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    4K Ultra HD LCD Display MODEL S: RS-840UD O WNER’S MANU AL K W K W K W WNER ’ S MAN U A L K W[...]

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    1 Important Precautions Electrical Power Related Precautions Warning n Use only the power cord supplied with the unit or another manufacturer’s authorized cord. - Failure to do so may result in re or electrical shock or damage to the display. n Use only a properly grounded plug and receptacle. - If you do not, you may be electrocuted or injure[...]

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    2 Important Precautions Important Precautions Precautions in Installing the Display Warning n Keep away from heat sources like heaters or open ames. - Electrical shock, re, malfunction or deformation may occur. n Keep the packing anti-moisture material or vinyl packing out of the reach of children. - Anti-moisture material is harmful if swall[...]

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    3 Important Precautions Precautions in Moving the Display Warning n Make sure to turn off the display. - You may be electrocuted or the display can be damaged. n Make sure to remove all cables before moving the display. - You may be electrocuted or the display can be damaged. n Do not shock the display when moving it. - You may be electrocuted or t[...]

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    4 Important Precautions On Disposal (Only, Hg lamp used Display) n The uorescent lamp used in this display contains a small amount of mercury. n Do not dispose of this display with general household waste. n Disposal of this display must be carried out in accordance to the regulations of your local authority. Precautions for Image Sticking To op[...]

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    5 Accessories Included Accessories Thank you for your purchase. Ensure that the following accessories are included with your display. If an accessory is missing, please contact the dealer where you purchased the display. v The accessories included may differ from the images shown below. Remote Control & Batteries (AAA × 2) Power Cord *Power Co[...]

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    6 Front View Name and Function of the P arts * The image shown in the user’s guide could be different from the actual image. No. Item Description 1 Power indicator Indicate power on or sleep mode status. - Power on: LED lights up. - Power off: LED off. 2 IR Receiver Receive incoming remote control commands. 1 2 Name and Function of the P arts[...]

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    7 Name and Function of the P arts Rear View No. Item Description 1 AC Power Input Connector Connect the power cord. 2 AC Switch Switch the power supply on/off. 3 RS-232C Serial Ports Connect several displays with serial port. 4 Ethernet Port Connect to a local area network (LAN) using an Ethernet cable. 5 RGB Port Connect to a PC VGA port. 6 PC Aud[...]

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    8 Using the Remote Contr ol Name and Function of the P arts Rear View (continue) No. Item Description 9 Optical Audio Out Connect an audio amplier. 10 HDMI Ports Connect an HDMI equipment or an HDMI-DVI adapter cable to devices such as a DVD player or set-top box. v HDMI Supports High Denition input and HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Pr[...]

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    9 Using the Remote Contr ol Name of the Remote Control Buttons Left Decrease the • values. Change the • options. Right Increase t • he values. Enter the submenu. • Change th • e options. Up M • ove upward on the selection. Ch • ange selected item. Down Move d • ownward on the selection. Change • selected item. Power Turn the displ[...]

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    10 Stand Installation Installing the Stand 1. Place the display with the screen side down on a at and cushioned surface. Then, attach the stand as shown in the illustration. 2. Secure the stand with the six included screws. Please fasten with a screwdriver. Note If you do not fasten the screws, the display may fall, which may result in • damag[...]

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    11 Removing the Stand 1. Place the display with the screen side down on a at and cushioned surface. Then, remove the screws. 2. Detach the stand from the display. Stand Installation[...]

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    12 VESA FDMI Wall Mounting This display supports a VESA FDMI compliant mounting interface. These mounts are purchased separately. Refer to the instructions included with the wall mount for more information. v The handles are designed for carrying. VESA-compatible wall bracket (WxH) Screw type Mount holes number 400 x 600 mm M8 4 Mounting on a W all[...]

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    13 Connecting to External De vices HDMI Connection (480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p, UHD@24Hz/30Hz) HDMI supports ultra high denition (UHD) input, high denition input, and HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection). Some devices require HDCP in order to display HD signals. AUDIO IN HDMI 1 2 3 HDMI to DVI signal cable VCR/DVD/Set-top Box [...]

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    14 RGB (PC) PC AUDIO IN Display PC MAC Macintosh Adapter Use only the standard Macintosh adapter. Do not use other adapter type that is compatible with different signaling system. B. Connecting with a D-sub(VGA) Signal Input Cable Connecting to External De vices PC Connection Check that the computer, display, and the peripherals are turned off. The[...]

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    15 Audio Out Connection AUDIO OUT Display Audio cable Connecting to External De vices Connecting to External De vices Speaker DPTICAL Display Optical audio cable Audio amplier Component Connection Y/V R AUDIO COMPOSITE [GOOD] L Pr/Cr Pb/Cb Display Component AV cable VCR/DVD/Set-top Box Composite (Video) Connection Y/V R AUDIO COMPOSITE [GOOD] L [...]

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    16 Connecting to External De vices Power Connection INPUT ME NU VO L VO L Rear side of the display Power outlet USB Connection Ethernet Connection USB 1 2 Display USB Flash Drive ETHERNET Netw ork Display Ethernet (RJ-45) cable Power cord[...]

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    17 Connecting to External De vices Screen Adjustment Options (using the Control Panel) OSD Menus No. Item Description 1 Up Select menu item (move up). 2 Down Select menu item (move down). 3 Volume Up - Increase the volume level. - Adjust the settings (increase the value). 4 Volume Down - Decrease the volume level. - Adjust the settings (decrease th[...]

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    18 OSD Menus Menu Options Menu Description Input Select the input source. Picture Adjust and rene the picture displayed on your display based on ambient room light and personal preferences. Audio Adjust the audio settings. Setup Adjust the general settings such as CEI setting, OSD language, and etc. Ethernet Congure the network settings. Wide[...]

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    19 OSD Menus OSD Menus Adjusting On-Screen Display (OSD) Settings 1 Press the MENU button to display the OSD menu. 2 Use the p / q button to select the main menu. 3 Press the OK or u button to enter the selected menu screen. 4 Use the p / q button to select the menu item. 5 Press the OK or u button to enter the submenu. 6 Use the t / u button to ad[...]

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    20 OSD Menus Input Menu Select the proper input source. Note You can also access the Input menu by pressing the • INPUT button on the remote control. The available menu options varies depending on the input source. • If the menu items are appears in gray, this indicates that those functions • are not available.[...]

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    21 OSD Menus Picture Menu Menu Option Description Picture Mode Select a preset view option optimized for different viewing conditions. Custom • : User can use the user-dened settings as they wish. Cinema • : This mode is normally used in movie. Soft image can be seen in this mode. The picture is somewhat darker than other mode. OSD Menus[...]

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    22 OSD Menus Menu Option Description Picture Mode Nature • : This mode shows normal and natural image. Sports • : This mode uses high contrast display for clear-cut images ideal for viewing sports events. Dynamic • : This mode is normally used in department store, Backlight and Sharpness is set to its maximum value. Saturation of Color become[...]

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    23 OSD Menus OSD Menus Menu Option Description Size & Position Adjust the display settings. Auto Adjust • : Synchronize the display automatically. Horiz. Position • : Move the screen position horizontally. Vertical Position • : Move the screen position vertically. Horizontal Size • : Set the horizontal size of the screen. Vertical Size [...]

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    24 OSD Menus Picture Menu (continue) Menu Option Description Color Temperature Adjust the color settings. Color Temperature • : Select from the predetermined color temperatures. Red Gain • / Green Gain / Blue Gain : Adjust the red / green / blue gain settings to your preference. Red Offset • / Green Offset / Blue Offset : Adjust the red / gre[...]

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    25 OSD Menus Menu Option Description Advanced Picture Set advanced Picture settings. Dynamic Contrast • : Adjust the brightness of the display to maximize the picture quality. Local Dimming • : Reduce the leakage and produce a darker picture. MEMC • : Reduce motion blur effect. Noise Reduction • : Reduce the noise level. Digital NR • : Re[...]

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    26 Audio Menu Menu Option Description XinemaSound™ 3D Enable/Disable the multi-dimensional surrounding sound function. XinemaSound™ Leveler Enable/Disable the smooth and steady volume level function. Bass Adjust the bass level to your preference. Treble Adjust the treble level to your preference. Balance Adjust the sound balance between the lef[...]

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    27 OSD Menus OSD Menus Menu Option Description Audio Only Output audio from the TV speakers but turn off the TV display. Digital Audio Out Select the type of digital audio output to an external audio system. Analog Audio Out Select the analog audio mode. Equalizer Settings Customize the equalizer settings. To adjust the settings, do the following: [...]

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    28 OSD Menus Setup Menu Menu Option Description CEI Settings Congure CEI settings. CEI Function • : Enable/Disable CEI function. Device Search • : Search for CEI devices. Note “ Device Search ” option is only available if CEI function is enabled. Menu Language Select the on-screen menu language. Power Indicator Enable or disable the powe[...]

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    29 OSD Menus Setup Menu (continue) Menu Option Description Set ID Assign a unique Set ID NO (name assignment) to each display when several displays are connected (via RS-232C) for display. Enter the ID number and select Set to conrm the setting. System Information Display the system information of the display. Select System Information to view t[...]

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    30 Menu Option Description Reset All Settings Return the display parameters on all menus to the factory default settings. Select OK to reset all settings. Setup Menu (continue) OSD Menus[...]

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    31 OSD Menus Ethernet Menu Menu Option Description Manual Setup Congure the network settings. Type • : User can use the user-dened settings as they wish. IP Address • / Subnet Mask / Def. Gateway / Pref. DNS / Alt. DNS : Enter the respective network parameters. Connect • : Verify the network connection. Note Check with your Information [...]

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    32 Wide Menu Select how the picture displays on the screen. As you select an option, you will see the screen adjusting to the different size. Note The available menu options varies depending on the input source. • “Wide” menu is not available if the input source is 4k2k. • The option is either “Panoramic” or “Stretch” depend on inpu[...]

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    33 Sleep Timer Set the timer to turn the display off at the preset time. OSD Menus Note You can also access the Sleep Timer menu by pressing the SLEEP button on the remote control. OSD Menus[...]

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    34 Multimedia Mode Multimedia Menu This display is equipped with USB port that enables you to view photos, listen to music, or watch videos stored on a USB storage device. Multimedia support format Container Extensions Audio/Video Codec ASF .asf Video VC-1/WMV9 Advanced Prole .wmv VC-1/WMV9 Simple and Main Proles .wma H.264/MPEG-4 AVC AVI/Div[...]

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    35 Multimedia Mode Multimedia Mode Container Extensions Audio/Video Codec MP4 .mp4 Video H.264 / AVC .m4a MPEG-4 Part 2 .m4v H.263 Audio AAC AC3 MP3 .mp3 MP3 WAVE/WAV .wav Audio 8 bit, 16 bit PCM JPEG .jpeg JPEG .jpg Note All still pictures are scaled to 1920 x 1080 then upscaled to 3840 x 2160 • for display. Video decoding supports up to FHD 30P[...]

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    36 Playback Music 1. Select Audio and press the OK button to enter the main Music content browser. 2. In the main Music content browser, use the p / q button to select a song. 3. Press the OK button to play, and an automatic playback begins from the selected song. n Press the icon to pause the selected song playback. Press the button to resume the [...]

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    37 Multimedia Mode Multimedia Mode Watching Videos 1. Select Video and press the OK button to enter the main Video content browser. 2. In the main Video content browser, use the p / q button to select a video. 3. Press the OK button to begin the video playback. n Press the icon to pause the selected video playback. Press the button to resume the pl[...]

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    38 Viewing Photos 1. Select Photo and press the OK button to enter the main Photo content browser. 2. In the main Photo content browser, use the p / q / t / u buttton to select a photo. 3. Press the OK button to view in full screen. 4. To begin a slide show, select Start Slideshow and press the OK button. A slide show begins from the selected photo[...]

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    39 Changing Displa y Mode Set Aspect Ratio 1. Turn on the display. 2. Press the WIDE button on the remote control. The Aspect Ratio menu appears on the screen. 3. Use the p / q button to select the aspect ratio of the display and press the OK button to conrm. Normal Stretch Wide Panoramic Zoom Note The available menu options varies depending on [...]

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    40 T r oubleshooting No image is displa y ed l Is the power cord connected? See if the power cord is properly • connected to the outlet. l Is the power indicator light on? See if the power switch is turned on. • l Power is on, power indicator is blue but the screen appears extremely dark. Adjust brightness and contrast again. • Backlight may [...]

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    41 T r oubleshooting T r oubleshooting After -image appears on the screen l After-image appears when the previous image changed. If you display a xed image for a long • time, the pixels may be damaged quickly. Use the screen-saver function. Screen color is abnormal l Screen has poor color resolution (16 colors). Set the number of color to more[...]

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    42 Specifications The product specications can change without prior notice for product improvement. LCD Panel Size 84” Native Resolution 3840 x 2160 Aspect Ratio 16:9 Frame Rate 120Hz Brightness 350 nits Contrast Ratio 1400:1 (Typical) Response Time 5ms (Typical) Display Color 1.06 Billion Power Input Voltage (min range) 90 ~ 264V Input Frequ[...]

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    43 Specifications Specifications PC Mode (RGB) – Preset Mode Mode No. Resolution Refresh rate 1 720 x 400 70Hz 2 640 x 480 60Hz 3 640 x 480 75Hz 4 800 x 600 60Hz 5 800 x 600 72Hz 6 800 x 600 75Hz 7 1024 x 768 60Hz 8 1024 x 768 70Hz 9 1024 x 768 75Hz 10 1280 x 1024 60Hz 11 1280 x 1024 75Hz 12 1920 x 1080 60Hz HDMI – Preset Mode Single HDMI Mod[...]

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    44 Specifications Single HDMI Mode No. Resolution Refresh rate 15 3840 x 2160 23.98Hz 16 3840 x 2160 24Hz 17 3840 x 2160 25Hz 18 3840 x 2160 29.97Hz 19 3840 x 2160 30Hz UHD60 (4x HDMI) Mode No. Resolution Refresh rate 1 3840 x 2160 50Hz 2 3840 x 2160 60Hz Component Mode – Preset Mode Mode No. Resolution Refresh rate 1 720 x 480 I 59.94Hz 2 720 x[...]

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    45 Specifications Daisy Chain Connection Connecting the cable Use this method to connect several displays to a single PC. You can control several displays at a time by connecting them to a single PC. Connect the RS-232C cable as shown in the illustration. * The RS-232C protocol is used for communication between the PC and display. You can turn the[...]

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    46 HDMI CEI Connection Connecting the cable With Consumer Electronics Interface (CEI) feature, you can command and control two or more CEC-enabled boxes, that are connected through HDMI, by using only one of their remote controls. (e.g. controlling a television set, set- top box and DVD player using only the remote control of the display). Connect [...]

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    A1 Contr olling the Multiple Pr oduct RS-232C RJ-45 Header (5 bytes) Payload (4 bytes) Checksum (1byte) command Prex code #0 Prex code #1 Set ID Payload Type # of payload bytes Command data #0 data #1 data #2 CS #0 Set Power 0xCC 0x33 0 4 0x10 0 : 0ff 1 : On reserved (0x00) reserved (0x00) Header XOR Payload Ack Set Power 0xCC 0x55 0 4 0x10 0[...]

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    A2 Contr olling the Multiple Pr oduct RS-232C RJ-45 RS-232C RJ-45 Header (5 bytes) Payload (4 bytes) Checksum (1byte) command Prex code #0 Prex code #1 Set ID Payload Type # of payload bytes Command data #0 data #1 data #2 CS #0 Set Remote Controller Key 0xCC 0x33 0 4 0x14 0x08 : POWER 0x43 : MENU 0x0B : INPUT 0x40 : UP 0x41 : DOWN 0x07 : LEF[...]

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    A3 Contr olling the Multiple Pr oduct RS-232C RJ-45 Header (5 bytes) Payload (4 bytes) Checksum (1byte) command Prex code #0 Prex code #1 Set ID Payload Type # of payload bytes Command data #0 data #1 data #2 CS #0 Ack Set VGA Horz. Size 0xCC 0x55 0 4 0x20 0xE0 : OK 0xE1 : NG reserved (0xFF) reserved (0xFF) Header XOR Payload Read VGA Horz. S[...]

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    A4 Contr olling the Multiple Pr oduct RS-232C RJ-45 RS-232C RJ-45 Header (5 bytes) Payload (4 bytes) Checksum (1byte) command Prex code #0 Prex code #1 Set ID Payload Type # of payload bytes Command data #0 data #1 data #2 CS #0 Set Sharpness 0xCC 0x33 0 4 0x33 0~12 reserved (0x00) reserved (0x00) Header XOR Payload Ack Set Sharpness 0xCC 0x5[...]

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    A5 Contr olling the Multiple Pr oduct RS-232C RJ-45 Header (5 bytes) Payload (4 bytes) Checksum (1byte) command Prex code #0 Prex code #1 Set ID Payload Type # of payload bytes Command data #0 data #1 data #2 CS #0 Ack Set Color Temp Green Gain 0xCC 0x55 0 4 0x37 0xE0 : OK 0xE1 : NG reserved (0xFF) reserved (0xFF) Header XOR Payload Read Colo[...]

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    A6 Contr olling the Multiple Pr oduct RS-232C RJ-45 RS-232C RJ-45 Header (5 bytes) Payload (4 bytes) Checksum (1byte) command Prex code #0 Prex code #1 Set ID Payload Type # of payload bytes Command data #0 data #1 data #2 CS #0 Ack Set VGA Adjust Phase 0xCC 0x55 0 4 0x3E 0xE0 : OK 0xE1 : NG reserved (0xFF) reserved (0xFF) Header XOR Payload [...]

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    A7 Contr olling the Multiple Pr oduct RS-232C RJ-45 Header (5 bytes) Payload (4 bytes) Checksum (1byte) command Prex code #0 Prex code #1 Set ID Payload Type # of payload bytes Command data #0 data #1 data #2 CS #0 Ack Read non-VGA Vert. Position 0xCC 0x55 1 4 0x43 0xE0 : OK 0xE1 : NG 0~32 reserved (0xFF) Header XOR Payload Set non-VGA Horz. [...]

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    A8 Contr olling the Multiple Pr oduct RS-232C RJ-45 RS-232C RJ-45 Header (5 bytes) Payload (4 bytes) Checksum (1byte) command Prex code #0 Prex code #1 Set ID Payload Type # of payload bytes Command data #0 data #1 data #2 CS #0 Ack Set Color Temp Blue Offset 0xCC 0x55 0 4 0x48 0xE0 : OK 0xE1 : NG reserved (0xFF) reserved (0xFF) Header XOR Pa[...]

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    A9 Contr olling the Multiple Pr oduct RS-232C RJ-45 Header (5 bytes) Payload (4 bytes) Checksum (1byte) command Prex code #0 Prex code #1 Set ID Payload Type # of payload bytes Command data #0 data #1 data #2 CS #0 Ack Read Digital NR 0xCC 0x55 1 4 0x4E 0xE0 : OK 0xE1 : NG 0 : Off 1 : Low 2 : Medium 3 : High reserved (0xFF) Header XOR Payload[...]

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    A10 Contr olling the Multiple Pr oduct RS-232C RJ-45 RS-232C RJ-45 Header (5 bytes) Payload (4 bytes) Checksum (1byte) command Prex code #0 Prex code #1 Set ID Payload Type # of payload bytes Command data #0 data #1 data #2 CS #0 Set XinemaSound Leveler 0xCC 0x33 0 4 0x61 0: Off 1: On reserved (0x00) reserved (0x00) Header XOR Payload Ack Set[...]

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    A11 Contr olling the Multiple Pr oduct RS-232C RJ-45 Header (5 bytes) Payload (4 bytes) Checksum (1byte) command Prex code #0 Prex code #1 Set ID Payload Type # of payload bytes Command data #0 data #1 data #2 CS #0 Ack Read Speakers 0xCC 0x55 1 4 0x65 0xE0 : OK 0xE1 : NG 0 : Off 1 : On reserved (0xFF) Header XOR Payload Set Audio Only 0xCC 0[...]

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    A12 Contr olling the Multiple Pr oduct RS-232C RJ-45 RS-232C RJ-45 Header (5 bytes) Payload (4 bytes) Checksum (1byte) command Prex code #0 Prex code #1 Set ID Payload Type # of payload bytes Command data #0 data #1 data #2 CS #0 Set OSD Language 0xCC 0x33 0 4 0x70 0 : English 1 : Spanish 2 : French 3 : Italian 4 : Deutsch 5 : Polski 6 : Port[...]

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    A13 Contr olling the Multiple Pr oduct RS-232C RJ-45 Header (5 bytes) Payload (4 bytes) Checksum (1byte) command Prex code #0 Prex code #1 Set ID Payload Type # of payload bytes Command data #0 data #1 data #2 CS #0 Ack Read Input Resolution 0xCC 0x55 1 4 0xA3 Hwidth bit(11:4) bit(7:4) Hwidth bit(3:0) bit(3:0) Vheight bit(11:8) Vheight bit(7:[...]

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    A14 Contr olling the Multiple Pr oduct RS-232C RJ-45 Header (5 bytes) Payload (4 bytes) Checksum (1byte) command Prex code #0 Prex code #1 Set ID Payload Type # of payload bytes Command data #0 data #1 data #2 CS #0 Ack Set Wide Mode 0xCC 0x55 0 4 0xC2 0xE0 : OK 0xE1 : NG reserved (0xFF) reserved (0xFF) Header XOR Payload Read Wide Mode 0xCC [...]

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    Make su re to re ad the Saf et y Pr ecautions bef ore using the pr oduct . K eep the Owner's Manual(CD ) in an acce s sible place fo r futu re re fe rence. The model and serial number of the SET is locat ed on the back and one side of the SET . Re co rd it below should yo u ever need se rv ice. MODEL SERIAL Te mpora ry noise is normal when pow[...]