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User Manual 

EN-Series 

Video wall 

    Input/Output Port Description

 

Items 

Specifications 

Supported Signal 

Connection 

VGA (Analog RGB) 

H Frequency Range : 20 ~ 80 kHz 

V Frequency Range : 55 ~ 75 Hz 

Maximum resolution :1920x1080 60Hz 

Maximum pixel rate : 162 MHz/110MHz 

DVI (Digital RGB) 

H Frequency Range : 20 ~ 80 kHz 

V Frequency Range : 55 ~ 75 Hz 

Maximum resolution : 1920x1080 60Hz 

Maximum pixel rate : 162 MHz/110MHz 

HDCP support 

Input 

Connection 

DVI 

2 

PC Analog 

1 

COM port (RS232C) 

1 / 9 Pin (Female) 

Output 

Connection 

DVI 

2 

PC Analog 

1 

COM port (RS232C) 

1/ 9 Pin (Male) 

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Summary of Contents for EN46HSS

Page 1: ...es Video wall User Manual EN Series LCD Video Wall EN46MSS EN46MSU EN46HSS EN46HSU EN55MSS EN55MSU EN55HSS EN55HSU EN55HLS EN55MLU Before operating the unit please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference Models 1 ...

Page 2: ...EN Series Video wall 1 Instructions 2 Safety precautions for EN series systems 3 Mechanical Layout 4 Connections 5 SICP 6 Remote Control 7 Viewing the Menus 8 ACR Agent Network 9 ACR Monitor 10 Specifications Table of Contents 2 ...

Page 3: ...ctions are for use by qualified service personnel only To reduce the risk of electric shock do not perform any service other than that contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so 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 PERSO...

Page 4: ...splay combination to avoid injury from tip over 13 Unplug this display during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time 14 Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the display has been damaged in any way such as power supply cord or plug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the display the display has been exposed to rai...

Page 5: ...ease read the manual carefully before using it After reading this manual please retain for future reference If you have any questions or a problem occurs please contact either the company you purchased this product from or an authorized service center Displaying static images for an extended period of time may cause a burn in effect Burn in effect and the faults in brightness and picture elements ...

Page 6: ...rature between 32 95 Please make sure to grounded Earthing AC power plugs and sockets Considering EN Series Max power consumption check the main electric specification Clearance for Ventilation When you install EN Series make sure there is at least 8inches clearance on all sides top bottom left right for effective ventilation and do not seal off the perimeter of EN Series video wall arrays If EN s...

Page 7: ...ed for heat dispersion If the area in front of EN Series displays must be sealed there must be consideration for the heat dispersion on the rear side of EN Series to compensate Precautions for installation During installation do not apply pressure to any surface of the panel Damage to the panel may result from external pressure or even minor impact to the panel Physical and cosmetic damage to disp...

Page 8: ...holes Carefully install EN Series not to cover the fan air holes with any structural object If the holes are covered with anything the inner temperature can be raised rapidly and it can cause malfunctions Please ensure alignment on the z axis for a level plane across adjacent panels as shown in the diagram below If precautions are not heeded GPO US will not accept responsibility for any Failure du...

Page 9: ...shock absorbing pads under the LCD panel surface If you need to lay down LCD in a panel face up position please be cautious and avoid falling objects on the surface of the LCD Handle with Caution Shock Impact on the set s sides will result in internal circuit damages The edges of the panel are fragile Use shock absorbing pads or rugs when laying the product down Please do not allow the LCD to stan...

Page 10: ...ll as the bottom of the display simultaneously for stability When carrying the product with the panel positioned upwards as shown below please hold as shown in the diagram Application information If static images are displayed on the screen for extended periods of time image retention burn in can result Please retain the following instructions to optimize the lifetime and functions of the product ...

Page 11: ...Display b LED RED Back light On Lux Display c LED RED Over Temperature Display d LED RED Active Power On Display e LED RED Active Back light On Display f LED RED Active Back light Dimming On Display g LED GREEN Active DC24V Input Display h LED GREEN Active DC12V Input Display i LED GREEN Active DCM5V Input Display j LED GREEN Active DCS5V Input Display k LED YELLOW Source Input 1 Display l LED YEL...

Page 12: ...KEY Input Power Menu Source Left Right Up Down a Power Turns the LCD Display On Off b Menu Displays the main On Screen menu c Source Select Input Source DVI DVI 2 PC d Left Right Moves from one menu item to another horizontally or adjusts selected menu values Adjusts the audio volume e Up Down Moves from one menu item to another vertically or adjusts selected menu values 12 ...

Page 13: ...www gpous com User Manual EN Series Video wall Connections Cabling DVI 1 Cabling DVI 2 13 ...

Page 14: ...www gpous com User Manual EN Series Video wall Cabling VGA Cabling RS 232 14 ...

Page 15: ...POWER Turns the LCD Display On and Off 3 UP Control the UP cursor in the menu 4 LEFT Control the LEFT cursor in the menu 5 RIGHT Control the RIGHT cursor in the menu 6 ENTER Control the ENTER cursor in the menu 7 DOWN Control the DOWN cursor in the menu 8 MENU Displays the main On Screen menu 9 EXIT Exit the On Screen menu 15 ...

Page 16: ...etup and PIP Changing the Picture Standard 1 Press the MENU button to display the menu 2 Press the or button to select Picture then press the ENTER button 3 Press the ENTER button twice 4 Select the required mode by pressing the or button then press the ENTER button The settings values may vary depending on the input source Ex DVI VGA PC 5 Press the EXIT button to exit 16 ...

Page 17: ...ress the or button to select Custom then press the ENTER button 4 Select the required mode by pressing the or button then press the ENTER button 5 Select the required option by pressing the or button then press the ENTER button 6 When you are satisfied with your setting press the ENTER button 7 Press the EXIT button to exit Brightness Contrast Color Tint Sharpness Tint NTSC only Press the or butto...

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Page 27: ...ting from the concept of a master slave structure where the display is supposed to be the slave The first action is always taken by the master which can be either a PC or any controlling device acting as server interfaced to the monitor After sending a command or a request in the appropriate format the master receives from the slave an acknowledgement which tells the transmitter whether the comman...

Page 28: ...functions and specifications of each product may vary Notice Please extract VBRunTimesR7 zip and install the program for VISTA WIN7 8 before installing SICP 2 Installing SICP V4 01 Run the file named SICP 4 01_Set up exe and follow the instruction below If you have SICP program installed previously delete the previous one and re install the new one Press Next Select the folder you wish to save the...

Page 29: ...zontal Vertical Select Horizontal Vertical count of sets in array 4 Communication Select the COM Port connected to the PC 5 Panel Configuration Indicates information such as display configuration source Set ID and display sequence number 6 Set ID Shows the Set ID selected for control 7 Control Button Set of control buttons functions 8 Edit tools Set of edit tools 9 Progress Bar Shows the status of...

Page 30: ...am may be running under this port Cannot connect with Easy DID System RS232 Cable may not be connected properly or Set ID may be incorrect Re check on Set ID 5 Multi vision Control You can control each display separately First select the display you wish to control by selecting Set ID You may click on it Refer to box in the image on the previous page or select it from the drag down menu Refer to i...

Page 31: ...bed in 6 Slide Function 3 Color Setting Users may access the Color Setting mode only after entering Supervisor Mode In order to enter Supervisor mode go to Control Mode in the toolbar top and select Setting Mode Hot key Ctrl F2 Click OK Adjust color values 0 255 The color will be optimized during production Quality Assurance Adjusting the color is not recommended without prior consultation with GP...

Page 32: ...only if after entering Supervisor Mode In order to enter Supervisor mode go to Control Mode in the tool bar top and select Setting Mode Hot key Ctrl F3 Press OK Commands writable only not readable Others Display Sequence position of display within context of the array example below OSD Menu 32 ...

Page 33: ...s page shows H Set Count of 3 V Set Count Vertical Set Count Number of displays in array vertically counting top to bottom E g Diagram of array on previous page shows V Set Count of 3 H Edge Adj Horizontal Edge Adjust Set the horizontal gap between displays in Video Wall value range 0 200 V Edge Adj Vertical Edge Adjust Set the vertical gap of displays in Video Wall 0 200 33 ...

Page 34: ...ues often manifest themselves in the form of a magenta pink tint on display panels If this issue arises check the type of source being used If for example a Blu Ray player is being used the HDMI Input Format on the displays must be set to 1 default value is 0 1 Click Control Mode 2 Select Other setting mode 3 Change the input video format Ex PC 0 Blue ray player 1 34 ...

Page 35: ...scribed in on the image above Select PC as described in on the image above Select the area by clicking and dragging as described in of the image above The complete image will appear as the image on the top right Send Press Send All in order to test the setting you made so that you can decide if the adjustments are satisfactory Initialize Select DVI in Edit tool and press Set All in order to initia...

Page 36: ...g scheduling Save a file Go to Slide File top left of SICP program GUI and press File Save in order to save the file in the folder you wish to select Basically the file format is sld Open a file Go to Slide File and press File Open in order to open the slide you wish to play Slide Layout scheduling Users set intervals schedules for each slide layout separately Users cannot change the sequence of p...

Page 37: ...is as follows ex STX 001PWR OFF ETX Set ID 1 Power Off Acknowledgement ex STX 001PWRWOFF0 ETX Set ID 1 Power Off Send 7 Error Acknowledgement The Error Values will be sent by the display to the computer to verify that the command has been successfully received and executed This format for this Error Values is as follows ex STX 001PWRERROR ETX Set ID 1 Power Off Error STX ID1 ID2 ID3 CM1 CM2 CM3 R ...

Page 38: ...cknowledge STX 001SID 001 ETX 9 Command List Power On Off PWR STX ID1 ID2 ID3 CM1 CM2 CM3 R W DA1 DA2 DA3 IND ETX 0x0f F F F S I D R 0 0 0 0 0x0d Hex ASCII capital letter Hex STX ID1 ID2 ID3 CM1 CM2 CM3 R W DA1 DA2 DA3 IND ETX 0x0f F F F S I D W 0 0x0d Hex ASCII capital letter Hex STX ID1 ID2 ID3 CM1 CM2 CM3 R W DA1 DA2 DA3 IND ETX 0x0f P W R W 0 0x0d Hex ASCII capital letter Hex ID1 ID3 Set ID 00...

Page 39: ...N0 ETX Lock ON Acknowledge STX 001KPL ON ETX Source Change MIN STX ID1 ID2 ID3 CM1 CM2 CM3 R W DA1 DA2 DA3 IND ETX 0x0f R M L W 0 0x0d Hex ASCII capital letter Hex STX ID1 ID2 ID3 CM1 CM2 CM3 R W DA1 DA2 DA3 IND ETX 0x0f K P L W 0 0x0d Hex ASCII capital letter Hex STX ID1 ID2 ID3 CM1 CM2 CM3 R W DA1 DA2 DA3 IND ETX 0x0f M I N W 0 0x0d Hex ASCII capital letter Hex ID1 ID3 Set ID 001 100 DA1 DA3 DVI...

Page 40: ...001HSC 010 ETX STX ID1 ID2 ID3 CM1 CM2 CM3 R W DA1 DA2 DA3 IND ETX 0x0f R M T W 0 0x0d Hex ASCII capital letter Hex Ex STX 001RMTWSOU0 ETX Remote Source Button Acknowledge STX 001RMT SOU ETX STX ID1 ID2 ID3 CM1 CM2 CM3 R W DA1 DA2 DA3 IND ETX 0x0f H S C W 0 0x0d Hex ASCII capital letter Hex STX ID1 ID2 ID3 CM1 CM2 CM3 R W DA1 DA2 DA3 IND ETX 0x0f A U T W 0 0x0d Hex ASCII capital letter Hex VGA Aut...

Page 41: ...e 1 Acknowledge STX 001SDS 001 ETX Horizontal Edge Adjust HEG ID1 ID3 Set ID 001 100 DA1 DA3 001 010 Ex STX 001HEGW0300 ETX H Edge Adjust 30 Acknowledge STX 001HEG 030 ETX STX ID1 ID2 ID3 CM1 CM2 CM3 R W DA1 DA2 DA3 IND ETX 0x0f V S C W 0 0x0d Hex ASCII capital letter Hex STX ID1 ID2 ID3 CM1 CM2 CM3 R W DA1 DA2 DA3 IND ETX 0x0f S D S W 0 0x0d Hex ASCII capital letter Hex STX ID1 ID2 ID3 CM1 CM2 CM...

Page 42: ...put format RGB444 Acknowledge STX 001IVF R44 ETX Color Adjust DVI FCD ID1 ID3 Set ID 001 100 DA1 DA3 000 255 Color Value R W W Write R Read IND 0 Sub Brightness 1 R Offset 2 G Offset 3 B Offset 4 Sub Contrast 5 R Gain 6 G Gain 7 B Gain Ex STX 001FCDW1004 ETX Write DVI Sub Contrast 100 Acknowledge STX 001FCD 1004 ETX Ex STX 001FCDR0002 ETX Read DVI G Offset Acknowledge STX 001FCD 1102 ETX G Offset ...

Page 43: ... B Gain Ex STX 001FCAW1004 ETX Write VGA Sub Contrast 100 Acknowledge STX 001FCA 1004 ETX Ex STX 001FCAR0002 ETX Read VGA G Offset Acknowledge STX 001FCA 1102 ETX G Offset 110 Zoom IN OUT ZOM STX ID1 ID2 ID3 CM1 CM2 CM3 R W DA1 DA2 DA3 IND ETX 0x0f 0 0 0 Z O M W 0x0d Hex ASCII capital letter Hex ID1 ID3 Set ID 000 DA1 DA2 11 99 H Set Count V Set Count Ex 3x3 Multivision 33 DA3 I or O I Zoom IN O Z...

Page 44: ...f Status PWS ID1 ID3 Set ID 001 100 DA1 DA3 ON Power On OFF Power Off Ex STX 001PWSR0000 ETX Set ID 1 Read Power Status Acknowledge STX 001PWR OFF ETX STX ID1 ID2 ID3 CM1 CM2 CM3 R W DA1 DA2 DA3 IND ETX 0x0f P W S R 0 0 0 0 0x0d Hex ASCII capital letter Hex 44 ...

Page 45: ...quency Range 55 75 Hz Maximum resolution 1920x1080 60Hz Maximum pixel rate 162 MHz 110MHz DVI Digital RGB H Frequency Range 20 80 kHz V Frequency Range 55 75 Hz Maximum resolution 1920x1080 60Hz Maximum pixel rate 162 MHz 110MHz HDCP support Input Connection DVI 2 PC Analog 1 COM port RS232C 1 9 Pin Female Output Connection DVI 2 PC Analog 1 COM port RS232C 1 9 Pin Male 45 ...

Page 46: ...SA 800 x 600 48 077 72 188 50 000 VESA 800 x 600 46 875 75 000 49 500 VESA 800 x 600 53 674 85 061 56 250 VESA 1024 x 768 48 363 60 004 65 000 VESA 1024 x 768 56 476 70 069 75 000 VESA 1024 x 768 60 023 75 029 78 750 VESA 1152 x 864 67 500 75 000 108 000 VESA 1280 x 960 60 000 60 000 108 000 VESA 1280 x 1024 63 981 60 020 108 000 VESA 1280 x 1024 79 976 75 025 135 000 1366 x 768 47 712 60 015 85 5...

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