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LED R&D Lab(VD)

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Setup ready.

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) (+) driver

Electric driver

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Recommended Specifications

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It is provided for Set 

accessories. 

(BN92-31412Y).

x2

BRACKET-LINK

(BN61-18825A)

ASSY COVER P-

DECORATION

(BN96-55520A~55523A)

ASSY ACC-WALL MOUNT

(BN96-54014F)

ASSY ACC-WALL MOUNT

(BN96-54014E)

ASSY COVER P-HANDLE

BN96-55707A

PROTECTION JIG

1. Product and installation information

Summary of Contents for IAB Series

Page 1: ...LED R D Lab VD LED Display Install Manual IAB Series LH008IAB LH012IAB LH016IAB Ver 1 4 ...

Page 2: ...placing modules P138 Add screen settings when installing Side by Side P139 P142 1 2 2022 07 25 When installing SET Tilt adjustment contents using Deco are added P43 45 P58 60 Added C REAR bottom hole and SPACER utilization method P31 32 P 50 51 1 3 2022 08 30 Side By Side Content Modification P150 151 1 4 2022 09 07 Dehumidification mode LSM content modification P80 81 ...

Page 3: ...stallation and cable connection 5 Frame Bezel Installation 6 Dehumidification mode guide 7 IP Manual setting Guide Appendix1 LED Module and Circuit replacement method Appendix2 Update data when replacing TCON Appendix3 Screen Settings for Side by Side Installation Appendix4 Gradation Calibration SMC Table of contents ...

Page 4: ...n IAB series REMARK IAB Series CoB Type 120Hz Refresh Rate 1 Product and installation information Model specification This manual is an installation manual for IAB and can be applied to the model below Installation specifications for each pitch are the same ...

Page 5: ...cal 1826 1 1372 5 Pixels Horizontal 3840 1920 1920 Vertical 2160 1080 1080 Module quantity EA 48 X 4 192 36 X 3 108 Weight kg Cabinet 26 5 26 5 20 5 SET weight kg 168 99 Total weight kg 244 154 Power consumption W 1700 Max 1100 Typ 1240 Max 860 Typ TBD Luminance nit Max 500 500 500 Peak 1600 1400 1600 1 Product and installation information ...

Page 6: ...LED R D Lab VD 5 Cabinet information 1826 1 49 5 146 3229 1 1372 5 49 5 110 2422 7 1 Product and installation information ...

Page 7: ... LED surface facing the floor 3 Make sure that the edge of the LED module is not damaged by external contact 4 Do not load more than 12 steps Watch out for LED damage caused by static electricity Do not work by touching the LED surface with hands without gloves Caution of LED damage caused by metal Be careful not to get metal on the front of the LED When attaching the metal separate the module and...

Page 8: ...taining these ingredients If liquid touches the product If there is water on the product turn off the product immediately dry it enough for more than a day and run the dehumidification mode to remove moisture from the LED P74 refer to Dehumidification mode using LSM If there is any liquid other than water on it remove it with alcohol and run the dehumidification mode Precautions related to constru...

Page 9: ...amage to the surface film and LED so remove the dust from the surface and wash it caution 1 Product and installation information Be careful of damage when cleaning with a gap between Half Cabinet Be careful of damage when cleaning between modules and modules in Half Cabinet Do not put cloth or other substances between the gaps or spray detergent directly Do not sweep or wipe the LED surface with h...

Page 10: ...tem Be careful not to let the warm air touch the product Outside temperature measurement position Measured at a distance of 300mm from the center of the product Air vent aperture ratio use mesh type air vent If the aperture ratio is not 100 the separation distance Minimum distance aperture ratio 100 aperture ratio 𝑐𝑐 𝑋𝑋 𝑑𝑑 𝑋𝑋 𝑁𝑁𝑁𝑁 𝑜𝑜𝑜𝑜 𝑣𝑣𝑣𝑣𝑣𝑣𝑣𝑣 ℎ𝑜𝑜𝑜𝑜𝑜𝑜 𝐴𝐴 𝑋𝑋 𝐵𝐵 It is written based on Full white ba...

Page 11: ...LED R D Lab VD 10 Vertical wall installation if Fan is not applied WALL Air vent area minimum 30mm set ceiling set floor 1 Product and installation information minimum 30mm ...

Page 12: ...least 30mm opening rate 100 At least 30mm opening rate 100 Recommended conditions 500mm or more set floor Recommended conditions 500mm or more set ceiling WALL If the aperture ratio is not 100 the separation distance Minimum distance aperture ratio 100 1 Product and installation information ...

Page 13: ... is necessary to secure a field of view of about 150mm Fig 2 Like heat dissipation specifications space of 30mm or more is required up and down WALL 150mm 150mm 150mm Need space for side screw positioning Work with a fist driver Fig 1 Left and right spaces over 150mm Fig 2 working guide Minimum 30mm or more 1 Product and installation information ...

Page 14: ...ations It is provided for Set accessories BN92 31412Y x2 BRACKET LINK BN61 18825A ASSY COVER P DECORATION BN96 55520A 55523A ASSY ACC WALL MOUNT BN96 54014F ASSY ACC WALL MOUNT BN96 54014E ASSY COVER P HANDLE BN96 55707A PROTECTION JIG 1 Product and installation information ...

Page 15: ...Quick setup guide Product warranty It is not provided in some areas Specification guide SMPS SVC BN69 23942A T CON SVC BN69 23942A WALL MOUNT ACC BN96 54014E F MODULE SVC BN69 24152A ACC MANUAL CABLE BN96 55412J BRACKET LINK BN61 18825A ASSY COVER P DECORATION BN96 55520A 55523A ...

Page 16: ...ble connection between P FRAME P FRONT Connect 4 OCM cables to the video output port of the main board After assembling the OCM cable according to each P FRONT location connect it to the Lower Board OCM connector at the bottom of the P FRONT Connect SMPS output cable and screen power input cable in P FRONT Features when configuring the screen differential specifications compared to the existing on...

Page 17: ...nstallation and cable connection 5 Frame Bezel Installation 6 Dehumidification mode guide 7 IP Manual setting Guide Appendix1 LED Module and Circuit replacement method Appendix2 Update data when replacing TCON Appendix3 Screen Settings for Side by Side Installation Appendix4 Gradation Calibration SMC Table of contents ...

Page 18: ... BOX and open it Fig 2 Remove the top cushion Check the set status Two rear parts and four front parts Fig 3 Fig 1 Packing Fig 2 Packing out Fig 3 check the SET LED set Box Top Cushion Bottom Cushion Accessory Left2 Left1 Right1 Right2 2 preparation of Cabinet installation 146 ...

Page 19: ...Remove the top cushion and PAD Check the configuration status of 3 sets REAR1 MODULE SET 3 Fig 3 Fig 1 Packing Fig 2 Open the packing Please be sure to comply with the dismantling order for the purpose of preventing conduction 1 Pulling out the Module 2 Pulling out the REAR Fig 3 Check the set materials MODULE 110 PAD EPE FRONT TOP CUSHION ...

Page 20: ...of the COVER CORNER part 4 locations Fig 5 When removing the cover corner install the white PAD without disassembling it to prevent damage to the front module Fig 4 Before screen check remove PAD and attach SPACER EVA Fig 5 Cover Corner remove Al Bag Bag Zipper open SCREW POINT PAD 2 preparation of Cabinet installation With the module vertical two people hold the red point and move it and then car...

Page 21: ...nstallation and cable connection 5 Frame Bezel Installation 6 Dehumidification mode guide 7 IP Manual setting Guide Appendix1 LED Module and Circuit replacement method Appendix2 Update data when replacing TCON Appendix3 Screen Settings for Side by Side Installation Appendix4 Gradation Calibration SMC Table of contents ...

Page 22: ... 8 H HOLDER WALL RING 4 2 I LABEL 2 1 J LEAFLET WALL MOUNT 1 1 K BRACKET SUPPORT LEFT RIGHT 8 8 L SCREW SPECIAL 8 8 M SCREW MACHINE 12 8 N SCREW MACHINE 8 O SCREW MACHINE 16 8 P SCREW TAPTYPE 16 12 Q BOLT ETC 8 R BRACKET LINK 2 설치 화면 Size mm 3229 1 1826 1 2422 7 1372 5 1 No 18 SCREW CH M2 x L2 3 is provided for repairing the CABINET module 3 Wall Mount A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O R P Q M3 L5 M4 ...

Page 23: ...nstallation and cable connection 5 Frame Bezel Installation 6 Dehumidification mode guide 7 IP Manual setting Guide Appendix1 LED Module and Circuit replacement method Appendix2 Update data when replacing TCON Appendix3 Screen Settings for Side by Side Installation Appendix4 Gradation Calibration SMC Table of contents ...

Page 24: ...lation according to the Types of Walls It can be installed on concrete or interior walls that are thick enough If the wall is not flat the gap between the walls widens after installation resulting in poor exterior quality 1 A concrete or design wall with sufficient thickness Wooden pillars or MDF walls in gypsum boards ...

Page 25: ...146 ...

Page 26: ...aflet to the wall to locate the wall mount Check the horizontal state using a laser leveler Fix the left and right two points to the wall using the enclosed screw According to the leaflet picture Fig 1 Using leaflet Fig 2 using the screw 0 B A A B C A F 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 27: ...Cords Since it is difficult to access after installation depending on the environment connect the external terminal HDMI LAN DP etc cable to be used Power cord Connect the outlet power when set operation is required do not connect in advance Power Cord Power Cable Connect the outlet when set operation is required after P FRONT is completed 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 28: ... in the cabinet Check the gap between the cabinet 2x3 LED modules before installation if there is a gap screw the area of Figure 1 to adjust the height of the low part to the high part Fig1 LED module gap adjustment area Fig 2 into screw 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 29: ...NDLE Insert HANDLE into FRAME as shown in Figure 1 As shown in FIG 2 push it in the direction of the arrow and fix it Fix two points per worker and lift at the same time Fig 1 Handle point Fig 2 direction of the arrow HANDLE 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 30: ...LEFT first Fix it to the wall mount using BRACKET WALL attached to the rear BRACKET WALL SHAFT is used when horizontal adjustment between rear FRAME is required Fig 1 Install LEFT first Fig 2 Wall mount fixing BRACKET WALL SHAFT BRACKET WALL 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 31: ...RACKET P FRAME on the wall mount After installing the LEFT install the RIGHT in the same way Assemble the combined parts of LEFT and RIGHT using screws 4 POINTS Fig 1 Install RIGHT Fig 2 Assemble 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 32: ... an essential course that must be done Attach only when a gap between the bottom of the SET and the wall is required Attach the SPACER enclosed in the Accessory kit to the bottom of the COVER REAR Fig 1 Attaching point Fig 2 SPACER point SPACER Inter wall gap generation 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 33: ...nly when you need to fix the bottom part completely Fix the bottom part using the bolt and ring enclosed in the Accessory kit Fig 1 Wall hole opening Fig 2 Bolt coupling After removing PC SHEET pierce the wall based on the hole Holder bolt Holder ring Anchor bolt WALL direction SCREEN direction 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 34: ...LED R D Lab VD 33 Install the ASSY BRACKET P FRAME on the wall mount When connecting the second set repeat the previous page operation twice Fig 1 2SET Install 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 35: ...e the HOLDER GUIDE and assemble the BRACKET LINK BRACKET LINK assembles top and bottom Use the screw O M4 L6 Fig 1 Remove HOLDER GUIDE Fig 2 BRACKET LINK assemble HOLDER GUIDE 4 FRAME installation and cable connection O M4 L6 ...

Page 36: ...Inlet Cable Connect L R Speaker Cable Connecting the cable in the frame section below Connect 10P to 10P Harness BN39 02728A connected to Right Frame Inlet b d to the bottom of Left Frame Inlet b d Connect Right Frame Speaker Cable Left Frame Speaker Cable LEFT FRAME RIGHT FRAME L1 L2 R1 R2 L SPK R SPK 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 37: ...M2 connector spread it over the L2 frame fixed injection and hang it Connect BN39 02743A OCM to Main OCM3 connector spread it over the R1 frame fixed injection and hang it Connect BN39 02776A OCM to Main OCM4 connector spread it over the R2 frame fixed injection and hang it Mark the OCM cable connection location as SILK at the main b d OCM connector location LEFT FRAME RIGHT FRAME L1 L2 R1 R2 OCM고...

Page 38: ...hem in order of 3rd and 4th Be sure to comply with the installation order Since it is installed on hanging it is raised and installed at an angle The numbers L1 L2 R1 and R2 of each cabinet are arranged as shown in Figure 1 Fig 1 Install position 1 first Fig 2 Up and down at an angle 1 2 3 4 L1 L2 R1 R2 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 39: ... the P FRONT connect the OCM cable to the CN701 of the BN41 03045A board After attaching P FRONT to P FRAME connect BN39 02835A of P FRONT and BN39 02833A of P FRAME The pile of cables exposed to the bottom of the set is pushed into the gap between P FRONT and P FRAME BN41 03045A Fig 1 Securing space at the bottom of FRONT Fig 2 Connect OCM cable Fig 3 Connect BN39 02835A BN39 02833A OCM cable 4 F...

Page 40: ... two Fig 3 Check operation after installing three Fig 4 Check operation after installing four Check the operation of each ASSY BRACKET P FRONT installation Connect the power of the SET power cord to check whether the entire LED is damaged or not and check the output 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 41: ...o LED modules by attaching them when the waiting time is long or movement is required after installing the cabinet It is also used when it is necessary to hold the side surface by hand Fig 1 Jig attachment position Fig 2 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 42: ...T P FRONTs match each other s Z seams Z seam control method Use a driver to open the space between the two modules Insert driver Driver push direction Module moving direction Fig1 Driver usage location Fig2 making GAP 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 43: ...trol method The concept of pushing up the lower side Open the distance between the two modules Figure 1 Adjust the gap by turning the middle gear using the straight driver Right module upper gear left module lower gear Fig 2 Fig 1 Module Fig 2 Step control method 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 44: ...first in order to create an environment where SET tilt can be adjusted 1 LEFT DECO Installation 2 TOP DECO Installation 3 Screw coupling M3 M4 M4 M4 Fig 1 Deco assembling sequence Fig 2 Completion of assembling 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 45: ...he screen position is correct based on the DECO GAP PAD and then adjust the screen position SCREEN GAP PAD GAP PAD Fig 1 check point Fig 2 move the screen Adjustable by pushing or pulling 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 46: ...d the Y axis can be adjusted to remain horizontal After adjustment separate the LEFT and TOP DECO from the SET Fig 1 point COVER DECO TOP LED MODULE BOLT ETC TILT remove Remove DECO after checking horizontal and vertical Fig 2 Deco removal after tilt check Insert Wrench A A section A A 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 47: ...RACKET SUPPORT assembly position is generally assembled with top bottom center 3POINT Addable depending on the situation After assembling the SCREW SPECIAL into the BRACKET SUPPORT turn it and push the inside Fig 1 BRACKET SUPPORT INSTALL BRACKET SUPPORT LEFT RIGHT SCREW SPECIAL SCREW MACHINE 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

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Page 49: ...h the leaflet to the wall to locate the wall mount Check the horizontal state using a laser leveler Fix the left and right two points to the wall using the enclosed screw According to the leaflet picture Fig 1 Using leaflet Fig 2 using the screw C A F 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 50: ...Cords Since it is difficult to access after installation depending on the environment connect the external terminal HDMI LAN DP etc cable to be used Power cord Connect the outlet power when set operation is required do not connect in advance Power Cord Power Cable Connect the outlet when set operation is required after P FRONT is completed 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 51: ... in the cabinet Check the gap between the cabinet 2x3 LED modules before installation if there is a gap screw the area of Figure 1 to adjust the height of the low part to the high part Fig1 LED module gap adjustment area Fig 2 into screw 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 52: ...NDLE Insert HANDLE into FRAME as shown in Figure 1 As shown in FIG 2 push it in the direction of the arrow and fix it Fix two points per worker and lift at the same time Fig 1 Handle point Fig 2 direction of the arrow HANDLE 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 53: ...t Fix it to the wall mount using BRACKET WALL attached to the rear BRACKET WALL SHAFT is used when horizontal adjustment between rear FRAME is required Fig 1 Install REAR Fig 2 Wall mount fixing BRACKET WALL SHAFT BRACKET WALL 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 54: ... an essential course that must be done Attach only when a gap between the bottom of the SET and the wall is required Attach the SPACER enclosed in the Accessory kit to the bottom of the COVER REAR Fig 1 Attaching point Fig 2 SPACER point Inter wall gap generation 4 FRAME installation and cable connection SPACER ...

Page 55: ...nly when you need to fix the bottom part completely Fix the bottom part using the bolt and ring enclosed in the Accessory kit Fig 1 Wall hole opening Fig 2 Bolt coupling After removing PC SHEET pierce the wall based on the hole Holder bolt Holder ring Anchor bolt WALL direction SCREEN direction 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 56: ...ng it Connect the BN39 02743A OCM to the Main OCM3 connector then stretch it over the CENTER frame fixed injection BN39 02776A OCM is fastened to the main OCM4 connector and then stretched over the RIGHT frame fixed injection Mark the OCM cable connection location as SILK at the main b d OCM connector location BN39 02743B BN39 02743A BN39 02776A 146 Reference position 110 Reference position Fig 1 ...

Page 57: ...the HOLDER GUIDE Install first in the middle and then in the order of 2 and 3 Be sure to comply with the installation order Since it is installed on foot it is raised and installed at an angle Fig 2 hanging Fig 3 At the angle 1 2 3 Fig 1 HOLDER GUIDE REMOVING 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 58: ...ulling the bottom of the P FRONT connect the OCM cable to the CN701 of the BN41 03045A board After attaching P FRONT to P FRAME connect BN39 02835A of P FRONT and BN39 02833A of P FRAME The cable dummy exposed to the bottom of the set is pushed into the gap between P FRONT and P FRAME BN41 03045A Fig 1 create FRONT space Fig 2 OCM cable connect Fig 3 BN39 02835A BN39 02833A connect OCM cable 4 FRA...

Page 59: ...ling one Fig 2 Check the operation after installing two Check the operation of each ASSY BRACKET P FRONT installation Connect the power of the SET power cord to check whether the entire LED is damaged or not and check the output Fig 3 Check the operation after installing three ...

Page 60: ...T P FRONTs match each other s Z seams Z seam control method Use a driver to open the space between the two modules Insert driver Driver push direction Module moving direction Fig1 Driver usage location Fig2 making GAP 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 61: ...trol method The concept of pushing up the lower side Open the distance between the two modules Figure 1 Adjust the gap by turning the middle gear using the straight driver Right module upper gear left module lower gear Fig 2 Fig 1 Module Fig 2 Step control method 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 62: ...first in order to create an environment where SET tilt can be adjusted 1 LEFT DECO Installation 2 TOP DECO Installation 3 Screw coupling M3 M4 M4 M4 Fig 1 Deco assembling sequence Fig 2 Completion of assembling 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 63: ...he screen position is correct based on the DECO GAP PAD and then adjust the screen position SCREEN GAP PAD GAP PAD Fig 1 check point Fig 2 move the screen Adjustable by pushing or pulling 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 64: ...d the Y axis can be adjusted to remain horizontal After adjustment separate the LEFT and TOP DECO from the SET Fig 1 point COVER DECO TOP LED MODULE BOLT ETC TILT remove Remove DECO after checking horizontal and vertical Fig 2 Deco removal after tilt check Insert Wrench A A section A A 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 65: ...RACKET SUPPORT assembly position is generally assembled with top bottom center 3POINT Addable depending on the situation After assembling the SCREW SPECIAL into the BRACKET SUPPORT turn it and push the inside Fig 1 BRACKET SUPPORT INSTALL BRACKET SUPPORT LEFT RIGHT SCREW SPECIAL SCREW MACHINE 4 FRAME installation and cable connection ...

Page 66: ...nstallation and cable connection 5 Frame Bezel Installation 6 Dehumidification mode guide 7 IP Manual setting Guide Appendix1 LED Module and Circuit replacement method Appendix2 Update data when replacing TCON Appendix3 Screen Settings for Side by Side Installation Appendix4 Gradation Calibration SMC Table of contents ...

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Page 68: ...nstallation Install the left and right side bezels first Put the FRAME BEZEL SIDE on the left right side of the CABINET and check if it does not match the screen Move the front position according to mismatch and attach it Check the gap ...

Page 69: ...he top and screw it Place the FRAME BEZEL SIDE and FRAME BEZEL TOP BOTTOM together so that there is no GAP The M3 screw enters into TOP BOTTOM with FRAME BEZEL SIDE and the M4 screw enters into CABINET GAP 0 0 1mm M3 M4 M3 M4 5 Frame Bezel Installation ...

Page 70: ...the bottom and screw it In the case of the lower part attach the BEZEL TOP BEZEL BOTTOM When assembling the BEZEL BOTTOM check the IR SENSOR location and attach it M4 M3 M4 M4 FRAME BEZEL TOP FRAME BEZEL BOTTOM M3 M4 M4 M3 5 Frame Bezel Installation ...

Page 71: ...o GAP when installing BEZEL The BEZEL structure of this model is structurally GAP designed in the SIDE part for extension installation of 2SET or more 0 65mm Pads for side GAP supplementation are attached to BEZEL by default GAP PAD 5 Frame Bezel Installation ...

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Page 73: ...e bezels first Check the degree of separation from the screen by facing the FRAME BEZEL SIDE on the left right side of the CABINET Move the front position according to the degree of separation and attach it Check the degree 5 Frame Bezel Installation ...

Page 74: ...e top and put the screw Place the FRAME BEZEL SIDE and FRAME BEZEL TOP BOTTOM together so that there is no GAP The M3 screw connects FRAME BEZEL SIDE and TOP BOTTOM and the M4 screw connects to CABINET GAP 0 0 1mm M3 M4 M4 M4 5 Frame Bezel Installation ...

Page 75: ...LED R D Lab VD 74 Install the FRAME BEZEL BOTTOM at the bottom and screw it up When assembling the BEZEL BOTTOM check the IR SENSOR location and attach it M3 M4 M4 M4 5 Frame Bezel Installation ...

Page 76: ...o GAP when installing BEZEL The BEZEL structure of this model is structurally GAP designed in the SIDE part for extension installation of 2SET or more 0 65mm Pads for side GAP supplementation are attached to BEZEL by default GAP PAD 5 Frame Bezel Installation ...

Page 77: ...nstallation and cable connection 5 Frame Bezel Installation 6 Dehumidification mode guide 7 IP Manual setting Guide Appendix1 LED Module and Circuit replacement method Appendix2 Update data when replacing TCON Appendix3 Screen Settings for Side by Side Installation Appendix4 Gradation Calibration SMC Table of contents ...

Page 78: ...the characteristics of LED modules and internal device structures Dehumidification mode is required only when the following conditions are met optional progress Where the vacuum packaging is damaged and air is introduced and stored for a long time Installation environment is out of room temperature 0 40 degrees and humidity 10 80 Volatile products such as oil paint and thinner are used around the ...

Page 79: ...de 2 When dehumidification mode is turned on the dehumidification mode pattern 24 hours change the pattern that gets brighter every 2 hours play Full White in the section from 22 00 to 24 00 3 To exit the dehumidification mode press the hidden key MUTE 3 7 9 EXIT to enter the standby mode Dehumidification mode hidden key Dehumidification mode entry photo Dehumidification mode guide Remote control ...

Page 80: ...ehumidification mode WAKEUP signals transmitted to MDC RS2323 terminal and WOL LAN terminal other than IR KEY are not exceptional Therefore the WAKEUP signal should not be transmitted to the MDC or WOL during dehumidification mode 5 During the dehumidification mode the purpose is to dehumidify the LED device so a separate progress rate cannot be indicated 6 When the dehumidification mode is execut...

Page 81: ...Please make sure that the cold air in the air conditioner does not directly touch the screen If you use a temperature humidity meter during the installation period you can analyze the cause in case of a problem 1 After connecting the cabinet run a specific pattern on the LSM If a different pattern is used it may be a cause of line defect 2 Check the cabinet with a darker monochromatic pattern W R ...

Page 82: ...M Installation when dehumidification is required 3 During product installation play only the pattern in LSM Please check that the pattern is played through the screen You can check if the data cable is connected correctly 4 When the product installation is completed please start dehumidifying 24hrs 5 24hr dehumidification is completed and please correct the edge or module ...

Page 83: ...g environment exceeds our product operating specifications we do not provide product warranty services If you are using the product or if there is interior design or other construction at the place dehumidify it according to the installation standards Even in the environment within our operating specifications rapid inflow of hot and humid air from the outside may cause condensation on the surface...

Page 84: ...cur cf The principle of water forming on the surface of a glass with ice Condensation can cause product failure if the product is condensed In this case you can t get our service guarantee This content should be recognized by the customer who runs the screen Please print it out by the installer and deliver it to the customer user Dehumidification mode guide Condensation due to overcooling ...

Page 85: ...he ambient humidity and the temperature of the screen If the A C and the screen are close please install a wind screen as shown below to prevent condensation Wind screen This content should be recognized by the customer who runs the screen Please print it out by the installer and deliver it to the customer user Dehumidification mode guide Prevention of Condensation by A C ...

Page 86: ...nstallation and cable connection 5 Frame Bezel Installation 6 Dehumidification mode guide 7 IP Manual setting Guide Appendix1 LED Module and Circuit replacement method Appendix2 Update data when replacing TCON Appendix3 Screen Settings for Side by Side Installation Appendix4 Gradation Calibration SMC Table of contents ...

Page 87: ...model Auto IP setting is as follows shipment specification SYSTEM SLED 192 168 176 50 TCON Cabinet 192 168 176 101 104 FHD model UHD model Manual setting is required due to IP collision when using two or more IAB models using the same network wired LAN MAIN SYSTEM IP MAIN SYSTEM IP Fig 2 AM3352 debug log of IAB 4K model TCON b d TCON IP ...

Page 88: ...AGER NETWORK SLED IP SETTING SYSTEM SLED 192 168 176 50 Toggle Write SLED IP when changing TCON Cabinet 192 168 176 101 TCON Group Start IP Configuration Value Sequentially next group 1 Toggle Write Cabinet IP when changing Fig 2 AM3352 debug log before after IP change Fig 1 Enter Factory mode IP setting ...

Page 89: ...LED R D Lab VD 88 7 IP Manual setting Guide instructions Return to Default shipment specification during Factory Reset SYSTEM SLED 192 168 176 50 TCON Cabinet 192 168 176 101 104 ...

Page 90: ...Thank you ...

Page 91: ...nstallation and cable connection 5 Frame Bezel Installation 6 Dehumidification mode guide 7 IP Manual setting Guide Appendix1 LED Module and Circuit replacement method Appendix2 Update data when replacing TCON Appendix3 Screen Settings for Side by Side Installation Appendix4 Gradation Calibration SMC Table of contents ...

Page 92: ...PECIAL SCREW MACHINE Separated in order of outside inside 1 2 Before separation pull the bottom to create a space and remove the CABLE first 1 1 2 2 BEZEL SIDE disassemble Magnet desorption ⓐ Securing space at the bottom of FRONT ⓑ Remove CABLE MAGNET Decomposition screen storage method The disassembled screen assembles the cover corner and stores it in a packaged state SCREW ...

Page 93: ... EPE PAD on the floor place the module facing the floor and assemble the COVER CORNER to prevent damage Front 분해 Product disassembly method 1 Screen Desorption 110 BEZEL SIDE disassemble Magnet desorption BRACKET SUPPORT disassemble Separated in order of outside inside 1 2 Before separation pull the bottom to create a space and remove the CABLE first ...

Page 94: ...LED R D Lab VD 93 Product disassembly method 2 Internal disassembly of docking station First fully connected state SMPS SMPS SMPS SMPS SYSTEM AC inlet AC inlet ...

Page 95: ...on Q ty 1 BN39 02838A 2 2 BN39 02837A 1 3 BN39 02836A 1 4 BN39 02309G 1 5 BN39 02833A 4 Disassemble the Harness cable fastened to the SMPS and Board SMPS SMPS SMPS SMPS 1 1 2 3 SYSTEM 4 5 5 5 5 AC inlet AC inlet Product disassembly method 2 Internal disassembly of docking station ...

Page 96: ...isassembly Num Code Specification Q ty 6 BN39 02839A 1 7 BN39 02728A 1 Disassemble the Harness cable fastened to the SMPS and Board 6 7 AC inlet AC inlet SMPS SMPS SMPS SMPS SYSTEM Product disassembly method 2 Internal disassembly of docking station ...

Page 97: ... m Code Specification Q ty 8 BN39 02743B 1 9 1 10 BN39 02743A 1 11 BN39 02776A 1 Disassemble the OCM cable fastened to the system board 9 8 AC inlet AC inlet SMPS SMPS SMPS SMPS SYSTEM 10 11 Product disassembly method 2 Internal disassembly of docking station ...

Page 98: ...pecification Q ty 12 BN96 55466A Folding L280 24P 1 13 BN96 55465A Wrinkle Straight L 68P 1 Disassemble the FFC cable fastened to the system board 13 12 AC inlet AC inlet SMPS SMPS SMPS SMPS SYSTEM Product disassembly method 2 Internal disassembly of docking station ...

Page 99: ...assembly Num Code Specification Q ty 14 BN96 49998H TV SPK IAB 2ch 6ohm 10W 1 Disassemble the speaker cable fastened to the SMPS Board 14 AC inlet AC inlet SMPS SMPS SMPS SMPS SYSTEM Product disassembly method 2 Internal disassembly of docking station ...

Page 100: ...6001 003436 M3 L8 PWH ZPC WHITE Total 4 6001 002610 M4 L6 BH ZPC BLACK Total 2 AC inlet AC inlet SMPS SMPS SMPS SMPS Decomposition of Board and Module Disassemble the system tray board and function module 1 SYSTEM Tray Module Product disassembly method 2 Internal disassembly of docking station ...

Page 101: ... M4 L6 BH ZPC WHITE Total 2 Board decomposition Disassemble the AC Inlet board AC inlet AC inlet SMPS SMPS SMPS SMPS subsidiary part Code Specification Quantity Insulator BN63 20336A PC L245 W476 T0 6 하단 AL PC T0 25 합지 Total 2 1 1 SYSTEM Product disassembly method 2 Internal disassembly of docking station ...

Page 102: ...LED R D Lab VD 101 Speaker disassemble By applying Hook Type it can be disassembled without a separate tool Product disassembly method 2 Internal disassembly of docking station ...

Page 103: ...T0 25 합지 Total 4 Bracket Align BN61 16709A Total 12 When disassembling SMPS make sure to check whether it is discharged or not For more information Trouble Shooting SMPS Disassembly AC inlet AC inlet SYSTEM Remove the screw 6 points that are fastened like the Insulator Remove the screw 1 point that is fastened to SMPS alone Remove Bracket Align 1 1 1 1 1 SMPS Bracket Align 2 2 Product disassembly ...

Page 104: ...disassembly of docking station P1 26 110 First fully connected state 케이블 구분 기능 AC inlet SMPS Power supply SMPS System Power supply SMPS screen Power supply System AC inlet Relay on signal System Screen image signal Speaker cable SMPS SMPS SMPS AC inlet SYSTEM ...

Page 105: ...1 2 BN39 02837A 3P L1300 BLUE BROWN 1 3 BN39 02836A 3P L1900 BLUE BROWN 1 4 BN39 02309G 16P L500 BLK 1 5 BN39 02833A 30P 20P L800 BLACK WHITE 3 Disassemble the Harness cable connected to SMPS and Board AC inlet SYSTEM SMPS SMPS SMPS 4 5 1 2 3 Product disassembly method 2 internal disassembly of docking station P1 26 110 ...

Page 106: ...y 6 BN39 02839A 10P 4P L900 BLACK 1 6 AC inlet SYSTEM SMPS SMPS SMPS 6 Product disassembly method 2 internal disassembly of docking station P1 26 110 Power Cabling Harness Cable disassemble Disassemble the Harness cable connected to SMPS and Board ...

Page 107: ... 7 BN39 02743B 44P L3000 BLACK OCM 1 8 BN39 02743A 44P L2000 BLACK OCM 1 9 BN39 02776A 44P L1000 BLACK OCM 1 Disassemble the OCM cable connected to the system board AC inlet SYSTEM SMPS SMPS SMPS 8 7 9 Product disassembly method 2 internal disassembly of docking station P1 26 110 ...

Page 108: ...e Specification Q ty 10 BN96 55466A Folding L280 24P 1 11 BN96 55465A Wrinkle Straight L 68P 1 Disassemble the FFC cable connected to the SMPS Board SYSTEM 10 11 AC inlet SMPS SMPS SMPS Product disassembly method 2 internal disassembly of docking station P1 26 110 ...

Page 109: ...isassemble Num Code Specification Q ty 12 BN96 49998H TV SPK IAB 2ch 6ohm 10W 1 Disassemble the speaker cable connected to the SMPS Board SMPS SMPS SMPS AC inlet SYSTEM 14 Product disassembly method 2 internal disassembly of docking station P1 26 110 ...

Page 110: ...03016 M3 L5 PWH ZPC WHITE Total 6 6001 003436 M3 L8 PWH ZPC WHITE Total 4 6001 002610 M4 L6 BH ZPC BLACK Total 2 Decomposition of Board and Module Disassemble the system tray board and function module Tray Module Product disassembly method 2 internal disassembly of docking station P1 26 110 ...

Page 111: ... M3 L5 PWH ZPC WHITE Total 7 6001 002789 M4 L6 BH ZPC WHITE Total 1 Board Disassemble Disassemble the AC Inlet board SMPS 부자재 Code Specification Quantity Insulator BN63 20336A PC L245 W476 T0 6 AL PC T0 25 Total 1 1 1 Product disassembly method 2 internal disassembly of docking station P1 26 110 ...

Page 112: ...Lab VD 111 SMPS SMPS SMPS AC inlet SYSTEM Speaker Disassemble By applying Hook Type it can be disassembled without a separate tool Product disassembly method 2 internal disassembly of docking station P1 26 110 ...

Page 113: ... L536 5 W356 T0 6 Total 3 Bracket Align BN61 16709A Total 9 1 1 1 1 SMPS Bracket Align 2 2 Remove the screw 6 points that are fastened like the Insulator Remove the screw 1 point that is fastened to SMPS alone Remove Bracket Align Product disassembly method 2 internal disassembly of docking station P1 26 110 When disassembling SMPS make sure to check whether it is discharged or not For more inform...

Page 114: ...ng current in the SMPS must be discharged If there is no discharge jig use Digital Multimeter or wait enough time before using it DISCHARGE METHOD USING DIGITAL MULTIMER 1 Set the multi meter to test mode 2 Place the probe at the discharge point 3 The current does not flow when the discharge is complete When contacting or removing SMPS use the discharge jig to check whether two discharge points ar...

Page 115: ...LED R D Lab VD 114 Product disassembly method 3 Sub Screen Internal decomposition First fully connected state ...

Page 116: ...ht L65 68P 36 X 4 Total 144 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 1 Product disassembly method 3 Sub Screen Internal decomposition ...

Page 117: ...209A Wrinkle Straight L100 68P 6 X 4 Total 24 3 BN96 55417A Wrinkle Fold L230 68P 3 X 4 Total 12 4 BN96 55418A Wrinkle Fold L230 68P 3 X 4 Total 12 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 2 3 4 Product disassembly method 3 Sub Screen Internal decomposition ...

Page 118: ...abling FFC Cable Num Code Specification Q ty 5 BN96 53430A Straight L160 96P 2 X 4 Total 8 6 BN96 55416A Straight L160 68P 3 X 4 Total 12 96 96 5 6 68 68 68 68 96 96 68 68 Product disassembly method 3 Sub Screen Internal decomposition ...

Page 119: ...8 Bridge Board Cabling Harness Cable Num Code Specification Q ty 7 BN39 02569A 13 X 4 Total 52 8 BN39 02834A 2 X 4 Total 8 9 BN39 02835A 1 X 4 Total 4 7 8 9 Product disassembly method 3 Sub Screen Internal decomposition ...

Page 120: ...LED R D Lab VD 119 Tcon Upper Lower B d disassemble Code Specification Shape Quantity 6001 003016 M3 L5 PWH ZPC WHITE 22 x 4 Total 88 Product disassembly method 3 Sub Screen Internal decomposition ...

Page 121: ...LED R D Lab VD 120 Code Specification Shape Quantity 6001 003016 M3 L5 PWH ZPC WHITE 120 x 4 Total 480 Bridge B d disassemble Product disassembly method 3 Sub Screen Internal decomposition ...

Page 122: ...LED R D Lab VD 121 First fully connected state Product disassembly method 3 Sub Screen Internal decomposition ...

Page 123: ...y 1 BN96 53691A Wrinkle Straight L65 68P 26 X 3 Total 78 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 1 Product disassembly method 3 Sub Screen Internal decomposition ...

Page 124: ...BN96 54209A Wrinkle Straight L100 68P 6 X 3 Total 18 3 BN96 55417A Wrinkle Fold L230 68P 2 X 3 Total 6 4 BN96 55418A Wrinkle Fold L230 68P 2 X 3 Total 6 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 68 2 3 4 Product disassembly method 3 Sub Screen Internal decomposition ...

Page 125: ...Board Cabling FFC cable Num Code Specification Q ty 5 BN96 53430A Straight L160 96P 1 X 3 Total 3 6 BN96 55416A Straight L160 68P 2 X 3 Total 6 96 96 5 6 68 68 68 68 Product disassembly method 3 Sub Screen Internal decomposition ...

Page 126: ...Harness cable Num Code Specification Q ty 7 BN39 02569A 20P L150 BLACK 10 X 3 Total 30 8 BN39 02834A 20P L200 BLACK 2 X 3 Total 6 9 BN39 02835A 26P L175 BLACK 1 X 3 Total 3 7 8 9 Product disassembly method 3 Sub Screen Internal decomposition ...

Page 127: ...LED R D Lab VD 126 Tcon Upper Lower B d disassemble Code Specification Shape Quantity 6001 003016 M3 L5 PWH ZPC WHITE 16 x 3 Total 48 Product disassembly method 3 Sub Screen Internal decomposition ...

Page 128: ...LED R D Lab VD 127 Code Specification Shape Quantity 6001 003016 M3 L5 PWH ZPC WHITE 88 x 3 Total 264 Bridge B d disassemble Product disassembly method 3 Sub Screen Internal decomposition ...

Page 129: ...he floating connector of the bridge board Check the module location that needs to be disassembled Bridge Board Removal mini board No separation required Disassembly of rear screw 23 pieces Module to work with Remova l Remova l Bridge Board 8 screw decomposition 23 screw decomposition Step adjustment point It is necessary to check if there is a screw at the step adjustment point Floating Connector ...

Page 130: ...tment screw Refer to the next page Central Bridge Board assembly Press the floating connector part once Assemble 23 screws Step adjustment point Step adjustment points are not required sections and work only on sections that require height adjustment Assemble 8 Bridge Board Screws Assem bling Assem bling PUSH PUSH PUSH PUSH PUSH PUSH Module to work with Product disassembly method 4 LED module repl...

Page 131: ...ning screw by the lower height of the module on the front 2 The step difference of the module is corrected by fastening the screw for step control to the step control hole 단차조절용 스크류 Product reassembly method 1 LED module step control If the corresponding point module is low ...

Page 132: ... 131 Sub Screen Assembling Assembly is in reverse order of disassembly TCON Lower Upper Bridge Left Right mini Assembling FFC Assembling FFC Harness Assembling Final completion Product reassembly method 2 Sub Screen ...

Page 133: ...LED R D Lab VD 132 Product reassembly method 2 Sub Screen P1 26 110 TCON Lower Upper Bridge Left Right mini 조립 FFC 조립 FFC Harness 조립 최종 완성 Sub Screen Assembling ...

Page 134: ... Assembling Assemble SMPS and AC inlet System Tray board and integrated module assembly Speaker assembly Assemble FFC cable Harness cable OCM cable Product reassembly method 3 Docking Station Assembly is in reverse order of disassembly ...

Page 135: ...10 SMPS SMPS SMPS AC inlet SYSTEM SMPS SMPS SMPS AC inlet SYSTE M Assemble SMPS and AC inlet System Tray board and integrated module assembly Speaker assembly Assemble FFC cable Harness cable OCM cable Docking Station Assembling Assembly is in reverse order of disassembly ...

Page 136: ...LED R D Lab VD 135 Hang the top of the FRONT first and then attach the bottom Screen attachment Product reassembly method 4 Screen attachment ...

Page 137: ...6 Seam control between sub screens X After removing BEZEL the gap between SUB SCREENs can be adjusted to SCREW to adjust the height difference tilt between SUB SCREENs Product reassembly method 5 Sub screen seam control ...

Page 138: ...ver push direction Module moving direction Fig1 Driver usage location You can adjust the X axis step using the structure and drivers between screens Product reassembly method 5 Sub screen seam control Seam control between sub screens X _2 ...

Page 139: ...t the height difference tilt between SUB SCREENs with SUB SCREEN top SCREW Ladders are required in some cases when adjusting the top Insert a 3 mm hexagonal wrench into the screw Counterclockwise rotation Screen downward movement Clockwise rotation Screen upward movement Seam control between sub screens Y ...

Page 140: ...LED R D Lab VD 139 Spread between SUB SCREENs and adjust the step using DRIVER Seam control between sub screens Z Product reassembly method 5 Sub screen seam control ...

Page 141: ...nclosed in the accessory into four places on the side of the front and lift the front vertically in groups of two On the side of the frame Handle Insertion Handle fastening toward the top of the screen Handle fastening method decomposition method is in reverse order Product reassembly method 4 Screen attachment 110 ...

Page 142: ...Product reassembly method 5 Sub screen seam control 110 After removing BEZEL the gap between SUB SCREENs can be adjusted to SCREW to adjust the height difference tilt between SUB SCREENs Seam control between sub screens X ...

Page 143: ...method 5 Sub screen seam control 110 Insert driver Driver push direction Module moving direction Fig1 Driver usage location You can adjust the X axis step using the structure and drivers between screens Seam control between sub screens X _2 ...

Page 144: ...SUB SCREEN top SCREW Ladders are required in some cases when adjusting the top Insert a 3 mm hexagonal wrench into the screw Counterclockwise rotation Screen downward movement Clockwise rotation Screen upward movement Product reassembly method 5 Sub screen seam control 110 Seam control between sub screens Y ...

Page 145: ...LED R D Lab VD 144 Product reassembly method 5 Sub screen seam control 110 Spread between SUB SCREENs and adjust the step using DRIVER Seam control between sub screens Z ...

Page 146: ...nstallation and cable connection 5 Frame Bezel Installation 6 Dehumidification mode guide 7 IP Manual setting Guide Appendix1 LED Module and Circuit replacement method Appendix2 Update data when replacing TCON Appendix3 Screen Settings for Side by Side Installation Appendix4 Gradation Calibration SMC Table of contents ...

Page 147: ...g when replacing TCON board When replacing the TCON board Replace the Tcon board in the problematic part first Update Tcon data Factory data Gamma data according to the following guide order Be sure to proceed with all data updates in order ...

Page 148: ...esponding to the SHOW ID on as shown in the figure below How to check replacement TCON group number Based on the front of the screen below from the right 1 2 3 4 Group Number 1 Group Number 2 Group Number 3 Group Number 4 EX How to copy data of Group 1 Tcon ID 2 Group 2 Tcon ID 2 SVC Firmware setting when replacing TCON board When replacing the TCON board ...

Page 149: ...ide the TCON board during booting Replace the LED module in the problem part first Update the module pixel data according to the guide order below Be sure to proceed with all data updates in order Enter factory mode Factory Control The Wall Option TCON SVC MODULE DATA COPY SVC Firmware setting when replacing TCON board ...

Page 150: ... FRAME installation and cable connection 5 Frame Bezel Installation 6 Dehumidification mode guide 7 IP Manual setting Guide Appendix1 LED Module and Circuit replacement method Appendix2 Update data when replacing TCON Appendix3 Screen Settings for Side by Side Installation Appendix4 Gradation Calibration SMC 목차 ...

Page 151: ... video source HDMI When activating the HDR function 3 5pi stereo cable connection is required to match the brightness between the two sets as shown in the figure below Back side external input port Connect 3 5pi stereo cable to HDR DATA OUT port Connect 3 5pi stereo cable to HDR DATA IN port IAB A set LEFT IAB B set Right 3 5pi stereo cable is not provided ...

Page 152: ...VD 151 set common configuration Screen Settings for Side by Side Installation ⓐ Video Wall mode ON HOME VideoWall Remote Control button Video Wall Video Wall on ⓑ Picture MODE Calibration Menu Picture Picture Mode ...

Page 153: ... FRAME installation and cable connection 5 Frame Bezel Installation 6 Dehumidification mode guide 7 IP Manual setting Guide Appendix1 LED Module and Circuit replacement method Appendix2 Update data when replacing TCON Appendix3 Screen Settings for Side by Side Installation Appendix4 Gradation Calibration SMC 목차 ...

Page 154: ...153 LED R D Lab VD Calibration 종류 Appendix Gradation Calibration SMC Support model S10 S10 S20 S20 S21 note 8 9 10 10 20 Special models flips etc are not supported Mobile Support Specifications ...

Page 155: ...bile calibration MCE SMC Preparation material Common Notebook Tripod Lan cable Mobile phone WIFI Router or USB C to LAN gender Support model IFH IER IFR IEA IWJ IWR IWA Only IWJ IWR IWA IAB Feature Package type Model Use after cabinet replacement COB type Model Cabinet to cabinet color difference Frame phenomenon Gradation Calibration SMC ...

Page 156: ...bile Phone LAN cable Local Area Network Set to the same network 192 168 176 50 IAB 192 168 176 yyy notebook IP Address Setting 192 168 176 zzz Mobile Phone IP When connecting mobile by wire The IP of the mobile must be set Precautions Gradation Calibration SMC Remove all reflectors from the surroundings Remove all light sources that directly illuminate the screen ...

Page 157: ...mization SMC Calibration When operating LSM Dynamic Peaking ON OFF at the bottom of S BOX setting menu After replacing the cabinet make sure to specify Ref and calibrate it Caution LSM Setting IP setting of WIFI router and IAB Check if the layout of all cabinets is normal in LSM SMC Sub Module Calibration app install Preparation work Default ON If you need SMC contact the person in charge of B2B a...

Page 158: ...157 LED R D Lab VD MCE2 Check MCE2 icon is shown in mobile phone LOGIN UI is shown on first try admin afg gtc LSM setting Gradation Calibration SMC ...

Page 159: ...Connection Fail phrase appears In this case check IP setting again If you connect to IAB using LAN cable rather than WIFI IP setting of mobile phone is required Calibration procedure Enter the IP Click Connected button Ref Target setting Click Next button Screen switching Camera screen target positioning Click Adjust button Measurement complete Check if it is set to Select SubModuleCal Gradation C...

Page 160: ...cabinet If the target is not specified calibration is performed for all modules except the reference 5 Click NEXT button Check if it is set to Select SubModuleCal click click Gradation Calibration SMC Calibration procedure Enter the IP Click Connected button Ref Target setting Click Next button Screen switching Camera screen target positioning Click Adjust button Measurement complete ...

Page 161: ...sing the zoom button on the pop up window 8 Press the Adjust button to start calibration Other button description MEASURE Picture file save button INT GAIN Do not apply the proceeded SMC cal but apply the existing value Gradation Calibration Adjust SMC Reference selection Calibration procedure Enter the IP Click Connected button Ref Target setting Click Next button Screen switching Camera screen t...

Page 162: ...e selected module Target Do not adjust the unselected module none Maintain existing value Only the modules to be adjusted are finely adjusted compared to the surrounding modules Module Selection Examples Gradation Calibration SMC Ex Ex Ex ...

Page 163: ...t sequence After selecting the module to adjust Click NEXT Click Adjust Calibration complete Before adjustment After adjustment Selective adjustment Selective adjustment Selective adjustment 조정 대상 Gradation Calibration SMC ...

Page 164: ...f only Set Target only Replaced cabinet Replaced cabinet Replace two cabinets Real process All cabinets except Reference are designated as targets and cal is proceeded Target reference Target Target Target Target Real process Target only proceed with cal Target Target Replaced cabinet Replaced cabinet Replaced cabinet Replaced cabinet Gradation Calibration SMC Comparison of Target and Reference Se...

Page 165: ...llowing rules under the file name layoutInfo txt Mobile phone storage location Save under DCIM MCE2 cabinet group cabinet module Configuration information and id information Screen Layout Example Gradation Calibration SMC Manual control cabigroup 1x1 1 cabinet 4x2 9 8 5 4 7 6 3 2 module 2x3 layoutInfo txt Content BOX configuration information Cabinet configuration information Module configuration ...

Page 166: ...2 Changing Gradation CC Off in LSM 3 Display gray pattern to LSM white gray dark gray Gradation Calibration SMC Manual control ...

Page 167: ...MC SMC right sat Check if the menu is 0 If 0 change the TEST pattern to white gray dark gray and use a pattern that becomes 0 6 Click Measure button Image file and Gradation CC value are saved in DCIM MCE2 folder after Cal execution Display txt file per Cabinet Group ID GradCC_1 txt Gradation Calibration SMC Manual control ...

Page 168: ...7 After uploading the Gradation CC file to LSM change it to Gradation CC ON Measure before adjustment Measure after adjustment Gradation Calibration SMC Manual control ...

Page 169: ... 59 94Hz 720x480 59 94Hz 720x576 50Hz 720x576 50Hz 1280x720 50 60Hz 1280x720 50 60Hz 1280x800 59 810Hz 1280x800 59 810Hz 1366x768 59 79Hz 1366x768 59 79Hz 1440x900 59 887Hz 1440x900 59 887Hz 1600x900 60Hz 1600x900 60Hz 1680x1050 59 945Hz 1680x1050 59 945Hz 1920x1080 50 60 100 120Hz 1920x1080 50 60 100 120Hz 2560x140 59 951Hz 3840x2160 50 60Hz 4096x2160 50 60Hz ...

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