Outdoor LED Installation Manual
Transcript of Outdoor LED Installation Manual
Outdoor LED Installation Manual
- XPR Series -
Standard Cabinet
LH080XPRZAS/PZ
Rev.0.9
Contents
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Installation Precautions
1. Product Information
. Specification, Standard Cabinet, Package, Screen Configuration, Fan installation
2. Installation
. Overview, Unboxing, Accessary Assembly, Fan Assembly, Handling Cabinet, Mounting Cabinet,
Y8, Signal B’d Assembly, Cable Connections, Power Connections,
Waterproof/ Bezel Accessary Assembly
3. Accessory Kit
. Tools & Materials
4. Control Room Setting
. System configuration, System Matrix
Installation Precautions – Important Guidelines to Follow
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• Precautions prior to Installation
- Ensure that all personnel at the site of installation wear personal protection equipment, such as safety helmets, safety
glasses, safety gloves and other appropriate safety equipment.
- Ensure that at least two persons work together to move or transport the product so as to ensure safety.
- Ensure that the power cord is not close to any heat sources. The cord sheath may melt and cause a fire or electric shock.
- Do not install the product in a confined space with poor ventilation. The internal temperature may increase and cause a
fire.
- Make sure you remove the power cord before transporting the product. Transporting the product with the cord connected
may cause a fire or electric shock.
- Make sure you ground the display screens before connecting the power source. Contacting a display that is not
grounded may result in death or severe injuries.
Installation Precautions – Important Guidelines to Follow
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◇ Installation precautions for prevention of damage to LED
Precautions Images
[Be careful to prevent external impact or dropping]
① After removing the Cover-Corner from the product prior to installation, exercise caution to
ensure that the LED surface is not exposed to physical impact and the product is not
dropped onto the floor.
② Do not place the product on a vibrating object. Make sure the LED surface does not face
down onto the floor.
③ Exercise caution to ensure that the corners of the LED module are not damaged due to
contact with external factors.
④ Make sure the number of loaded rows does not exceed two.
① ②
③ ④
[Be careful to prevent LED damage due to electric shock]
▶ Do not touch the LED surface with bare hands without wearing anti-static gloves.
[Be careful to prevent LED damage due to chemicals]
▶ Ensure that the product does not contact water, liquids containing alcohol, solvent or
surfactant, or chemicals such as wax, benzene, thinner, mosquitocide, air freshener,
lubricator or cleaning agent.
◇ XPR-S Series
. CREE LED
1. Product Information: Specification
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SPECIFICATIONS XPR-S
Pitch P6 P8 P10 P16TH
Diode CREE CLY6C CREE C4SMM
Max Brightness Nits 8000
Black Uniformity L10 +/- 0.15 (TBD)
Video Processing 24 Bit
Color Capacity 16 Bit
Color Temp 4,500 – 9,000K
Refresh Rate (spec 4,800Hz) 7,680Hz 7,680Hz 7,680Hz 7,680Hz
Horizontal Viewing Angle 160
Vertical Viewing Angle
(Top/Bottom)+20 / -65
Contrast Ratio 8,000:1 ↑
Typ. Weight (Kg/sqm) 40 kg ↓
IP Rating (Front/Rear) IP67 / IP66
EMC Class A
Cabinet Material Aluminum
Service Front & Rear
◇ XPR-E Series
. NS/XD LED
1. Product Information: Specification
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SPECIFICATIONS XPR-E
Pitch P6 P8 P10 P16TH P20TH
Diode NS FM2727 XDL-305J
Max Brightness Nits 7000 7500
Black Uniformity L10 +/- 0.15 (TBD)
Video Processing 24 Bit
Color Capacity 16 Bit
Color Temp 4,500 – 9,000K
Refresh Rate (spec 4,800Hz) 7,680Hz 7,680Hz 7,680Hz 7,680Hz 7,680Hz
Horizontal Viewing Angle 160
Vertical Viewing Angle
(Top/Bottom)+20 / -65
Contrast Ratio 8,000:1 ↑
Typ. Weight (Kg/sqm) 40 kg ↓
IP Rating (Front/Rear) IP67 / IP65
EMC Class A
Cabinet Material Aluminum
Service Front & Rear
◇ Standard Cabinet
- Outside
1. Product Information: Standard Cabinet
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Front Rear
◇ Standard Cabinet
- Product Size
1. Product Information: Standard Cabinet
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Item Spec
Cabinet Size (W x H) 1000 mm x 1000 mm
Module Size (A x B) 250 mm x 250 mm
Set depth (D) 264.3 mm
Weight [kg] 38 kg
Y8 PDS
SMPS
SMPS
SMPS
SMPS
◇ Standard Cabinet (+ Y8)
- Product Inside
1. Product Information: Standard Cabinet
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②
②
②
②
③
④ ⑤
⑥ ⑥
⑦
① PDS
② SMPS
③ AC Filter
④ Power In
⑤ Power Out
⑥ External Fan position
⑦ Y8 (1 Y8 for 1 block)
1. Product Information: Package
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1265
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387
◇ Outdoor Cabinet Box
- Read the label to make sure it is the right cabinet.
Read the information in the attached label to check
the Model Code and Project No.
1. Product Information: Screen configuration
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◇ Screen configuration (for P8)
The screen is divided by size of the FHD and the size covered by the Y8(T’con) board:
- FHD Zone (15 x 8 Cabinet)
: configuration which is the maximum configuration that can display content with a resolution of FHD or lower
- Y8 Block (3 x 4 Cabinet)
: configuration which is the maximum configuration that can be covered by the Y8 board
FHD ZONEY8 Block
Cabinet
1. Product Information: Screen configuration
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S
F
B
: Signal B’d
: Forward Y8 B’d
: Backward Y8 B’d
◇ Note: Zone configuration by screen
Signal B’dForward Y8 B’dBackward Y8 B’d
The location depends on the cabinet configuration you want to install. See LED configurator.
※ This zone configuration differs by pitch. Note that the zone configuration diagram below is applicable to P8.
30m
24m
P8 ZONE1 P8 ZONE2
P8 ZONE3 P8 ZONE4
P8 ZONE5 P8 ZONE6
1. Product Information: Screen Configuration
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◇ Note: Zone configuration by screen
The number of cabinets forming the FHD Zone varies depending on the Pitch, and the quantity and location of the
Y8,Signal B'd are also different.
※ Zone is the basic control unit of System
※The location of the Redundancy Signal Board is installed in the cabinet where the data ends.
[ XPR060-S/XPR060-E ]. Cabinet Configuration : 12 x 6. Resolution : 1920 x 960. # of Y8 : 12 (24 for redundancy). # of Signal : 2
[ XPR080-S/XPR080-E ]. Cabinet Configuration : 15 x 8. Resolution : 1800 x 960. # of Y8 : 10 (20 for redundancy). # of Signal : 2
[ XPR100-S/XPR100-E ]. Cabinet Configuration : 20 x 11. Resolution : 1920 x 1056. # of Y8 : 15 (30 for redundancy). # of Signal : 2
1. Product Information: Screen Configuration
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◇ Note: Zone configuration by screen
※ Zone is the basic control unit of System
※The location of the Redundancy Signal Board is installed in the cabinet where the data ends.
[ XPR160-S/XPR160-E ]. Cabinet Configuration : 30 x 16. Resolution : 1800 x 960. # of Y8 : 12 (24 for redundancy). # of Signal : 2
[ XPR200-E ]. Cabinet Configuration : 40 x 20. Resolution : 1920 x 960. # of Y8 : 20 (40 for redundancy). # of Signal : 4 (Serial B’d/Box 2 + Serial server only 2)
1. Product Information: Fan installation location
◇ Fan installation location
- Fan type : 2 External fan (Intake/Exhaust), 1 Internal fan
- Repeat configuration for 5 Cabinet rows as shown below
Intake fan/ Internal fan
Exhaust fan
Exhaust fan
Intake fan/ Internal fan[External Fan]
[Internal Fan]
5Colu
mns
Air inlet
Air outlet
Air inlet
Air outlet
2. Installation : Overview
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Unboxing Cabinets & Accessories
Fan Assembly
Handling Cabinets
Mounting Cabinets
Y8/Signal B’d Assembly
Cable Connection
Power Connection
Control Room Setting
Pre-Working Before Cabinet Hang
Accessories Assembly
SW set up
◇ Installation Overview
- The installation follows the below order.
- Prior to the assembly, clearly identify the pre-work.
On-site HW Installation
On-site SW Setup Operation
3. Installation
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◇ Accessories that need to be installed separately before and after the Cabinet assembly are as follows.
EXHAUST FANSIGNAL B’d
EXHAUST FAN EXHAUST FAN
Y8
Y8(Redundancy)
INTAKE FANINTERNAL FA
N
INTAKE FANINTERNAL
FAN
INTAKE FANINTERNAL
FAN
◇ Ex) Total Screen 3x4 Cabinet
1) Pre-Cabinet Installation Accessories
. EXHAUST FAN, INTAKE FAN, INTERNAL FAN
2) Installation Accessories After Cabinet installation
. Y8, Y8(Redundancy), SIGNAL B’d,
COVER ACCESSARY, BEZEL
COVER ACCESSATRY, BEZEL
◇ Pre-Installation Work - All Cabinet
Do the following for all cabinets:.
Ex) FHD Zone Screen : 1 cabinet : Work
2. Installation : Unboxing Cabinets & Accessories
Open the box and remove the cushions.
Then, with the handles on the left and right sides of the cabinet,
Lift the cabinet out and peel off the pe bag.
◇ Unboxing
①
②②
2. Installation : Unboxing Cabinets & Accessories
* When unboxing the package or moving the product, do not hold the
handles in the middle of the rear door or the plastic covers on both
corners of the top.
Use Handle when move cabinet
Don’t hold this plastic part when move cabinet
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①
Squeeze the winged
handles together
and pull them out.
Remove the Cover Corner (x4) on the four corners of the cabinet
◇ Unboxing
2. Installation : Accessory Assembly
Attach the Eye Nut (x2) to the brackets at both ends on top of the
cabinet.
Screw point
①①
①
②③
②③
②
③
Bolt
Ring
Ring
Eye Nut
. 1 by 1 installation : Every cabinets
. Section installation : Only Top cabinets of Section block
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①
①
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2. Installation
◇ Pre work on ground – lowest cabinets(P38)
Do the following for lowest cabinets.
Ex) FHD Zone Screen : 1 cabinet : to work onBolt (M8,L18)
①
①
①
Attach the Bracket-frame bottom L/R to the bottom of the cabinet
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2. Installation
◇ Pre work on ground – Install the fan on every 5th lines (intake, Exhaust)(P23 ~ P24)
Ex) FHD Zone Screen : 1 cabinet : to work on
Intake Fan/Internal Fan
Exhaust Fan
Exhaust Fan
Intake Fan/Internal Fan
※ Install every fifth line, but if the screen is not a multiple of 5, install it at the top of screen ( )
◇ Intake / External FAN
4.After settling the External Fan on the filter, use a 2mm wrench to
rotate the Wing nut on the left and right sides to secure the Fan.
②③
②③
**** INTAKE vs EXHAUST (Distinguish these two when intallation)
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2. Installation : Fan Assembly
Open the doors
1.Remove the PC
sheet.
3.Insert the filter.
(Install the fan and the filter without separating it)
2.Remove the view
5. Attach the PC sheet(x4) to the top of
cabinet.
(*Only for cabinets where
Exhaust Fan is assembled)
①①
①
②② ②
②
②
③
Please distinguish between
Intake and Exhaust fan
through this attached label.
Check the location of the
cabinet to be installed.
intake Exhaust
.
◇ Internal FAN
②③
②③
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2. Installation : Fan Assembly
Open the doors
①
①
①
Hook the top of fan on the Bracket-support.
①
* Rear service site : Screw M4 L6 1point
* Front service site :Screw M4 L20 2point
It depends on whether it is front or rear installation.
Please refer to the image below.
2. Installation
◇ Installation Guide ① Each Cabinets Gap(seam) spec / (Measurements based on each LED modules)
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Pitch A (X) B (Y) C (Z)
P6 0.2~0.7 0.2~0.7 0.4
P8 0.2~0.7 0.4~0.8 0.4
P10 0.2~0.8 0.2~0.8 0.4
P16 0.3~1.0 0.3~1.0 0.4
P20 0.3~1.0 0.3~1.0 0.4P6, P8, P10
P16, P20
② Used tools & Kit box
Combination wrenches13mm, 21mm
Ratchet with deep socket13mm, 21mm
Ratchet with deep socket13mm, 21mm
②
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When fixing after hanging the cabinet or making section,
the workers at the front and back of the cabinet should
communicate with each other and install it according to the
seam specifications (Rear installation).
M8 BOLT + NUT
CBN
CBN
M8,L18 BOLT
2. Installation : Handling Cabinets
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Make sure you use two wires (connected using Eye Nut) for each cabinet.
• Use side hole for 2nd wire (redundant wire)
• Maximum number of cabinets that can be moved when installing a section: 4x2 cabinets(*spreader bar)
• Remove the Eye Bolt after hang a (cabinet/section) on the frame.
◇ Guide to moving the product using a crane
Installing a single cabinet
Orient the eye bolt in
line with the slings.
Hole for 2nd wire
Installing a section (4X2cabinet )
2. Installation : Handling Cabinets
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◇ How to make section (ex 4x2)
①①
②
②
M8 L18 BOLTM8 L18 BOLT
①②
Tighten the brackets against the top and bottom of the two cabinets
with bolts.
②③③
CBN
CBN
Z seam
Cabinet to be
extended
Tighten the two cabinets directly from inside the cabinet with bolts.
(doors open) At the same time, adjust the Z-seam based on the
LED modules on the front.
And repeat the 1stpes up to here about lateral extension
M8 L18 BOLT
X seam
③
2. Installation : Handling Cabinets
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④ ④ ⑤⑤
Tighten the bolts between the bottom of the cabinet and the brackets
on the cabinet below.
M8 L18 BOLT
Lowest of section
Y seam
Tighten the two cabinets directly from inside the cabinet with bolts.
(doors open) At the same time, adjust the Z-seam based on the
LED modules on the front.
M8 L18 BOLT
④
Cabinet to be
extended
Cabinet to be
extended⑤
Repeat steps 1 and 2 for the other three cabinets.
3. Installation : Mounting Cabinets (Rear installation)
1st cabinet /section
Hang the Brackets of cabinet/section corner on the frame.
Tighten the top every brackets to the L-shaped steel assembled on the H beam.
CBN
CBN
Lateral cabinet / section
Lateral cabinet / section
Hang one more cabinet and attach it to the next cabinet/section
Z seam
Tighten the two cabinets/sections directly from inside the cabinet with bolts.
(doors open) At the same time, adjust the Z-seam based on the
LED modules on the front.
M8 L18 BOLT
X seam
Tighten the brackets against the top and bottom of the two
cabinets/sections with bolts.
M8 L18 BOLTM8 L18 BOLT
M8 BOLT + NUT
M8 BOLT + NUT
Tighten the top every brackets to the L-shaped steel assembled on the H beam.
And repeat this process for lateral extension,
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M8 BOLT + NUT
M8 BOLT + NUT
①
①①
②
②
③
④
②
③④
Lateral
cabinet / section
3. Installation : Mounting Cabinets (Rear installation)
Hang one more cabinet/section while adjusting X seam
based on the cabinet/section below.
Tighten the bolts between the bottom of the cabinet and the brackets
on the cabinet below.
M8 L18 BOLT
Upward extension
cabinet/section
cabinet below
M8 BOLT + NUT
M8 BOLT + NUT
Upward extension
cabinet/section
Y seam
Tighten the two cabinets/sections directly from inside the cabinet with bolts.
(doors open) At the same time, adjust the Z-seam based on the
LED modules on the front.
M8 L18 BOLT
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⑤⑤
⑥
⑥
⑤
⑥
Tighten the top every brackets to the L-shaped steel assembled on the H beam.
3. Installation : Mounting Cabinets (Rear installation)
M8 L18 BOLT
M8 L18 BOLTM8 L18 BOLT
M8 BOLT + NUT
M8 BOLT + NUT
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Hang one more cabinet/section while adjusting X seam
based on the cabinet below.
Cabinet/Section extending
sideways and upwards
Y seam
M8 L18 BOLT
X seam
M8 L18 BOLT
⑦
⑦
⑧⑧
⑨
⑩⑪
⑪
⑦ ⑧
⑪
⑨⑩
Tighten the three cabinets directly from inside the cabinet with bolts.
(doors open) At the same time, adjust the Z-seam based on the
LED modules on the front.
Tighten the bolts between the bottom of the cabinet and the brackets
on the cabinet below.
Tighten the brackets against the top and bottom of the two
cabinets/sections with bolts.
Tighten the top every brackets to the L-shaped steel assembled on the H beam.
Cabinet/Section extending
sideways and upwards
cabinet below
2. Installation : Mounting Cabinets (Front installation)
1st cabinet/section
Hang one more cabinet/section and attach it to the next cabinet/section
And disassemble some LED modules as shown.
CBN
CBN
Z seam
M8 L18 BOLT
X seam
M8 BOLT + NUT
M8 BOLT + NUT
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M8 BOLT + NUT
M8 BOLT + NUT
①
①
①
②
②
②
Hang the Brackets of cabinet/section corner on the frame.
Tighten the top every brackets to the L-shaped steel assembled on the H beam.
Tighten the two cabinets/sections directly from inside the cabinet with bolts.
(doors open) At the same time, adjust the Z-seam based on the LED modules.
And Reassemble the LED modules
Tighten the top every brackets to the L-shaped steel assembled on the H beam.
Lateral cabinet / section
1st cabinet/section
2. Installation : Mounting Cabinets (Front installation)
Hang one more cabinet/section while adjusting X seam
based on the cabinet below.
And disassemble some LED modules as shown.
Y seam
M8 L18 BOLT
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M8 BOLT + NUT
M8 BOLT + NUT
③
③
③
Tighten the two cabinets/section directly from inside the cabinet with bolts.
(doors open) At the same time, adjust the Z-seam based on the LED modules.
And Reassemble the LED modules
Tighten the top every brackets to the L-shaped steel assembled on the H beam.
Upward extension
cabinet/section
M8 L18 BOLT
X seam Y seam
M8 L18 BOLT
2. Installation : Mounting Cabinets (Front installation)
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M8 BOLT + NUT
M8 BOLT + NUT
③
③④
④
③ ④
Hang one more cabinet/section while adjusting X seam
based on the cabinet below.
And disassemble some LED modules as shown.
Tighten the three cabinets/sections directly from inside the cabinet with bolts.
(doors open) At the same time, adjust the Z-seam based on the LED modules.
And Reassemble the LED modules
Tighten the top every brackets to the L-shaped steel assembled on the H beam.
Cabinet/Section extending
sideways and upwards
B’d, Cable install flow
- Install B ’ d and cable in the following order.
2. Installation
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Y8 Assembly
. Y8 Address Setting
Signal B’d Assembly
Cable Connection
. ① Y8 to Module
. ② Y8 to Y8
. ③ PDS to PDS (B’d ID setting)
. ④ Signal B’d to Y8 , PDS
Power Connection
EXHAUST FANSignal B’d
EXHAUST FAN EXHAUST FAN
Y8
Y8(Redundancy)
INTAKE FANINTERNAL FAN
INTAKE FANINTERNAL FAN
INTAKE FANINTERNAL FAN
2. Installation : Y8 Assembly
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9) Open the door on the rear of the cabinet and attach the Y8 board (Fig.9)
Attaching the Y8 board
Fig.9 Y8 Board attachment point Bracket Support assembly
Y8 assembly (sliding Y8 to Bracket, then turn lock)
screw
2. Installation : Y8 Assembly
Y8 Address Setting
- After installing the Y8 board, give the address so that the system can check the Y8 location.
Refer to the figure below to specify the location by setting the corresponding binary switch.
Screen
Y8 Board
1 Cabinet
Y8 Board
000 001 002 003 004
005006
…….
Ex) Address No. 001 Ex) Address No. 002 Ex) Address No. 015
2. Installation : Y8 Assembly
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Y8 Address Setting
Y8 Interface stage Address setting operation
- The power number on the drawing is [decimal digits]
. For address Switch manipulation [Binary] transformation
※ Y8 Address connector is waterproof coating.
- Can be adjusted by pressing precision drive etc.
※ Note that there is no address above 020
Decimalnumber
BinaryAddress Switch operation
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
000 00000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
001 00000001 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
002 00000010 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
003 00000011 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
004 00000100 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
005 00000101 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
006 00000110 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
007 00000111 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
008 00001000 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
009 00001001 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
010 00001010 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0
011 00001011 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0
012 00001100 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0
013 00001101 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0
014 00001110 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0
015 00001111 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0
016 00010000 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
017 00010001 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
018 00010010 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0
019 00010011 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0
※ When connecting to Redundant Y8 board : Choose Dual Interface and change the
Redundant Y8 board DIP Switch DUAL : ON
2. Installation : Signal B’d Assembly
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Attaching the Signal Box
Fig.10 Signal Box attachment point
screw
Attach the Bracket Support Attach the Signal Box (sliding Board to Bracket, then turn lock)
Open the door on the rear of the cabinet and attach the Signal Box (Fig.10).
2. Installation : Signal B’d Assembly
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Signal Board Assembly
Cap Cable Gland
Snap lock pin
Optical repeater point
Signal Box attachment point Attach the optical repeater
Remove the cap and attach the cable gland to the power cable inlet port.
Fig.11 Connect the power cable
2. Installation : Cable Connections
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Disassemble the cover at the back of the cabinet and reassemble the cover after connecting
the data cable. (Fig.13)
* Data cable specifications: It is necessary to add Teflon tape when using a cable with a circular,
Φ7.0 ~ 8.0mm, and Φ7.0mm or less.
Data cable Connection
Fig.12 Power / Data cabling point
Cover disassembleCable insert Cover assembly
Fig.13 Data cable connection
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Y8 port
After installing Y8, the data cable connects the following ports.
• P6: Connect 12 ports of the total 16 ports
【 P6 】
1234
5678
9101112
2 x 3 cabinetY8 B’d
2. Installation : Cable Connections ① Y8 to Module
4 ports are not used
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12
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Y8 port
After installing Y8, the data cable connects the following ports.
• P8, 10, 16, 20: Connect 16 ports of the total 16 ports
1234
5678
9101112
13141516
2. Installation : Cable Connections ① Y8 to Module
1 2 3 4 5 6
9 10 11 12 13 14
7 8
15 16
【 P8, 10, 16, 20 】
3 x 4 cabinetY8 B’d
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Screen, Block Configuration
2. Installation : Cable Connections ① Y8 to Module
• Screen (P8) , Block Configuration - Block : 3 x 4 Cabinet, Y8 Board is able to control upto
12th(3x4) Cabinet
Y8
Y8
Y8
Y8
[XPR100-S/XPR100-E][XPR080-S/XPR080-E]
• Screen (P10) , Block Configuration - Block : 4 x 4 Cabinet is able to control upto
16th(4x4) Cabinet
Forward Backward
(Redundancy) Backward
(Redundancy) Forward
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Screen, Block Configuration
2. Installation : Cable Connections ① Y8 to Module
• Screen (P6 ) , Block Configuration - Block : 2 x 4 Cabinet , Y8 Board is able to control
up to 8th(2x4) Cabinet
[XPR160-S/XPR160-E/XPR200-E][XPR060-S/XPR060-E]
• Screen (P16 /P20) , Block Configuration - Block : 10 x 4 Cabinet , Y8 Board is able to control upto
40th(10x4) Cabinet
Forward Backward
(Redundancy) Forward Backward
(Redundancy)
2. Installation : Cable Connections ① Y8 to Module
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Y8 Board
Y8 Board
Data cable Connection (3x4 Cabinet)
- 1) As shown in the figure below, the Y8 board (VG-XACMBKIT) for Forward Path is used for the 1 cabinet of the figure below, and the
Y8 board for Redundant Path
Connect the board (VG-XACSBKIT) to Figure 2 below. (Refer to the Accessory Assembly Y8 assembly.)
1
2
2. Installation : Cable Connections ① Y8 to Module
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Note: Data cable Connection Diagram (3 x 4 Cabinet)
- Data cable connection diagram of 3x4 cabinet, P1 to P16: Forward connection data cable label
P5
P6
P7
P8
③
④
⑥
Y8
②
P1
P2
P3
P4
P9
P10
P11
P12
P13
P14
P15
P16
⑤
①
No. Cable Label
① (P1) (P2) (P3) (P4)
② (P5) (P6) (P7) (P8)
③ (P9) (P10) (P11) (P12)
④ (P13) (P14) (P15) (P16)
⑤ (Row1)800mm+(Row2)500mm
⑥ (Row3)800mm+(Row4)500mm
P1~P16 : Forward connection data cable labelRP1~RP16 : Data cable label for redundancy connection
Connect by matching the cable's label number and Y8's number
Connect as shown in the figure on the right by referring to the label of the cable
⑥
⑤
2. Installation : Cable Connections ① Y8 to Module
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Note: Data cable Connection Diagram (3 x 4 Cabinet)- Data cable connection diagram of 3x4 cabinet, RP1 to PR16: Redundancy connection data cable label
No. Description
⑦ (RP1) (RP2) (RP3) (RP4)
⑧ (RP5) (RP6) (RP7) (RP8)
⑨ (RP9) (RP10) (RP11) (RP12)
⑩ (RP13) (RP14) (RP15) (RP16)
⑦
⑧
RP1
RP2
RP3
RP4
RP5
RP6
RP7
RP8
RP9
RP11
RP12
RP13
RP14
RP15
RP16
⑩
⑨
RP10
Connect as shown in the figure on the right by referring to the label of the cable
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• Data cable Connection (3x4 Cabinet)
- 2) Use cables ⑤ and ⑥ to connect data cables between the cabinets.
Run cables through the waterproof tunnel next to each cabinet.
③
④
⑥
Y8
②
⑤①
Out in
As shown in the picture, there is a cabinet in the middle align and connect to Wire Holder.
The left cabinet is OUT, The right cabinet side connects to IN.
Out in
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• Data cable Connection (3x4 Cabinet)
- 3) Caution: When securing cables, exercise caution to ensure that AC lines do not come into contact with data/power cables
P5
P6
P7
P8
③
④
⑥
Y8
②
P1
P2
P3
P4
P9
P10
P11
P12
P13
P14
P15
P16
⑤
①
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⑥
⑤ ⑦
⑧
RP1
RP2
RP3
RP4
RP5
RP6
RP7
RP8
RP9
RP11
RP12
RP13
RP14
RP15
RP16
⑩
⑨
RP10
P5
P6
P7
P8
③
④
Y8
②
P1
P2
P3
P4
P9
P10
P11
P12
P13
P14
P15
P16
①
• Data cable Connection (3x4 Cabinet)
- 4) Use cables ⑦ to ⑩ to connect Y8 boards to cabinets (redundant path connection).
Connect the cables to OUT on the cabinet modules.
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Ex) If 4 x 2 is left Ex) If 3 x 2 is left
• Note
- If the layout of connected cabinets is not 3x4, connect cables based on the condition with the bottommost cabinets excluded.
2. Installation : Cable Connections ② Y8 to Y8
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• Y8 Board to Y8 Board (Forward Connection)
- ① TMDS Cable Connection (VG-XACMBKIT/ENCM)
: For Y8 boards that send data, connect the cables to OUT on the boards. For Y8 boards that receive data,
connect the cables to IN on the boards, as shown below.
<TMDS cable>
OUT
IN
IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN
OU
TIN
OUTINOUTINOUTINOUTIN
Install the TMDS holder after connecting to the input port to prevent damage.
S
S
OUT
S
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• Y8 Board to Y8 Board (Forward Connection)
- ② Serial connection (RJ45, LAN cable) (VG-XACMBKIT/ENCM)
: For Y8 boards that send data, connect the cables to TX on the boards.
For Y8 boards that receive data, connect the cables to RX on the boards, as shown below.
<LAN cable>RX TX RX TX RX TX RX
TXR
X
TX
RX
TXRXTXRXTXRXTXRX
TX
S
INOUTINOUTINOUTINOUT
IN
OUT
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• Y8 Board to Y8 Board (Backward Connection)
- ① TMDS Cable Connection (VG-XACMBKIT/ENCM)
: For Y8 boards that send data, connect the cables to OUT on the boards. For Y8 boards that receive data,
connect the cables to IN on the boards, as shown below.
<TMDS cable>
IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT
OU
TIN
Install the TMDS holder after connecting to the input port to prevent damage.
S
S
RX
TX
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• Y8 Board to Y8 Board (Backward Connection)
- ② Serial connection (RJ45, LAN cable) (VG-XACMBKIT/ENCM)
: For Y8 boards that send data, connect the cables to TX on the boards. For Y8 boards that receive data, connect the
cables to RX on the boards, as shown below.
<LAN cable>
TX RX TX RX TX RX TX RX
TXR
X
TXRXTXRXTXRXTXRX
S
S
2. Installation : Cable Connections ③ PDS to PDS
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• Note: PDS data connection signal flow
- When forward data signals are delivered in a single zone, the PDS boards connected to the forward-specific signal bracket are
connected to half of the cabinets (Group1) and the PDS boards connected to the backward-specific signal bracket are connected to the
other half (Group2).
ZONEUnit
Group1
Group2
Start
Start
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• PDS Board to PDS Board (Group1)
- ① Serial connection (RJ45, LAN Cable connection) (VG-XACP8KIT/ENCP)
: For PDS boards that send data, connect the cables to OUT on the boards.
For PDS boards that receive data, connect the cables to IN on the boards, as shown below.
1 cabinet
OUT INPDS 1 PDS 2
PDS 1 PDS 2
RJ45,LAN cable
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• PDS Board to PDS Board (Group1)
- ② Serial connection (RJ45, LAN Cable connection)
: For cabinets connected to Group1, connect LAN cables to OUT on the PDS boards that send data and to
IN on the PDS boards that receive data, as shown in ①.
ZONE
Group1
…
…
OUT IN
OUT IN
OUT IN
OUTIN
OUTIN
OUTIN
Start
End
2. Installation : Cable Connections ③ PDS to PDS
• PDS Board to PDS Board (Group1)
- ③ Board ID Setting
: To set IDs for the PDS boards connected to Group1, press the ID switches on the first and last PDS boards and
specify the MODEZONE
TACT
LED
• On the first PDS board, press the Tact switch once to change the state to RED.
• On the last PDS board, press the Tact switch twice to change the state to GREEN.
• The middle PDS boards do not require separate setting.
(Middle PDS boards: BLUE state by default)
Start Point Middle End Point
* PDS Address check
Start
End
2. Installation : Cable Connections ③ PDS to PDS
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• PDS Board to PDS Board (Group2)
- ① Serial connection (RJ45, LAN cable connection) (VG-XACP8KIT/ENCP)
: For PDS boards that send data, connect the cables to OUT on the boards.
For PDS boards that receive data, connect the cables to IN on the boards, as shown below.
.1 cabinet
OUTINPDS 2 PDS 1
RJ45,LAN cable
PDS 2 PDS 1
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• PDS Board to PDS Board (Group2)
- ② Serial connection (RJ45, LAN cable connection)
: For cabinets connected to Group1, connect LAN cables to OUT on the PDS boards that send data and to IN on the PDS boards
that receive data, as shown in ①.
ZONE
Group2
…
…OUTIN
OUTIN
OUTIN
Start
End
OUT IN
OUT IN
OUT IN
2. Installation : Cable Connections ③ PDS to PDS
• PDS Board to PDS Board (Group2)
- ③ Board ID Setting
: To set IDs for the PDS boards connected to Group1, press the ID switches on the first and last PDS boards and
specify the MODE.ZONE
TACT
LED
• On the first PDS board, press the Tact switch once to change the state to RED.
• On the last PDS board, press the Tact switch twice to change the state to GREEN.
• The middle PDS boards do not require separate setting.
(Middle PDS boards: BLUE state by default)
Start Point Middle End Point
* PDS Address check
Start
End
2. Installation : Cable Connections ④ PC Box - Y8, PDS, Light Sensor
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• PC box to Y8 Board (Connecting directly PC box Without Signal B’d)
- If you do not install Signal B’d, connect directly from PC box as follows.
TMDS Cable
LAN Cable
1st Y8 Board
[Notes] Serial Server Port
• Port 1 : Y8 connection
• Port 2 : Light Sensor connection
• Port 3 : PDS connection
Port 1
Port 2
Port 3 Port 4
IN 1st PDS Board
LAN Cable
Power Injector
INPUT OUTPUT
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• Signal Board to Y8 Board (Connecting using Signal B’d)
- Using the Serial Server in Signal Bracket, Connect the CAT5-to-Serial adapter + LAN cable to Serial IN [RX] and TMDS cable
to primary TMDS [IN] port of the first.
Serial Server
TMDS Cable
LAN Cable
CAT5 to Serial Adapter
1st Y8 Board
1st Y8 Board
Signal BoardtSignal Board
AC/DCConverter
Fiber toLAN
Power Injector
AC/DCConverter
AC JunctionPhoenix
P1
[Notes] Serial Server Port
Port 1 : Y8 connection
Port 2 : Light Sensor connection
Port 3 : PDS connection
DSUB9to RJ45
Fiber toHDMI
2. Installation : Cable Connections ④ Signal B’d - Y8, PDS, Light Sensor
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Signal Board
1st PDS Board
IN
1st PDS Board
• Signal Board to PDS Board
- Using the Serial Server in Signal Bracket, Connect the CAT5-to-Serial adapter + LAN cable to the [IN] port of the first PDS board.
[Notes] Serial Server Port
Port 1 : Y8 connection
Port 2 : Light Sensor connection
Port 3 : PDS connection
Serial Server
Signal Board
AC/DCConverter
Fiber toLAN
Power Injector
AC/DCConverter
AC JunctionPhoenix
P3
DSUB9to RJ45
Fiber toHDMI
CAT5 to Serial Adapter
2. Installation : Cable Connections ④ Signal B’d - Y8, PDS, Light Sensor
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• Signal Board to Light Sensor
- Using the Serial Server in Signal Bracket, Connect the CAT5-to-Serial adapter(Port2) + LAN cable to [INPUT] port of Power Injector
and connect Light Sensor to [OUTPUT] port of Power Injector using LAN cables.
1st Y8 Board
Light Sensor
Signal Board
[Notes] Serial Server Port
Port 1 : Y8 connection
Port 2 : Light Sensor connection
Port 3 : PDS connection
Power Injector
LAN Cable
INPUT OUTPUT
Serial Server
CAT5 to Serial Adapter
Signal Board
AC/DCConverter
Fiber toLAN
Power Injector
AC/DCConverter
AC JunctionPhoenix
P2
DSUB9to RJ45
Fiber toHDMI
2. Installation : Cable Connections ④ Signal B’d - Y8, PDS, Light Sensor
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• Precautions for connecting the power cables
- When using 110V / 220V, the XPR product has a different number of power connections for each model,
so the number of power connections corresponding to the installation model must be observed.
- When connecting more than the allowed number of power connections, the power breaker may be lowered or
the product may be damaged due to overcurrent
- The connection must be below the quantity, and we are not responsible for any problems that occur in excess of
the number of connections.
- Use the label information attached to the back of the product to check the rated power of the product and the
rated current value of the OUTLET.
2. Installation : Power Connections
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• Rating Cautions
- When connecting AC Junction Box in the distributor, check whether there is an error on the third phase.
AC Junction Box
※ Please note that the color of each country may be different.
※ AC Junction BOX is not provided by Samsung, so separate purchase is required, SI needs to purchase Junction BOX which can IP68, AWG 12.
LiveNeutral
GND
Purchase example site : Amazon ‘FX electrical connection box waterproof IP68 two-way plug’
https://www.amazon.com/FX-Junction-Waterproof-Connector-External/dp/B07FDKH4G3/ref=pd_sbs_60_1/130-6739139-1804662?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B07FDKH4G3&pd_rd_r=93be4196-88a4-49eb-b52f-54fa7efd6831&pd_rd_w=5NOWk&pd_rd_wg=L8FcV&pf_rd_p=d66372fe-68a6-48a3-90ec-41d7f64212be&pf_rd_r=XVQ699PGPQJBZXDGMMNW&psc=1&refRID=XVQ699PGPQJBZXDGMMNW
Not Provided by Samsung
※ AC Junction BOX makes it possible to be located inside the cabinet.
2. Installation : Power Connections
Junction BOX needs one per 4 Cabinets and must be purchaged according to quantity. – Installation is not possible when not purchased
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7) Remove the cap at the bottom of the back of the cabinet and assemble the cable gland
between the power cable connections. (Fig.7)
Power connection
Fig.7 Power / Data cabling position
Cap detachment Cable Gland 조립
Fig.8 Power cable connection Example
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• Precautions When Connecting Cable
- When connecting AC power, connect as follows.
- When connecting the cable, the closed surface of the cable handle must be assembled in accordance with the connector pin direction.
In the direction of the arrow on the connector when connecting AC power, You have to fit it in (You have to push it until it clicks)
Rotate and disconnect the AC power in the direction indicated by the cable.
2. Installation : Power Connections
2. Installation : Power Connections
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• Power cable connection guide (for P8, 220 V) (VG-XACP8KIT/ENCP)
- 1) Use an AC junction board to connect the power connection line on the distribution board to the supplied power cable. Next,
connect the power cable to cabinet #1.
.AC Junction Box
No.Component type
Item type
Item name Description
① Accessory -Power cable
(AC Junction BOX to Cabinet)
600mm, 3pin, 20A
※ AC IN only
② Accessory -Power cable
(Cabinet to Cabinet)1100mm, 3pin, 20A※ Both AC IN/OUT
※ Note that AC Junction Board is a separate item, using IP68 / AWG12
#5 #6 #7 #8
※ The connections #1 and #5 in the distribution unit are located outside the cabinet connecting to inside cabinet
#1 #2 #3 #4
AC IN
AC OUT
Breaker Specification:30A, D-Type
①
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• Power cable connection guide (for P8, 220 V) (VG-XACP8KIT/ENCP)
- 2) Connect the supplied power cables between cabinets #1 and #2, #2 and #3, and #3 and #4.
Make sure the total number of connected cabinets does not exceed four.
#1 #2 #3 #4
※ The connections #1 and #5 in the distribution unit are located outside the cabinet connecting to inside cabinet
#5 #6 #7 #8
Breaker Specification :30A, D-Type
②
No. Component type Item name Description
① AccessoryPower cable
(AC Junction Box to Cabinet)
600mm, 3pin, 20A
※ AC IN only
② AccessoryPower cable
(Cabinet to Cabinet)1100mm, 3pin, 20A※ Both AC IN/OUT
②
①
①
Unconnected the AC port must be Shield with caps
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• Power cable connection guide (for P8, 220 V)
- 3) Follow steps 1) and 2) above to connect cabinets #5 to #8 together. When connecting the power supply,
make sure the power size tolerable by the distribution board is not exceeded. (Single cabinet power for P8: 1000 W)
#1 #2 #3 #4
#5 #6 #7 #8
Breaker Specification :30A, D-Type
No. Component type Item name Description
① AccessoryPower cable
(AC Junction Box to Cabinet)
600mm, 3pin, 20A
※ AC IN only
② AccessoryPower cable
(Cabinet to Cabinet)1100mm, 3pin, 20A※ Both AC IN/OUT
②
①
①
②
※ The connections #1 and #5 in the distribution unit are located outside the cabinet connecting to inside cabinet
Unconnected the AC port must be Shield with caps
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• Power cable connection guide (for P8, 220 V)
- 4) Follow steps 1) to 3) above to connect cabinets #9 to #16 together.
#1 #2 #3 #4
#5 #6 #7 #8
#9 #10 #11 #12
#13 #14 #15 #16
No.Component
typeItem name Description
① AccessoryPower cable
(AC Junction Box to Cabinet)
600mm, 3pin, 20A
※ AC IN only
② AccessoryPower cable
(Cabinet to Cabinet)1100mm, 3pin, 20A※ Both AC IN/OUT
②
※ The connection between cabinets #1 and #5, #9
and #13 through the distribution board should be
made from the outside of one cabinet to the inside
of the other.
Breaker type:
30 A, D-Type
*Connect to the PDS board in the cabinet just above.
(Use a FAN kit Accessory Internal Fan cable)
◇ Internal FAN
②③
②③
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2. Installation : Power Connections (Internal Fan)
Open the doors
②
② PDS board
(Rear of caninet view)
① Internal Fan
Connect the Fan cable in the KIT BOX like these pictures.
ⓧ
Intake Fan
Exhaust Fan
Internal Fan
Power is from upper cabinet PDS
In the case of a cabinet to which internal fan is connected,
Internal fan power must be connected to the upper cabinet.
Please refer to the figure below and connect the power.
Power Connection
2. Installation : Waterproof Accessories Assembly
Cover Cap(rubber)
Cover Cap(plastic)
Cover FanTop
Cover Fan Bottom
PC Cap Sheet
PC Bot Sheet
PC HandleSheet
Waterproof Accessories Assembly
This is the last step in the cabinet installation and install the following accessories on the outermost face of the screen..
분해
분해
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Cover Cap(rubber)
Cover Cap(plastic)
Cover FanTop
Cover Fan Bottom
PC Cap Sheet
PC Bot Sheet
PC HandleSheet
2. Installation : Waterproof Accessories Assembly
Top Row
Left Column
Right Column
Bottom Row
32 32 32 + 8 3240 + 4 32 + 8 4
- Assembly quantity by cabinet installation location(Add accessory quantities to the corner cabinet.)
Waterproof Accessories Assembly
This is the last step in the cabinet installation and install the following accessories on the outermost face of the screen..
- Quantity of Materials per 1 Box
Assembly of waterproof accessories on the outsideof the cabinet located on the outer line of thescreen.
After the cabinet installation (hanging), differentaccessories must be assembled depending on thelocation on the screen are installed.
2. Installation : Waterproof Accessories Assembly
Cover Fan Bottom
Attach the cover fan bottom to the holes of cabinet
From outside, and Hit(or push hard)
the covers and put it in.
Cover Cap(rubber)
Cover Cap(plastic)
Cover FanTop
Cover Fan Bottom
PC Cap Sheet
PC Bot Sheet
PC Bot Sheet
Attach sheets to the cabinet from inside.
※ The 4 snaps should be assembled.
Remove sheet
Attach the sheet to the location where the cover fan bottom is assembled.
- Rear service : Open the doors
- Front service : Disassemble the LED modules for front
- Rear service : Open the doors
- Front service : Disassemble the LED modules for front
PC Cap sheet
2. Installation : Waterproof Accessories Assembly
Cover Cap (Plastic)
Attach the cover to the cabinet, then rotate and assemble it
From inside, and disassemble if other caps are assembled.
※ Stick it completely
45°
45°
Disassemble
- Rear service : Open the doors
- Front service : Disassemble the LED modules for front
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Attach its from the outside
Remove sheets
Cover Cap(rubber)
Cover Cap(plastic)
Cover FanTop
Cover Fan Bottom
PC Cap Sheet
PC Bot Sheet
PC handleSheet
Disassemble if other caps are assembled.
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Cover Cap (Rubber)
Insert into cabinet holes from outside.
※ Stick it completely
Cover Fan Top
- Right side of cabinet : Two holes
- lower side of cabinet : Five holes
2. Installation : Waterproof Accessories Assembly
SCREW(M4,L12, rubber)BN81-19153A
Place it on top of the cabinet from outside to fit the left and right
The dug side is left and right.
Cover Cap(rubber)
Cover Cap(plastic)
Cover FanTop
Cover Fan Bottom
PC Cap Sheet
PC Bot Sheet
PC handleSheet
#2 Phillips screw driver
sides of cover, then tighten the screws.
Cover Cap(rubber)
Cover Cap(plastic)
Cover FanTop
Cover Fan Bottom
PC Cap Sheet
PC Bot Sheet
PC handleSheet
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PC Handle Sheet
Attach it to the cabinet handle from the outside.
2. Installation : Waterproof Accessories Assembly
Remove sheet
On the outer surface of the cabinet located on theouter line of the screen.This is the task of assembling a waterproof frame.
The materials that need to be assembled on eachside of the cabinet are:See illustration on right as different
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Attaching protection frames for the outer cabinets on the screen
2. Installation : Protect Frame Assembly(Optional)
Aluminum, Black anodizing
Frame Top
Frame Bottom
Frame Left
Frame Right
Corner Top L
Corner Bot L
Corner Top R
Corner Bot R
#2 Phillips screw driver
Tool & Kit Box
x 1 = 4 Cabinet
x 1 = 4 Cabinet
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Top/Bottom Protection Frame
Push
1. Locate the Cabinet that needed to install Frame Bottom2. Open Cover Rear of that Cabinet3. Attached Frame Bottom to bottom face of cabinet, align it along front surface.4. Keep Frame Bottom flat by pushing up the center area.5. Assembly Frame Bottom to cabinets by 2EA M8L12 Bolt
6. Locate the Cabinet that needed to install Frame Top7. Attached Frame Top to Top face of cabinet, align it along front surface.8. Assembly Frame Bottom to cabinets by 2EA M8L35 Bolt
M8L12
M8L35
2. Installation : Protect Frame Assembly(Optional)
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Left/ Right Protection Frame
1. Locate the Cabinet that needed to install Frame Left or Right2. Assemble Stud-pem to that cabinet3. Attached Frame Left/Right to cabinet, align it along front surface.4. Assembly Frame Bottom to cabinets by 2EA M4L12 screw
2. Installation : Protect Frame Assembly(Optional)
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Protection Frame extension
Ex: 2x2 cabinet
M4L6
1. Install Cover Frame Top/Bottom from left to right2. Install Cover Frame Left/Right from bottom to top3. Use 2EA M4L6 screw to connect between Cover Frame
2. Installation : Protect Frame Assembly(Optional)
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Protection Frame
Bracket Link
Release these screws
M4L6 screw M4L12 screw
M4 screw
1. Remove Bracket Link from Cover Rear at corner point by release M4 screw: Frame Top/Bottom at right end, Frame Left/ Right at top end.
2. Assemble Bracket Corner to it designed position.3. Fasten M4L6 screw between Bracket Corner and Frame Left/Right4. Fasten M4L12 screw between Bracket Corner and Frame Top/Bottom
* Caution: Using incorrect screw may made damage to cabinet.
2. Installation : Protect Frame Assembly(Optional)
3. Accessory Kit : Tools & Materials
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Samsung supply tool (Frame Kit accessory VG-XABS8KIT/EN )
◇ The tool that the SI needs to prepare
T-HANDLE HEX TOOL HEX KEY
M12 L30 washer bolt
M12 Nut
Installation material Mechanical installation tool Electronic installation tool
Combination wrenches13mm, 21mm
Ratchet with deep socket13mm, 21mm
Level Cordless DrillWith #2 Phillips bit
#2 Phillips screw driver
Flat Head screw driver
10~25mm Adjustable wrench
Parts Tether Teflon (PTFE) tape
Gap gauge
Wire Strippers Wire Crimpers RJ45 Crimping Tool Wire Cutters
Electrical Tape Fish Tape UV Wire Ties AC/DC Amp Meter
Painter’s Tape Channel Lock Pliers
AC Junction Box
Quantity: 10EA/ Cabinet
Quantity: 1EA/ 4Cabinet
Accessory BOX (Separate purchase item)
. Accessory components vary depending on the installation model's environment, refer to the separate VPS accessory box manual.
. The selection of the Accessory Box also depends on whether you want to install it or not.
3. Accessory Kit
Image Label Accessary
VG-XACMBKIT/EN Control Main (P6, 8,10)Essential(choose one)
VG-XACNBKIT/EN Control Main (P16,20)
VG-XABS8KIT/EN BRACKET (Frame Kit) Essential
VG-XAFN8KIT/EN FAN ASSY(plastic+filter+fan) Essential
VG-XACP8KIT/EN Power Cable & Misc Essential
VG-XACSBKIT/EN Control Redundant (P16, 20)Optional(choose one)
VG-XACRBKIT/EN Control Redundant (P6, 8,10)
VG-XAPCZKIT/EN PC Box Optional
VG-XALSSKIT/EN Light Sensor Optional
VG-XASBZKIT/EN Signal Board Optional
VG-XASCZKIT/EN Signal Box Optional
VG-XAFH4KIT/EN Protection Frame _ Horizontal Optional
VG-XAFV4KIT/EN Protection Frame _ Vertical Optional
Label
Accessory information (Separate purchase item)
3. Accessory Kit
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. Frame Kit accessory (VG-XABS8KIT) (per 1 set)
SCREW(M4,L12, rubber)32EA
BN81-19153A
SCREW(M4,L12)16EA
BN81-19154A
EYE NUT20EA
BN81-19156A
HOLDER RING40EA
BN81-19517A
BRACKET FRAME BOTTOM LEFT
8EABN61-16554A
BRACKET FRAME BOTTOM RIGHT
8EABN61-16555A
COVER BOTTOM32EA
BN81-19514A
COVER TOP32EA
BN81-19513A
Bolt (M8,L18)32EA
BN81-19153A
Hex Bolt (M8,L30)20EA
BN81-19157A
T HANDLE HEX TOOL1EA
HEX KEY1EA
CAP PC SHEET32EA
BN81-19162A
COVER CAP32EA
BN81-19515A
BOTTOM PC SHEET32EA
BN81-19163A
COVER CAP (RUBBER)40EA
BN63-18387A
L BRACKET 9EA
BN81-19518A
M8 BOLT + NUT16EA
BN81-19158A
Accessory information (Separate purchase item)
3. Accessory Kit
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. Fan Kit accessory (VG-XAFAHKIT) (per 1 set)
INTAKE FAN2EA
BN81-19505A
SCREW(M4,L6)4EA
BN81-19151A
SCREW(M4,L20)4EA
BN81-19152A
EXTERNAL FAN CABLE1EA
BN39-02521A
EXHAUST FAN2EA
BN81-19506A
FILTER4EA
BN63-19239A
INTENAL FAN CABLE1EA
BN81-18715A
INTERNAL FAN2EA
BN81-19507A
PC SHEET4EA
BN81-19161A
Accessory information (Separate purchase item)
3. Accessory Kit
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. Control Main accessory (VG-XACMBKIT) (per 1 set)
SCREW(M4,L6)3EA
BN81-19151A
Y8 CONTROL BOARD1EA
BN41-02796A
BRACKET SUPPORT1EA
BN61-16680A
TMDS HOLDER1EA
BN81-19168A
TMDS CABLE 5M1EA
BN81-19536A
Assy DATA CABLE 5EA (per code, 4 Cables)
BN82-02546ABN82-02547ABN82-02548ABN82-02552ABN82-02553A
LAN CABLE 5M1EA
BN81-19537A
Power CABLE1EA
BN39-02504A
Accessory information (Separate purchase item)
3. Accessory Kit
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SCREW(M4,L6)3EA
BN81-19151A
Y8 CONTROL BOARD1EA
BN41-02796A
BRACKET SUPPORT1EA
BN61-16680A
TMDS HOLDER1EA
BN81-19168A
TMDS CABLE 11M1EA
BN81-18713A
Assy DATA CABLE 5EA (per code, 4 Cables)
BN82-02546ABN82-02547ABN82-02548ABN82-02552ABN82-02553A
LAN CABLE 11M1EA
BN81-18714A
Power CABLE1EA
BN39-02504A
. Control Main accessory (VG-XACNBKIT) (per 1 set)
Accessory information (Separate purchase item)
3. Accessory Kit
94
SCREW(M4,L6)3EA
BN81-19151A
Y8 CONTROL BOARD1EA
BN41-02796A
BRACKET SUPPORT1EA
BN61-16680A
TMDS HOLDER1EA
BN81-19168A
TMDS CABLE 5M1EA
BN81-19536A
Assy DATA CABLE 5EA(per code, 4 Cables)
BN82-02549ABN82-02550ABN82-02551ABN82-02554ABN82-02555A
LAN CABLE 5M1EA
BN81-19537A
Power CABLE1EA
BN39-02504A
. Control Redundant accessory (VG-XACSBKIT) (per 1 set)
Accessory information (Separate purchase item)
3. Accessory Kit
95
SCREW(M4,L6)3EA
BN81-19151A
Y8 CONTROL BOARD1EA
BN41-02796A
BRACKET SUPPORT1EA
BN61-16680A
TMDS HOLDER1EA
BN81-19168A
TMDS CABLE 11M1EA
BN81-18713A
Assy DATA CABLE 5EA(per code, 4 Cables)
BN82-02549ABN82-02550ABN82-02551ABN82-02554ABN82-02555A
LAN CABLE 11M1EA
BN81-18714A
Power CABLE1EA
BN39-02504A
. Control Redundant accessory (VG-XACRBKIT) (per 1 set)
Accessory information (Separate purchase item)
3. Accessory Kit
96
. Power Cable & Misc. accessory (VG-XACP8KIT) (per 1 set)
POWER CABLE6EA
BN39-02537A
MASTER POWER CABLE2EA
BN39-02536A
LAN CABLE8EA
BN81-18712A
DATA CABLE8+8EA
BN82-02556ABN82-02557A
CAP PC SHEET8EA
BN81-19162A
COVER CAP8EA
BN63-18341ABN63-18398A
HANDLE PC SHEET4EA
BN81-19164A
Bolt (M8,L18)32EA
BN81-19153A
COVER CAP (RUBBER)4EA
BN63-18387A
L BRACKET 10EA
BN81-19167A
M8 BOLT + NUT16EA
BN81-19158A
END CAP2EA
BN81-19336A
Accessory information (Separate purchase item)
3. Accessory Kit
97
. Protection Frame (VG-XAFV4KIT) (per 1 set)
COVER-FRAME LEFT4EA
BN81-19508A
COVER-FRAME RIGHT4EA
BN81-19509A
GUIDE PIN8EA
BN81-19171A
L BRACKET 10EA
BN81-19522A
M8 BOLT + NUT16EA
BN81-19158A
BACKET CORNER BOT LEFT
1EABN81-19512A
BACKET CORNER BOT RIGHT
1EABN81-19512A
BACKET CORNER TOP LEFT
1EABN81-19512A
BACKET CORNER TOP RIGHT
1EABN81-19512A
SCREW(M4,L6)20EA
BN81-19169A
SCREW(M4,L12)22EA
BN81-19170A
Accessory information (Separate purchase item)
3. Accessory Kit
98
. Protection Frame (VG-XAFH4KIT) (per 1 set)
COVER-FRAME BOT4EA
BN81-19511A
COVER-FRAME TOP4EA
BN81-19510A
Bolt (M8,L35)8EA
BN81-19172A
Bolt (M8,L12)8EA
BN81-19173A
SCREW (M4,L6)20EA
BN81-19169A
3. Accessory Kit
99
Accessory information (Separate purchase item)
. Signal Board accessory (VG-XASBKIT) (per 1 set)
5 volt PSUBN81-17909A
12 volt PSUBN81-17910A
LAN Cable
Serial Server1EA
BN81-19180A
3M Fiber Jumper2EA
BN81-13643A
Serial Adapter4EA
BN81-13912A
HDMI Fiber Receiver1EA
BN81-17558A
1M Fiber Jumper2EA
BN81-13642A
Ethernet Media Converter2EA
BN81-15094A
3. Accessory Kit
100
Accessory information (Separate purchase item)
. Signal Box accessory (VG-XACBKIT) (per 1 set)
Serial Server1EA
BN81-19180A
3M Fiber Jumper2EA
BN81-13643A
5 volt PSU1EA
BN81-17909A
Serial Adapter4EA
BN81-13912A
12 volt PSU1EA
BN81-17910A
LAN Cable
1M Fiber Jumper2EA
BN81-13642A
Fiber Enclosure
L-Com enclosureEthernet Media Converter2EA
BN81-15094A
HDMI Fiber Receiver1EA
BN81-17558A
<Final assembly>
3. Accessory Kit
101
Accessory information (Separate purchase item)
. PC BOX accessory (VG-PCZBKIT) (per 1 set)
iBase AGS PC1EA
BN81-17540A
DisplayPort to VGA1EA
BN81-13793A
Monitor, 7”1EA
BN81-13838A
Windows 10 LTSB1EA
BN81-15702A
Power Injector1EA
BN94-13069A
12 volt PSUBN81-17910A
LAN Cable
RJ45 to DB9 Serial adapter
4EABN81-13912A
Fiber Enclosure
L-Com enclosure12 volt PSU1EA
BN81-17910A
<Final assembly>
4. Control Room Setting : System Configuration
Using Signal box (control room exist) : Signal Box required
Using PC box (control room not exist) : Signal Box not required
※ Note : Control room
- This refers to a room where you can control and monitor the screen when installing a sports space or a large outdoor screen.
- If control room is provided, installation can be done using Signal Box.
- If the control room is not available, such as on the highway, install it using the PC Box.
(However, only screens with resolution below FHD can be installed)
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4. Control Room Setting : System Configuration (With Control Room)
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Total system configuration (※ With Control Room)
LED Control PC
Inte
rnet
4k Media Player
Data P
ath
Y8 Board
Power Distribution
LED SCREENControl Room
TMDS MC
Fiber MC
TMDS MC
Fiber MC
Signal Bd
TMDS MC
Fiber MC
TMDS MC
Fiber MC
TMDS Cable
LAN Cable
Optical Cable
Power Cable
ETH1 ETH2
ETH1 ETH2
……
……
Ethernet Switch
PDS Board
FBR : FiberMC : Media Converter
Optical
Signal Bd
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Total system configuration (Without Control room)
LED Control
PC
Inte
rnet
Y8 Board
LED SCREEN
PC BOX
TMDS Cable
LAN Cable
Power Cable
……
Serial Server
Power Distribution
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Total system configuration (Without Control room)
LED SCREEN
LED Control
PC
Inte
rne
t
Y8 Board
LED SCREENPC BOX
TMDS Cable
LAN Cable
Power Cable Power Distribution
LED Control PC
LCD Monotor
PDS Board
Y8 Board
PDS Board
……HDMI
Distributor
LAN Cable(Backward)
LAN Cable(Backward)
HDMI Cable(Forward)
LAN Cable(Forward)
LAN Cable(Forward)
HDMI Cable(Backward)
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Control Room
- On the LED Control PC, install the System Matrix, PV System and Processor.※ Please contact SI for further information regarding use and. connection
LED
Control PC
Inte
rne
t
4k
Media Player
Data
Path
TMDS MC
FBR MC
TMDS MC
FBR MC
ETH1 ETH2
ETH1 ETH2
Control Room
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LED Control PC
Serial Server
RJ45
CAT5 to Serial Adapter
Ethernet
- ① Serial Server Setting
: Set the IP address for the Control PC to enable a connection with the Serial Server. Next, in the Internet Explorer address
bar, enter the Serial Server IP address to access the settings screen. (→ Click the Login button. You do not need to enter
a password.)
※ Control PC IP settings screen (example)
※ The default static IP address for the Serial Server can be found in the
label on the rear.
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- ② Serial Server Setting
: Configure settings for each port (ports 1 to 4), as shown below. (Mode: RS-422 (4-wire) / Baud Rate: 115200)
Press “Save.” The Serial Server automatically reboots. (The reboot process takes about 15 seconds to complete.)
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Overview of System Matrix software
- The System Matrix software is designed to control multiple LED displays. With this software, you can control multiple
displays of different sizes and pixel pitches.
- Use the “Setup System Matrix (20-04-0802x64).msi” file to install the System Matrix software.
After the software is installed, the software shortcut appears on the Start menu.
- To launch the software, select Start > All Programs > Prismview > System Matrix.
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System Matrix program setting
- Set the value for the XPR model on the Settings – Output Settings screen of the main screen.
※ When connecting to Redundant Y8 board : Choose Dual Interface and change the Redundant Y8 boardDIP Switch DUAL : ON
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System Matrix Program setting
- From the top menu of the main screen [Location], set Country / Region / City to suit the installation location.
*Normally, set to automatically adjust the brightness according to the Sunrise / Sunset time.
※ Latitude/Longitude is automatically specified according to the selected region
※ Ramp time allows gradual change in brightness adjustment according to Sunrise/Sunset.
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System Matrix program setting
- Add the Controllers and Displays you want to control from the menu [Manage Systems] at the top of the main screen.
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System Matrix program setting
- Connect the added controller and display to each other.
Click and drag the mouse over the Display Area while you click on the appropriate Controller Area.
After confirmation of link, click Save & Exit.
※ Controller ↔ Display non-connection, the pop-up window below appears.
linked
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System Matrix program setting
- The Controller window appears, and for detailed setup, click the Setting button.
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System Matrix program setting
- Click the ‘configure output layout’ button the Layout button to set the value for the associated screen layout.
(example) Configure 2x2 Cabinet screens with 2 Y8
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Number of connected PDS
Master Y8 Redundant Y8
Light Sensor
PDS
System Matrix program setting
- On the Communications Settings screen, enter the Serial Server connection information.
(Connected Serial Server IP address : insert Port)
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System Matrix basic functions overview
Manually control display brightness/Set brightness automatic control via Light Sensor
Screen output control, simple screen brightness control.
Use for troubleshooting purposes such as print test pattern and video signal, color uniformity, etc.
Schedule the video contents
Power supply status, check Pixel/Module/Y8 status, monitor product temperature
PDS diagnostics, control settings
Dimming
Global Control
Serial Colors
Global Setting
Diagnostics
Power Status
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System Matrix basic function
◎ Dimming
This feature allows you to control display brightness manually, or 50 automatically through the Light Sensor.
- General Output
: Display brightness is always maintained at the value set by this function.
(2) Dimming menu
Select 'Dimming' from the drop-down menu in the upper left corner of the
Setting window.
(3) General Output
- Output : Enter the desired default brightness value as a percentage in the General
Output field at the top center of the window. The display brightness is set to this
setting when the program reboots.
- Use Ramping : function Dynamic brightness adjustment activated.
If you check this function, the brightness will be automatically adjusted based on the
criteria below:
• Value of Minimum / Maximum Output (%)
• Information of the current time and date settings
• Information of Location Sunrise / Sunset
(1) Open Setting window
Click the 'Settings' button in the main window of the program.
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System Matrix basic function
- Light Sensor
: The light sensor automatically adjusts the brightness to match the lighting conditions around the display.
(2) Dimming menu
Select 'Dimming' from the drop-down menu in the upper left corner of
the Setting window.
.
(1) Open Setting window
Click the 'Settings' button in the main window of the program.
(3) Setting the Light Sensor brightness Thresholds
You can specify brightness Thresholds by enabling the Light Sensor and entering the
Day Lumens / Night Lumens value.
• When enabled, the light sensor automatically controls the brightness.
• Use Global Sensor : If you check this function, you can adjust the brightness of all
displays connected to System Matrix with one light sensor at a time.
• Day Lumens : Specify the brightness Threshold value or Max output % value for
the daytime zone. If the Light Sensor value is greater than the Max output %
value, the display outputs Max brightness.
• Night Lumens : Specify the brightness Threshold value or Min output % value for
the night time zone. If the Light Sensor value is lower than the Min output %
value, the display outputs Min brightness.
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System Matrix basic function
- Output %
: The function sets the display brightness minimum / maximum.
(3) Maximum and Minimum Output %
Max % : Set the maximum brightness value of the desired display to %.
Min % : Set the minimum brightness value for the desired display to %.
If you want to use Dynamic brightness mini / max level,
you should check ‘Use ramping’ box.
(2) Dimming menu
Select 'Dimming' from the drop-down menu in the upper left corner of
the Setting window.
(1) Open Setting window
Click the 'Settings' button in the main window of the program.
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System Matrix basic function
- Dimming Schedule
: When using this function, System Matrix adjusts brightness according to the dimming schedule set.
(3) Dimming Schedule
After checking Enable, press the right button to modify the Dimming Schedule file.
The Dimming Schedule is created as a text file based on HTML code.
After modification, the Save & Exit button must be pressed to reflect.
(example)
(2) Dimming menu
Select 'Dimming' from the drop-down menu in the upper left corner of
the Setting window.
(1) Open Setting window
Click the 'Settings' button in the main window of the program.
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1 2 3
System Matrix basic function
◎ Global Control / Serial Colors / Global Settings / Diagnostics
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System Matrix basic function
◎ Global Control
(1) Open Global Control
Click the 'Global Control' button in the toolbar at the top of the program window.
(2) Blank Output
Click the 'Disable Output' button in the Global Control window to stop the image output
signal. To print the image again, click the 'Enable Output' button.
- Blanking
: This function allows you to stop the display's screen output without turning off the set power.
This means that the user can temporarily dim all displays and output them again while power is being applied..
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System Matrix basic function
- All On / All Off
: The function allows you to turn off and turn on the display. (LED Module Power on/off)
(3) Toggle Power
Click the 'All Off' button in the Global Control window.
Click the 'All On' button to turn on Module power again.
Note: For XPR, only the LED modules power is on/off.
- Set Brightness
: The function allows you to manually adjust the brightness of the display to the desired value.
※ When the program restarts, the Display will return to the default brightness setting.
(4) Brightness Adjustment
Use the Brightness slider bar to control global brightness.
Each mark on the slider bar represents a 5% change in display brightness.
The left side of the bar is 0% and the right side is 100%.
The Set Brightness XX% button applies the slider bar values to all displays.
Note: The value displayed on the Set Brightness XX% button changes depending on the
slider bar position.
if you press the Set Default button, brightness value turns back to its default setting.
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System Matrix basic function
◎ Serial Color Test Patterns
: The Test Pattern setup feature sends a specific color or test pattern to the Display over a serial connection.
It is mainly used for troubleshooting purposes, and color uniformity can be checked.
※ All video signals are bypassed when the function is executed, and the existing content will not be played until the pattern is terminated.
(1) Open Serial Colors window
Click the 'Global Control' button in the toolbar at the top of the program window.
(2) Serial Color Test Patterns output
The left side of the Serial Color Control window displays a list of connected devices.
The checkbox allows you to output a specific pattern on the selected device.
The 'Output percentage' setting allows you to adjust the brightness of the selected
display test pattern. This setting is output independent of individual or full brightness
setting values, interrupting the content that was being output and playing the pattern.
Note: A warning window will appear on the left side picture before content that was
currently playing is interrupted. Pressing the 'Stop' button in the lower right corner
stops the Serial Color Test Pattern output and returns to previously played content.
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System Matrix basic function
◎ Global Setting
- Blanking Schedule
: The function allows you to stop the display output at the specified time zone. (→between the first and second designated time)
This feature stops display output at any time of night.
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System Matrix basic function
◎ Diagnostics
: These features enable monitoring and diagnosis of product status.
Data about the power supply status, each pixel, module/Y8 status, and PDS diagnostic functions are displayed, and the
temperature of the product can also be monitored.
(1) Open Diagnostics window
Click the ‘Diagnostics’ button on the System Matrix main window .
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System Matrix basic function
◎ Diagnostics
Module 진단상태확인
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System Matrix basic function
◎ Diagnostics
Check the Module F/W Version Check the Y8 F/WVersion
Check the Module Temperature
→ When you check Show problems, detail information are appear.
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System Matrix basic function
◎ Power Status - PDS diagnostics
(1) PDS Diagnostics function
Double-click on the Power Status area of the System Matrix main window.
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System Matrix basic function
◎ Power Status - PDS Diagnostics
You can monitor ID, F/W version, FAN status, temperature, Y8/module status of PDS, and perform FAN on/off, Y8 on/off,
module on/off, and F/W update functions through Commands function.
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System Matrix basic function
◎ Power Status – PDS Control
(2) PDS Control function
Commands – You can select Fan Control to adjust Top/Rear Fan On/Off and Speed. (Stage 2 Fan Speed Adjustment – Low / High)
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System Matrix basic function
◎ Power Status – PDS Control
(2) PDS Control function
Commands – You can select Auto / Manual mode by selecting Control Mode.
• Auto : Mode for automatically adjusting Fan speed according to reference temperature
• Manual : Manually adjust the Fan speed to a user-specified speed.
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System Matrix basic function
◎ Power Status – PDS Control
(2) PDS Control Function
Commands – You can update the PDS firmware by selecting Update Firmware. (L-XPRMWWAC-****.*.srec)