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AVG Series User Manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Compliance Information ........................................................................................................................... 3

 

Declaration of Conformity

 ............................................................................................................................... 3

 

FCC Part 15

........................................................................................................................................................ 3

 

Caution

 ......................................................................................................................................................... 3

 

Industry Canada (ICES-003)

 .............................................................................................................................. 4

 

Product Disposal

 .............................................................................................................................................. 4

 

Disposal of Old Electrical and Electronic Equipment

 ...................................................................................... 4

 

Introduction ............................................................................................................................................. 5

 

About This Manual ............................................................................................................................................ 5

 

Textual Conventions ......................................................................................................................................... 5

 

Graphic Conventions ......................................................................................................................................... 6

 

What's in the Box? ................................................................................................................................... 7

 

Specifications ........................................................................................................................................... 8

 

The display, at a glance ............................................................................................................................ 9

 

Front Panel ........................................................................................................................................................ 9

 

Back Panel ....................................................................................................................................................... 10

 

Front Panel Interface ...................................................................................................................................... 11

 

PR Sensor .................................................................................................................................................... 12

 

Rear Source Inputs .......................................................................................................................................... 13

 

Bottom-Rear Panel Inputs............................................................................................................................... 14

 

AC Power Inputs.............................................................................................................................................. 15

 

Top-Rear & Side Panel Guest Inputs ............................................................................................................... 16

 

Installation ............................................................................................................................................ 17

 

Moving and Carrying Notice ........................................................................................................................... 18

 

Ambient Considerations ................................................................................................................................. 19

 

Ambient Light .............................................................................................................................................. 19

 

Ambient Temperature ................................................................................................................................ 19

 

Ventilation .................................................................................................................................................. 19

 

Mounting the Display...................................................................................................................................... 20

 

Summary of Contents for AVG Series

Page 1: ...AVG Series User Manual...

Page 2: ...his Manual 5 Textual Conventions 5 Graphic Conventions 6 What s in the Box 7 Specifications 8 The display at a glance 9 Front Panel 9 Back Panel 10 Front Panel Interface 11 PR Sensor 12 Rear Source In...

Page 3: ...on Step by Step 25 Remote Control 28 Remote Control Batteries 29 Operation 31 The Home Screen 31 The UiQ 32 Display Settings Tips 34 Network Settings Tips 36 Update System Firmware 42 External Control...

Page 4: ...s equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against har...

Page 5: ...oduct should not be treated as household waste when you wish to dispose of it Instead it should be handed over to an applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipmen...

Page 6: ...tion and setup processes and provide tips tricks and best practices on how best to utilize the display We make every effort to ensure that this manual is accurate as of the date is was printed However...

Page 7: ...injury TIP Highlights helpful guidelines and best practices for using certain features NOTE Provides supplemental information and emphasize text of special significance CAUTION Alerts that given acti...

Page 8: ...ries Interactive Display Quick Start Guide and User Manual QR code Remote Control Batteries 2 Touch Stylus Power Cables o US Cable 1 8m o UK Cable 1 8m o European Cable 1 8m o AUS Cable 1 8m 1 HDMI ca...

Page 9: ...Out 1x SPDIF Out Control 1x IR in 1x LAN Ethernet in 1x LAN Ethernet out 1x RS232C OPS Slot Yes 3840 x 2160 60Hz Audio Built in Speakers 2x 15W MIC Array 4 Microphones operating distance up to 5m Sen...

Page 10: ...splay The physical interface and connections are labeled and then described in the tables that follow Front Panel Microphone Array 4 microphones Front Panel Interface See Page 11 for more details IR S...

Page 11: ...n Power Switch A C Rocker Switch toggles all power to the display AC Input IEC C14 type OPS Slot 80 Pin JAE TX24A 80R standard OPS input Rear Source Inputs DisplayPort HDMI 1 HDMI 2 Touch USB 3 0 USB...

Page 12: ...to reduce one level of volume Long press continue to reduce the volume Volume Short press to increase the volume Long press continue to increase the volume IR sensor Receives the remote control s comm...

Page 13: ...Series User Manual 12 Sensing Angle 120 degrees Sensing Distance 3 5 0 5 meters PR SENSOR PR Sensor Detects movement in a scanned area for angle coverage and detection range see the image below PR Sen...

Page 14: ...ivery and Ethernet Touch USB 3 USB 3 0 Type B for touch control DP DP1 2 HDCP2 2 Touch USB 2 USB 3 0 Type B for touch control HDMI2 HDMI2 0 HDCP2 2 Touch USB 1 USB 3 0 Type B for touch control HDMI1 H...

Page 15: ...nputs RS232C DB9 Female Input For interfacing with a PC or automation control system Ethernet Out RJ45 Output Lan Out 10 100Mbps Ethernet In RJ45 Input Lan In 10 100Mbps Service Port USB Type A Connec...

Page 16: ...AVG Series User Manual 15 AC Power Inputs AC Output A power output connection AC Switch Turn the AC power on off AC Input A power input connection...

Page 17: ...ide Panel Guest Inputs USB 3 0 USB 3 0 type A for connecting external media keyboard or mouse USB 3 0 USB 3 0 type A for connecting external media keyboard or mouse USB 3 0 USB 3 0 type A for connecti...

Page 18: ...t rated outside the range of 100 240V A C DO NOT insert the power plug into a damaged outlet DO NOT use a worn or damaged A C power cable DO NOT use an improper or mismatched A C power cable DO NOT pl...

Page 19: ...he load evenly for vertical lifting The handles are designed for manual lifting only Please do not use improper tools or equipment to carry the display which will cause damage to the handles Do not le...

Page 20: ...control operation AMBIENT TEMPERATURE Maintain the ambient temperature of the room at a consistent level This will ensure that the display continues to operate smoothly Do not place the display near...

Page 21: ...or displays up to 65 o 3 people are needed for displays up to 75 o 4 people are needed for displays up to 85 WALL MOUNT Follow the manual instructions for the type of mount you have selected Refer all...

Page 22: ...ved wall mount kit designed for the display talk to the installation experts for their recommendations and advice Make sure the tilt degree of the wall does not exceed 2 degrees Rear Tilt Forward Tilt...

Page 23: ...from computers to wireless presentation systems to external control systems The below diagrams demonstrate how to connect your peripherals for the best possible results TOP REAR SIDE PORTS This is whe...

Page 24: ...e panel is to connect your device to one of the video inputs via HDMI or DisplayPort and connect your USB A USB B cable to your device and the USB Touch input The Type C port will support both touch a...

Page 25: ...BOTTOM REAR PORTS The bottom rear ports on your AVG series display are great for connecting your network control and update systems The Service Port is only intended for firmware updates and can only...

Page 26: ...at still needs a level of care and attention Improper installation may cause malfunction or even damage the OPS module or the OPS Slot Connector on the display Please follow these instructions careful...

Page 27: ...Manual 26 IV Take off the handle carefully on the display input panel V Remove the OPS slot shield on the display input panel VI Install the OPS computer by carefully sliding it into the OPS slot as...

Page 28: ...I Secure the OPS computer into the slot using the screws that were removed earlier That s it Your OPS should be ready to go Turn the main power of the display back on and hit the power button on the O...

Page 29: ...on off the display HOME Navigate to the selected Favorite Source SOURCE Open the source selection menu OK DIRECTION KEYS Menu navigation and selection EXIT Go back to the previous menu VOL Lower the v...

Page 30: ...a long time remove the batteries to avoid damage from battery leakage Do not expose batteries to excessive heat such as from sunshine fire or the like Don t recharge heat disassemble short or throw b...

Page 31: ...te Control IR Sensor The effective area of the remote control includes the vertical distance within 3 0 5 metres in front of the display and the area within an angle of 90 degrees from the vertical po...

Page 32: ...roblem during installation please contact your dealer or Avocor support for assistance DO NOT attempt to repair or open the display yourself Always avoid placing the display flat face down or face up...

Page 33: ...can access the various menu settings by touching the icon squares in this interface see the image above Each menu will have a button that will return to the previous menu Press the button on the bott...

Page 34: ...Home Screen A Slideshow is selected by default Energy Saving Set Auto Power On Off Power On Time Power Off Time Presence Detection Eco Mode OPS Always On Display Sleep Picture Set Scheme Backlight an...

Page 35: ...ile containing the symbol see the image VII Plug your USB flash drive into the USB 3 0 port on the display That s it Your custom wallpapers will upload automatically Only 1920x1080 images or higher re...

Page 36: ...age to the right Simply adjust the clock to your preferred time of day and touch the days of the week to choose which days your Power On or Power Off will occur Blue means active White means inactive...

Page 37: ...onnection to either the Ethernet In or Ethernet Out port here you ll assign an IP address and other necessary network parameters for your display You can set your parameters manually by choosing the S...

Page 38: ...AVG Series User Manual 37 Language Set the language for the display s user interface Support English French German Spanish Italian and Dutch...

Page 39: ...24 Hour Time Toggle 24 Hour Time On or Off Date Format Set date format Location Weather Set the region for accurate weather information Unit Weather Set unit for measure of temperature F C NOTE Enable...

Page 40: ...ally upon powering on the display Home Screen OPS Computer HDMI 1 HDMI 2 DisplayPort Type C Auto Detect New Input Toggle Auto Detect New Input determines whether the display will automatically switch...

Page 41: ...AVG Series User Manual 40 Require Passkey Toggle Require Passkey on off Set Passkey Set a custom Passkey to access display settings Lock Front Button Lock the buttons on the front panel...

Page 42: ...irmware Version The active firmware version number Serial Number The unique serial number for the display Model Number The model number of the display Update System Used to update the display s firmwa...

Page 43: ...03 or higher 2 USB Update This is a more manual process that requires you to download the correct file from Avocor com and upload the file via the USB Service Port on the display NOTE This function wi...

Page 44: ...g the Install button a progress bar will appear as the download process begins When the installation reaches 100 the display will restart 6 Once the firmware updating is finished it will take a few mi...

Page 45: ...For your convenience detailed instructions will appear once you open the USB Update option in the OSD menu Once a compatible USB Stick has been detected the Insert USB button will highlight and chang...

Page 46: ...e display must be connected to the network and must have a valid IP address Configure your control system to run through Telnet Port 23 Command and Response Format Any commands sent from an automation...

Page 47: ...HDMI 2 0D 0D DisplayPort 0E 0E IPC OPS 14 14 Type C Display Adjustment Display Adjustment BRI W R 00 64 00 64 Back Light Brightness BRL W R 00 64 00 64 Digital Brightness Level 42 52 4C BLC W R 00 00...

Page 48: ...er Control RCU W 00 00 MENU Key 52 43 55 01 01 INFO Key 02 02 UP Key 03 03 DOWN Key 04 04 LEFT Key 05 05 RIGHT Key 06 06 ENTER Key 07 07 EXIT Key 0A 0A HDMI1 Key 0B 0B HDMI2 Key 0C 0C DISPLAYPORT Key...

Page 49: ...R 00 00 Internal Speaker Off 49 4E 53 01 01 Internal Speaker On MUT W R 00 00 Mute Off 4D 55 54 01 01 Mute On Scheme Selection SCM W R 00 00 User Custom 53 43 4D 01 01 Sport 02 02 Game 03 03 Cinema 0...

Page 50: ...2 4K60Hz Type C EDID EC1 W R 00 00 1080P 45 43 31 02 02 4K60Hz HDMI RGB Color Range HCR W R 00 00 Auto Detect 48 43 52 01 01 Full Range 02 02 Limited Range OSD Language OSL W R 00 00 English 4F 53 4C...

Page 51: ...GW4 W R 00 FF 00 FF Gateway 4 47 57 34 FD1 W R 00 FF 00 FF DNS Address 1 46 44 31 FD2 W R 00 FF 00 FF DNS Address 2 46 44 32 FD3 W R 00 FF 00 FF DNS Address 3 46 44 33 FD4 W R 00 FF 00 FF DNS Address...

Page 52: ...S MAY SOMETIMES VARY BASED ON THE LAWS OF SPECIFIC REGIONS STATES AND COUNTRIES THIS LIMITED WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS AND YOU MAY HAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH VARY FROM JURISDICITON TO JURI...

Page 53: ...data and other information it is the customer s responsibility to protect its contents against operational failure It is also the customer s responsibility to keep a separate backup of the contents an...

Page 54: ...site AFR Guidelines At the time of the new product s arrival to the customer it is the customer s responsibility to facilitate the deinstallation of the defective product installation of the replaceme...

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