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iSignager LCD Series 

Page 61 

Power Adapter ...........................................10 

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Remote Contol...........................................35 

remote control........................................3, 35 

resolution ...................................3, 23, 44, 45 

Resolution......................................10, 11, 12 

RoHS ...........................................................3 

RS-232.........................................................5 

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speakers ......................................................3 

Specifications.......................................12, 13 

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USB 2.0........................................................3 

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VGA .................................................... 23, 50 

View Angle .....................................10, 11, 12 

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Weight ........................................................11 

 

Summary of Contents for iSignager LCD 26

Page 1: ...iSignager LCD Series Page i iSignager LCD Series User Manual ...

Page 2: ...iSignager LCD Series Page ii Revision Date Version Changes 2008 11 1 00 Initial Release ...

Page 3: ...s arising out of the use or inability to use the product or documentation even if advised of the possibility of such damages This document contains proprietary information protected by copyright All rights are reserved No part of this manual may be reproduced by any mechanical electronic or other means in any form without prior written permission of the manufacturer TRADEMARKS All registered trade...

Page 4: ... message is shown below WARNING This is an example of a warning message Failure to adhere to warning messages may result in permanent damage to the iSignager LCD Series or personal injury to the user Please take warning messages seriously CAUTION Cautionary messages should also be heeded to help reduce the chance of losing data or damaging the iSignager LCD Series Cautions are easy to recognize Th...

Page 5: ...information These messages should be read carefully as any directions or instructions contained therein can help avoid making mistakes Notes are easy to recognize The word note is written as NOTE both capitalized and bold and is followed by text The text is the cautionary message A note message is shown below NOTE This is an example of a note message Notes should always be read Notes contain criti...

Page 6: ...iSignager LCD Series from or contact an IEI sales representative directly To contact an IEI sales representative please send an email to sales iei ndsp com The items listed below should all be included in the iSignager LCD Series package 1 x iSignager LCD Series 1 x Power cord 1 x 1GB demo CompactFlash card 1 x OSD remote control 1 x Screw set 1 x Companion CD Images of the above items are shown i...

Page 7: ...hysical Dimensions 9 1 7 ISIGNAGER LCD SERIES SPECIFICATIONS 10 1 8 LCD SPECIFICATIONS 11 1 8 1 LCD Overview 11 1 8 2 iSignager LCD 26 LCD Specifications 11 1 8 3 iSignager LCD 42 LCD Specifications 12 1 9 PACKING LIST 13 1 10 BEFORE START 14 1 10 1 Choose Mass Storage Device CF Card or HDD 14 1 10 2 The Concept of the iSignager AdDesign 14 1 11 SUPPORTED FORMATS 16 2 INSTALLATION 17 2 1 HARDWARE ...

Page 8: ...imming Configuration 34 3 3 REMOTE CONTROL 35 AAUTO DIMMING 36 A 1 AUTO DIMMING CONFIGURATIONS 37 A 1 1 Default Settings 37 A 1 2 OSD Control 38 B VIDEO AUDIO AND GRAPHIC FORMATS 39 B 1 OVERVIEW OF VIDEO FORMATS 40 B 1 1 MPEG 1 40 B 1 2 MPEG 2 40 B 1 3 MPEG 4 40 B 1 4 DivX and XviD 40 B 1 5 DVD ISO 41 B 1 6 DVD VOB and IFO 41 B 1 7 TS 41 B 2 OVERVIEW OF AUDIO FORMATS 42 B 2 1 Dolby Digital 42 B 2 ...

Page 9: ...E PLAYER STATUS BY SERIAL PORT 46 C 1 CHECK AND MODIFY THE ISIGNAGER LCD SERIES STATUS BY SERIAL PORT 47 C 1 1 Successful Message LAN Connection 54 C 1 2 Successful Message Wifi Connection 55 C 2 CHECKING CONNECTION 57 C 2 1 Check the LED 57 C 2 2 Ping in DOS Environment or Hyper Terminal Session 57 C 2 2 1 PC 57 C 2 2 2 iSignager LCD Series 57 C 2 3 Check the Status in the Player Manager 58 C 3 I...

Page 10: ...igure 2 1 Format the HDD via IDE USB Cable 19 Figure 2 2 iSignager LCD 26 Motherboard Access Panel Retention Screws 19 Figure 2 3 HDD Brackets 20 Figure 2 4 Secure HDD to the Brackets 20 Figure 2 5 IDE HDD Installation 21 Figure 2 6 Second Display Device Connection 22 Figure 2 7 Device Settings 22 Figure 3 1 OSD Control Buttons 26 Figure 3 2 Image Menu 29 Figure 3 3 Display Menu 30 Figure 3 4 Colo...

Page 11: ... Table 1 3 iSignager LCD Series Specifications 11 Table 1 4 iSignager LCD 26 LCD Specifications 12 Table 1 5 iSignager LCD 42 LCD Specifications 13 Table 1 6 iSignager LCD Series Supported Formats 16 Table 2 1 Supported Resolutions for the Second Display Device 23 Table 2 2 iSignager LCD Series Mounting Kits 24 Table 3 1 OSD Menus 28 ...

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Page 13: ...iSignager LCD Series Page 1 1 Introduction Chapter 1 ...

Page 14: ...ctively wards off dust and water The iSignager LCD Series comes with an application software the iSignager AdDesign or the iSignager AdExpress to help users to design schedule and transfer dynamic contents for iSignager LCD Series to display The built in wireless connection enables the display sources to be updated anytime anywhere With the iSignager LCD Series an advertising station is easily est...

Page 15: ...s HDTV to produce the best advertising results Contents can be stored in CompactFlash disk USB 2 0 flash drive or IDE USB hard disk drive Uploading content from remote to the iSignager LCD Series through Network management function IP 64 compliant front panel RoHS compliant 1 5 System Overview 1 5 1 Front View The front of the iSignager LCD Series is a flat panel TFT LCD screen surrounded by a fra...

Page 16: ...iSignager LCD Series Page 4 Figure 1 1 shows the front view of iSignager LCD 26 Figure 1 1 iSignager LCD 26 Front View Figure 1 2 iSignager LCD 42 Front View ...

Page 17: ... 5 2 Bottom Panel All peripheral device connectors are located on the bottom panel of the iSignager LCD Series The following is a list of the bottom panel peripheral device connectors used on the iSignager LCD Series 12 V power connector RS 232 serial connector RJ 45 Ethernet connector USB connector Audio jacks audio in audio out Composite BNC connector DVI I connector CompactFlash slot Power swit...

Page 18: ...D 26 Bottom Panel View 1 5 3 Rear View The rear panel features fan ventilation holes and few retention screw holes that support a VESA FDMI mount Figure 1 4 shows the motherboard access panel of the iSignager LCD 26 Figure 1 4 iSignager LCD 26 Rear View ...

Page 19: ... dimensions for the iSignager LCD Series 1 6 1 General Physical Dimensions General physical dimensions for the iSignager LCD Series are shown in Table 1 2 Model Width mm Height mm Depth mm iSignager LCD 26 624 0 426 5 96 2 iSignager LCD 42 428 00 350 00 65 00 Table 1 2 General Physical Dimensions ...

Page 20: ...iSignager LCD Series Page 8 1 6 2 iSignager LCD 26 Physical Dimensions The physical dimensions of the iSignager LCD 26 are shown in Figure 1 5 Figure 1 5 iSignager LCD 26 Physical Dimensions millimeters ...

Page 21: ...iSignager LCD Series Page 9 1 6 3 iSignager LCD 42 Physical Dimensions The physical dimensions of the iSignager LCD 42 are shown in Figure 1 6 Figure 1 6 iSignager LCD 42 Physical Dimensions millimeters ...

Page 22: ...r composite video in Audio In 1 x Audio jack 1 x Audio jack Audio Out 2 x AMP 6 W speakers 1 x Audio jack 2 x AMP 6 W speakers 1 x Audio jack USB 1 x USB 2 0 port 1 x USB 2 0 port Serial Port 1 x RS 232 1 x RS 232 Ethernet 1 x 10 100BASE T 1 x 10 100BASE T Wireless Built in 802 11b g wireless Built in 802 11b g wireless Storage 1 x CF Type II 1 x 2 5 HDD internal 1 x CF Type II 1 x 2 5 HDD interna...

Page 23: ...ger LCD Series uses the following LCD panels iSignager LCD 26 CHI MEI M260J1 L05 26 WUXGA TFT LCD iSignager LCD 42 AUO G420XW02 42 WXGA TFT LCD Detailed specifications for the LCD screens are listed in the following sections 1 8 2 iSignager LCD 26 LCD Specifications Table 1 4 lists the LCD specifications of the iSignager LCD 26 Model iSignager LCD 26 Size 25 54 MFR Model CHI MEI M260J1 L05 Resolut...

Page 24: ...on Non Operating 1 5G 10 300Hz Sine wave 10mins axis 3 direction Table 1 4 iSignager LCD 26 LCD Specifications 1 8 3 iSignager LCD 42 LCD Specifications Table 1 5 lists the LCD specifications of the iSignager LCD 42 Model iSignager LCD 42 Size 42 02 MFR Model AUO G420XW02 Resolution WXGA 1366 x 768 Active Area mm 930 25 x 523 01 Pixel Pitch mm 0 681 Number of Colors 16 7M View Angle H V 178 178 Br...

Page 25: ...e Vibration Non Operating 1 5 G RMS 10 500 Hz Sine wave 30mins axis 3 direction Table 1 5 iSignager LCD 42 LCD Specifications 1 9 Packing List The iSignager LCD Series is shipped with the following components Should there be any missing parts or defects in the package please contact IEI immediately Quantity Item Image 1 iSignager LCD Series 1 Power cord 1 1GB demo CompactFlash card 1 OSD remote co...

Page 26: ...splay content are saved in the mass storage device The mass storage device CF card or HDD has to be formatted as FAT 32 format for initial use 1 10 2 The Concept of the iSignager AdDesign The iSignager AdDesign is the software the user can use to design display contents for the iSignager LCD Series Two essential components of the display content are the layout and the sequence The following descri...

Page 27: ...l clock Multiple files can be added into each display item Sequence A sequence decides the broadcast sequence and the broadcast time of the created layout After creating a layout the layout must be added into a sequence A sequence can include several layouts Export Layout Sequence To copy the individual layout or sequence to another directory or computer please use the Export Layout Sequence funct...

Page 28: ...Formats Video MPEG 1 VCD format 1 15 Mbps CBR mpg mpe mpeg dat m1v SD and HD MPEG 2 up to 15 Mbps mpg mpe mpeg m2v vob vro SD and HD MPEG 4 OpenDivX XviD RMP4 avi divx mp4 AVI audio codec MP3 AC3 PCM WMA Audio MPEG 1 Layer 1 MP1 mp1 mpa MPEG 1 Layer 2 MP2 mp2 MPEG 1 Layer 3 MP3 mp3 Microsoft PCM Wave WAV wav Advanced Audio Coding AAC ADIF ADTS aac Apple MPEG 4 AAC Audio M4A m4a Microsoft Windows M...

Page 29: ...iSignager LCD Series Page 17 2 Installation Chapter 2 ...

Page 30: ...th display content and player settings generated by iSignager AdDesign has to be installed in the iSignager LCD Series for broadcasting 2 1 2 HDD Installation Optional A hard drive disk HDD can be used as the storage device on the iSignager LCD Series instead of the CF card The HDD provides larger data storage capacity Before installing the HDD please install the iSignager AdDesign first and desig...

Page 31: ...sequence to the HDD Disconnect the HDD from the computer Step 3 Remove the motherboard access panel of the iSignager LCD Series The metal panel is secured to the chassis with few retention screws Figure 2 2 Remove the retention screws and lift the metal panel off the iSignager LCD Series Figure 2 2 iSignager LCD 26 Motherboard Access Panel Retention Screws Step 4 Remove the HDD brackets Figure 2 3...

Page 32: ... the retention screw holes on the HDD brackets with the retention screw holes on the sides of the HDD Figure 2 4 Figure 2 4 Secure HDD to the Brackets Step 6 Install the HDD into the Insert the HDD to the IDE connector on the board and secure the HDD to the board with four retention screws Figure 2 5 ...

Page 33: ...p 1 DVI Connect the DVI cable to the DVI port on the bottom panel of the iSignager LCD Series Connect the other side of the DVI cable to the second display device VGA Connect the DVI I to VGA adapter to the DVI port on the bottom panel of the iSignager LCD Series Connect the VGA cable to the iSignager LCD Series and the second display device Step 2 Connect the audio cable to the audio output port ...

Page 34: ...lay Device Connection Step 3 Make sure the display device is set to DVI DVI VGA Dual in the device settings in the player manager of the iSignager AdDesign Please refer to iSignager AdDesign user manual for more details Step 0 Figure 2 7 Device Settings ...

Page 35: ...d in Table 2 1 Output Port Output Mode Resolution DVI 640x480 848x480 800x600 1024x768 1152x864 1280x768 1280x960 1280x1024 1360x768 1400x1050 1600x1200 1920x1200 DVI HDMI 480p 720x480 720p 1280x720 1080i 1920x1080 1080p 1920x1080 VGA 640x480 848x480 800x600 1024x768 1152x864 1280x768 1280x960 1280x1024 1360x768 1400x1050 1600x1200 1920x1200 Table 2 1 Supported Resolutions for the Second Display D...

Page 36: ...ounting kits available for the iSignager LCD Series Model iSignager LCD 26 iSignager LCD 42 Stand Stand A26 Stand M100 Wall Mounting Kit WK 80 Ceiling Mounting Kit CEILMT 135 Wall Mounting Arm ARM 50 Table 2 2 iSignager LCD Series Mounting Kits NOTE To mount the iSignager LCD series on a wall ceiling or stand please refer to the user manual come with the mounting kit ...

Page 37: ...iSignager LCD Series Page 25 3 On Screen Display OSD Controls Chapter 3 ...

Page 38: ...Press this button to turn the LCD monitor on or off When the LCD monitor is on the power LED is turned on in green Auto Exit Button Press this button to enable auto configuration apply default values or exit the menu Up Button Press this button to scroll up or to switch from one selected item to another Down Button Press this button to scroll down or to switch from one selected item to another Lef...

Page 39: ... OSD Menu Structure Table 3 1 shows the OSD menu structure for all models of the iSignager LCD Series Level 0 Level 1 Value Brightness 0 to 100 Contrast 0 to 100 Image Menu Sharpness 0 to 100 Auto Adjust Select Phase 0 to 100 Clock 0 to 100 Display Image Auto 1 1 Aspect Aspect Ratio Auto 4x3 14x9 16x9 16x9 Display Menu Display Control Display Position Select Auto Color Select USER Red 0 to 100 Gre...

Page 40: ...age 28 Language English Misc OSD Timer Off 5 sec 10 sec 15 sec 20 sec 25 sec 30 sec OSD Position Select OSD Transparency 0 to 100 OSD Configuration OSD Zoom 0 to 100 On Auto Brightness Auto Brightness Off Table 3 1 OSD Menus ...

Page 41: ...tion adjusts the offset value of ADC Setting this value too high or too low will affect the quality of image When the auto dimming function is turned on the brightness control is not effective Contrast Adjusts the gain value of ADC Adjusting this value too high or too low will worsen the quality of image Sharpness Adjusts the sharpness level This option may help reduce the softening edges around t...

Page 42: ...utomatically adjusts the LCD screen position Phase Adjusts the input signal Analog only Clock Adjusts the dot clock position This item allows adjustment of the following items Display Control Display Image Adjusts the size of the display image Display Position Adjusts the horizontal and vertical position of the display screen ...

Page 43: ...Figure 3 4 Figure 3 4 Color Menu Color options are described below Auto Adjust Automatically adjusts the color hues Color Temperature Fine tunes the palette of color hues sRGB Fine tunes the balance among the Red Green and Blue color hues if images look garish or unrealistic ...

Page 44: ... Restores the default OSD settings Note that this will restore all default display settings Information Provides information on the LCD monitor such as model number input device and resolution Input Select Allows selection of input device to use Language Provides options for selecting OSD screen legends in a preferred language Misc Provides options for OSD configuration and auto brightness auto di...

Page 45: ...escribed below OSD Timer Determines how many seconds the OSD screen stays on screen before it disappears when OSD is left unattended OSD Position Adjusts the OSD position on the screen Use the arrow buttons on the OSD control panel to move the OSD screen OSD Transparency Adjusts the transparency of the OSD screen OSD Zoom Turns the OSD zoom feature on or off ...

Page 46: ...screen is shown in Figure 3 7 Refer to Appendix 3 3A for details Figure 3 7 Auto Brightness Configuration Auto Brightness configuration options are described below On Turns the auto dimming function on When auto dimming is turned on the auto dimming LED on the OSD panel is on and the monitor automatically adjusts the brightness depending on ambient light conditions Off Turns the auto dimming funct...

Page 47: ...available Mute Press this button to turn off the audio Auto Dimming Press this button to turn the auto dimming function on or off OK Press this button to confirm a setting or an adjustment made Auto Adjustment Exit Press this button to let the system automatically configure the OSD settings or to exit the current menu Brightness Use these control buttons to adjust the brightness of the LCD screen ...

Page 48: ...iSignager LCD Series Page 36 A Auto Dimming Appendix A ...

Page 49: ...ance is lux Lux measures the intensity of light Table B 1 lists the illuminance LUX measurement of everyday light sources Light Source Brightness LUX Night without moonlight 10 Night with moonlight 100 Office desk lighting 500 1000 Overcast day 1000 2000 Sunny day 10 000 Direct sunlight 100 000 Table A 1 LUX Measurement of Everyday Light Source A 1 1 Default Settings The auto dimming default setti...

Page 50: ... LCD Series Page 38 Figure A 1 Default Linearity of the LCD Backlight and Ambient Light A 1 2 OSD Control The auto dimming configurations are shown in Section 3 2 4 2 Figure A 2 Auto Dimming Configurations Menu ...

Page 51: ...iSignager LCD Series Page 39 B Video Audio and Graphic Formats Appendix B ...

Page 52: ... the ISO IEC 13818 international standard MPEG 2 is typically used to encode audio and video for broadcast signals including direct broadcast satellite and Cable TV MPEG 2 with some modifications is also the coding format used by standard commercial DVD movies B 1 3 MPEG 4 MPEG 4 is a standard used primarily to compress audio and video AV digital data It is the designation for a group of audio and...

Page 53: ...ype contained in DVD Video media It contains the actual Video Audio Subtitle and Menu contents in stream form VOB files are encoded very much like standard MPEG 2 files When the extension is renamed from vob to MPG or MPEG the file is still readable and continues to hold all information although most players supporting MPEG 2 don t support subtitle tracks IFO file is a DVD information file that st...

Page 54: ...ts defined by the MPEG 2 standard AAC is a higher quality codec than the MP3 therefore requiring less data for the same audio reproduction As a result an AAC file encoded at 96kbps bit rate may actually sound better than an MP3 encoded at 128kbps bit rate B 2 4 WAV or WAVE WAV or WAVE short for Waveform audio format is a Microsoft and IBM audio file format standard for storing audio on PCs It is a...

Page 55: ...atform Images are generally stored with a color depth of 2 1 bit 16 4 bit 256 8 bit 65 536 16 bit or 16 7 million 24 bit referred to as true color colors the bits represent the bits per pixel 8 bit images can also be gray scale instead of indexed color 24 bit BMP files are lossless but are much larger in file size than JPEGs B 3 3 GIF GIF Graphics Interchange Format is a bitmap image format for pi...

Page 56: ...tion is poor the user may encounter various other artifacts such as blockiness and stuttering Standards that can broadcast digital SDTV include DVB ATSC and ISDB The latter two were originally developed for HDTV but they have proved to be more often used for their ability to deliver multiple SD video and audio streams via multiplexing than to use the entire bitstream for one HD channel B 5 High De...

Page 57: ...mple 24p means 24 progressive frames per second and 50i means 50 interlaced frames per second B 5 2 Progressive Scan vs Interlaced Scan Interlaced scan is the way a television decodes an image a frame is broken into two fields odd 1 3 5 7 and even 2 4 6 8 A television scans 60 fields per second with 30 odd and 30 even fields created By combining the two fields every 1 30 of a second a frame is cre...

Page 58: ...iSignager LCD Series Page 46 C Check and Modify the Player Status by Serial Port Appendix C ...

Page 59: ...d command to check and modify the iSignager LCD Series status by RS 232 serial port Step 1 In Windows XP Windows 2000 OS create a HyperTerminal session and prepare a null modem cable to connect the PC and the iSignager LCD Series NOTE All these settings can be done in the iSignager AdDesign Step 2 Modify COM1 Settings as below ...

Page 60: ...playerinfo BINFMT_FLAT Loading file playerinfo Usage playerinfo i To display all information playerinfo sh hostname To change PC host name playerinfo ch hostname To change client host name playerinfo ddev val To change device type playerinfo si ip To change PC IP playerinfo ci ip To change client IP playerinfo d 1 0 To enable DHCP 1 or to disable DHCP 0 ...

Page 61: ...Loading file new part1 bin playerinfo Information Romfs Version 107 Client Hostname Glob1 Client Ip eth0 10 10 19 253 Server Hostname RD VICKWU NB Server Ip 10 10 18 37 Display Device VGA 1024x768 60 Apps Version 106 WIFI BINFMT_FLAT Loading file new part1 bin playerinfo no wireless extensions Example 1 1 Use command playerinfo i and show the information of the player is connected via Wifi vick pl...

Page 62: ...ent system vick bin playerinfo sh RD VICKWU NB BINFMT_FLAT Loading file playerinfo Changing server hostname Done Example 3 Set client hostname to client system vick bin playerinfo ch vick BINFMT_FLAT Loading file playerinfo Changing client hostname Example 4 Set device display mode type vick bin playerinfo ddev VGA 1360x768 60 BINFMT_FLAT Loading file playerinfo Display Device VGA 1360x768 60 Exam...

Page 63: ...ning the systems IP address is 10 10 10 74 connecting to windows server windows server ip address is 10 10 10 58 windows server hostname is RD VICKWU NB connection Y CONNECTED TO WINDOWS SERVER gateway Unable to read gateway from interface Mac address of the board is 00 0b 6a 36 a3 10 Default gateway of the board is 0 0 0 0 Subnet mask is 255 255 254 0 Host name is vick DNS of the board is 172 16 ...

Page 64: ...imate 17e02000 munmap of non mmaped memory by process 1812 play_animate 17e02000 killall play_rotate no process killed killall nano X no process killed killall audioplayer no process killed killall audio no process killed killall saver no process killed munmap of non mmaped memory by process 1806 banner 17e02000 munmap of non mmaped memory by process 1807 banner 17e02000 munmap of non mmaped memor...

Page 65: ...stems ip address is 10 10 10 74 connecting to windows server windows server ip address is 10 10 10 58 windows server hostname is RD VICKWU NB connection Y CONNECTED TO WINDOWS SERVER Mac address of the board is 00 0b 6a 36 a3 10 Default gateway of the board is 10 10 10 1 Subnet mask is 255 255 254 0 Host name is vick DNS of the board is 172 16 2 6 00 0b 6a 36 a3 10 10 10 10 74 172 16 2 6 vick 10 1...

Page 66: ...st e g ifconfig eth0 broadcast 255 255 255 0 Step 7 Use the following command to modify Wifi settings Step 0 ifconfig ra0 IP set client IP value ifconfig ra0 netmask set client mask e g ifconfig ra0 netmask 192 168 1 255 ifconfig ra0 broadcast set client broadcast e g ifconfig ra0 broadcast 255 255 255 0 C 1 1 Successful Message LAN Connection If LAN is successfully connected the following message...

Page 67: ...Mac address of the board is 00 9b 6b 36 a8 70 Default gateway of the board is 192 168 1 1 Subnet mask is 255 255 255 0 Host name is vick DNS of the board is 127 0 0 1 00 9b 6b 36 a8 70 192 168 1 10 127 0 0 1 vick 192 168 1 1 255 255 255 0 0 0 0 read returned 20 C 1 2 Successful Message Wifi Connection If Wifi is successfully connected the following messages are shown eth0 link down ra0 killall udh...

Page 68: ...mand iwpriv ra0 set NetworkType infra Setting Authenticaion Mode Command iwpriv ra0 set AuthMode open Setting Encryption Type Command iwpriv ra0 set EncrypType WEP Setting Default Key ID Command iwpriv ra0 set DefaultKeyID 1 Setting Key Command iwpriv ra0 set Key1 1234567890abc 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 30 61 62 63 00 00 00 Setting SSID Command iwpriv ra0 set SSID iei_sw2 interface eth0 is Down i...

Page 69: ...y the LAN IP or WLAN IP e g ping 10 10 12 82 Press Enter If the reply message is shown the connection exists e g Reply from 10 10 12 82 bytes 32 time 10ms TTL 128 Reply from 10 10 12 82 bytes 32 time 10ms TTL 128 Reply from 10 10 12 82 bytes 32 time 10ms TTL 128 C 2 2 2 iSignager LCD Series To check if the specific IP connection exists in the client side check in a Hyper Terminal session of the iS...

Page 70: ...yer is either On Line Off Line or Playing C 3 iSignager LCD Series Network Behavior The user can setup LAN and Wifi settings in the iSignager LCD Series at the same time However the iSignager LCD Series takes LAN as the first priority by default when booting up If the LAN is successfully activated the iSignager LCD Series does not activate the Wifi settings The Wifi settings is activated only when...

Page 71: ...iSignager LCD Series Page 59 D Index ...

Page 72: ... 11 Dimensions 7 DVD player 3 41 DVI 23 Ｆ FAT 32 18 Ｈ HDTV 3 44 45 Ｉ IDE USB cable 18 IP 64 2 Ｌ LCD 10 LCD Specifications 11 iSignager LCD 42 LCD Specifications 12 iSignager LCD 26 LCD Specifications 11 Ｏ Operation Temperature 11 OSD 10 Auto Brightness 34 Buttons 26 Color Menu 31 Display Menu 30 Image Menu 29 Menu Structure 27 OSD Configuration 33 Remote Control 35 Structure 26 System Menu 32 Ｐ Ph...

Page 73: ...eries Page 61 Power Adapter 10 Ｒ Remote Contol 35 remote control 3 35 resolution 3 23 44 45 Resolution 10 11 12 RoHS 3 RS 232 5 Ｓ speakers 3 Specifications 12 13 Ｕ USB 2 0 3 Ｖ VGA 23 50 View Angle 10 11 12 Ｗ Weight 11 ...

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