Hisense 32DM66D User guide

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Read the manual carefully and ensure you have fully understood

its contents before operating this device for the first time.

RSAG2.025.9062SS-2 A

English

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The pictures and instructions in this user manual are for reference only, and may be different from the actual product. Please subject to the actual product. (This statement is throughout this User Manual)

Quality upgrades, product design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

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Important Safety Precautions

This symbol alerts user about the presence of a dangerous voltage not isolated inside the product which can be sufficiently powerful to constitute a risk of electrocution.

This symbol alerts user about the presence of important operating instructions and maintenance in the document enclosed in the package.

AC voltage: This symbol indicates that the rated voltage marked with the symbol is AC voltage.

DC voltage: This symbol indicates that the rated voltage marked with the symbol is DC voltage.

Class I product: 75''/ 86'' requires a safety connection of protective earthing (ground).

In no case the user is allowed to operate

Only a qualified technician is entitled to

ATTENTION

RISK OF SHOCK

ELECTRIC

Do not open the back cover.

inside the device.

operate.

Disposal of Used Electrical & Electronic Equipment

Packaging and electrical goods should be recycled appropriately, and not treated as household waste. Please dispose of this equipment at your applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical & electronic equipment waste. By ensuring the correct disposal of this product, you will help prevent potentially hazardous to the environment and to human health, which could otherwise be caused by unsuitable waste handling of this product. The recycling of materials will help conserve natural resources. Please do not therefore dispose of your old electrical and electronic equipment with your household waste. For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your local city office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

Warning!

Stability Hazard

The device set may fall, causing serious personal injury or death. To prevent injury, this device set must be securely attached to thewall in accordance with the installation instructions.

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Safeguards

Please read the following safeguards for your device and retain for future reference. Always follow all warnings and instructions marked on the device.

1. A note about safety and operating instructions Read and follow all safety and operating instructions, and retain them safely for future reference.

2. Heed Warnings Adhere to all warnings on the appliance and in the operating instructions.

3. Cleaning Unplug the device from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid, abrasive, or aerosol cleaners. Cleaners can permanently damage the cabinet and screen. Use a lightly dampened cloth for cleaning.

4. Water and Moisture Avoid dripping or splashing of liquids onto the product. Objects filled with liquids, such as vases, should not be placed on the product.

5. Ventilation Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided for ventilation, to ensure reliable operation of the device and to protect it from overheating. Do not cover the ventilation openings in the cabinet and never place the set in a confined space such as built-in cabinet unless proper ventilation is provided. Leave a minimum 10cm gap all around the unit.

6. Power Source This device should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to your home, consult your appliance dealer or local power company.

7. Power-Cord Protection Power- supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them, paying particular attention to cords at plug, wall outlets, and the point where they exit from the device. MAIN plug is used as the disconnect device, the disconnect device shall remain readily operable.

8. Lightning For added protection for this device during a lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the cable system. This will prevent damage to the device due to lightning or power-line surge.

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9. Overloading Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock.

10. Object and Liquid Entry Never push objects of any kind into this device through openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short-out parts that could result in fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on or into the device.

11. Servicing Do not attempt to service this device yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

12. Damage Requiring Service Unplug the device from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions: (a) When the power - supply cord or plug is damaged. (b) If liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen into the device. (c) If the device has been exposed to rain or water. (d) If the device does not operate normally by following the operating instructions.

Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions as an improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the device to its normal

operation. (e) If the device has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged. (f) When the device exhibits a distinct change in performance - this indicates a need for service.

13. Replacement Parts When replacement parts are required, be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or have the same characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock or other hazards.

14. Safety Check Upon completion of any service or repair to the device, ask the service technician to perform safety checks to determine that the device is in safe operating condition.

15. Heat The product should be situated away from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other products (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

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16. Fire The product should be situated away from naked flame sources such as lighted candle.

17. Off-gassing The device smells of plastic is normal and will dissipate over time.

Incorrect replacement of the battery may lead to the risk, including the replacement of another similar or the same type. Do not expose batteries to heat such as sun or fire or something like that.

The device should not be exposed to dripping and spraying and it cannot be placed under objects filled with liquids.

MAIN plug on the power cord is used as the disconnect device, the disconnect deviceand socket-outlet shall be easily accessible.

Apparatus with CLASS I construction(75''/ 86'') shall be connected to a MAINS socket outlet with a protective earthing connection.

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Start Guide

Precautions for Installation

As shown in the figure below, leave a ventilation space around the device.

When mounted on the wall:

10cm

10cm10cm

Please leave this space

10cm

When installing this device on a vertical wall, the distance A between the product

and the wall should be kept at least 10cm to facilitate ventilation.

around the device.

Do not install the device as shown below.

Hinder air circulation

Wall

Insufficient ventilation will overheat the device and may cause

damage to the device and even fire.

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CONTENTS

CONTENES ............................................................................................................... 1

Accessories List......................................................................................................... 2

Wall Mount (Optional) ................................................................................................ 2

Remote Control ......................................................................................................... 6

Control Panel ............................................................................................................. 9

Terminal Introduction ............................................................................................... 10

Initial Startup............................................................................................................ 12

Setting ..................................................................................................................... 13

RS232...................................................................................................................... 23

Miscellaneous .......................................................................................................... 33

Speci῿cations .......................................................................................................... 34

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NOTE

Items may di�er in di�erent locations

Display design and accessories may di�er from the images shown.

Remote Control × 1 Battery(AAA) × 2

Quick Setup Guide

RS232 Converter Cable ×1(Optional)

Power Cord (It depends on the regions or countries.)

Accessories List

× 1 Warranty Card×1(Optional)

1. Before installing the wall-mount bracket, ῿rst place the machine on a secure and clean desktop with soft protective cloth. Confirm that the desktop is solid and reliable since the machine is heavy.

2. Remove the wall-mount screws in the wall-mount holes of the rear shell. (Ignore this step in the absence of wall-mount screws. )

3. To avoid damage of the machine, please install the wall mount strictly in the sequence of rollers, wall-mount bracket and wall-mount screws.

4. Before hanging the machine, please con῿rm that the wall-mount bracket is installed securely without looseness.

5 Slowly peel o� the protective tape around the front shell.

Wall Mount (Optional)

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6 Slowly peel o� the panel protective ῿lm on the machine by folding it 180 degrees

along the torn ῿lm label.

Statement

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To use this device in portrait mode, rotate it counterclockwise in reverse until the

power indicator light is as shown in the following ῿gure.

Note

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This device can tilt up to 15 degrees forward from a vertical wall.

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15°

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The pictures are for reference only. For detailed information on installing wall mounted brackets, please refer to the manual provided with the wall mounted bracket.

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Note

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This machine is used in conjunction with Hisense LG400030D (32''/43''/50''/55''/65'' ) and LG60060BE (75''/86'') wall mounted brackets; Using non designated wall mounted brackets together may cause instability and injury.Product defects caused by unauthorized installation by Hisense are not covered by the warranty.

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If installation instructions are not followed or non Hisense authorized installation services or accessories are used, there may be safety hazards (including but not

limited to product falling or falling o�) and personal injury or property damage may

occur. Such damage or loss is not caused by Hisense Company and should be borne by the corresponding party at fault.

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When using wall mounted installation, to avoid damage to the device or personal injury, please install at an angle of less than 15 ° on a vertical wall.

VESA wall mount

standard (mm)

Diameter of wall-

mount screw (mm)

Number of wall mounting holes

200×200 (32'') 300×300 (43''/50''/55'') 400×400 (65'') 600×400 (75''/86'')

Schematic diagram of wall

mounting holes

Rear shell Cushion block

Screw

LCD sreen

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Note

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Only the installation speci῿cation of the wall mount is described here; the appearance of rear shell is for schematic purpose only.

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The screw installation depth in the wall-mount holes of the rear shell , H is : 8.0-

10.0mm（32''）； 12.0-13.0mm（43''/75''/86''）；11.0-12.5mm（50''/55''/65''）; overlong screws will cause irreparable damage to the equipment.

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If the intactness of the machine cannot be guaranteed during wall mounting, please contact professional installation personnel or technical support personnel.

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This wall mount is suitable for concrete and brick walls. For plank and plasterboard walls, special reinforcement is required instead of directly using the wall mount.

Ensure that a single expansion bolt ῿xed in the wall can bear over 1/3 of the overall

weight of the machine.

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Remote Control

Button name Button Description

Power Power on/o�

Source Input source menu

Number buttons.

0-9 -

Rewind Video playback page: rewind

Stop Video playback page: stop

Play

Forward Video playback page: forward

Lock

Setting Call the Settings menu

Use to enter a PIN, enter a Date,

etc.

Video play page: pause Video pause page: play

Unlock the remote control

Key combination:

lock+ok+ok+lock

Up Move to the upper menu

Down Move to the lower menu

Left Move to the left menu

Right Move to the right menu

OK Con῿rm a menu selection.

Back Back to the previous menu

Exit Exit the current page

Volume +

Volume -

Home

Mute/Unmute

Increase the volume by 1 and

pop up the volume bar

Decrease the volume by 1 and

pop up the volume bar

A shortcut button to Home

screen

Mute on: pop up the mute icon

Mute o�: The mute icon

disappears and the current

volume is displayed.

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BRI+

BRI -

Setting – Display - Picture mode

-Customization – Black grade

APPS Open all apps

White Balance

Setting – Display – Advanced

setting – White balance

Device Info Setting – System – About

File Manger Open File Manager

VisionInfo Open VisionInfo

1. In All Apps, Media Center and Media Autoplay pages, press

"Menu" button to enter editing mode;

2. Press "menu”button on other

pages to call out the shortcut menu.

Mutil-Screen

Setting – Display – Multi-screen display

Browser Open browser

Backlight Setting – Display - Brightness

Screen Rotation

Setting – Display – Screen

rotation

Network Setting - Network

Sound mode Setting – Sound – Sound mode

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Battery replacement method

1. Please open the battery cover by separating it from the remote control body at the battery cover grommet.

2. Load two #7 1.5V alkaline batteries, noting that the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals of the batteries must match the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals in the battery compartment.

3. Close the battery cover from the bottom to the top until it fits perfectly into the remote control body.

Effective range

1. Remote Control Distance : Remote control is e�ective within 8 metres from the

front.

2. Remote control angle: Take the remote control receiving window of this machine

as the apex, at a distance of 6 metres, the controlled angle is not worse than ±30 degrees in the left-right direction, and not worse than ±15 degrees in the vertical up-down direction.

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Replace the batteries if the remote control does not operate properly, is unstable or cannot control the unit remotely.

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If you do not use the remote control for a long time or if the batteries are exhausted, please remove the batteries. (Used batteries pollute the environment, so please dispose of them properly.)

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In order to achieve the best remote control reception e�ect, please point the remote control transmitter window to the remote control receiver window position of this unit for remote control operation.

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Remote sensor / Power indicator

Name/Operation Function

Remote receiver

Indicator

Control Panel

Receive signals transmitted by the remote control via this window.

When the machine is on, the indicator light is white; when it enters sleep mode, the indicator light is red.

[Note]

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The appearance is subject to the actual product.

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Since power outage and system processing takes some time, DO NOT power on and off the machine in rapid succession; otherwise the machine may work abnormally.

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Terminal Introduction

RS232 OUTUSB 2.0

SPEAKER

AUDIO OUT

USB 3.0

HDMI 1(ARC)

AC INPUT

KEY

[Note]

The rear view is for reference only, please subject to the actual product.

RS232 port: It is for serial communication control of the machine.

It is possible that some external devices cannot be connected to the machine due

to individual di�erence. In such case, please replace the signal line with a suitable

one or add an adapter cable matching the port.

HDMI 2 D P HDMI OUT

RS232 IN LAN

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Port Name Function descriptionunction

USB standard port is provided with this machine; it can also

USB2.0

USB3.0

be used to connect a standard USB2.0 device, such as hard

disk drive and USB ⿿ash drive.

USB standard port is provided with this machine; it can also be used to connect a standard USB2.0/USB3.0 device, such

as hard disk drive and USB ⿿ash drive.

HDMI1(ARC)

HDMI2

HDMI OUT

LAN

RS232 OUT It is the output port of the serial communication command.

RS232 IN It is the input port of the serial communication command.

AUDIO OUT It can be used to connect a headphone.

DP It can be used to connect an external device with DP port.

It can be used to connect an external device with HDMI port, such as STB, player, or PC with HDMI output.

When HDMI2 or DP has signal input, HDMI OUT can output HDMI2 or DP input signals; it can be used to connect other display device with HDMI port.

It can be used to connect a network cables so as to access the Internet.

[Note]

The rear view is for reference only, subject to the actual product.

It is possible that some external devices cannot be connected to the machine due

to individual di�erence. In such case, please replace the signal line with a suitable

one or add an adapter cable matching the port.

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Initial Startup

1 Startup/Shutdown

Connect the power cord of the machine to a 100-240V AC power outlet.

In power-on state, press the will enter sleep mode. To watch normally, simply press again the on the remote control.

STANDBY key

on the remote control; the machine

STANDBY key

[Note]

After pull o� the power cord, there should be an interval of at least 5s before restart

to prevent abnormality of the machine.

2 Adjust Local Settings

Use of the setting function can satisfy your di�erent needs and allow you to fully enjoy the audiovisual e�ect brought by the machine.

You can adjust image and sound, set network connection and perform other operations from here.

In menus at different levels, you can perform the following operations using the remote control:

Press the

arrow keys

OK key

LEFT/RIGHT key

UP/DOWN key

key

to go back to the previous menu.

to select each option

to con῿rm operation or enter the sub-menu

to adjust values

to adjust options

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Calling Methods:

Press the

Setting:

Network

2nd 3rd Description

Setting

SETTING button

on the remote control to enter the setting interface.

Ethernet Automatic IP

acquisition

Manual IP Users are connected to a wired network and

MAC address Showcase a wired Mac

Wi-Fi On/O� The wireless network has two states: on and o�,

MAC address Showcase Wireless Mac Address

Available network Display a list of currently connectable WiFi.

-Wired priority, connects automatically when wired is plugged in.

-Cannot be turned on when not connected to a wired network.

-By default, the IP address is obtained automatically.

can also manually con῿gure an IP address for

Internet access.

and is on by default.

-The WiFi list is automatically refreshed every 10s.

-Shows the current status of each SSID: Connected, Not Connected or No Internet Access.

-For connected networks, click to view the IP address (including the IPV6 address) or to disconnect; for unconnected networks, click to enter a password to connect, or open the Advanced Settings and select Manual Settings.

Network Diagnostic

Add other network Manually add the network you want to connect

to.

Detects the current network connection status.

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Hotspot On/O� -The hotspot has two states, on and off, and is

off by default.

-Note: Hotspot and wireless network are mutually exclusive, i.e., if the hotspot is on, the wireless network is automatically off if it is on;

Name and password

Enter the name and password of the hotspot you want to connect to

Advanced setting Users can select the encryption method and

channel in the advanced settings

Bluetooth On/O� Bluetooth has both on and o� states, and is o�

by default.

Paired devices -Show paired devices.

-Note: Users can click on the device to cancel the pairing.

Available devices -Show the list of currently searched Bluetooth

devices.

-Note: Users can perform pairing operation by clicking the device.

Search Equipment Users can start the search function by clicking

the "Available Devices" button to search for Bluetooth devices around them. Once a device is searched, it will be displayed in the "Available Devices" list.

Wi-Fi Display -Support Miracast protocol.

-Note: You need to open this page to search the device to cast screen.

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Display

2nd 3rd Description

Brightness Backlight brightness, range 0-100

Auto adjust Automatically adjusts the brightness of the whole

backlight according to the light sense, and is on by default.

Image mode Standard, Text,

Bright, Natural, HDR

-Normal videos correspond to five image modes: Standard, Bright, Natural, Text, and Customization.

-When HDR video is played back, the image

mode automatically switches to HDR standard mode.

Customization -Black Level: This parameter has a value range

of 0-100 and is used to describe the degree of black expression in the image.

-Contrast: The value of this parameter ranges from 0 to 100 and is used to describe the contrast between light and dark of the image.

-Chroma: The value of this parameter ranges from 0 to 100, and is used to describe the degree of colour performance of the image.

-Sharpness: The value of this parameter ranges from 0 to 20, which is used to describe the degree of detail performance of the image.

-Colour Temperature: This parameter has ῿ve

grades, namely, Cool, Cooler, Standard, Warmer and Warmer, which are used to describe the tonal performance of the image.

-Noise Reduction: This parameter has four

levels, namely O�, Low, Medium and High,

and the default level is Medium, which is used to describe the degree of noise reduction of the image.

Screen rotation Landscape -Rotation of the whole machine content, i.e. the

signal display is rotated synchronously with

Vertical

the menu display.

-Provides two angles, lanscape and vertical, the default is lanscape .

Menu rotation Landscape -Only menu shows rotation.

Vertical

-Provides both lanscape and vertical angles,

default lanscape.

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Advanced setting

Zoom -Lanscape screen: full screen, standard, zoom 1,

zoom 2, point to point.

-Vertical screen: full screen, custom.

Dynamic Contrast On, o�, default on.

Luminance dynamic

Auto, Limit, All, default Auto.

range

White balance Users can adjust the white balance of the video

image

-2-point and 10-point white balance can be

selected for adjustment;

-2-point white balance adjusts the white balance

sub-items of the image: red gain, green gain, blue gain, red deviation, green deviation, blue deviation. The adjustment range is (-30

--- +30), and the default is 0.

-10-point white balance adjusts the image's

options including LEVEL selections: 1-10; red, green, blue, with an adjustment range of (-30 --- +30) and a default of 0.

Gamma -Adjust the centre brightness of the image.

-The user has the option to turn gamma on or off. Sub options include: 1.8, 2.0, 2.2, 2.4.

Colour correction Users can adjust the colour of the video image.

1. Adjustment sub-items: red, green, blue,

cyan, yellow, purple, skin tone hue, colour saturation, brightness options.

2. Adjustment range (-15 --- +15), default is 0.

3. The setting e�ect takes e�ect instantly.

Multi-screen display Used in multiple screen splicing scenarios.

1. Set the position and display content of each

screen through the four options of "Horizontal Ratio", "Vertical Ratio", "Screen Position" and "Edge Masking". Set the position and display content of each screen;

2. Horizontal and vertical settings for the number

of rows and columns of the splicing settings, the default is 1 row and 1 column, range 1-15.

3. Screen Position is the position of the row and

column where the screen is located.

4. Edge Masking Setting sub-option for On and

O�, default O�, when turned on, the splicing position image is used to crop o�.

Image parameter reset

Rest preset values for image settings.

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Sound

2nd 3rd Description

Sound mode Standard, Cinema,

Music, Meeting, Customization

Output device Device speakers,

HDMI ARC, USB sound equipment

Advanced setting

Automatic volume control

Balance Users can adjust the left/right balance of the

Maximum Volume/ Minimum Volume

Sound parameter reset

Users can adjust several sound modes preset by

the unit: standard, cinema, music, meeting, customization.

1.Default standard.

2.Custom support 5-band equalisation

adjustment: 120Hz, 500Hz, 1.5kHz, 5kHz, 10kHz.

Users can adjust the sound output device

selection.

1. Output devices include: device speakers,

HDMI ARC, Bluetooth devices, USB audio devices

2. Default native speakers.

When a device type is selected, other types of

audio devices do not output sound

Users can adjust the automatic volume control switch.

1. Adjustment items: on, o�, default is o�.

sound output.

1. Adjustment range -10 to 10, default 0.

Users can set the maximum and minimum volume.

Users has the option to restore the sound settings to the factory preset state.

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Switch on/o�

2nd 3rd Description

Switch-on source

Memory, Home, HDMI1, HDMI2, DP, Media Autoplay

1. Media autoplay option is displayed according

to the playlist, it is not displayed when the playlist is empty.

2. Default boot source is home.

Power on mode Boot, Standby, Last Default boot.

Wake-on LAN Switch on, switch o� Users can wake up the whole machine through

wired network.

1. When it is on, you can wake up the whole

machine through the network, and o�, you

can't wake up.

2. O� by default.

Sleep mode settings

Switch on, switch o� Users can set whether or not to enter the

hibernation state through the hibernation menu.

Turn-on delay Switch on, switch o� Sets the power-on delay default value. Setting

range 2-255s.

Timed switch

on/o�

Boot, Shutdown Users can activate and deactivate the timer on/

o� function. The clock sets hours and minutes in a 24-hour manner, and up to three di�erent switch-on/switch-o� time points can be set per

day (each switch is a time period).

No signal standby

O�, 30S, 1 minute,

5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15

Automatic standby with no signal from the source.

Default 10 minutes.

minutes, 30 minutes, 60 minutes

No operation standby

O�, 10 minutes,

15 minutes,

Auto standby for Android without operation.

Default 15 minutes.

30 minutes, 60 minutes, 90 minutes, 120 minutes

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Signal management

2nd 3rd Description

Failover switch on, switch o� The sub-options contain On and O�, with O�

being the default. When on, you can select master signal source and slave signal source.

1. Among the channels supported by the whole

machine, select two signal sources as master signal source and slave signal source;

2. When there is no signal from the master

signal source and there is signal from the slave signal source, it will automatically jump to the slave signal source;

3. When there is no signal from the master signal

source and no signal from the slave signal source, out of the no signal screen saver;

4. when the signal from the main signal source

is restored, automatically switch to the main signal source;

5. When the master signal source is not restored

and the slave signal source is restored, automatically switch to the slave signal source;

Auto switch

switch on, switch o� The device automatically switches channels

source

Automatic

switch on, switch o� -Supports external signal for whole machine

wake-up

HDMI version HDMI standard,

HDMI enhanced

when it detects a new signal access.

Enabled by default.

standby wake-up.

-Enabled by default.

-This option uni῿es the control of the standby

wake-up function for HDMI and DP signals.

Default HDMI standard

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HDMI CEC CEC switch -On, o�, default o�.

-When the control switch is on, the HDMI CEC

control takes e�ect and the standby control,

auto power on, and remote control switches are highlighted.

Standby control -On, o�, default grey on.

-When the whole machine is switched o� by

remote control, the external HDMI CEC device also enters the standby state.

Automatic power-on -On, o�, default set grey on.

-When switching on the whole machine, the CEC device will automatically switch on after receiving the command from the whole machine.

Remote control -On, o�, default grey on.

-Through the remote control, you can control the external HDMI CEC device, such as up, down, left, right, OK, return.

Homepage setting

Users can customise the homepage according to their needs. Supports browsers, Screen Cast (provided that the multi-screen interactive service lock is on) and installed third-party applications

Serial port ID setting

-User can set the ID for serial communication through the setting menu.

-ID setting data range is: 1-255.

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System

2nd 3rd Description

Language Simpli῿ed Chinese,

English, French, German, Polish,

-Switches the system language.

-The default language is set according to the

shipping country.

Sipan, Russian, Italian, Finnish, Norwegian, Swedish, Israeli, Arabic, Thai, Malay, Bahasa Indonesia

Input method kika input method Currently there is only one kika input method.

Country/Time

Select country and time zone

zone selection

Time and date Network

synchronization

Select whether to enable network synchronisation of the system date and time.

Date Modify the system date.

Time Modify the system time.

Upgrade and update

Device upgrade -Detect the availability of new system software

versions through the network.

-Performs an OTA upgrade of the entire system.

USB upgrade and update

-Detect the availability of updatable system

software through the USB port.

-Upgrade the whole system.

Over temperature protection

USB di�erential

upgrade

Device internal temperature

Primary protection On by default, automatically reduces backlight

Di�erential upgrade of the complete system via

USB interface.

Display the internal temperature of the unit.

brightness by half when the temperature reaches 70 degrees Celsius.

Secondary protection

(Forced on) Prompts to switch o� when

temperature reaches 90 degrees Celsius.

Level 3 protection (Forced on) Automatically switches o� when the

temperature reaches 100 degrees Celsius.

Reset Restore all options and hard disc space of the

device to the initial default state.

Disclaimer User agreement Displaying user agreement.

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About Device name -Display the name of the local machine.

-The device name supports customisation.

Serial number Display the SN code of unit.

Device ID Display device ID.

Android version Display the current system Android version.

System capacity Display system capacity.

Software version Display the current system software version

number.

Wired MAC Display wired mac.

Wireless MAC -Display the mac address after connecting to the

wireless network.

-Note: Display the default mac 02:00:00:00:00:00:00 when wireless is not connected.

Booting running

Records and displays the power-on run time.

time

Issue report Export logs to a storage device via the USB port.

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RS232

Serial Port State

port commands sent by the external controller. See the table below for the speci῿c

command protocol.

When the serial port is open, the machine can receive serial

Data Parameters

DM-SERIES

Baud Rate 9600

Data length (bits) 8

Parity None

Stop bit 1

Flow control None

Command Format

PC -> TV:

Header (2 Bytes) DD FF BB CC

TV -> PC:

Header (2 Bytes)

AB AB CD CD

Length

(2 Bytes)

Length

(2 Bytes)

Command

(4 Bytes)

Command

(4 Bytes)

Monitor ID

(1 Byte)

Monitor ID

(1 Byte)

Data

(N Bytes)

Data

(N Bytes)

Checksum

(1 Bytes)

Checksum

(1 Bytes)

End

(2 Bytes)

End

(2 Bytes)

[Note]

Length is the number of bytes of Command, Data and Checksum.

Checksum is XOR of Length, Command, Monitor ID and Data.

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RS232 Command

Description Command (HEX

Bytes)

Power On DD FF 00 08 C1 15

00 00 xx BB BB yy

BB CC

Power O� DD FF 00 08 C1 15

00 00 xx AA AA yy

BB CC

Screen O� DD FF 00 07 C1 31

00 00 xx 00 yy BB

Screen On DD FF 00 07 C1 31

00 00 xx 01 yy BB

Reboot DD FF 00 06 C1 1E

00 00 xx yy BB CC

Set AC Power

On Mode

DP Input DD FF 00 07 C1 08

VGA Input DD FF 00 07 C1 08

HDMI1 Input DD FF 00 07 C1 08

HDMI2 Input DD FF 00 07 C1 08

DD FF 00 07 C1 FF

00 09 xx zz yy BB

00 00 xx 16 yy BB

00 00 xx 17 yy BB

00 00 xx 0E yy BB

00 00 xx 0F yy BB

Example (PC -> TV ID 01) TV -> PC

DDFF0008C115000001

BBBBDDBBCC

Tips: The range of this

command’s ID is 0x01-

0x34.

DD FF 00 08 C1 15 00 00

01 AA AA DD BB CC

DD FF 00 07 C1 31 00 00

01 00 F6 BB CC

DD FF 00 07 C1 31 00 00

01 01 F7 BB CC

DD FF 00 06 C1 1E 00 00

01 D8 BB CC

DDFF0007C1FF00090

10031BBCC zz: power on mode. 00 – direct, 01 – last, 02 –

standby

direct: DD FF 00 07 C1 FF

00 09 01 00 31 BB CC

last: DD FF 00 07 C1 FF 00

09 01 01 30 BB CC standby: DD FF 00 07 C1 FF 00 09 01 02 33 BB CC

DDFF0007C10800000116

D9BBCC

DDFF0007C10800000117

D8BBCC

DDFF0007C1080000010

EC1BBCC

DDFF0007C1080000010

FC0BBCC

AB AB 00 08 C1 15

00 00 xx BB BB yy

CD CD

When TV is in

standby sate, send

this command will

get one feedback from TV, once TV

starts up, it will send

feedback again.

AB AB 00 08 C1 15

00 00 xx AA AA yy

CD CD

AB AB 00 07 C1 31

00 00 xx 00 yy CD

AB AB 00 07 C1 31

00 00 xx 01 yy CD

CD AB AB 00 06 C1 1E 00 00 xx yy CD CD AB AB 00 07 C1 FF

00 09 xx zz yy CD

AB AB 00 07 C1 08

00 00 xx 16 yy CD

CD AB AB 00 07 C1 08

00 00 xx 17 yy CD

CD AB AB 00 07 C1 08

00 00 xx 0E yy CD

CD AB AB 00 07 C1 08

00 00 xx 0F yy CD

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PC Input DD FF 00 07 C1 08

00 00 xx 0C yy BB

DVI Input DD FF 00 07 C1 08

00 00 xx 09 yy BB

Set Screen

Aspect Ratio

DD FF 00 07 C1 35

00 00 xx zz yy BB

Once this command

is set, reboot TV,

it will show with

expected ratio

Set Mute DD FF 00 07 C1 26

00 00 xx 01 yy BB

Set Unmute DD FF 00 07 C1 26

00 00 xx 00 yy BB

Set Volume DD FF 00 07 C1 27

00 00 xx zz yy BB

Set Backlight

Brightness

DD FF 00 08 C1 32

00 00 xx 06 zz yy BB

DDFF0007C1080000010

CC3BBCC

DDFF0007C1080000010

9C6BBCC

ex: set screep ratio 90

degrees

DDFF0007C1350000010

9FBBBCC

zz = 00 - 0 degree, 01 - 90

degree

DDFF0007C1260000010

1E0BBCC

DDFF0007C1260000010

0E1BBCC

DDFF0007C1270000010

1E1BBCC

zz: volume range 0-100

ex: set brightness to 32 - zz

= 0x20

DDFF0008C1320000010

620DCBBCC

AB AB 00 07 C1 08

00 00 xx 0C yy CD

CD AB AB 00 07 C1 08

00 00 xx 09 yy CD

CD AB AB 00 07 C1 35

00 00 xx zz yy CD

AB AB 00 07 C1 26

00 00 xx 01 yy CD

CD AB AB 00 07 C1 26

00 00 xx 00 yy CD

CD AB AB 00 07 C1 27

00 00 xx zz yy CD

CD AB AB 00 08 C1 32

00 00 xx 06 zz CD

Set Backlight

Brightness

Auto Adjust

DD FF 00 07 C1 34

00 00 xx zz yy BB

Set Date DD FF 00 09 C1 1C

00 00 xx zz zz zz yy

BB CC

Set Time DD FF 00 09 C1 1D

00 00 xx zz zz zz yy

BB CC

ex: set brightness auto

adust o�

DDFF0007C1340000010

0F3BBCC

zz = 00 - o�, 01 - on

ex: set date to 23.Jan.2

DDFF0009C11C0000011

7010

2C1BBCC

zz zz zz = Year Month Day

ex: set time to 12:25:2

DDFF0009C11D0000010

C1902C3BBCC

zz zz zz = Hour Minute

Second

AB AB 00 07 C1 34

00 00 xx zz yy CD

AB AB 00 09 C1 1C

00 00 xx zz zz zz yy

CD CD

zz zz zz = FF FF FF

when error

AB AB 00 09 C1 1D 00 00 xx zz zz zz yy

CD CD

zz zz zz = FF FF FF

when error

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Set Schedule for Power On

DD FF 00 09 C1 3E

00 00 xx tt zz zz yy

BB CC

ex: power on at 9:10 every

day

DDFF0009C13E0000010

1090AF5BBCC

tt = 00 - turn o� schedule,

01 - everyday

zz zz = Hour Minute

Tips: If the device has been

set to power on and o� at

a scheduled time, sending

this command will clear

the original settings, and

leaving only the one sent.

AB AB 00 09 C1 3E

00 00 xx zz zz zz yy

CD CD

Set Schedule

for Power O�

DD FF 00 09 C1 3F

00 00 xx tt zz zz yy

BB CC

Set

Brightness

DD FF 00 07 C1 36

00 00 xx zz yy BB

Set Contrast DD FF 00 07 C1 37

00 00 xx zz yy BB

current source must

be: DP, VGA, HDMI,

PC, DVI

Set

Sharpness

DD FF 00 07 C1 38

00 00 xx zz yy BB

CC current source must be: DP, VGA, HDMI,

PC, DVI

ex: power o� at 18:10 every

day

DDFF0009C13F0000010

1120AEFBBCC

tt = 0 - turn o� schedule, 1 -

everyday

zz zz = Hour Minute

Tips: If the device has been

set with a timed power on/

o� command, all previously

set power on/o� will be

turned o�

ex: set brightness to 32 - zz

= 0x20

DDFF0007C1360000012

0D1BBCC

ex: set contrast to 32 - zz =

0x20

DDFF0007C1370000012

0D0BBCC

ex: set sharpness to 32 - zz

= 0x20

DDFF0007C1380000012

0DFBBCC

AB AB 00 09 C1 3F

00 00 xx zz zz zz yy

CD CD

AB AB 00 07 C1 36

00 00 xx zz yy CD

AB AB 00 07 C1 37

00 00 xx zz yy CD

AB AB 00 07 C1 38

00 00 xx zz yy CD

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Set Color

Temperature

Set Noise

Reduction

Set Image

Scaling

Set Picture

Mode

DD FF 00 07 C1 39

00 00 xx zz yy BB

CC current source must be: DP, VGA, HDMI,

PC, DVI

DD FF 00 07 C1 3A

00 00 xx zz yy BB

CC current source must be: DP, VGA, HDMI,

PC, DVI

DD FF 00 07 C1 3B

00 00 xx zz yy BB

CC current source must be: DP, VGA, HDMI,

PC, DVI

DD FF 00 07 C1 0F

06 00 xx zz yy BB

ex: set colour temperature

to 32 - zz = 0x20

DDFF0007C1390000012

0DEBBCC

ex: set noise reduction to

High - zz = 0x03

DDFF0007C13A0000010

3FEBBCC

zz = 01 - low, 02 - medium,

03 - high, 04 - auto, 00 – o�

ex: set image scaling to

Full - zz = 0x03

DDFF0007C13B0000010

3FFBBCC

zz = 00 - full, 01 - 16:9, 02

- 4:3, 03 - scaling 1, 04 -

scaling 2, 05 - point to point

ex: set picture mode to

movie mode - zz = 0x03

DDFF0007C10F0600010

30CBBCC

zz = 00 - standard, 01 -

bright, 02 - soft, 03 - Movie,

04 - Text, 5 - gaming 12 –

natural

AB AB 00 07 C1 39

00 00 xx zz yy CD

AB AB 00 07 C1 3A

00 00 xx zz yy CD

AB AB 00 07 C1 3B

00 00 xx zz yy CD

AB AB 00 07 C1 0F

06 00 xx zz yy CD

Set Sound

Mode

Set Eye

Protection

Mode

VGA Auto

Adjust

DD FF 00 07 C1 FF

00 03 xx zz yy BB

DD FF 00 07 C1 FF

00 1E xx zz yy BB

DD FF 00 07 C1 01

00 00 xx yy BB CC

current source must

be VGA

ex: set sound mode to

standard mode - zz = 0x00

DDFF0007C1FF0003010

03BBBCC

zz = 00 - standard，01

- music, 02 - news, 08 -

movie, 10 - sports，20 -

custom, 30 - voice, 40 -

meeting

ex: set eye protection mode

on - zz = 0x01

DDFF0007C1FF001E010

127BBCC

zz = 00 - o�, 01 - on

ex: VGA Auto Adjust

DDFF0007C101000001C

6BBCC

zz = 00 - o�, 01 – on

AB AB 00 07 C1 FF

00 03 xx zz yy CD

AB AB 00 07 C1 FF

00 1E xx zz yy CD

AB AB 00 07 C1 01

00 00 xx yy CD CD

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Set anti-burn-

in (image retention)

Set Power on

delay

DD FF 00 07 C1 33

00 00 xx zz yy BB

DD FF 00 07 C1 3C

00 00 xx zz yy BB

Set Video

Wall

DD FF 00 09 C1 0A

00 00 xx zz zz zz yy

BB CC

Set Static IP

Address of

LAN

DD FF 00 16 C1 1B

30 00 xx zz … zz yy

BB CC

Set USB Lock DD FF 00 07 C1 FF

00 0E xx zz yy BB

Factory Reset DD FF 00 06 C1 10

00 00 xx yy BB CC

ex: set anti-burn-in on

DDFF0007C1330000010

1F4BBCC

zz = 00 - o�, 01 - on

ex: set power on delay to

10s

DDFF0007C13C0000010

AF1BBCC

zz = 00 - o�, others - delay

time, range: 2s - 255s ex: vertical 3 devices,

horizontal 4 devices, device

position: 6

DDFF0009C10A0000010

30406C2BBCC

zz: how many devices in

vertical

zz: how many devices in

horizontal

zz: current device position

Ex: set IP 10.16.150.225,

subnet mask:

255.255.248.0, gateway:

10.16.144.1, DNS:

10.16.144.2

DDFF0016C11B3000010

A1096E1FFFFF8000A10

90010

A10900249BBCC

zz .. zz - 16 bytes, IP

address - 4 bytes, Subnet

mask - 4 bytes, gateway - 4

bytes, DNS - 4 bytes

ex: lock USB

DDFF0007C1FF000E010

036BBCC

zz = 00 - lock USB, 01 -

enable USB

DDFF0006C110000001D

6BBCC

AB AB 00 07 C1 33

00 00 xx zz yy CD

AB AB 00 07 C1 3C

00 00 xx zz yy CD

AB AB 00 09 C1 0A

00 00 xx zz zz zz yy

CD CD

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12

AB AB 00 16 C1 1B

30 00 xx zz … zz yy

CD CD

AB AB 00 07 C1 FF

00 0E xx zz yy CD

AB AB 00 06 C1 10

00 00 xx yy CD CD

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Query TV

Status

Query Screen

Status

DD FF 00 06 C1 28

00 00 xx yy BB CC

DD FF 00 06 C1 32

00 01 xx yy BB CC

Query Source DD FF 00 06 C1 1A

00 00 xx yy BB CC

Query SW

Version

Query

Backlight

DD FF 00 06 C1 1B

00 00 xx yy BB CC

DD FF 00 06 C1 3E

00 24 xx yy BB CC

Brightness

DDFF0006C128000001E

EBBCC

DDFF0006C110000001D

6BBCC

DDFF0006C11A000001D

CBBCC

DDFF0006C11B000001D

DBBCC

DDFF0006C13E000001F

8BBCC

AB AB 00 0C C1 28 00 00 xx zz zz zz zz

zz zz yy CD CD

zz: volume zz zz: 05 01 - PC, 05 02 - DVI, 05 03 - DP,

05 04 - HDMI2, 05

05 - HDMI1, 08 01 -

VGA

zz: 00 - power on,

FF - power o�

zz: 01 - mute; 00 -

unmute

zz: 00 - no signal, 01

- has signal AB AB 00 07 C1 32 00 01 xx zz yy CD

zz: 00 - screen o�;

01 - screen on

AB AB 00 08 C1 1A

00 00 xx zz zz yy

CD CD

zz zz - source, refer

to user menu for

source de῿nition

AB AB 00 09 C1 1B

00 00 xx zz zz zz yy

CD CD

zz zz zz - Year

Month Date AB AB 00 LL C1 3E 00 24 xx zz zz yy CD CD

zz:01 - bright，02 -

soft, 03 - auto adjust,

04 - stereo frequency

conversion，05 -

Comfort frequency

conversion，06 -

custom

zz: when ῿rst zz is

06 custom, this byte

means backlight

brightness value: 0-30

LL: when ῿rst zz is zz,

LL = 08, otherwise, LL

= 07

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Query

Brightness

Query

Network

Status

Query Sound

Mode

Query AC

Power On

Status

Query IP

Address

Query Device

Temperature

Query Picture

Mode

DD FF 00 06 C1 36

00 01 xx yy BB CC

DD FF 00 06 C1 FF

00 16 xx yy BB CC

DD FF 00 06 C1 FF

00 02 xx yy BB CC

DD FF 00 06 C1 FF

00 08 xx yy BB CC

DD FF 00 06 C1 1B

20 00 xx yy BB CC

DD FF 00 06 C1 FE

00 00 xx yy BB CC

DD FF 00 06 C1 6D

00 00 xx yy BB CC

DDFF0006C136000101F

0BBCC

DDFF0006C1FF0016012

FBBCC

DDFF0006C1FF0002013

BBBCC

DDFF0006C1FF0008013

1BBCC

DDFF0006C11B200001F

DBBCC

DDFF0006C1FE0000013

8BBCC

DD FF 00 06 C1 6D 00 00

64 CE BB CC

AB AB 00 07 C1 36

00 01 xx zz yy CD

zz is the brightness

value

AB AB 00 07 C1 FF

00 16 xx zz yy CD

zz: 00 - no network

connection; 01 -

network connected

AB AB 00 07 C1 FF

00 02 xx zz yy CD

zz = 00 - standard

，

01 - music, 02 -

news, 08 - movie,

10 - sports，20 -

custom, 30 - voice,

40 - meeting

AB AB 00 07 C1 FF

00 08 xx zz yy CD

zz: 00 - power on;

01 - Last mode; 02 -

standby

AB AB 00 16 C1 1B

20 00 xx zz … zz yy

CD CD

zz zz zz zz - IP

address

zz zz zz zz - Subnet

mask

zz zz zz zz Gateway

zz zz zz zz - DNS

AB AB 00 07 C1 FE

00 00 xx zz yy CD

zz: temperature in

centigrade

AB AB 00 07 C1 6D

00 00 xx zz yy CD

CD zz: 00 – standard, 01 – bright, 06 – AI, 07 –

user, 02 – soft, 03 –

movie, 04 – text, 05 –

game, 12- nature

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Query USB

Status

Query Eye

Protection

DD FF 00 06 C1 6E

00 00 xx yy BB CC

DD FF 00 06 C1 FF

00 1D xx yy BB CC

Mode

Query SN DD FF 00 06 C1 FF

00 0B xx yy BB CC

Query Devicd IDDD FF 00 06 C1 FF

00 0D xx yy BB CC

Query MAC

Address

DD FF 00 06 C1 6C

00 00 xx yy BB CC

Query volume DD FF 00 06 C1 7D

00 00 xx yy BB CC

Query Serial

Port ID

DD FF 00 06 C1 1B

10 00 xx yy BB CC

Query brand DD FF 00 06 C1 FE

00 01 xx yy BB CC

Query model DD FF 00 06 C1 FE

00 02 xx yy BB CC

DD FF 00 06 C1 6E 00 00

64 CD BB CC

DDFF0006C1FF001D012

4BBCC

DDFF0006C1FF000B013

2BBCC

DDFF0006C1FF000D013

4BBCC

DDFF0006C16C000001A

ABBCC

DD FF 00 06 C1 7D 00 00

64 DE BB CC

DD FF 00 06 C1 1B 10 00

64 A8 BB CC

DD FF 00 06 C1 FE 00 01

64 5C BB CC

DD FF 00 06 C1 FE 00 02

64 5F BB CC

AB AB 00 07 C1 6E

00 00 xx zz yy CD

zz: 00 - o�, 01 - on

AB AB 00 07 C1 FF

00 1D xx zz yy CD

zz: 00 - O�; 01 - On

AB AB 00 1D C1 FF

00 0B xx zz…zz yy

CD CD

zz .. zz: 23 bytes

serial number

AB AB 00 26 C1 FF

00 0D xx zz…zz yy

CD CD

zz .. zz: 32 bytes

device ID

AB AB 00 0C C1 6C

00 00 xx zz…zz yy

CD CD

zz .. zz: 6 bytes

AB AB 00 07 C1 7D

00 00 xx zz yy CD

zz: volume

AB AB 00 06 C1 1B

10 00 xx zz yy CD

zz: serial port ID. Settings -> signal manager -> serial

port ID

AB AB 00 06 C1 FE

00 01 xx zz…zz yy

CD CD

zz…zz: brand. ex:

hisense (ASCII)

AB AB 00 06 C1 FE

00 02 xx zz…zz yy

CD CD

zz…zz: model name

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Send Remote

Controller Key

Code

DD FF 00 08 C1 17

00 00 xx zz zz yy BB

Open Settings DD FF 00 06 C1 41

00 00 xx yy BB CC

Open Home DD FF 00 06 C1 FF

00 1A xx yy BB CC

Open CMS DD FF 00 06 C1 FF

00 13 xx yy BB CC

Open

ScreenShare

Turn on Hotspot

Take

Screenshot

Freeze Screen

DD FF 00 06 C1 43

00 00 xx yy BB CC

DD FF 00 06 C1 44

00 00 xx yy BB CC

DD FF 00 06 C1 4B

00 00 xx yy BB CC

DD FF 00 07 C1 0F

08 00 xx zz yy BB

ex: send menu key: zz zz =

00 00

DDFF0008C1170000010

000DFBBCC

zz zz = 00 00 - Menu; 00

01 - UP, 00 02 - DOWN,

00 03 - LEFT, 00 04 -

RIGHT， 00 05 - OK， 00

06 - Return, 00 07 - Source

DDFF0006C1FF001A

0123BBCC

DDFF0006C1FF0013012

ABBCC

DDFF0006C1430000018

5BBCC

DDFF0006C1440000018

2BBCC

DDFF0006C14B0000018

DBBCC

DD FF 00 07 C1 0F 08 00

01 01 C1 BB CC

zz = 01 - freeze; 00 –

unfreeze

AB AB 00 08 C1 17

00 00 xx zz zz yy CD

AB AB 00 06 C1 41

00 00 xx yy CD CD

AB AB 00 06 C1 FF

00 1A xx yy CD CD

AB AB 00 06 C1 FF

00 13 xx yy CD CD

AB AB 00 06 C1 43

00 00 xx yy CD CD

AB AB 00 06 C1 44

00 00 xx yy CD CD

AB AB 00 06 C1 4B

00 00 xx yy CD CD

AB AB 00 07 C1 0F

08 00 xx zz yy CD

[Note]

The range of BoardID is from 01 to FF, supporting 255 machines to be networked together. 00 is the broadcast address, the commands issued by this ID will be executed by all MFPs, but the commands will not be returned.

When all the commands received from TV terminal are returned to PC terminal, the start code should be changed to AB AB, and the end code should be changed to CD CD.

Note for programming of control terminal: For power-on instruction, after poweron action is executed, it returns AB AB 00 08 C1 15 00 00 XX BB BB XX CD CD (refer to the above table for the meaning of XX); if the instruction is not received, it is necessary to send the power-on instruction again. after TV is turned on, the PC will receive AB AB 00 08 C1 15 00 00 00 XX BB BB XX CD CD again, and then the PC can send the control instruction. After the TV is switched on, the PC will receive the command again, then the PC can send control commands to the TV; if any command is not returned correctly, the interval between sending the command again should be more than 500ms.

When TV is in sleep state, only power-on command and query command are supported.

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Miscellaneous

1 Troubleshooting

Before preparation for repair, please check the following table to see if the cause of problem you are encountering can be found.

If the problem still exits when you confirm that you are operating the product in strict accordance with the this manual, you can consider contacting professional service personnel for repair.

Symptom Solution

Check whether the power cord is connected to a

No sound or image

Sound and image interference

Blurred or snowy screen, image distortion

Malfunction of remote control

wall outlet and whether the outlet is energized.

Check whether the power key is pressed.

Check the volume setting or whether it is muted.

Try finding out the electrical appliance affecting

the machine, and keep it away from the machine.

Try inserting the power plug of the machine to

another power outlet.

Check the position and connection of signal line.

Replace the batteries in the remote control.

After removing the batteries, press any key

several times, and then install new batteries.

Check the battery contacts.

Check whether any obstruction exists between the

display screen and the remote control.

Check whether the anode and cathode of batteries

are correctly installed.

2 Related Instructions

HDMI, HDMI High-De῿nition Multimedia Interface, and the HDMI

Logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing Administrator, Inc. in the United States and other countries.

[Statement]

The pictures and descriptions in this manual are for reference only, please subject

to our available products. (This statement is valid throughout this manual)

Quality upgrade, product design and specification are subject to change without

prior notice.

The software content services applying to this product depend on the third-party

provider. It is possible that partial software cannot be used due to network, region, service period or other problems, which has nothing to do with the product quality. Please contact the third-party provider for relevant details.

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Model 32'' 43'' 50''

Product name Digital Signage

Speci῿cations

excluding

Size (mm) (W×H×D)

Product weight (kg) 4.6 8.5 11.0

Visual picture diagonal size (cm)

Display resolution 1920×1080 3840×2160 3840×2160

Product power 110W 130W 170W

Sound power 7W+7W 10W+10W 10W+10W

Model 55'' 65'' 75''

Product name Digital Signage

Size (mm) (W×H×D)

Product weight (kg) 13.9 21.5 29.0

Visual picture diagonal size (cm)

Display resolution 3840×2160 3840×2160 3840×2160

handle

including handle

excluding handle

including handle

726.0×420.6×61.5 970.4×557.5×62.8 1124.1×644.2×62.5

80 108 126

1239.7×710.2×63.3

\ \ 1675.3×955.1×88.4

139 164 189

\ \

1458.9×832.8×63.7 1675.3×955.1×63.7

Product power 200W 240W 320W

Sound power 10W+10W 10W+10W 10W+10W

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Model 86''

Product name Digital Signage

Size (mm) (W×H×D)

excluding handle

including handle

1926.6×1095.5×64.2

1926.6×1095.5×89.1

Product weight (kg) 38.2

Visual picture diagonal size (cm)

217

Display resolution 3840×2160

Product power 360W

Sound power 10W+10W

Executive standard Q/0202RSR 615

Power supply 100-240V ~ 50/60Hz

Operating temperature: 0°C~40°C

Environmental conditions

Operating humidity: 10%~80%RH

Atmospheric pressure: 86kPa~106kPa

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Signal Formats Supported by DP Port

640×480、800×600、1024×768、1280×720

RGB/60Hz

1280×1024、1360×768、1366×768、1600×900 1920×1080、3840×2160

YUV/50Hz 720p、1080i、1080p

YUV/60Hz 720p、1080i、1080p

Signal Formats Supported by HDMI Port

640×480、800×600、1024×768、1280×720

RGB/60Hz

1280×1024、1360×768、1366×768、1440×900 1600×900、1920×1080、3840×2160

YUV/50Hz 576i、576p、720p、1080i、1080p

YUV/60Hz 480i、480p、720p、1080i、1080p

Multimedia Formats Supported by USB Port

Video coding format

Audio coding format

Picture format

VP9 / HEVC / H265 / MPEG1 / MPEG2 / MPEG4 / SorensomH.263 / H263 / H264 / AVS

MP3 / AVI / ASF / MKA / MKV / 3gpp / 3gp / mp4 / m4a / ⿿v

/ wav / ts / mpg / mpeg

JPEG,BMP,PNG（The limitation of max resolution depends on DRAM size，up to 15360x8640

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