed!

*Video off.

*Video on.

Video is on or #Video is off

The scheduler Plan N (1,2,3,4) is set to X (ON, OFF) or #Wrong parameter

entered

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GETSCHEDULER SETSCHEDULEOP

gets scheduler enabled/ disabled

“GETSCHEDULER N” (N is scheduler number) ———————————-“GETSCHEDULER 1”

The scheduler Plan N (1,2,3,4) is … (ON, OFF) or #Wrong parameter entered

sets scheduler parameters

string n ( schedulerplannumber_ onenabledontime offenabled_ offtimedays sourceorbrightness_value in format: A_B_hh:mmC hh:mm_D_EF ) A = 1, 2, 3, 4 B = 0, 1 C = 0, 1 D = XXXXXXX (X = 0, 1) E = 0, 1 (0 = source, 1 = brightness) F; if E = 0, Avalable source names: Last Source USB DP OPS Type C HDMI 1 HDMI 2 HDMI 3 HDMI 4 if E = 1, backlight value = 0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 95, 100 ———————————-“SETSCHEDULEOP number enabled_ontimeoffenabled offtime_days_source” (SETSCHEDULEOP 41 08:00_1_22:00_0111110_0 _HDMI 1)

*Schedule parameters are … (set/not set).

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GETSCHEDULEOP STARTFTI

gets scheduler parameters

“GETSCHEDULEOP N” (N is scheduler number) N=1, 2, 3, 4 ———————————-GETSCHEDULEOP 1″

start first time installation no parameter

*Scheduler Plan N (1,2,3,4) on/off time, source and days are: …… (hh:mm_

hh:mm_sourcedays) or #*Scheduler Plan N (1,2,3,4) on/off time, backlight and days are: …… (hh:mm hh:mm_backlight_days) or #Scheduler Plan N (1,2,3,4) is not set or #Wrong parameter entered

Command
SETSTARTUPSOURCE
GETSTARTUPSOURCE SETSTARTUPMODE GETSTARTUPMODE SETPANELLOCK GETPANELLOCK SETMAXVOLUME GETMAXVOLUME GETMINVOLUME

MODE COMMANDS

Description

Parameter

Sets startup source which has been entered after power off on

integer n (1 n 7) Source Index (n=1) DP (n=2) SLOT/OPS (n=3) TYPE C (n=4) HDMI1 (n=5) HDMI2 (n=6) HDMI3 (n=7) HDMI4

Gets startup source which has been entered after power off on

no parameter

Set start up mode

integer n (0 n 2) (n = 0 => On, n = 1 => Standby, n = 2 => Last)

Get startup mode

no parameter

Set Panel lock availability (ON,OFF)

string n (ON, OFF)

Get panel lock availability no parameter

Set volume maximum level integer n (0 n 100)

Return

The startup source is set to … or # Invalid startup source is entered.

*The startup source is …

*The startup mode is … or

Invalid startup mode entered. #The startup mode is … #*Set panel lock to …

or #Invalid panel lock parameter #The panel lock is … or #Panel lock has not been set yet. # Maximum volume limit is set to … or #* Invalid volume parameter!

Get volume maximum level no parameter Get volume minimum level no parameter

*Maximum volume limit is …

The minimum volume is …

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SETSTARTVOLUME Set startup volume

integer n (0 n 100)

GETSTARTVOLUME
Command SETSLIDESHOW
INTERVAL GETSLIDESHOW
INTERVAL SETUSBAUTOPLAY

Get startup volume

no parameter

MEDIA BROWSER COMMANDS

Description

Parameter

set slide show interval

integer n ( 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 )

get slide show interval

no parameter

set usb autoplay mode

string n (ON, OFF)

GETUSBAUTOPLAY get usb autoplay mode

no parameter

SETMBSUBTPOS

set subtitle position

string n (Up, Down)

GETMBSUBTPOS

get subtitle position

no parameter

SETMBSUBTFONTSIZE set subtitle font size

integer n

GETMBSUBTFONTSIZE get subtitle font size

no parameter

Command GETTOTALSPACE
GETFREESPACE OPENDISPLAY
SETTINGS

SIGNAGE SETTINGS COMMANDS

Description

Parameter

get total usb space

no parameter

get free usb space

no parameter

Opens the Display Settings dialog

no parameter

SETMODE_EMBEDDED Set the embedded touch

TOUCH

mode

string (External,OPS,Display, TypeC,Auto)

SETMODE_WIFIBT

Set the wifi&bt switch value

string wifibt string usb string (Display,OPS,Auto)

Start up volume is set to … or #Volume can not be higher than maximum

volume #Invalid volume parameter! #Start up volume is …
Return

*The slideshow interval is set to … seconds

The slideshow interval is … seconds #The USB autoplay is set to … (ON, OFF)

The USB autoplay is … (1, 0) #The subtitle position is set to … (up, down)

*The subtitle position is … (up, down)

*The media browser subtitle font size is set to …

*The media browser subtitle font size is … ( font size as in setter’s

parameters section)
Return

*The total space is …

*The free space is …

*Display Settings is opened

*Embedded touch mode is set to **** or #Embedded touch mode is not set

(invalid input)

*Wifi & BT Switch Mode is set to **** or #Wifi & BT Switch Mode is not set

(invalid input)

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SETMODE_USB

Set the Front&Internal USB string usb string wifibt

status value

string (Display,OPS,Auto)

*USB Mode is set to **** or #USB Mode is not set (invalid input)

SETSIGNAGEID

Set Signage ID

integer n

Set Signage ID Success. or #Wrong parameter. Parameters must be integer

GETSIGNAGEID

Get Signage ID

no parameter

SHOWSIGNAGEID

display signage ID on screen

no parameter

*The signage ID is …

or

*The signage ID is 0

*Do not forget to enter

signage ID!

(If return

value is 0)

* Signage ID is …

or

* Signage ID is 0

*Do not forget to enter

signage ID!

(If return

value is 0)

Command get_IP_address
SAVEWIFIPROFILE Wifi
GETNETWORKTYPE SETSUBNETMASK GETSUBNETMASK

NETWORK COMMANDS

Description

Parameter

Get IP address of eth0 network interface. Usage: get_IP_address

no parameter

Save access point to wifi_profile.

str-int ssid, bssid key

checks if given SSID wifi is found or not and returns Pass or Fail.

str-int ssid

get network type (eg. GETNETWORKTYPE)

no parameter

set subnet mask (subnet mask value should be of format nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn) (eg. SETSUBNETMASK nnn. nnn.nnn.nnn)

string “nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn”

get subnet mask (eg. GETSUBNETMASK)

no parameter

Return

*IPaddr: …

Profile saved. or Number of profiles exceeds the maximum number to be stored.

Pass or #FAIL

*the network type is

set subnet mask: nnn. nnn.nnn.nnn or #setting subnet mask is failed

*the subnet mask is nnn. nnn.nnn.nnn

SETDEFAULTGATEWAY GETDEFAULTGATEWAY

set default gateway (default gateway value should be of format nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn) (eg. SETDEFAULTGATEWAY nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn)
get default gateway (eg. GETDEFAULTGATEWAY)

string “nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn”

set default gateway: nnn. nnn.nnn.nnn or #setting default gateway is failed

no parameter

*the default gateway is nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn

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SETDNS1 GETDNS1 SETDNS2 GETDNS2 GETINTERNETSPEED SETPROXY GETPROXY CLEARPROXY

set DNS server 1 (DNS server value should be of format nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn) (eg. SETDNS1 nnn.nnn. nnn.nnn) get DNS server 1 (eg. GETDNS1) set DNS server 2 (DNS server value should be of format nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn) (eg. SETDNS2 nnn.nnn. nnn.nnn) get DNS server 2 (eg. GETDNS2)
get internet speed
Sets proxy configuration
Gets proxy configuration

string “nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn”

set DNS server 1 to: nnn. nnn.nnn.nnn or #setting DNS server 1 failed

no parameter
string “nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn”
no parameter no parameter string (nnn.nnn.nnn. nnn:nnnn) no parameter

*DNS server 1 is nnn.nnn. nnn.nnn

set DNS server 2 to: nnn. nnn.nnn.nnn or #setting DNS server 2 failed

*DNS server 2 is nnn.nnn. nnn.nnn

*The internet speed is … Mbps

*addr = nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn, port = nnnn

Current proxy is nnn.nnn. nnn.nnn:nnnn or #No proxy address

Clears proxy configuration no parameter

*Proxy was cleaned

Command SETOSDORIENTATION GETOSDORIENTATION

PC COMMANDS

Description

Parameter

Return

Set OSD orientation

string-integer n ( n = landscape, n = portrait, n = portrait2) ( landscape : 0 degree rotation, portrait : 90 degree rotation, portrati2: 270 degree rotation)

Wrong parameter entered (landscape, portrait, portrait2) or #The OSD

orientation set OK or #*The OSD orientation set NOK

Get OSD orientation

no parameter

*The OSD orientation …

SETOPSPOWER

Set OPS power status

GETOPSPOWER

Get OPS power status

string parameter “on” or “off”
no parameter

Turning OPS on #Turning OPS off #The OPS is already on #The OPS is

already off #The OPS is not enabled #The OPS is not plugged in #*invalid value entered

The OPS is on #The OPS is off #The OPS is not enabled #The OPS is not

plugged in

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SETOPSALWAYSON

Set OPS Always on value

string parameter “true” or “false”

invalid value entered #The OPS is not enabled #*OPS Always on set as true

*OPS Always on set as false

Command

PICTURE COMMANDS

Description

Parameter

Return

SETBACKLIGHT

Set backlight pin status.

str-int n (n = ON, n = OFF)

setBacklight port to ON or #setBacklight port to OFF

SETBACKLIGHTLEVEL GETBACKLIGHTLEVEL
COLOURTEMP GETCOLOURTEMP
PICTUREMODE
GETPICTUREMODE GETCONTRAST

Set backlight level.

int n (0 n 100)

Get backlight level. Set colour temperature. Get colour temperature.
Select picture mode.
Get picture mode.

no parameter
str-int n (n = normal, warm, cool)
no parameter
Display —-> int n (1 = dynamic, 2 = natural, 3 = cinema, 4 = game, 5 = sport) Signage —-> int n (1 = signage, 2 = natural, 3 = text, 4 = game, 5 = sport)
no parameter

Get picture contrast value. no parameter

Backlight level set to n or #NACK #*The backlight level is …

*setColourTemp() set to n

*Colour temp is …

setPictureMode() set to n or #Incorrect picture mode parameter entered

Picture Mode is … for current source #THE CONTRAST VALUE : …

SETCONTRAST

Set picture contrast value. int n (0 n 100)

GETBRIGHTNESS

Get picture brightness value.

no parameter

SETBRIGHTNESS

Set picture brightness value.

int n (0 n 100)

Picture contrast value is set to n or #Same value is set. Do nothing. or

*Incorrect parameter entered! Value must be in the range 0-100

*THE BRIGHTNESS VALUE : …

Picture brightness value is set to n or #Same value is set. Do nothing. or

*Incorrect parameter entered! Value must be in the range 0-100

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GETSHARPNESS

Get picture sharpness value.

SETSHARPNESS

Set picture sharpness value.

PICTUREZOOM

Set picture zoom mode.

GETPICTUREZOOM Get picture zoom mode. SETNOISEREDUCTION Set noise reduction. GETNOISEREDUCTION Get noise reduction.

BRIGHTNESSUP

Inrease Brightness Level by 1 step

no parameter
int n (0 n 100)
str-int n (n = auto, 16:9, subtitle, 14:9, 14:9zoom, 4:3, full(only for HD channels), cinema) Customer Christie => ( n = auto shows Overscan on Display )

*THE SHARPNESS VALUE : …

Picture brightness value is set to n or #Same valu

References

• Declaration of Conformity
• France.fr : Explore France and its wonders - Explore France
• HUB | Maximize Operational Efficiency
• UK.COM
• Vesit
• vestel-germany.de
• vestel.co.uk
• vestel.es
• vestelbenelux.nl
• HDMI Cables - Different Cable Types

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