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TABLE OF CONTENTS

WALL OVERVIEW ............................................................................. 4

PACKAGE’S CONTENT AND

ADDITIONAL REQUIRED

COMPONENTS ................................................................................... 6

2.1

SUPPLIED COMPONENTS ........................................................... 6

2.2

ADDITIONAL TOOLS

FITTINGS AND OTHER

COMPONENTS REQUIRED (NOT SUPPLIED) ...................... 6

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ......................................................... 9

3.1

DEVICE’S TECHNICAL S

PECIFICATIONS ................................ 9

3.2

WI-FI NETWORK REQUIREMENTS ....................................... 10

3.3

VIDEO REQUIREMENTS .............................................................. 11

WALL INSTALLATION AREAS ........................................................ 12

4.1

PROHIBITED AREAS .................................................................... 12

4.2

INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS ........................................... 12

4.3

MOUNTING SURFACE REQUIREMENTS ........................ 13

WALL ASSEMBLY WORKFLOW .................................................... 14

5.1

DEVICE ASSEMBLY (STEP 1) ..................................................... 14

5.2

ROUTER SET UP (STEP 2) ..........................................................17

5.3

DEVICES ACTIVATION (STEP 3) ............................................. 20

5.4

WALL INSTALLATION (STEP 4) .............................................. 21

5.4.1

Calibration ............................................................................. 27

5.5

UPLOADING CONTENT TO DEVICES (STEP 5) ................. 31

5.5.1

Uploading media content to Devices via micro SD card
(variant 1) ................................................................................ 31

5.5.2

Adding content to Devices via Sync App (variant 2) . 32

5.6

ADDING CUSTOM SOUNDTRACKS (OPTIONAL) ............ 36

WALL OPERATION ......................................................................... 39

SAFETY PROVISIONS ...................................................................... 40

TROUBLESHOOTING ....................................................................... 41

WARRANTY ..................................................................................... 42

9.1

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS ........................................................ 42

10.

DISPOSAL ......................................................................................... 43

APPLICATION 1 ......................................................................................... 44

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Page 2: ...D AREAS 12 4 2 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS 12 4 3 MOUNTING SURFACE REQUIREMENTS 13 5 WALL ASSEMBLY WORKFLOW 14 5 1 DEVICE ASSEMBLY STEP 1 14 5 2 ROUTER SET UP STEP 2 17 5 3 DEVICES ACTIVATION STEP 3 20 5 4 WALL INSTALLATION STEP 4 21 5 4 1 Calibration 27 5 5 UPLOADING CONTENT TO DEVICES STEP 5 31 5 5 1 Uploading media content to Devices via micro SD card variant 1 31 5 5 2 Adding content to Devices ...

Page 3: ... Device Devices technical specifications safety provisions the Wall s assembly workflow mounting procedure and other information required to operate the Wall Kino mo Ltd the manufacturer disclaims all liability for any harm caused to a consumer by improper Devices operation and use No changes shall be made to the equipment without the manufacturer s permission as this may void the user s authority...

Page 4: ...activation process You will also find details on how to set up your account at HYPERVSN Content Management System the CMS Note The appearance of the Device and its components may vary slightly from the pictures presented in this manual Wall features overview The Device s spinning rays create a surface on which 3D video content can be displayed The Wall is designed for static mounting on walls or c...

Page 5: ...all pattern a 6 vertical b 6 horizontal All Wall Devices are mounted onto a surface wall by means of alignment mounts long and short according to the specific Wall pattern applied Picture 3 a long alignment mount b short alignment mount Long alignment mounts HWA L are intended for mounting the front Devices marked grey in the patterns Picture 2 short alignment mounts HWA S are reserved for the bac...

Page 6: ...r bat 2 2 ADDITIONAL TOOLS FITTINGS AND OTHER COMPONENTS REQUIRED NOT SUPPLIED Tools required The tools and fittings that are required for installation depends on the type of a surface the Devices are going to be mounted onto partitioned or concrete a b Picture 4 Types of walls a partitioned b concrete The Wall may also be installed on customized surfaces constructed by customers providing that th...

Page 7: ...x2 Wrench Hexagon 5 0 mm or similar Masonry drill 8mm Masonry drill to drill holes in partitioned walls to hide power cords Drill size depends on the hole size required to feed AC plugs through walls Fittings required Table 3 Fittings required COMPONENT NAME QUANTITY OF PIECES For a partitioned wall Screw bolts M8 3 pieces per Device its length depends on the thickness of the wall Plain screw bolt...

Page 8: ...mat 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 Router 1 Cable LAN 1 Line filter s Quantity depends on the number of Devices the Wall consists of The required number of sockets for line filters equals to the number of Devices in a Wall Sound facilities if you are ...

Page 9: ...ical specifications of Device PARAMETERS DESCRIPTION VALUE Diameter 567mm Depth 174mm Number of rays 4 Rotation speed 670RPM Number of LEDs per each ray 168 Rated voltage 110 230V model M 100 240V model MS Rated current 0 6 0 3A model M 1 0A model MS Rated frequency 60 50Hz Net weight 2 8kg without an alignment mount Fuse Ceramic 4A 250VAC 5X20mm Noise level from Device s axis measured 1m from the...

Page 10: ...ated continuously while plugged in 3 2 WI FI NETWORK REQUIREMENTS Table 7 Network requirements WALL TYPE Wall is not equipped with the Masterbox With a built in NTP server or with the capability to install an NTP server Note NTP Network Time Protocol is a means of synchronizing clocks over the Internet Sustainable Internet connection is required for the Devices activation The Wall operation requir...

Page 11: ...adhere to these parameters Table 8 Requirements to videos PARAMETER VALUE Video format mp4 Frame rate 30fps Background Black RGB 000 Video duration Video length must be in whole seconds Devices will automatically crop the video to the closest second for upload Content requirements Video content should be sized to fit within the Device display If content crosses over the edges of the display the 3D...

Page 12: ...ION REQUIREMENTS 1 The Wall must be installed out of public reach Solutions include but are not limited to a Custom made stand alone installations b Closed display cases provided that the personnel on site follow all safety guidelines c Installations in public places where the mounting height the distance from the floor to any Device must be at least 2 9m Note The mounting height is defined as the...

Page 13: ...e Device s power cords that could decrease the overall aesthetic appeal of the Wall 8 Where possible have the rays exceed the installation surface to showcase the transparent nature of the Device s display 4 3 MOUNTING SURFACE REQUIREMENTS Warning Surface requirements are one of the most important aspects of the Wall s installation They must be respected and followed without exception The manufact...

Page 14: ...them Attention Before assembling each Device double check that the components seem to be in good working order Ensure that the wireless antenna remains with its full integrity Do not cut the wireless antenna off Picture 5 Wireless antenna The rays should not have any cracks or other visual damage The stator should not have any dents If the Device is supplied disassembled check that the shaft is pe...

Page 15: ...1 The indention in the shaft marked with an arrow in the picture below on the left needs to be positioned against the white mark on the bottom of the rotor marked with an arrow in the picture below on the right Picture 6 Positioning the rotor right on the stator left 2 Carefully take the rotor avoiding any damage to the rays and gently place it straight onto the shaft as shown below Picture 7 Fitt...

Page 16: ...s may damage the rotor Picture 8 Tightening the binding screw If the assembly steps are performed correctly there will not be any backlash of the stator or rotor elements 4 Push the switch on the stator to the right this will allow to launch the Device without the remote control Picture 9 Position of the switch Repeat the assembly procedure for each Device of the Wall The Devices start working the...

Page 17: ...rved 17 5 2 ROUTER SET UP STEP 2 1 Using the second port of the router and an Ethernet cable link the router to your PC Plug in the router Picture 10 Connecting a router 2 Turn on the PC Click Start Choose Settings Picture 11 Settings command ...

Page 18: ...18 Copyright 2018 HYPERVSN All rights reserved 3 Choose Network Internet Picture 12 Network and Internet 4 Click Ethernet Change adapter options Picture 13 Change adapter options command ...

Page 19: ... and choose Properties Picture 14 Properties command 6 Click Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 click Properties Picture 15 Properties button 7 Check Obtain an IP address automatically check Obtain DNS server address automatically and then click OK Picture 16 Properties window ...

Page 20: ...o activate them and your licenses For these activation procedures see the Device Operating manual supplied with each Device 1 Repeat the activation procedure for each Device of the Wall and activate your Device s licenses Attention Licenses activations should be performed before a media content uploading Otherwise it will not be launched License countdowns begin from the moment they are activated ...

Page 21: ...port hypervsn com for a special template for marking a wall see Application 1 The template should be printed in A1 format and then attached to the wall for drilling guidelines 2 Drill holes in the marked positions The diameters of holes on the two types of walls are as follows Partitioned wall 8 3mm Concrete wall 8mm If the Wall is installed on a partitioned wall and you would like to hide the Dev...

Page 22: ...re 19 Alignment mount Picture 20 Disassembled alignment mount 4 Take the bracket Picture 20 and tighten it with the appropriate fasteners to a wall Picture 21 Tightening the bracket to the wall TOP SCREW LEFT SCREW RIGHT SCREW BOTTOM SCREW BRACKET PLATE ...

Page 23: ...back of the stator to remove the default mount mount vesa Model M Model MS Picture 22 Removing the default mount 6 Feed the Device power cord through the plate Picture 23 Feeding the power cord through the plate 7 Tighten the plate to the stator with the same four screws Picture 22 ...

Page 24: ...om screws Picture 19 until fully tightened Picture 24 Installed Device 10 Alternatively put the Devices power cords through the appropriate holes in a wall 11 Repeat steps 3 10 for each Device Attention Perform the Device s wall mounting from the top to the bottom 12 If you intend to use the Masterbox for Model MS only connect the Devices one by one with Rj12 cables supplied with each Device Use t...

Page 25: ...do not touch each other Holding onto the rotor base try to manually rotate the rays of each Device Important Make sure that none of the rays make contact Hold onto the rotor base when manually rotating the rays Picture 26 Manual rotation of Devices The distance between the rays must be as followings Overlapping rays is minimum 10mm Rays in the same plane 2 4mm Picture 27 Correct distance between r...

Page 26: ...f the Device if necessary 1 Loosen the screw by half its length on the side left or right you plan to turn the Device towards Picture 19 2 Slightly tighten the screw on the opposite side 3 Use the top and bottom screws to adjust the Device s inclination angle Connecting the Masterbox for Model MS only If you intend to use the Masterbox connect the Masterbox to the Wall and mount it on a wall For a...

Page 27: ...ne filter s to launch all the Devices of the Wall 2 Run Sync App SDK application exe file During the first Sync App SDK launch a firewall pop up window might appear If this happens select all the checkboxes in the window appeared click Allow access The following window will open Picture 29 SyncApp SDK application start screen 3 Click the CRM indicator Picture 30 Indicators ...

Page 28: ...r your credentials the credentials that you use to log into your account at the CMS The list of the available Devices will appear Picture 32 List of Devices Device Settings tab Firmware version check 4 Select the Device name with a checkbox you may start with any Device Go to the Device Settings tab Picture 32 Click the Refresh button Picture 33 ...

Page 29: ...s different for at least one of the Devices contact support hypervsn com for more instructions Additional steps will most likely be required to update the firmware The firmware updating may be performed later after completing the calibration procedure Calibration 6 Go to the Devices tab Select all the Devices names with checkboxes 7 Click On in the Diagnostic screen section Picture 33 The calibrat...

Page 30: ...Picture 36 Device Settings tab 10 Adjust the Rotation angle in the Rotation field by entering values from 170 to 170 Look at the Device display Its serial number should be parallel to the ground 11 Click Set rotation to apply changes Picture 37 Set rotation button 12 Repeat steps 8 11 for each Device to adjust the picture angle 13 Click Off in the Diagnostic screen section to exit the calibration ...

Page 31: ...playlists optionally and upload this content via the micro SD card to each Device 2 Upload content to each Device via Sync App 5 5 1 Uploading media content to Devices via micro SD card variant 1 1 Download the zip file via the link provided 2 Insert a micro SD card into the appropriate socket of your personal computer Note Micro SD cards should be formatted to FAT32 file system 3 Unzip the previo...

Page 32: ...s 9 10 for each Device 12 Turn off the Devices by switching off the line filter s 13 Insert micro SD card with the content into the Device you may start with any Device 14 Switch on the line filter s Wait till Eject SD card message appears on this Device 15 Turn the line filter off and eject the micro SD card 16 Repeat steps 13 15 for each Device 17 Switch on the line filter s enjoy the content 5 ...

Page 33: ... Click the Device name Picture 40 in the list 8 Go to the Device Settings tab Choose Player Mode switch Picture 41 Player mode switch Attention In Player mode Devices do not have the functionality to be managed via the CMS In cases where this required run Sync App SDK application and choose the CRM indicator for the Device ...

Page 34: ...or managing media files 11 Select the necessary media file in the open window Picture 44 The media file name matches the Device wall position and is labelled in the following format XXXX _1 XXXXX _2 XXXXXX _3 etc Picture 44 Selecting a media file 12 Wait till the download is complete REFRESH UPLOAD FILE CANCEL FILE TRANSFER DELETE FILE TO PLAYLIST ...

Page 35: ... uploaded 15 Select the uploaded file s with a checkbox s Picture 45 and click To playlist Picture 43 Picture 45 Checkboxes to select media files for a playlist The media will be displayed in the Playlists list Picture 46 Playlist area right arrow 16 Enter a playlist name to the Playlist name field Picture 47 Field to enter a playlist name ...

Page 36: ...terbox Note The Devices do not have any audio output For sound reproduction use additional audio facilities Adding a soundtrack to the Wall is similar to the process of adding content to Devices via Sync App SDK application variant 2 There are some additional requirements that must be met Soundtracks must have the same order and the same length duration as the other videos for display The number o...

Page 37: ...ecessary audio content in the open window 5 Select the uploaded file s with a checkbox es and click the To playlist button right arrow Picture 50 Adding sound content to a playlist 6 Select a media file s with a checkbox es and adjust its order using Up and Down arrows Picture 51 if necessary media files must have the same order and the same duration as other videos ...

Page 38: ...ing the media files order 7 Enter the Playlist name Picture 51 8 Click the Right arrow button to send your playlist to the Device Picture 51 9 Select your playlist with a checkbox and click Set Playlist Picture 52 Selecting a playlist and uploading it to the Device ...

Page 39: ... Fi connection Do not turn the Wi Fi off To turn the Wall on 1 Switch it on off using the line filter s 2 For Walls equipped with the Masterbox additionally press the On button on the remote control To turn the Wall off 1 For Walls equipped with the Masterbox press the Off button on the remote control 2 Switch off the Wall using the line filter s ...

Page 40: ...ot turn on any Device s while the stator safety cover is removed The power voltage must match the information on the Device type label Under NO circumstances should the Device be touched while it is rotating Effectively the rays become invisible which might pose potential danger Since the Device relates to pluggable equipment TYPE A it is necessary to have an easy to reach socket nearby After usin...

Page 41: ...previous step did not help 2 Wall content is not synchronized Synchronization could take some time Please wait for 10 15 minutes Check if all the Devices can be seen in the Sync App SDK application If not ensure that the Devices are connected to the default router network Check the correctness of playlists 1 Media order 2 Media files duration Check if an additional NTP server runs on your laptop I...

Page 42: ...evice The Device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This Device may not cause harmful interference and 2 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 for a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the ...

Page 43: ... for polyethylene PS for polystyrene The Sign on the Device or its package means that the Device cannot be disposed of as domestic waste Instead please pass it to an electric equipment recycling center for properdisposal By adhering to disposal regulations one can prevent causing potential damage to the environment resulting from mishandling this type of waste disposal ...

Page 44: ...All rights reserved APPLICATION 1 MARKING TEMPLATE Picture A1 1 Marking template Depending on the type of AC plug used in your country select the appropriate size of holes to feed AC plugs through US EU UK FOR SCREWS FOR AC PLUGS ...

Page 45: ...rights reserved 45 INSTALLATION PATTERNS Picture A1 2 Example of the Wall patterns grey front white back 6 Devices horizontal Meters Inches Height 0 97 38 Width 1 38 54 6 Devices vertical Meters Inches Height 1 38 54 Width 0 97 38 ...

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