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Table of Contents

 

Important Safety Instructions ............................................................................................................ 3 

Safety Precautions ....................................................................................................................................... 3 
Installation .................................................................................................................................................... 3 
Use ................................................................................................................................................................ 4 
Cleaning ........................................................................................................................................................ 5 

Warnings.............................................................................................................................................. 6 

Use ................................................................................................................................................................ 6 
Exemptions .................................................................................................................................................. 6 

Compliance Information ..................................................................................................................... 7 

Table of Contents ................................................................................................................................ 7 

List of Figures ..................................................................................................................................... 9 

1.

 Introduction ................................................................................................................................... 11 

About This Manual ..................................................................................................................................... 11 

Target Audience ....................................................................................................................................... 11 
Textual and Graphic Conventions ............................................................................................................. 11 

Using This Manual ..................................................................................................................................... 12 
Description, Features and Benefits .......................................................................................................... 13 

Key Features and Benefits ....................................................................................................................... 13 
Touch Capability ....................................................................................................................................... 13 
Parts List .................................................................................................................................................. 13 

2.

 Controls and Functions ................................................................................................................ 15 

Display at a Glance .................................................................................................................................... 15 
Input Panel ................................................................................................................................................. 17 
Remote Control Unit .................................................................................................................................. 19 

3.

 Installation ..................................................................................................................................... 21 

Remote Control .......................................................................................................................................... 21 

Notes on Batteries .................................................................................................................................... 21 
Notes on Remote Control Operation ......................................................................................................... 21 

Quick Setup ................................................................................................................................................ 22 
Installation Considerations ....................................................................................................................... 22 

Ambient Light ........................................................................................................................................... 22 
Ambient Heat ............................................................................................................................................ 22 
Ventilation ................................................................................................................................................ 23 

Mounting the Display ................................................................................................................................. 24 
Connections to the Display ....................................................................................................................... 24 

Connecting a Control System or PC ......................................................................................................... 25 
Connecting Source Components to the Display ........................................................................................ 27 

Turning on the Power ................................................................................................................................ 29 
Changing the OSD Language .................................................................................................................... 30 
Enabling the Touch Screen ....................................................................................................................... 30 

Connecting the TouchScreen Controller Host Computer to the Display .................................................... 30 
Software Installation ................................................................................................................................. 31 

4.

 Operation ....................................................................................................................................... 35 

Using the On-Screen Menus ..................................................................................................................... 35 

Video Settings .......................................................................................................................................... 37 

Summary of Contents for VTF-6500

Page 1: ...VTF 6500 Super slim FHD LED Display Model VTF 6500 Installation Operation Manual...

Page 2: ...t of this manual may be reproduced byany mechanical electronic or other means in any form without our prior written permission The trademarks reproduced in this document and used on the products are e...

Page 3: ...n off the power of the display press O on the main power switch at side of display The power standby on indicator will go off and the display cannot to be turned on off by using the POWER button on th...

Page 4: ...Avoid placing the display face up or down Use Handle the display gently Do not drop If you encounter a problem during installation please contact your dealer for assistance Don t repair or open the d...

Page 5: ...approved AAA type batteries Please be sure to insert batteries by matching the and Don t recharge heat disassemble short or throw batteries into a fire Don t mix a new battery with a used one Don t mi...

Page 6: ...as earthquake thunder etc fire acts by third parties accidents owner s intentional misuse and fault or use in other improper conditions This product isn t warranted for incidental damages such as prof...

Page 7: ...dance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the use...

Page 8: ...suring this product is disposed of correctly you will help prevent potential negative consequences to the environment and human health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate disposal of this...

Page 9: ...6 Notes...

Page 10: ...ns 15 Display at a Glance 15 Input Panel 17 Remote Control Unit 19 3 Installation 21 Remote Control 21 Notes on Batteries 21 Notes on Remote Control Operation 21 Quick Setup 22 Installation Considerat...

Page 11: ...1 Serial Command List 51 Using Discrete IR Codes 57 IR Command Protocol 57 IR Control Code List 58 7 Specifications 60 Supported Timings 62 Overall Dimensions 63 Appendix I Moving and Carrying Notice...

Page 12: ...5 HDMI SOURCE CONNECTIONS 28 FIGURE 3 6 VGA SOURCE CONNECTIONS 29 FIGURE 3 7 TOUCH SCREEN CONTROLLER USB CONNECTION 30 FIGURE 4 1 OSD MENU STRUCTURE 36 FIGURE 4 2 TYPICAL PLUGEPATTERN FOR ADJUSTING B...

Page 13: ...10 Notes...

Page 14: ...to clarify the information and instructions provided Remote and built in keypad button identifiers are set in upper case bold type for example Press EXIT to return to the previous menu Computer input...

Page 15: ...action or omitted action can degrade performance or cause a malfunction WARNING WARNINGS appear when a given action or omitted action can result in damage to the equipment or possible non fatal injury...

Page 16: ...Content Protection HDCP VGA RS232 Touch USB and LAN connections Edge LED Backlight with active ambient light sensor to adjust backlight automatically Ultra wide 176 degree Viewing Angle Touch Capabil...

Page 17: ...14 Notes...

Page 18: ...WITCH Connects or disconnects the display panel from the AC power source 2 HANDLE Always use the upper handles and lower handlebars when carrying the display DO NOT touch hold the screen face or the l...

Page 19: ...s SOURCE Press the button to select a media source When using WIN 10 PC pressing this button will return to the previous source selected WIN 10 PC Press the button to turn on the WIN 10 PC that s buil...

Page 20: ...17 Input Panel Figure 2 2 shows the display input panel located at both sides and lower front of the display Figure 2 2 Display Input Panel Side Front View...

Page 21: ...Port An RJ 45 connector for interfacing with a PC or home theater automation control system via a Cat 5 cable 6 DisplayPort DisplayPort 1 1a and DisplayPort HDCP 1 1 compliant SD HD input for connecti...

Page 22: ...19 Remote Control Unit Figure 2 3 shows the display remote control and Table 2 1 describes its functionality Figure 2 3 Display Remote Control Unit...

Page 23: ...Increases or decreases the volume by pressing the and keys Selects standard settings Opens the monitor s on screen menu system When the menu system is already open pressing this butt on will select th...

Page 24: ...one or different types of batteries If you will not use the remote control for a long time remove the batteries to avoid damage from battery leakage Do not expose batteries to excessive heat such as f...

Page 25: ...for each input Aspect ratio Colour level Brightness Contrast Tint Input position Colour temperature and white balance 37 Installation Considerations Proper installation of your display will ensure a...

Page 26: ...sure leave sufficient space on all sides between it and surrounding objects as shown in Figure 3 1 This allows heat to disperse maintaining the proper operating temperature Figure 3 1 Ventilation Requ...

Page 27: ...e approved wall mount kit designed for your display Connections to the Display Proceed as follows to connect the display to your video sources external controller s if present and AC power When connec...

Page 28: ...RS 232 cable with a 9 pin male connector to connect a PC or control automation system if present to the RS 232 port on the display see Figure 3 2 For more information about using this connection refe...

Page 29: ...t cable with an RJ 45 male connector to connect a PC or control automation system if present to the Ethernet port on the display For more information about using this connection refer to External Cont...

Page 30: ...Source Components to the Display Connect your video sources to the display as shown and described in the sections that follow DisplayPort Source Connection See Figure 3 4 Figure 3 4 DisplayPort Sourc...

Page 31: ...omponent output into the display NOTE This display supports the VESA Display Data Channel DDC standard This standard provides Plug and Play capability the display and a VESA DDC compatible computer co...

Page 32: ...female end of the supplied power cord into the AC receptacle on the side of the display AC 100V 240V See Figure 2 2 3 Connect the other end to your AC power source 4 Turn on the main power switch at t...

Page 33: ...een Before setting up your display to support touch screen capability ensure that The touch screen controller host computer is turned off The display is turned on The video output from the computer is...

Page 34: ...process Note that the icon may be hidden in the notification area and that the procedure may take several minutes Clicking on the pop up balloon at this point would show Fully expanded the view in the...

Page 35: ...Frog touch device connected to the computer the driver can be installed manually The driver provided with this upgrade package was downloaded from http catalog update microsoft com requires Internet E...

Page 36: ...m step 1 and follow the instructions 5 If step 4 was unsuccessful then Windows failed to automatically associate the driver with the device 6 Choose Let me pick from a list if device drivers on my com...

Page 37: ...nder Manual Driver Installation Device Not Connected first Manual Driver Installation Device Not Connected 1 Extract the firmware upgrade zip file right click Extract all to the Desktop 2 Navigate to...

Page 38: ...6500K 7500K 9300K or User Red Green Blue Gain 128 129 130 256 382 383 Red Green Blue Offset 50 49 48 0 48 49 50 HDMI Color Range Auto Full Limited Aspect Ratio Full Screen Pillar box or Auto Auto Sca...

Page 39: ...Static IP 255 255 255 255 0 0 0 0 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 255 0 0 0 0 Gateway 255 255 255 255 0 0 0 0 DNS Address 255 255 255 255 0 0 0 0 Save Network Settings No or Yes Refresh Refreshes dynamic IP...

Page 40: ...program material you are viewing These presets automatically adjust the other image settings for optimal image quality Or select User to adjust Brightness Contrast and other settings manually Brightne...

Page 41: ...contains only black grey and white no colour Contrast On your external test pattern source select a stepped grey bar pattern like the one shown in Figure 4 3 Figure 4 3 Typical Grey Bar Pattern for Ad...

Page 42: ...white edges around the transitions from black to grey and differently sized lines in the sweep patterns at the top and bottom Lower the sharpness setting to eliminate them Figure 4 4 Typical Test Pat...

Page 43: ...s you would for adjusting colour saturation refer to the previous section Saturation Select Hue from the Video Settings menu and press or to adjust it until the cyan and magenta colour bars on either...

Page 44: ...he white areas contain traces of red green or blue decrease the Gain for that colour Offset Use the Offset controls to correct colour imbalances in the dark areas of the image A good way to do this is...

Page 45: ...To adjust the left right speaker balance select Balance from the Audio Settings menu and press or to make one channel louder than the other HDMI Audio Input If you are using one of the HDMI inputs wi...

Page 46: ...ect OSD Language from the Basic Settings menu and press or to select the OSD Language OSD Timeout Select OSD Timeout from the Basic Settings menu to specify how long the menus remain on screen after s...

Page 47: ...week To set power on and power off times for each day of the week independently set the Timer Mode to User To set the same power on and power off times for every day of the week set the Timer Mode to...

Page 48: ...onsisting of a clear pattern of black and white pixels or a similar half on half off graphic image Adjust the slidebar until the image stabilises and each pixel is clearly defined You may notice that...

Page 49: ...and press to configure the display s network settings Enable Network Enables the network feature Option No Yes IP Address Settings When network feature is enabled press to configure the following IP...

Page 50: ...A confirmation message appears Select Yes to continue with the reset or select No to cancel CAUTION This action is not reversible Proceed with caution System The read only System menu provides the fol...

Page 51: ...plugged in and that the AC outlet is active Set the main power switch see Figure 2 1 to the on position Replace the batteries The display is on and menus appear but there is no picture Incorrect sourc...

Page 52: ...mputer images do not display correctly The resolution and frequency of the video card in the computer are not compatible with the display Clock and Phase settings nee d adjustment Select a compatible...

Page 53: ...Tera Term RS 232 Connection and Port Configuration Connect your control system or PC to the RS 232 input of the display as shown in Figure 3 2 Configure the RS 232 controller or PC serial port as foll...

Page 54: ...08 S 0 S 5 the firmware version in ASCII Here are some examples of serial commands and their responses Table 6 1 Serial Command Response Examples Serial Command List Table 6 2 lists all supported com...

Page 55: ...00K 2 2 9300K 6 6 5000K 7 7 7500K GAC W R 0 0 Gamma Off 47 41 43 1 1 Gamma 2 2 VGA PHA W R 0 63 00 3F Phase 50 48 41 Adjustment CLO W R 0 100 00 64 Clock 43 4C 4F ADJ W 0 0 Auto Adjust 41 44 4A Sharpn...

Page 56: ...RS232 table Version 52 54 56 GVS W 0 0 Querying main scaler version 47 56 53 1 1 Querying sub mcu version 2 2 Querying network module version Audio VOL W R 0 100 00 64 volume 56 4F 4C BAS W R 0 12 00...

Page 57: ...rm Enable 64 40 Saturday Alarm Enable AEF W R 1 1 Sunday Alarm Disable 2 2 Monday Alarm Disable 4 4 Tuesday Alarm Disable 8 8 Wednesday Alarm Disable 41 45 46 16 10 Thursday Alarm Disable 32 20 Friday...

Page 58: ...ay Off Minute 54 46 4D SNH W R 0 23 00 17 Sunday On Hour 53 4E 48 SNM W R 0 59 00 3B Sunday On Minute 53 4E 4D SFH W R 0 23 00 17 Sunday Off Hour 53 46 48 SFM W R 0 59 00 3B Sunday Off Minute 53 46 4D...

Page 59: ...rce Status Alert SLA W R 0 0 Off Signal Lost Alert 53 4C 41 1 1 On Signal Lost Alert Static IP Settings IP1 W R 0 255 00 FF Static IP Address 1 49 50 31 IP2 W R 0 255 00 FF Static IP Address 2 49 50 3...

Page 60: ...a non modulated pulse of 4 5 ms 16 address bits also called a custom code eight 8 bits for the address followed by the logical inverse of the address The custom code for the display is 16559 decimal 0...

Page 61: ...EZE 9 40AF 1AE5 10 40AF 15EA MUTE 11 40AF 10EF 12 40AF 11EE VOLUME 13 40AF 0DF2 14 40AF 16E9 VOLUME 15 40AF 06F9 BRIGHTNESS SETTINGS 16 40AF 13EC BRIGHTNESS SETTINGS 17 40AF 02FD UP 18 40AF 01FE LEFT...

Page 62: ...59 Notes...

Page 63: ...rt 1 x VGA Audio Audio Out PC Audio In Control 2 x Touch USB RS2323 Ethernet MINI PC CPU Intel Atom Quad Core Processor Memory 2GB DDR3 Storage 32GB eMMC Ethernet 10 100 Mbps RJ 45 WiFi 802 11 b g n 2...

Page 64: ...61 ENVIRONMENTAL Operating Temperature 5 C 35 C Storage Temperature 20 C 60 C Humidity 35 85...

Page 65: ...5 O O O 1280 x 768 47 776 59 87 79 5 O O O 47 396 59 995 68 25 O O O 1280 x 800 49 306 59 91 71 O O O 49 702 59 81 83 O O O SXGA 1280x1024 63 981 60 02 108 O O O SXGA 1400 x1050 64 744 59 95 101 O O...

Page 66: ...63 Overall Dimensions Figure 7 1 shows the display dimensions of VTF 6500 all dimensions are in millimetres Figure 7 1 VTF 6500 Display Dimensions...

Page 67: ...64 Notes...

Page 68: ...g to move the display with one person may result in dropping the display and or serious injury When moving a display in its shipping carton lift the carton using the white handles Carrying the display...

Page 69: ...to avoid touching the front panel during the move Before installing please make sure the wall is strong enough to hold the necessary weight of the display and the mount Step1 Keep the display facing...

Page 70: ...67 Appendix III Wall Mount Safety Notes...

Page 71: ...68...

Page 72: ...ill turn on the mini PC When the mini PC is on pressing the button for about 10 seconds will then shut down both the PC and displaydirectly NOTE 1 Operation of the power PC keys will not conform to th...

Page 73: ...connecting to web server directly Use the browser to configure the demo board Connect the browser to the IP address of NET2UART module and the Login window will pop up as follows Default IP 192 168 2...

Page 74: ...71 System IP Configuration Network Status Load Default Setting...

Page 75: ...72 Firmware Update Boot Loader Upgrade TCP Mode...

Page 76: ...in Client mode the device will connect to the remote server with the IP address set here Client mode inactive timeout When NET2UAR is operating in TCP client mode it will always try to connect with th...

Page 77: ...ess The Remote Address table allows 10 entries of remote site IP addresses and ports When NET2UART is sending data to network the data will be sent to each remote IP address entered in the table simul...

Page 78: ...aracter 2 to be the delimiter Once the delimiter is active NET2UART would monitor all data received from UART All data received from UART will be stored in NET2UART internal buffer first and will only...

Page 79: ...73 SMTP Reset Device Reset NET2UART module...

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