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EYE-LCD-4600/5500-LE-700

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Input and Output Connectors

Name

Connector

Remarks

RS232C input  

x1 D-Sub 9 pin

 Communication Port

LAN input 

x1  RJ-45  

 Communication Port 

RS485 in/out 

x1 RJ-45  

 Communication Port (Option) 

DisplayPort 

x1     

  

HDMI 1 input  

x1     

  

HDMI 2 input  

x1     

  

DVI-D input  

x1   D-Sub 24 pin  

  

VGA (PC) input  

x1   D-Sub 15 pin  

  

PC audio in  

x1   Mini jack  

  

IR Extender  

x1   Mini jack  

  

Audio Out  

x1   Mini jack  

  

DVI-D output  

x1   D-Sub 24 pin  

 DVI signal output(option)  

VGA(PC) output  

x1   D-Sub 15 pin  

 VGA signal output(option)  

Y-Pb-Pr (Y-Cb-Cr) input  

x1 RCA G/B/R  

  

Audio for Component input  

x1   RCA W/R  

  

S-video input  

x1   Mini Din 4 pin  

  

Video input  

x1   RCA  

  

Audio for S-Video/Video input   x1   RCA W/R  

 

Summary of Contents for eyeLCD-4600-LE-700

Page 1: ...User s Manual Version 1 0 November 2013 Technical changes reserved User s Manual Version 1 0 November 2013 Technical changes reserved eyeLCD 4600 5500 LE 700 EYEVIS LCD LINE Version 1 ...

Page 2: ...GmbH Deutschland All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners SERVICE SU PP O RT EYE LCD 4600 5500 LE 700 2 ADDITIONAL SUPPORT For additional support for eyevis products please contact eyevis GmbH Hundsschleestrasse 23 D 72766 Reutlingen Germany Phone 49 0 7121 43303 291 Fax 49 0 7121 43303 22 e mail info eyevis de service service eyevis de www www eyevis de As at November 2013...

Page 3: ...E 30 OSD KEYPAD FUNCTION LIST 31 THE LED INDICATE STATUS 31 AVOIDING IMAGE RETENTION 32 ROTATING THE MONITOR 32 REMOTE CONTROL 33 HOT KEY OSD MENU LOCK UNLOCK CONTROL 33 CHANGING THE REMOTE CONTROL BATTERIES 34 USING PIP PICTURE IN PICTURE MODE 35 USING THE MENUS 37 NAVIGATING THROUGH THE MENU SYSTEM 37 ON SCREEN DISPLAY OSD OVERVIEW 37 USER ANALOG DISPLAY CONVERTER ADC CALIBRATION 48 WAKE UP FROM...

Page 4: ...URATION AND VALIDITY OF WARRANTY 59 PROOF OF PURCHASE 59 WARRANTY SERVICE OR EXCHANGE DURING WARRANTY PERIOD 59 WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS 60 REACTION TIME 60 ADVISED PROCEDURE FOR RAISING A CLAIM 61 LEGAL AND OTHER CLAIMS 61 LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY 62 CORRECT DISPOSAL 62 APPENDIX 63 APPENDIX SPECIFICATION 63 APPENDIX DIMENSIONS EYE LCD 4600 LE 700 64 APPENDIX DIMENSIONS EYE LCD 5500 LE 700 65 APPENDIX ...

Page 5: ...EYE LCD 4600 5500 LE 700 5 Revision History Version Date Page section Description 1 0 2013 11 All Specification first issued EYE LCD 4600 5500 LE 700 5 ...

Page 6: ...hazard that could lead to injuries or death In the text section the general warning symbol is used in conjunction with the warning levels described below Caution Indicates a hazard that could lead to minor or moderate injuries WARNING Indicates a hazard that could lead to death or serious injury DANGER Indicates a hazard that leads to immediate death or serious injury SYMBOLS USED Indicates a sing...

Page 7: ...r zum Tod führen kann Im Textteil wird das allgemeine Warnsymbol in Verbindung mit den nachfolgend beschriebenen Warnstufen verwendet Vorsicht Kennzeichnet eine Gefahr die zu leichten oder mittleren Verletzungen führen kann WARNUNG Kennzeichnet eine Gefahr die zum Tod oder zu schweren Verletzungen führen kann GEFAHR Kennzeichnet eine Gefahr die unmittelbar zum Tod oder zu schweren Verletzungen füh...

Page 8: ...er qui pourrait entraîner des blessures ou la mort Dans le texte le symbole d avertissement général est utilisé en conjonction avec les niveaux d alerte décrits ci dessous Précaution Indique un danger qui pourrait provoquer des blessures mineures ou modérées Avertissement Indique un danger qui peut provoquer des blessures graves voire mortelles DANGER Indique un danger qui provoquer la mort ou des...

Page 9: ...o it Be careful of equipment which drains water such as an air conditioner Ventilation The vents and other openings in the cabinet are designed for ventilation Do not cover or block these vents and openings since insufficient ventilation can cause overheating and or shorten the life of the product Do not place the product on a sofa rug or other similar surface since they can block ventilation open...

Page 10: ...urces Keep the product away from heat sources such as radiators heaters stoves and other heat generating products including amplifiers Batteries Incorrect use of batteries may cause the batteries to burst or ignite A leaky battery may corrode the equipment dirty your hands or spoil your clothing In order to avoid these problems make sure to observe the precautions below Use the specified batteries...

Page 11: ...er liquids Ensure that no objects such as paper clips or pins enter the monitor as this could lead to fire or electric shock Do not place the monitor on top of unstable objects or in unsafe places Do not allow the monitor to receive strong shocks or to strongly vibrate Causing the monitor to fall or topple over may damage it Do not use the monitor near heating equipment or in places where there is...

Page 12: ... the power cord supplied with the monitor 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 Refer the servicing to...

Page 13: ...hat can safely support the monitor Ensuring the monitor is not overhanging the edge of the supporting furniture Not placing the monitor on tall furniture for example cupboards or bookcases without anchoring both the furniture and the monitor to a suitable support Not standing the monitors on cloth or other materials placed between the monitor and supporting furniture Educating children about the d...

Page 14: ... Feuchtigkeit Benutzen Sie das Gerät nicht in der Nähe von Wasser Montieren Sie das Gerät unter keinen Umständen an einer Stelle an der Wasser darauf tropfen kann Achten Sie dabei besonders auf Geräte aus denen zuweilen Wasser tropft wie etwa Klimaanlagen Belüftung Die Belüftungsschlitze und andere Öffnungen im Gehäuse dienen der Belüftung des Geräts Halten Sie diese Öffnungen unbedingt frei da ei...

Page 15: ...r anderen Gefahren führen Sicherheitsüberprüfungen Lassen Sie vom Service Techniker nach Service oder Reparaturarbeiten eine Sicherheitsüberprüfung vornehmen um sicherzustellen dass das Produkt in einem einwandfreien Betriebszustand ist Wandmontage Bei der Montage des Gerätes an der Wand ist sicherzustellen dass die Befestigung nach der vom Hersteller empfohlenen Methode erfolgt Wärmequellen Stell...

Page 16: ...nnte Leistungshaftung hinaus keine Haftung für Fehler übernimmt die sich aus der Verwendung durch den Kunden oder einen Dritten ergeben und auch nicht für sonstige Funktionsstörungen oder Schäden die während der Verwendung am Gerät entstehen Eine Aktualisierung dieses Monitors und seines Zubehörs ist vorbehalten Verwenden Sie den Monitor nicht an Orten mit hoher Staubentwicklung hoher Luftfeuchtig...

Page 17: ...ng DAS NETZKABEL Beschädigen Sie das Netzkabel nicht stellen Sie keine schweren Gegenstände darauf und überdehnen oder knicken Sie es nicht Verwenden Sie keine Verlängerungskabel Ein beschädigtes Kabel kann einen Brand oder Stromschlag verursachen Verwenden Sie nur das mit dem Monitor gelieferte Netzkabel Verwenden Sie das Netzkabel nicht mit einer Mehrfachsteckdose Die Verwendung eines Verlängeru...

Page 18: ...tücks auf dem er steht vorsteht Stellen Sie den Monitor niemals auf ein großes Möbelstück z B einen Schrank oder in ein Bücherregal ohne sowohl das Möbelstück als auch den Monitor an einem geeigneten Element sicher zu verankern Stellen Sie den Monitor niemals auf ein Tuch oder andere Materialen die zwischen dem Monitor und dem Möbelstück auf dem er steht liegen Weisen Sie Kinder eindringlich darau...

Page 19: ...N installez pas le produit à un endroit où il pourrait recevoir de l eau Évitez en particulier les emplacements sous les appareils à vidange d eau tels que les climatiseurs Ventilation Des ouïes et autres ouvertures sont prévues dans le coffret de l appareil pour sa ventilation Ne recouvrez pas et ne bouchez pas ces ouvertures car une ventilation insuffisante peut provoquer une surchauffe et rédui...

Page 20: ...s que radiateurs dispositifs de chauffage poêles et autres appareils dégageant de la chaleur y compris les amplificateurs Piles Une utilisation incorrecte des piles peut les faire éclater ou prendre feu Une pile qui fuit peut causer des corrosions dans l équipement des salissures aux mains ou abîmer vos vêtements Afin d éviter ces problèmes assurez vous que les précautions suivantes sont appliquée...

Page 21: ...r cela pourrait provoquer un début d incendie Assurez vous que le moniteur ne se trouve pas en contact avec de l eau ou d autres fluides Assurez vous qu aucun objet tel que des agrafes et des trombones ne pénètre dans le moniteur car cela pourrait provoquer un début d incendie ou un choc électrique N installez pas le moniteur au dessus des objets instables ou dans des endroits peu sûrs Faites atte...

Page 22: ...ntation fourni avec le moniteur Ne branchez pas le cordon d alimentation sur une prise multiple Ajouter une rallonge peut entraîner une surchauffe et provoquer un début d incendie Ne débranchez pas ni ne branchez la prise d alimentation avec des mains humides En ce faisant vous risquez un choc électrique Débranchez le cordon d alimentation si l équipement n est pas utilisé pendant une longue pério...

Page 23: ...ir le moniteur en toute sécurité Vérifier que le moniteur ne dépasse pas du bord du meuble sur lequel il est posé Ne pas placer le moniteur sur des meubles hauts armoires ou étagères par exemple sans fixer le meuble concerné et le moniteur à un support approprié Ne pas intercaler de tissu ou toute autre matière entre le moniteur et le meuble sur lequel il est posé Expliquer aux enfants qu il est d...

Page 24: ...S232 HD SDi 2 in 1 out optional Video system Input RGB Input Communication HDMI x2 COMPONENT RCA x3 VIDEO RCA x1 S VIDEO Mini Din 4 pin x1 DisplayPort x1 PC VGA x1 PC DVI D x1 RS 232C in D sub 9 pin Other features High brightness 700 nits DisplayPort input 2 HDMI v1 3 inputs with HDCP Audio line output Internal speaker with 10Wx2 RMS power Signal source aut detection OSD keypad lock function PIP a...

Page 25: ...ies display is packed using cushions to protect the monitor during shipping Before unpacking your monitor prepare a stable level and clean surface near a wall outlet Set the LCD Monitor box in an upright position and open from the top of the box before removing the top cushions Step 1 Remove the white handle and cut the banding Step 2 Remove the top cushion and take the accessories Bag out Packing...

Page 26: ... cord 1 VGA Cable Black 1 IR Extender 1 Remote Control 1 Batteries 2 CD 1 Power Cord black VGA Cable D sub IR Extender OSD Remote Control 2 piece batteries AAA inside VCOM LAN Driver included with Ethernet option See Appendix for instructions on how to install the LAN driver ...

Page 27: ...wer cord is used to connect the side controls of the LCD monitor and the wall outlet Connect the power cord into main power of the monitor is power on O is power off Main power Switch AC In socket Single Input Interface Power Switches The main power switch located directly below the AC power inlet Please see the chapter Main Power Switch and AC Inlet above The on off switch is the top button on th...

Page 28: ...I 1 input x1 HDMI 2 input x1 DVI D input x1 D Sub 24 pin VGA PC input x1 D Sub 15 pin PC audio in x1 Mini jack IR Extender x1 Mini jack Audio Out x1 Mini jack DVI D output x1 D Sub 24 pin DVI signal output option VGA PC output x1 D Sub 15 pin VGA signal output option Y Pb Pr Y Cb Cr input x1 RCA G B R Audio for Component input x1 RCA W R S video input x1 Mini Din 4 pin Video input x1 RCA Audio for...

Page 29: ...ithout turning on the signal source device s I is power on O is power off Step 2 Plug in the signal source cables Step 3 Then press the power key on the keypad of the monitor or the power key on the remote control to turn on the monitor Step 4 Turn on the power of the signal source device s to begin sending signal to the monitor ...

Page 30: ...r a period of time the monitor will automatically go into power saving sleep mode Adjusting Volume and Input Source Adjusting the volume 1 Using the remote control press the VOLUME to decrease or VOLUME to increase the volume 2 Press the MUTE button to temporarily turn off all sound To restore the sound press the MUTE button again Selecting the input source 1 Using the remote control press the des...

Page 31: ...easing Menu left Value decreasing Menu up Menu down Menu Exit Menu Exit selection The LED Indicate Status 3 3 Power ON Stand by Indicator 3 3 Remote Control Receiver Power Status Condition Green Normal operation Blinking Orange No signal Orange Power Saving Off Power off AC off NOTE If the LED is set to Off in the OSD menu the status LED will not operate ...

Page 32: ...fixed images for long periods of time Consider using a screen saver to avoid displaying static fixed video content continuously Set IRFM to ON To help avoid image retention it is recommended that the IRFM feature be set to ON This feature can be selected via the OSD on screen display under Advanced Settings IRFM ON Rotating the monitor When using the monitor in portrait position the monitor should...

Page 33: ...pens the monitor s on screen menu system When the menu system is already open pressing this button will select the previous submenu Navigates through submenus and settings 10 EXIT Closes the menu system 11 ENTER Selects highlighted menu choices 12 SCALING Toggles between different aspect ratios Full Screen Native Letter Box and Pillar Box FREEZE Not available at this model MUTE Turns off the sound...

Page 34: ...of the arrow and snap it back into place Used batteries needed to follow the city rule to be discarded Avoid keeping used old batteries inside the remote control causing leakage of internal liquid resulting metal rust or fatal damage to the remote control hand unit Battery to be used according to the instruction NOTICE About the remote control Don t drop shake or bump Don t place on wet materials ...

Page 35: ... select the PIP sub source Using the remote press P SOURCE and use the arrow buttons to navigate to the desired sub source Press ENTER 4 To change the size and position of the sub source Using the remote press P POSITION to toggle through the options Main Bottom Right Small PIP Top Right Bottom Left Top Left 5 To switch the main source and the sub source Using the remote press SWAP Main Subsource ...

Page 36: ...n Sub Source 8 Side by Side Picture by Picture Press P POSITION button choose Side by side mode then the main source and the sub source will be on the screen display Main PIP PIP Screen Table VGA HDMI 1 HDMI 2 DVI DisplayPort Video S Video Component VGA Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes HDMI 1 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes HDMI 2 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes DVI Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes DisplayPort Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes ...

Page 37: ...vigate through the menus and adjust options Press MENU to return to the previous menu To exit the menu system press the EXIT button On Screen Display OSD Overview NOTE The user interface of the OSD menu depends on the version of the firmware The appearance may vary but the functions are still available Image settings Colour Temperature Gamma Display settings PIP ...

Page 38: ...EYE LCD 4600 5500 LE 700 38 Audio Settings Basic Settings RTC Setup Advanced Settings Network Setup Video Wall Setup Optional System Status ...

Page 39: ...nd then press ENTER Range 0 100 Default 50 Sharpness Adjusts the definition of image Press or select the desired level and then press ENTER Range 0 24 Default 10 Saturation Adjusts the brilliance and brightness of colour only Video Mode Press or select the desired level and then press ENTER Range 0 100 Default 50 Hue Increases or decreases the green hue Only Video Mode Press or select the desired ...

Page 40: ...desired level and then press ENTER Range 128 384 Default 256 Blue Gain Set Colour Temperature to User Mode in order to adjust this setting Adjusts the blue gain of image Press or select the desired level and then press ENTER Range 128 384 Default 256 Red Offset Set Colour Temperature to User Mode in order to adjust this setting Adjusts the red offset of image Press or select the desired level and ...

Page 41: ... switch auto scan ON OFF and then press ENTER Range ON OFF Default ON Select Source Options VGA HDMI1 HDMI2 DVI Displayport S Video and Video Component Default VGA PIP PIP Mode Options Off Large PIP Medium PIP Small PIP and Side by Side Default Off PIP Position Options Bottom Right Top Left Top Right and Bottom Left Default Bottom Right Aspect Ratio Options Full screen Pillar Box Letter Box Defaul...

Page 42: ...red level and then press ENTER Range 0 20 Default 10 Balance Adjusts the balance of the left and right speakers Press or select the desired level and then press ENTER Range 0 20 Default 10 HDMI Audio Input Selects HDMI or PC audio input mode Press or select the desired option and then press ENTER Option HDMI PC Default HDMI DisplayPort Audio Input Selects DisplayPort or PC audio input mode Press o...

Page 43: ...s On Off Default Off OSD Language Sets the menu language Press or to select the desired language and then press ENTER Options English and Chinese Default English OSD Timeout Sets a period of time after which the OSD will switch to off Press or to select the desired time limit Options 5 120 sec Default 30 sec Sleep Timer Set a period of time after which the monitor will switch to standby mode autom...

Page 44: ... Options Disable Enable Same Settings On All Select all days of the week power on off timer For all days you have the following options Enable or Disable the schedule for all days of the week Options Disable Enable Same Settings On Work Days Mode Work Days mode For Monday Friday Saturday or Sunday you have the following options Enable or Disable the schedule of the work days or individual weekend ...

Page 45: ...ADC Settings Selects the ADC setting User ADC Calibration and restore factory default ADC setting Options Default User Default Default Flesh Tone Options Off Low Medium and High Only Video Mode Default Off IRFM Creates slight frame motion to help reducing the risk of image retention Press or select the desired option and then press ENTER Options On Default Off Baud Rate Sets the Baud rate Press or...

Page 46: ...R Options Disable Enable Default Disable Static IP Address Sets static IP address Range 0 255 0 255 0 255 0 255 Subnet Mask Sets subnet mask Range 0 255 0 255 0 255 0 255 Gateway Sets gateway address Range 0 255 0 255 0 255 0 255 DNS Address Sets DNS address Range 0 255 0 255 0 255 0 255 Save Network Settings Update the IP settings to net device Press or to switch ON OFF and then press ENTER Optio...

Page 47: ... and then press ENTER Options On Off Power On Delay Sets the power on delay schedule then all display will not turn on at once Press or to select the desired value and then press ENTER Options 0 1 50 in 05 second increments Frame Enables or disables the frame compensation Press or to switch ON OFF and then press ENTER Options On Off Matrix X Sets the number of displays used in the horizontal posit...

Page 48: ... begins 2 Image in the green boxes displayed on both side of the screen has to be white and black in order to run the calibration accurately the black and white image can be made using software like Microsoft Power Point a The white in the left green box has to be the brightest white b The black in the right green box has to be the darkest black 3 After proper image is displayed click Yes to begin...

Page 49: ...ay is in sleep mode The display will wake up when it receives a signal at the VGA input 2 VGA Digital RS232 The RS 232 DisplayPort HDMI and DVI inputs stay active when the display is in sleep mode The display will wake up when it receives a signal at the VGA DisplayPort HDMI or DVI input 3 Never Sleep The display will never enter Sleep Mode Default Settings Item Default Power switch Off Scheme Use...

Page 50: ...2 commands consult your sales representative or service technician Connecting Multiple Monitors to a Single RS232 Controller Multiple EYE LCD 4600 5500 LE 700 monitors can be controlled by a single RS232 controller by connecting them together in a daisy chain configuration To do so connect the RS485 Output of the first monitor to the RS485 Input of the second monitor and so forth as shown in the i...

Page 51: ...EYE LCD 4600 5500 LE 700 51 Supported Timings HD SDi is an optional 480i means supported 480i 60Hz YPbPr 576i means supported 576i 50Hz YPbPr ...

Page 52: ...installed correctly on both ends Check the main power switch is set to Check that source equipment is operating correctly Check the input signal is compatible with this display The image is not centered Check the input signal is compatible with this display The image is not locked correctly Check the input signal is compatible with this display The remote control doesn t work Make sure the batteri...

Page 53: ... slower it gets when the stimulating currency is taken away memory effect The LCD cell does not return completely to its stand by mode and therefore still lets pass some of the incoming light which leads to these ghost images Unlike real burn in images on CRT screens these ghost images on LCD screens disappear when the display is switched off for a while The ideal solutions would be to switch the ...

Page 54: ...ntire screen area it is important to provide a balanced distribution of the light from the backlight Then again the light is transmitted through the back polarisation filter which is passable in only one direction Single sub pixels can be activated or deactivated by connecting a small voltage to the thin film transistor TFT of each of these sub pixels This small voltage turns the liquid crystals T...

Page 55: ...oduction process and handling of the displays occurs kinds of pollution in range of vision It applies to inclusions blistering depressions marks scratch The following tolerance limits is specified for bonded glass surfaces and optional touch surfaces panel size to 55 Tolerance limits for bonded glass surfaces KIND OF POLLUTION CRITICAL VALUE Inclusions Marks 0 5 D 1 2 mm N 16 Depressions Blisterin...

Page 56: ...x 1024 1 310 million pixel 3 3 7 7 n 0 0 2xn 14 WXGA 1366 x 768 1 049 million pixel 3 3 6 6 n 0 0 2xn 12 WXGA 1440 x 900 1 296 million pixel 3 3 7 7 n 0 0 2xn 14 HD 1920 x 1080 2 073 million pixel 5 5 11 11 n 0 0 2xn 22 Example Total number of defect subpixel In relation to 1 million pixel Number of bright subpixel n 4 then are only 2 black subpixel allowed see on right side 4 bright subpixel 2 bl...

Page 57: ...TFT panels is excluded from the warranty Shade formation Dust particle may build up inside the panel caused by high ambient pollution level These particles climb up in the panel This effect starts mostly in corner of the rim through the different layers by convention and capillary formation These pollutions may be reversed by resolving and cleaning of the panel components in our clean room Shade f...

Page 58: ...yed shortens the life time of the display and is an unnecessary waste of energy Switching off the display or turning it to Stand by mode for about 6 to 8 hours per day enlarges the life time of the product decisively and reduces the risk of image retention NOTICE Operating Time for Static Images The operating time should not be longer than 20 hours a day The display should be switched off for 4 ho...

Page 59: ...n Warranty Defective parts or products must be sent back carriage free to eyevis In certain circumstances can the product sent back to the specialist supplier place of purchase or to eyevis service centre land of purchase In the event that the product requiring repair under warranty the customer is responsible for the cost of transportation to eyevis Eyevis bears only the one way costs for the res...

Page 60: ...ve or incompatible accessories Not include components delivered from eyevis which are covered by the product s warranty Attempted repair setting change installation or maintenance by a person not authorized by eyevis GmbH Image Sticking Memory Effects Image Sticking Memory Effect Image Sticking caused by the representation of static image contents for a longer period is not covered by this warrant...

Page 61: ...cost of the replacement unit Packing The eyevis GmbH can provide a suitable transport box on request if the customer can not ensure to be able to pack the defect device correctly and to label as a breakable good The customer is liable for damages caused by the use of an improper or unsuitable packing by the customer Transport The customer arranges for the transport of the display to the eyevis Gmb...

Page 62: ...limited this applies also to the personal compensation liability of its staff employees associated employees agents and auxiliary persons The preceding limitations of liability do not apply to the customer s claims derived from the Product Liability Act and to claims concerning damages to the body or health or in case of the loss of the life of the customer CORRECT DISPOSAL Correct Disposal of Thi...

Page 63: ...Component 1x S Video 1x AV 1x PC Audio In 1x IR Extender Outputs DisplayPort loop through Internal Matrix Function Yes Communication Port RS232 In Out loop through OSD Control RS232 Control Buttons IR Remote Control OSD Languages German English Chinese OPERATING CONDITIONS Power Consumption ca 135 Watt max Stand by 0 5 Watt Input Voltage 110V 240V AC 50 60 Hz Operating Temperature 5 40 C Humidity ...

Page 64: ...EYE LCD 4600 5500 LE 700 64 APPENDIX DIMENSIONS EYE LCD 4600 LE 700 ...

Page 65: ...EYE LCD 4600 5500 LE 700 65 APPENDIX DIMENSIONS EYE LCD 5500 LE 700 ...

Page 66: ...mpting to move the monitor with one person may result in dropping the monitor and or serious injury When moving a monitor in its shipping carton lift the carton using the white handles Carrying the monitor This monitor is heavy please follow proper lifting technique as pictured below Failure to do so may cause injury AVOID OK ...

Page 67: ...d with a soft cloth This will help prevent the monitor from being scratched 2 Remove the screws M8 15 screw x2 from the stand bracket at the back of the monitor 3 Align the stand brackets with the mounting holes and attach the brackets to the monitor using the screws removed in Step 2 4 Longer screws will damage the monitor Maximum screw length 15 mm 0 59 inches NOTICE Do not use screws longer tha...

Page 68: ...t Kitt 1 Place the monitor LCD screen face down on a flat stable surface which has been covered with a soft cloth This will help prevent the monitor from being scratched 2 Remove the screws M8 15 screw x2 from the stand bracket at the back of the monitor 3 Align the stand brackets with the mounting holes and attach the brackets to the monitor using the screws removed in Step 2 4 Longer screws will...

Page 69: ...EYE LCD 4600 5500 LE 700 69 Appendix Wall Mount Safety Notes ...

Page 70: ...EYE LCD 4600 5500 LE 700 70 ...

Page 71: ...d for experienced users only Technical knowledge of your local area network LAN and or assistance from your system administrator may be required Locating the LAN Connector on your Monitor The EYE LCD 4600 5500 LE 700 can optionally be equipped with a RJ45 Ethernet port that can be used to control the monitor via a local area network LAN To determine whether you monitor is equipped with this option...

Page 72: ...ameters shown in the menu Select Save Network Settings to save the desired settings The default settings are shown below Control Item Setting DHCP Disable IP ADDRESS 192 168 2 1 SUBNET MASK 255 255 255 0 DEFAULT GATEWAY 192 168 2 1 DNS Addr 192 168 2 1 Connecting the Monitor to the Network One or several HBX46LBHa monitors can be connected to the network using standard RJ45 network cables Connect ...

Page 73: ...e monitors must be connected to the network and must be running Windows 2000 XP Vista or 7 Install the VCOM driver located on the enclosed CD ROM A VCOM icon will show on the desktop indicating that the installation process is completed To assign virtual RS 232 serial COM ports to each monitor on the network launch the VCOM application and press Search The monitor s connected to the network should...

Page 74: ...vices in the VCOM screen Assign the designed COM value to each device and press OK to complete Once this process is complete the client computer can control the monitor s using RS 232 commands sent to the virtual COM port assigned to each monitor No physical RS 232 connection is required ...

Page 75: ... from Monitor Return CMD is the same with received CMD the return command will be sent after action Serial Port Setting Baud Rate Data Bit Parity Bit Stop Bit 115200 8 None 1 Baud rate can set to 38400 19200 9600 to match the monitor baud rate setting Baud rate 115200 is the default setting Explanation of symbols Optional commands for advanced A D board option Valid command on Power saving off mod...

Page 76: ...ustment PHA W R 0 63 Current value Phase 50 48 41 CLO W R 0 100 Current value Clock 43 4C 4F HOR R Current value Horizontal Position 48 4F 52 VER R Current value Vertical Position 56 45 52 ADJ W 00 00 Auto Adjust 41 44 4A Video Mode SHA W R 0 24 Current value Sharpness 53 48 41 Other Control PIP Adjust PSC W R 00 00 PIP OFF 50 53 43 01 01 PIP Small 02 02 PIP medium 03 03 PIP large 04 04 PIP side b...

Page 77: ...04 LEFT Key 05 05 RIGHT Key 06 06 ENTER Key 07 07 EXIT Key ALL W 00 00 Reset all 41 4C 4C KLC W R 00 00 Un lock keys 4B 4C 43 01 01 Lock keys SER R 13 bytes Read Serial Number 53 45 52 Wakeup from Sleep WFS W R 0 0 Set VGA_ONLY 57 46 53 1 1 Set VGA_DIGITAL_RS232 2 2 Set Never_Sleep RTV R Current value Read RS232 table Version 52 54 56 Audio VOL W R 0 100 Current value Volume 56 4F 4C MUT W R 00 00...

Page 78: ...RTY W R 0 99 0 99 Year 52 54 59 RTM W R 1 12 1 12 Month 52 54 4D RTD W R 1 31 1 31 Day 52 54 44 RTH W R 0 23 0 23 Hour 52 54 48 RTN W R 0 59 0 59 Minute 52 54 4E Timer Mode TMS W R 0 0 All 54 4D 53 1 1 Work Days 2 2 User Alarm Enable AEN W R 1 1 Sunday 41 45 4E 2 2 Monday 4 4 Tuesday 8 8 Wednesday 16 16 Thursday 32 32 Friday 64 64 Saturday Alarm Disable AEF W R 1 1 Sunday 41 45 46 2 2 Monday 4 4 T...

Page 79: ... SFH W R 0 23 0 23 Thursday On Hour 53 46 48 SFM W R 0 59 0 59 Thursday On Minute 53 46 4D Friday SNH W R 0 23 0 23 Friday On Hour 49 4E 48 SNM W R 0 59 0 59 Friday On Minute 53 4E 4D SFH W R 0 23 0 23 Friday On Hour 53 46 48 SFM W R 0 59 0 59 Friday On Minute 53 46 4D Saturday SNH W R 0 23 0 23 Saturday On Hour 49 4E 48 SNM W R 0 59 0 59 Saturday On Minute 53 4E 4D SFH W R 0 23 0 23 Saturday On H...

Page 80: ...tor Return Monitor 07 02 00 43 4F 4E 1E 08 PC Read Contrast from 02 monitor CMD CON If the monitor contrast setting is 50 Transmit PC 07 02 01 43 4F 4E 08 Monitor Return Monitor 07 02 00 43 4F 4E 32 08 Monitor PIP and Scaling Adjustment Set 25 monitor PIP to large CMD PSC Transmit PC 07 19 02 50 53 43 03 08 Monitor Return Monitor 07 19 00 50 53 43 03 08 PC Set 25 monitor to Pillar box CMD ASP Tran...

Page 81: ...Notes Notizen ...

Page 82: ...se 23 D 72766 Reutlingen Germany Tel 49 0 7121 43303 0 Tel 49 0 7121 43303 291 Service Hotline Fax 49 0 7121 43303 22 E Mail info eyevis de www www eyevis de Version 1 0 November 2013 Copyright 2013 eyevis GmbH All rights reserved ...

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