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PACKAGE CONTENTS 

Table 4. Package contents 

COMPONENT NAME 

DESCRIPTION 

IMAGE 

MasterBox 

x 1 

 

MB Mount 
(to mount the MasterBox onto 
a surface) 

x 1 

 

 

Remote control 

x 1 

 

Line adapter with set of plugs 
(AU. EU, US, UK) and 
micro USB 

–

 USB cable 

x 1 

 

 

 
Sync cable 3 m

 

x 1 

 

“

Last Device

”

 cable 0.1 m 

(RJ14 with a terminator)

 

x 1 

 

IR sensor 

x 1 

 

Operating Manual 

x 1 

 

Summary of Contents for Masterbox

Page 1: ... Copyright 2021 HYPERVSN All rights reserved 1 See Extraordinary MasterBox OPERATING MANUAL Integrated 3D Holographic Display System ...

Page 2: ...OX CONFIGURATION PROGRAM WEB MANAGER 23 8 STATOR FIRMWARE UPDATING 24 9 CONTENT UPLOADING 26 10 MANAGING THE MASTERBOX AND THE WALL DEVICES VIA WEB MANAGER 28 10 1 TURNING WALL DEVICES ON OFF VIA WEB MANAGER 28 10 2 WALL DEVICES CALIBRATION 28 10 3 VOLUME CONTROL 30 10 4LOCAL NTP CLIENT SETTINGS 30 10 5 MASTERBOX AND DEVICES MODE SELECTION 30 10 6ERASING CONTENT 31 10 7 RESETTING THE MASTERBOX PAR...

Page 3: ...YPERVSN Device hereinafter is referred to as the Device HYPERVSN Wall hereinafter is referred to as the Wall or the Wall Devices HYPERVSN Content Management System hereinafter referred is to as the CMS Kino mo Ltd the manufacturer disclaims all liability for any harm caused to the user or viewers by improper Devices or MasterBox operation and use No changes shall be made to the equipment without t...

Page 4: ...he Devices are installed according to one of several specific patterns and then synchronized These multiple Devices working together form the Wall which allows for the display of a single large 3D image Picture 1 General view of the Device and an example of the Wall The MasterBox is an additional hardware component connected to the Device or to the Wall providing additional functionality Picture 2...

Page 5: ...the Device itself does not have any audio output Additionally for the Wall Managing the total number of Wall Devices as one metadevice as well as activating calibrating and controlling the playback of content on Wall Devices Increases stable synchronization of media content displayed by the Wall Devices Connection schemes Connection scheme of the MasterBox to a router and a single Device Wall Devi...

Page 6: ...cted but the size of this Wall must be set as 1x1 The MasterBox is equipped with this remote control and the IR sensor below Picture 4 MasterBox remote control Note For a detailed description of the Device and the Wall designs pre operation procedures technical specifications maintenance instructions and safety rules see the Operating Manuals for the Device and the Wall Note The Device s and the M...

Page 7: ...o outputs 3 5 jack S PDIF optic connection Remote control IR type Battery for the remote control CR2032 3 V IR sensor External 38 kHz 3 5mm Jack plug Cable length 1 5 m The MasterBox has Class A electromagnetic compatibility Attention Operation of this equipment in a residential environment could cause radio interference The MasterBox is supplied with a 12 W line adapter with a micro USB cable con...

Page 8: ...ice s A stable Internet connection is required for activating the Device s and the MasterBox as well as providing core functionality of the HYPERVSN Wall Application To upload media content onto the Wall via the HYPERVSN Wall Application a direct Wi Fi connection between the Device s and a router is required Internet connection is not required A less congested Wi Fi channel is recommended to choos...

Page 9: ...COMPONENT NAME DESCRIPTION IMAGE MasterBox x 1 MB Mount to mount the MasterBox onto a surface x 1 Remote control x 1 Line adapter with set of plugs AU EU US UK and micro USB USB cable x 1 Sync cable 3 m x 1 Last Device cable 0 1 m RJ14 with a terminator x 1 IR sensor x 1 Operating Manual x 1 ...

Page 10: ...ole diameters a Partitioned walls 4 3 mm b Concrete walls 4 0 mm x 1 with the appropriate drill bit for the mounting surface wall Masonry drill for drilling mounting holes appropriate Fasteners to attach the MB wall mount x 3 M4 mounting hardware appropriate for the specific mounting surface Screwdriver the type is depended on the fasteners used x 1 In order to manage the MasterBox using the Web M...

Page 11: ...ith FAT32 format Quantity volume depends on the size of media content to be uploaded onto the Devices and the capacity of each micro SD card being used the more SD cards used the faster the upload Micro SD USB adapter optional if you prefer only using a micro SD card to upload media content to the MasterBox x 1 If you are going to utilize the Device Wall with accompanying sound Sound facilities In...

Page 12: ...med Table 6 Pre operation procedures STEPS DESCRIPTION 1 Assemble the Device s Device Operating Manual 2 Install the Device MasterBox alternatively Wall Devices according to the selected Wall installation pattern Device Operating Manual Section 5 of this Manual Wall Operating Manual 3 If a number of Devices is used connect the Devices one by one using sync cables See Picture 5 4 Assemble the Maste...

Page 13: ... reserved 13 To connect the Devices one by one with sync cables one sync cable is supplied with each Device use the highlighted sockets at the bottom of the stator in the image below Picture 5 Sockets at the bottom of the stator SOCKETS ...

Page 14: ...lation procedure 1 Mark the desired spot for mounting on a surface wall from the center of the MB wall mount This will be the drill s entry point 2 Position the MB wall mount over the marked area for drilling on a wall so that its central hole lines up with the new mark Keep the orientation of the MB wall mount the same as indicated in Picture 7 below Be sure that it is level 3 Mark the position o...

Page 15: ...ket Picture 5 of the Device of the nearest mounted first Device of the Wall 3 Connect the cable of the line adapter to the micro USB socket of the MasterBox 4 Connect the required plug head to the appropriate socket of the line adapter 5 Connect the connector of the Last device cable to the appropriate socket of the Device of the last connected Device of the Wall 6 Connect the IR sensor cable plug...

Page 16: ...e s make sure that there is no one standing within a radius of 0 5 m Device that have been fitted with a protective dome are the only exception Turning the Device s on 1 Connect the Device s to the power mains press the On button of the line filter s that are connected to the Wall Devices 2 Press the On button on the remote control pointing it towards the IR sensor Media will be displayed on the D...

Page 17: ...section 2 The router s location can make a major difference to the Wall s operation How to pair the remote control with the MasterBox Note Perform this procedure only if your remote control doesn t operate properly 1 Disconnect the sync cable from the MasterBox Ensure the IR sensor cable is connected to the IR 3 5 jack socket Picture 10 2 With a thin tool a straightened paper clip or similar objec...

Page 18: ...et of the MasterBox Picture 8 Turn the MasterBox and your computer on Attention The router must have an Internet connection during activation of the MasterBox 7 1 MASTERBOX ACTIVATION 1 Turn on the Hotspot switch of the MasterBox Picture 10 2 Navigate to the Network and Internet settings on your PC If you your PC has an Ethernet connection with the router interrupt it Connect your computer via Wi ...

Page 19: ...ng your CMS account registration Picture 15 Email field 6 Click Activate Picture 15 and wait until the Activation successful Go to Info message appears Picture 16 Message after successful activation To ensure that the MasterBox activation is completed successfully choose Info click in front of Activation The Status field should be green and say Ok Picture 17 Activation status ...

Page 20: ...ps have been taken the router that the MasterBox is connected to has an Internet connection the Hotspot switch of the MasterBox is switched on 1 Turn the Device Wall Devices on The Devices will display the HYPERVSN logo After a few seconds the ACTIVATE YOUR DEVICE message will start to alternate on the Device with examples of video content Picture 18 Messages before activation 2 Go to the Networks...

Page 21: ... connect the Device Wall Devices to the Internet via Wi Fi Click Add Network 4 Click Synchronize The following message will be displayed on the Deice s Picture 21 Message displayed once the Wi Fi settings have been successfully updated 5 Choose Devices Controls 6 Click Activate All Picture 22 Activate All button The next window to confirm your choice will appear Picture 23 Confirmation window ...

Page 22: ... to do if other messages have appeared on the Device displays 7 3 WALL APP INSTALLATION AND LAUNCH WALL SETUP SUBSCRIP Note If you have not activated your subscriptions different from the default ones go to your CMS account choose the Devices tab click Activate subscription located near each Device serial number and select your subscription from the dropdown menu see the Device Operating Manual fo...

Page 23: ... turn off the Hotspot switch on the MasterBox Attention To ensure that networks are not overloaded please do not leave the MasterBox Hotspot switch on 7 4 RUNNING THE DEVICES AND MASTERBOX CONFIGURATION PROGRAM WEB MANAGER 1 Turn on the Hotspot switch of the MasterBox 2 Open a browser Type the following IP address 192 168 0 1 into the browser address bar Picture 13 After activating the MasterBox a...

Page 24: ...or firmware versions All the Wall Devices stator firmware versions must be the same The MasterBox downloads firmware automatically if there is a new version available on your CMS account and the MasterBox is connected to the Internet If some of the Wall Devices have different firmware versions the Update status will appear in front of these Devices serial numbers in the list Picture 30 Update stat...

Page 25: ...the Device serial number and click the Continue button that appears the update procedure will then begin for the selected Device Picture 32 The Continue and the Update firmware buttons Picture 33 Updating statuses 2 Wait until the update process has been completed Note The update procedure starts consistently for each Device one by one Attention While updating the Devices will be stopped IMPORTANT...

Page 26: ...l App User Guide the for details or via micro SD card to the Device s and via a USB flash drive to the MasterBox see the details below Uploading playlists to Wall Devices via an SD card Note If your PC does not have a microSD slot use a card reader not supplied with the Devices Attention Ensure that all the Wall s Devices are online 1 Insert a microSD card USB flash drive into the appropriate sock...

Page 27: ... reader The playlist will start to download automatically If the content contains soundtracks their appropriate files will also be automatically uploaded to the MasterBox Note Files containing soundtracks have the same special format as those for playlists If any audio facilities are connected to the MasterBox it will produce the Start update sound message Once the downloading procedure is success...

Page 28: ... the Player page Picture 36 On Off commands on the Control page 2 Click On to turn on the Wall Devices turn Off to turn them off The On and Off commands mirror the commands provided by the remote control 10 2 WALL DEVICES CALIBRATION Note You may also perform calibration via the Wall App See the Wall App User Guide for details 1 Choose Devices Controls 2 Click Screen On Calibration switches will t...

Page 29: ...horizontal orientation in the field between the arrows select the required angle in degrees to rotate the image Click the arrow to rotate the image counterclockwise or click the arrow to rotate the image clockwise Picture 40 Calibration controls 4 Click Screen Off when finished Upon completing the activation setup and calibration procedures turn off the Hotspot switch on the MasterBox Attention To...

Page 30: ...synchronization of the Wall Devices playback is provided via the MasterBox 1 Go to Setup Settings Picture 41b 2 To correct the MasterBox own time via the Internet switch the Local NTP Client off To make it unavailable and to synchronize the MasterBox using your server in your local network switch the Local NTP Client on 10 5 MASTERBOX AND DEVICES MODE SELECTION There are two operation modes CMS to...

Page 31: ...o Setup Settings Picture 41c 2 Switch the Device mode switcher to CMS or Player The chosen mode will be set for all Wall devices connected Picture 43 Messages displayed once the mode has been selected Note Mode selection may also be performed with the Wall App 10 6 ERASING CONTENT To erase the content on the MasterBox and on the Wall Devices 1 Go to Setup Settings Picture 41d 2 Click Erase All Con...

Page 32: ... be displayed it takes some time for the Devices for booting and synchronization The time depends on the number of the Devices that the Wall consists of If there isn t any content uploaded onto the Devices one of the starting media animations will be displayed Picture 11 Attention To display media content the Wall Devices must be in the Operating mode 2 Ensure the Wall Status indicator has the Rea...

Page 33: ... repeat click resumes playback Stops the content playback Starts to play the previous media in the selected playlist Starts to play the next media in the selected playlist The currently playing playlist has the icon in front of its name Note Media playback can be also controlled via the Wall application For information on how to control it see the Wall App User Guide ...

Page 34: ...connection Blinking the MasterBox is in the process of connecting to the Internet Off the MasterBox is connected to the Internet Platform On there is a problem with the connection to the CMS web portal Blinking the MasterBox is in the process of connecting to the CMS web portal Off the MasterBox is connected to the CMS web portal Devices On there are possibly problems with the Devices to see detai...

Page 35: ... has occurred click button to see details Green everything is OK 2 Click located next to the Device serial number in the list of the Wall Devices Picture 46 to see detailed information about the Device components statuses Table 8 Device components statuses COMPONENT NAME DESCRIPTION RS 485 On a wire connection between the Device and the MasterBox is established Off a wire connection between the De...

Page 36: ...ponent has been removed see the Device Operating Manual for details Permissions List of permissions demo sync subscription Sync Off the Device is booting there is an IR socket problem file signature keys do not coincide On everything is in working order Hardware error Hardware problem Contact the Technical Support team at support hypervsn com Device status indicators Picture 47 Device status indic...

Page 37: ...hen cleaning the MasterBox If the MasterBox needs to be repaired or if spare parts need to be purchased please contact your vendor 13 2 WARRANTY The MasterBox warranty is for 12 months or as required by local law The average operational lifespan is 5 years depending on maintenance operational environment and operational hours among other factors If any of the guarantee labels are broken or removed...

Page 38: ...he cables are not in contact with any sharp edges or hot surfaces Do not pull on the cables or wind them around any part of the Devices Do not let children play with the MasterBox This is not a toy When the Devices are in operation keep the cables and power cords as far away from the rotating elements the rotor and the rays as possible You can also use wiring duct that matches the color of the mou...

Page 39: ...This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Note This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equ...

Page 40: ...44 Unit 12 3 1 the Leather Market Weston Street London SE1 3ER United Kingdom 44 0 208 0685 328 www hypervsn com ...

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