SWEDX Blade User Manual

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User’s Guide

SWEDX Blade

SWB-XX-A2

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

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SWEDX wave SWEDX TV-Stand

SWEDX offers a wide

range of accessories

with professional design

and functionality for

Digital Signage and

LED-TVs

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SWEDX Soundbar

Super Slim LED-TV

Wall-mount Retractable

SWEDX Matrix Screens

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

SWEDX shelves

Wooden Wall-mount

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Index Page

Index 3

Introduction 4

Safety precaution 4

Basic operations 5

Contents 6

Inputs 6

Remote Control Notice 7

Remote Control Buttons 8

Main Operations 9

Volume Control 9

OSD Menu Operation 9

OSD Menu Structure 9

Menus in USB Mode/SC Card (IM) 10

PLAY SETTI NGS MENU 10

FUNCTION MODE 10

MEDIA TYPE 10

SLIDE MODE 10

SLIDE TIME 10

BG MUSIC 10

PICTURE SCALING 10

ROLL SETTING 11

ADVANCED MENU 11

LANGUAGE 11

AUTO PLAY 11

REPEAT MODE 11

PLAY LOG 11

CLOCK MENU 12

CURRENT CLOCK 12

TIMER MODE 12

CLOCK SHOW 12

CLOCK TEXT COLOR 12

PICTURE&OTHER MENU 13

BRIGHTNESS 13

CONTRAST 13

COLOR 13

SHARPNESS 13

ASPECT RATIO 13

OSD ROTATE 13

SOUND SETTINGS 13

USB/SD DATA UPDATE 13

Storage device protection 14

Description of Swedx Simple (SD Card IM)) 15

Supported file formats and codecs 16

Menus in AV, YPBPR and HDMI mode 17

PICTURE MENU 17

PICTURE MODE 17

COLOR TEMPERATURE 17

ASPECT RATIO 17

NOISE REDUCTION 17

SCREEN 17

SOUND MENU 17

SOUND MODE 17

BALANCE 17

AUTO VOLUME 17

SURROUND SOUND 17

SPDIF MODE 17

EQ 17

TIME MENU 18

CLOCK 18

TIMER SET 18

OPTION MENU 18

LANGUAGE 18

RESTORE FACTORY DEFAULT 18

Description of SWEDX Wave 19

SWEDX Wave Key operations 19

Description of SWEDX Wave HDMI 20

SWEDX Wave Key HDMI operations 20

Warranty and Service 21

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Introduction

SWEDX introduces the thinnest kiosk display in the world, SWEDX Blade.

SWEDX Blade is optimal for displaying different types of advertisements/information. The design possibilities are unlimited thanks to support for both images and videos. The thin design reflects the elegance of SWEDX Blade. The Full HD screen ensures optimal display of the content

Safety precaution

• Do not place the product on unstable places, from which it may fell off.

• Do not expose the product to extreme temperature and humid environment.

• Avoid subjecting the product to direct sunlit and other heat sources.

• Do not put the product into any liquid.

• Do not put anything inside the product, or place liquid container on it.

• In thunder rainy days (especially with lightening), please unplug the power cables.

• Do not step on the power cable, or tangle them together

• Avoid overload of the exterior electric outlet to prevent fire hazard of electric shock.

• Clean the product with dry and soft cloth.

• lf your product is broken, do not repair it by yourself, but contact the maintenance personnel.

• lf the remote control is left unused for a longtime, please take the batteries out and store them in dry places.

• Avoid dropping the remote control.

• lf the product is installed for exhibition purpose, please do not place the overheated part on the ground or carpet to prevent accident.

Please install the product at proper position. Please install it under the guidance of professional staff.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference.

2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This equipment is predeterminated to work constantly (unless adding switch on this equipment) Please disconnect the power cord if this equipment will not be used for a long time.

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

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Basic operations

• Use AC 100-240V 50-60 Hz power outlet for the product power supply.

• lf the screen of the product is not on, please press the power button on the remote control.

• lf you want to shut off the product temporary, please press the power button on the remote control.

• lf you want to turn off the product completely, please disconnect the power cable.

• ln HDMI and VGA mode the product will enter idle state if there is no signal input within 300 seconds (HDMI) and 30 seconds (VGA). The product will turn on when the signal is received.

• The setting and tuning of picture and sound will be saved when the product is shut off, which will be working in the pre-shut off state when the product is turned on again.

• lf PC signal source is used, please first set the resolution of the PC display card as the following modes: (1920x1080 60 Hz for Full HD models and 1366x768 for HD models).

• lf there is progressive output of the signal used by the user, signal source with progressive output is recommended.

Preparation

• Put the product on a stable surface.

• Do not fix the product with others fixations than those provided or suggested by the manufacturer.

• Do not place any material on the product.

• Do not block or cover the ventilation openings on the product.

• The product must be plugged with a tension source of 100-240 volts and 50-60 Hz.

• Power cord and cables must be properly routed and protected to prevent from stepping on them.

• Keep the power cord away from any heat source. Possible fire hazard.

Heating sources and humidity

• Keep the product dry and away from humidity.

• Keep the product away from heat sources.

Cleaning and maintenance

• Unplug the product before cleaning it. Do not use solvents or liquids to clean the product.

• Only clean the product with a soft and dry cloth.

• In case of troubleshooting, do not use spare parts other than those suggested by the manufacturer. Using inadequate spare parts can lead to electric shocks, short-circuits fire or others incidents. Please contact a technical authorized by SWEDX brand.

Departure in holidays

• Unplug the product during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.

WARNING

RISK OF ELE CTRIC SHO CK

DO NO T OPEN

CAUTION:

TO R ED UCE THE RIS K OF EL ECTR IC S HOC K, DO N OT

REM OVE C OVE R(O R BA CK) . RE FER SER VI CIN G TO

QUA LIFI ED S ERV ICE PE RSO NN EL

WARNING:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPARATUS TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

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Contents

Included items are:

2 x CR2025 Batteries

INFO

VOL

ARC

AUDIO

HDMI

SUB.T

USB

V/ R

ADIO

Remote Control 3 x Screws

Main unit

Base

Hex Allen key

CAUTION

Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly

replaced. Replace only with the same or

equivalent type.

CR 2025 Battery

CAUTION

The batteries shall not be exposed to

excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like.

CR 2025 Battery

Inputs

1. AV

Input for audio/video sources

*Component and AV shares the same audio input

2. YpBpR

Input for component sources (YpBpR)

3. Headphone

Output for headphone devices

4. Conn. B

Input for Conn. B from control buttons

Only for use with SWEDX Wave buttons

5. Conn. A

Input for Conn. A from control buttons

Only for use with SWEDX Wave buttons

6. SD Card (IM)

Input for Main memory (USB or SD-card). This input is used to play the content (photos or videos)

7. USB1

Input for USB 1. This input is used for firmware update and content update (see USB/SD data update)

8. HDMI

Input for HDMI sources

9. PC

Input for PC or VGA sources

10. PC Audio

Input for PC audio when PC input is connected

11. Coaxial

Output for digital audio signal (coaxial)

Inputs

CAUTION

SD Card(IM)

Do not connect any HDMI devices to the screen through Conn. A or Conn. B. This may cause damage to the LED screen and the HDMI device. Conn. A and B are exclusively intended to be connected to SWEDX Wave buttons.

YpBpR Head phone Conn. B

4 5

HDMIUSB1

7 8

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Conn. A

PC-RGB

9 10

VGA/PC

Audio

Coax.

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Remote Control Notice

The remote control included is based on 2.4 GHz and infrared. To swtich between 2.4 GHz and infrared do the following:

Press and hold for 5 seconds. The

red LED lamp will flash and alter the current mode. When pressing any key on the remote control the correspondent LED lamp will lit. When the LED lamp is red then the remote is in 2.4 GHz mode. When the LED limp is blue then the remote is in Infrared mode.

Recent screens models from SWEDX are all based on 2.4 GHz while older screen models are based on Infrared. This remote control is compatible with both models.

When the remote is in 2.4 GHz mode it can be used without targeting the screen since the receiver is built in. Each screen has a preconfigured remote control meaning that if you have several screens the remote control will not function on each other.

If for some reason you need to re-program the remote with the screen (in this case the Blade) do the following

1. Connect the screen (in this case the Blade) to

power outlet

2. Press buttons on the remote control

simultn eously for about 5 seconds. The RED lamp on the top edge of the remote will flash indicating that the remote is programmed with the particular screen.

VOL

ARC AUDIO SUB. TV/RADIO

USB

HDMI

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AV TV

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Remote control buttons

1. On/Off button

2. Number buttons for

direct channel access

3. Display additional

information

4. List TV-channels

5. EPG (Electronic

Program Guide)

6. Navigation button UP

7. Navigation/adjust button

LEFT

8. Menu display. In OSD

sub-menu press to access previous menu

9. Available sources

selection

10. Picture freeze

11. Volume increase

12. Volume decrease

13. Enter sleep mode in

certain chosen time

14. Start/Pause play,

Start/Paus time shift/alter Teletext mix

15. Stop play/activate

Teletext

16. Fast forward/Teletext

index

17. Fast backward/ Teletext

cancel

18. Fast-text topic selection

in Teletext GREEN

19. Fast-text topic selection

in Teletext RED

20. Choose Audio/ language

in DTV/USB media player

21. Aspect Ratio selection

22. Shortcut to USB

23. Shortcut to HDMI1,2,3

24. Mute the built-in

speakers

25. Previous TV channel in

DTV/TV

26. Display favorite channels

list

27. Confirm/activate button

28. Navigation/adjust button RIGHT

29. Exit the OSD

30. Navigation button

DOWN

31. Next channel. When the channel list is displayed, it scrolls down to next page in the list

32. Previous channel. When the channel list is displayed, it scrolls up to previous page in the list

33. Instant Recording/ Teletext size selection

34. Display Recorded List/Hold Teletext

35. Previous Title/Display time in Teletext

36. Next Title and Reveal Teletext

37. Fast-text topic selection in Teletext

Yellow

38. Fast-text topic selection in Teletext

Blue

39. Activate subtitles in DTV/USB media player

40. Alter TV/Radio Channels mode

41. Shortcut to AV

42. Shortcut to DTV/TV

Note: This remote control

is used for several devices. Apply the functions which are compatible with the device you have purchased.

13 14

16 17

18 19

20 21

22 23

VOL

ARC AUDIO SUB. TV/RADIO

USB

HDMI

AV TV

29 30

35 36

37 38

39 40

41 42

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Main Operations

Turning On And Off

Press Power button on the remote control

or the On/Off button on the control buttons. The product will turn on and will

be ready to be used.

Select Source

Press Source button on the remote control. Then you can see the

source list menu shown below. Press Navigation Up/down button on the remote control to select the source and confirm by pressing Enter.

Input Source

YPBP R

PC-RG B

HDMI

USB1

SD Card (IM )

Volume Control

OSD Menu Structure

• OSD (On Screen Display) allows users to control or adjust various features and

settings in accordance with his/her

preferences.

•Press the MENU button on the remote control to see the main

OSD menu.

OSD Menu Operation:

• Main Menu: Press the MENU button on the remote control to enter the main OSD menu. First, choose Main menu item you need with the buttons ◄ & ►. To select a Main menu items, just press Enter or Navigation button ▼ on the Remote Control.

• Sub Menu: Each menu item has its own sub menu items to set.

• Sub Menu items:

A: If there is no value to adjust it means there

is a sub menu which you can access by pressing Enter and modify the menu values. Select sub-menu item with ▲ & ▼ buttons on the remote control and press Enter button to enter the submenu or change the value.

B: If there is no ► part, the item has

adjustable values. Use the ◄ & ► buttons to adjust the values.

C: If the sub-menu item is grey colored, it

means this item is not available in the particular mode.

Press VOL+ / VOL- button on the remote control to adjust the volume level. Press MUTE button on the remote control when you need to mute the sound.

OSD Menu Operation

• Press MENU button on the remote control to

access the OSD Menu. Pressing the same button again will move you backward in the OSD structure.

• Press ENTER button to confirm/select.

• Use LEFT & RIGHT buttons to navigate or

change the parameters of the current

sub-menu.

• Use UP & DOWN buttons to navigate in the

OSD Menu.

• Press EXIT button to exit the OSD Menu.

Picture Mode

Color Temperature

Picture

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Aspect Ratio

Noise Reduction: Middle

Screen

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When the device is in USB/SD Card (IM) modes, the OSD Menus differ from OSD Menus in all other modes such as HDMI, AV, PC-RGB and YPBPR.

Full will Scale the image to full screen.Menus in USB/SD Card (IM) Mode

PLAY SET TING S

FUNC TION MODE SI MPLE

MEDI A TYPE

SLID E MOD E 0

SLID E TIME 5sec

BG MU SIC On

PICT URE S CALI NG FULL

ROLL S ETTI NG

MOVI E

PLAY SETTINGS MENU

FUNCTION MODE

Option: Wave Key, Wave Key HDMI, Simple

Choose the function mode of the product. 3 function modes are available. For SWEDX Blade please choose Simple Mode.

Refer to pages 15-17 function modes for details.

MEDIA TYPE

Options: Movie, Picture

Choose if the product will use movies or pictures to be displayed.

SLIDE MODE

Options: 0-20

The slide mode will decide the transition effect used when sliding pictures. 21 modes are available.

Important Notice

In order for the modifications in settings and functions to apply the device will restart automatically when changing the Function Mode. This will happen when you exit the OSD Menu.

SLIDE TIME

Options: 5sec, 15sec, 30sec, 1min, 5min, 10min, 30min, 1hour, 3hours, 12hours, 24 hours.

The slide time will decide the time duration before next sliding occurs.

BG MUSIC

Options: On, Off

In Simple mode, you can activate BG MUSIC to play audio in the background while displaying the images.

PICTURE SCALING

Option: Original, Full

Choose the picture scaling. Original will display the image according to its resolution without scaling.

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ROLL SETTING

Options: Roll Text: On, Off Text Color: White, Yellow, Blue, Red, Black BG Color: Yellow, Red, Blue, Transparent Roll Speed: Low, Middle, High

ROLL S ETTI NG

ROLL T EXT Off

TEXT COLO R WHIT E

BG CO LOR

ROLL S PEED MIDDL E

BLUE

In all modes it is possible to display text rolling at the screen’s bottom.

Create a text file and label it Telop.txt Copy the file to the internal memory Activate Roll Text (ON)

In the Roll Setting you can choose the text color, background color (or transparent) and the rolling speed using the options above.

In order to display the characters correctly the text file should be saved in Unicode encoding

ADVANC ED

LANG UAGE ENGL ISH

AUTO PLAY

REPE AT MODE ALL

PLAY LOG Off

ADVANCED MENU

LANGUAGE

Option: English, Japanese, Chinese

Choose the OSD language

AUTO PLAY

Options: On, Off

In Simple mode, choose to start displaying the picture automatically (On) or start displaying the pictures manually (Off).

REPEAT MODE

Options: All, Once, Cancel

In Photo Frame mode, choose to repeat the picture displaying, All for continuous repeating, Once for one time repeating, Cancel to not repeat the displaying.

Rolling text... Rolling text... Rolling text... Rolling text...

PLAY LOG

Options: On, Off

When activated (On) a log file will be created containing information about the displayed files with time stamp

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CLOC K

CURR ENT CL OCK >

TIME R MOD E

TIME R SET

CLOC K SHO W Off

CLOC K TEXT COLOR B LUE

Time Period

CLOCK MENU

The device is equipped with built-in battery to save the time information even if the device is disconnected from power source. The device is also equipped with advance timer functions with up to 5 timer sets.

CURRENT CLOCK

CURR ENT C LOCK

YEAR 2014

SAVE

Set the current time in Year, Month, Hours, Minutes ans Seconds. Setting correct time is essential in order to use the timer function.

TIMER SET

TIME R SET

Everyday

TIME R 1

Off

OFF

00 : 00

The timer set will define the time when the device will turn On and Off. Up to 5 timer sets can be defined.

Define the Timer sets according to the

instructions below:

Choose the Timer set (1-5) Choose to activate the current chosen set by

turning it On

Define the ON time in hours and minutes Define the OFF time in hours and minutes

CLOCK SHOW

Options: Off, Time, Date

The Clock Show will display the current time in the upper left corner of the screen. Off: No time will be displayed Time: The time will be displayed in the following format:

HH:MM

Date: The date and the time will be displayed in the following format:

YYYY MM DD HH:MM

CLOCK TEXT COLOR

Options: White, Black, Red, Blue, Yellow

Choose the color for the clock text.

TIMER MODE

Options: Off Once Everyday Time Period (in the time period it is possible to

set 5 different timer sets for each day of the week)

The timer mode will define when the timer will be active. For example if you choose Every Day then the timer will be active turning On and Off the product daily according to the Timer Set settings.

2014 01 01 10:15

Rolling text... Rolling text... Rolling text... Rolling text...

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PICT URE&O THERS

BRIG HTNE SS 50

CONT RAST

COLO R

SHAR PNES S 50

ASPE CT RATIO AUTO

OSD R OTATE

SOUN D SET TINGS

USB/S D DATA UPDATE

LAND SCAP E

PICTURE&OTHERS MENU

BRIGHTNESS Adjust the brightness between 0-100.

CONTRAST Adjust the contrast between 0-100.

COLOR Adjust the color intensity between 0-100.

SHARPNESS Adjust the sharpness between 0-100.

ASPECT RATIO

Options: Auto, 16:9, 4:3

Choose the aspect ratio for the displayed content.

OSD ROTATE

Options: Landscape, Portrait

Landscape will display the OSD menu in horizontal mode. Portrait will display the OSD menu in vertical mode which is suitable in case of rotating the screen.

PICTURE&OTHERS

CURRENT CLOCK >

TIMER MODE

TIMER SET

CLOCK SHOW Off

CLOCK TEXT COLOR BLUE

PICTURE&OTHE RS

CURRENT CLOC K >

TIMER MODE

TIMER SET

CLOCK SHOW Off

CLOCK TEXT COL OR BLUE

Mon. - Sat.

USB/SD DATA UPDATE

Option: On, Off

The device is equipped with 2 USB ports (SD Card (IM) and USB 1).

The SD Card (IM) port is defined to host the storage device (USB Flash memory or any other storage device) that will contain the media (videos or photos) that will be displayed on the screen.

The USB 1 port is defined to host the storage device (USB Flash memory or any other storage device) that will contain the media (videos or photos) that will be copied to the storage device connected to the SD Card (IM). This port is also used to update the device firmware.

To copy/update new files from USB 1 to the SD Card (IM) follow the following steps (storage device should be connected to the SD CARD (IM) memory at this stage:

 Activate the USB/SD Data Update (On)  Create a TEXT file and label it Autocopy.txt,

the file should be empty

 Copy the Autocopy.txt file and all other files

you want to transfer to SD Card (IM) to a USB flash memory

 Insert the USB flash memory to USB 1 input  Restart the device (Power OFF and then

Power ON)

 SD DATA UPDATE window

will appear, choose YES to start the update procedure

 In the new window choose

SD DATA UPDATE

NOYES

YES to format the storage device connected to SD Card (IM) port

 When the formatting is

SD CA RD FOR MAT

NOYES

completed the device will start copying the files from the USB 1 to SD Card (IM)

Mon. - Sat.

 When the copying is

completed deactivate the

Pasting...

FILE 001 / 12

16%

SD/USB Data Update by turning it Off and remove the storage device from USB 1

See next page for illustration how to use this function with SWEDX Blade optimally

Landscape

Portrait

SD Card(IM)

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136

USB1

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USB1

Storage device protection

The external USB port located at the Blade side (see illustration above) is connected to the USB 1 port in the Blade controller and is intended to be used to copy files to the storage device connected to the SD Card (IM) port.

Since the storage device connected to SD Card (IM) port is located inside the Blade then it is safe and cannot be accessed without authorization to ensure the function of the product and avoid sabotage.

SD Card(IM)

HDMIUSB1

PC-RGB

SD Card(IM)

USB1

HDMIUSB1

PC-RGB

VGA/PC

Audio

Coax.

AV YpBpR Head phone Conn. B Conn. A

Follow the procedure stated on the previous page to copy files from the external USB port to the storage device connected to the SD Card (IM) port.

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Description of SWEDX Simple (SD Card (IM))

2013 01 01 10:15

Rolling text... Rolling text... Rolling text... Rolling text...

In Simple mode you can use the screen to display a play list of images or videos. The following features are available:

 You can create a play list of images or videos

to be displayed

 You can choose the duration time for the

images (only for images)

 You can choose the transition effect when

sliding the images (only for images)

 You can choose to have background music  You can choose to display marquee text  You can choose to display date and time

To create a play list follow the steps below:

In the play list displayed on the screen mark the images you want to add to the play list by marking the image file and pressing OK on the remote control. When the image is marked a CHECK icon will appear to the left of the file name.

You can mark all images by pressing the GREEN button on the remote control. You can delete all markings by pressing the RED button on the remote control. When you have marked all images you want to add to the play list press the YELLOW button on the remote control to save the list. Press EXIT button on the remote to start displaying the play list.

FUNC TION MODE SIM PLE

MEDI A TYPE

SLID E MOD E 0

SLID E TIME 5sec

BG MU SIC On

PICT URE S CALIN G FULL

PICT URE R OTATE

ROLL S ETTI NG

DEL ALL ADD ALL

PLAY SET TING S

PLAY LIST

Return

Folder

image1.jpg

image2.jpg

image4.jpg

image5.jpg

image6.jpg

Save

PICT URE

1 / 1

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Video

Format

Video codec

Audio codec

Resolution

Frame Rate

Mbit/s

AVI

MJPEG

Mp3,

WMA,

AAC,

Mp2,

PCM

1080p@30fps

23.976~30

≤ 10Mbps

DIVX 3.11/DIVX4/DIVX5

≤ 10Mbps

XVID/MPEG-2/MPEG4/H.264

≤ 20Mbps

Mp4

MPEG-2/MPEG4/H.264

MPEG2

≤ 40Mbps

TRP

MPG

MPEG-1/MPEG-2

≤ 20Mbps

MOV

MPEG-4/H.264

MKV

Mp2

DAT

MPEG-1

352x288

≤ 16Mbps

VOB

MPEG-2

720x576

Image

Format

Max resolution

Recommended resolution

Colors BMP

9600x9600 px

1920x1080 px

16, 256, 16 bit, 24 bit, 32 bit

JPEG

15360x15360 px

1920x1080 px

PNG

9600x6400 none interlace 1200x800 interlace

1920x1080px

Audio

Mp3

WMV

M4A, AAC

Supported file formats and codecs

The built-in media player (in USB 1 or SD Card (IM) mode) supports the following file formats:

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Menus in AV, YPBPR and HDMI mode

Default

PICTURE MENU

Picture Mode

Color Temperature

PICTU RE

Aspect Ratio

Noise Reduction: Middle

Screen

PICTURE MODE In this menu you can choose the picture settings. Choose between 3 predefined settings (Standard, Mild, Dynamic) or define your own settings under the User mode. The values that can be adjusted are:

Contrast between 1-100 Brightness between 1-100 Color between 1-100 Sharpness between 1-100 Tint between 1-100 (only in NTSC signal)

COLOR TEMPERATURE In this menu you can choose the color temperature settings. Choose between 3 predefined settings (Standard, Warm, Cool) or define your own settings under the User mode. The values that can be adjusted are:

Red between 1-100 Green between 1-100 Blue between 1-100

ASPECT RATIO In this menu you can choose the aspect ratio settings. The following predefined aspect ratios are available:

Auto 4:3 16:9

Zoom1

Zoom2 Just Scan Panorama Point to point

1. Not available in PC-RGB mode.

2. Available only in HDMI mode.

NOISE REDUCTION In this menu you can choose the settings for noise reduction. Choose between

Off Low Middle High

SCREEN In this menu you can choose the screen settings when the device is in PC-RGB mode. The values that can be adjusted are:

Horizontal Position Vertical Position Size Phase

Sound Mode

Balance

SOUND

Surround Sound

SPDIF MODE

SOUND MENU

SOUND MODE In this menu you can choose the sound settings. Choose between 4 predefined settings (Standard, Music, Movie, Sports) or define your own settings under the User mode. The values that can be adjusted are:

Treble between 1-100 Bass between 1-100

BALANCE In this menu you can choose the sound balance between Left and Right speakers.

AUTO VOLUME Not supported in this device

SURROUND SOUND In this menu you can choose the surround sound settings. Choose between:

Off Surround SRS TrusSurround XT

SPDIF MODE In this menu you can choose how the digital audio signal is sent out from the device through the COAX. (output 11). Choose between:

Auto PCM (Pulse-code modulation)

EQ In this menu you can adjust the balance between sound frequencies. You can adjust the following:

120Hz, 500Hz, 1.5KHz, 5KHz, 10KHz

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TIME MENU

OPTION MENU

Clock

Timer Set

TIME

CLOCK In this menu you can set the device’s time. It is essential to set the correct time in order to use the timer function.

TIMER SET

Options: Options: Off Once Everyday Time Period

Refer to page 12 for Timer Set

OSD Language

OPTIO N

Restore Factory Default

LANGUAGE Choose the language for the OSD Menu.

RESTORE FACTORY DEFAULT This menu will restore all settings to the factory settings and erase all adjustments made by the user. When using this option you will be asked for confirmation to restore the settings.

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Description of SWEDX Wave Key

Not applicable for SWEDX Blade

SWEDX Wave Key operations

1. Create 9 videos/images files and label it

according the list below. The main video/image file which is displayed and repeated continuously until a control button is interacted should be labelled

PLAY SET TING S

FUNC TION MODE WAVE KEY

MEDI A TYPE

SLID E MOD E 0

SLID E TIME 5sec

BG MU SIC On

PICT URE S CALI NG FULL

PICT URE R OTATE

ROLL S ETTI NG

Wave is a new innovative way to attract audiences. It is a combination of a LED screen and 8 control buttons. Each button is associated with a video/image file stored on the Micro SD Card (internal memory)

Touching the button or waving the hand above the buttons will load and display the associated video/image automatically. When the video displaying is completed SWEDX wave will load the main video/image and display it repeatedly until a button is interacted.

Thanks to SWEDX Wave technology the buttons can also be placed behind any material such as, glass, fabric, wood etc. The interaction is still there creating Jaw-dropping effect.

SWEDX wave applies to wide range of business field such as exhibitions, banks, hotels, restaurants, travel agencies etc. In fact the list is endless of ideas of using SWEDX wave to display products and services and attract all kind of audiences and customers.

Activate Wave Mode: To activate the device to function in Wave Key mode follow these steps: Press SOURCE Choose SD Card (IM) Press OK Press MENU Choose PLAY SETTINGS menu Choose FUNCTION MODE Change with ARROWS or OK button to WAVE

Key

Exit the MENU

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00.***

(*** is the file format which can be AVI, MPG or other supported video files, or JPG, GIF, PNG for image files (see the supported file list).

The other video files should be labelled as below

01.***

02.***

03.***

04.***

05.***

06.***

07.***

08.***

The video/image files are associated with the control buttons according to the drawing below

01.*** 02.*** 03.*** 04.***

05.*** 06.***

The video/image files must be copied to the ROOT of an USB Flash Memory.

While displaying a video/image associated to a control button you can PAUSE the displayed video/image by touching or wave above the associated button. To RESUME displaying the video/image touch or wave above the same button again.

To display another video/image just touch or wave above any control button (it is not necessary to wait until the current video/image displaying is completed).

07.***

08.***

SD Card(IM)

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

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Description of SWEDX Wave Key HDMI

Not applicable for SWEDX Blade

PLAY SET TING S

FUNC TION MODE WAVE KEY H DMI

MEDI A TYPE

SLID E MOD E 0

SLID E TIME 5sec

BG MU SIC On

PICT URE S CALI NG FULL

PICT URE R OTATE

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SWEDX Wave Key HDMI operations The difference between Wave Key and Wave Key HDMI is that the main content will be

displayed from and HDMI source connected to the HDMI port instead of the storage device connected to the SD Card (IM) port. When interacting a key the associated image/video stored on the storage device will be displayed and after that the screen will switch to the HDMI port and display what is connected to it.

1. Connect a HDMI device to the HDMI port and

start it (HDMI device can be a computer, android dongle, DVD player etc.

2. Create 8 videos/images files and label it

according the list below.

01.*** 02.*** 03.*** 04.***

05.*** 06.*** 07.*** 08.***

(*** is the file format which can be AVI, MPG or other supported video files, or JPG, GIF, PNG for image files (see the supported file list).

The video/image files are associated with the control buttons according to the drawing below

01.*** 02.*** 03.*** 04.***

Thanks to SWEDX Wave technology the buttons can also be placed behind any material such as, glass, fabric, wood etc. The interaction is still there creating Jaw-dropping effect.

Activate Wave Key Mode: To activate the device to function in Wave Key HDMI mode follow these steps: Press SOURCE Choose SD Card (IM) Press OK Press MENU Choose PLAY SETTINGS menu Choose FUNCTION MODE Change with ARROWS or OK button to WAVE

Key HDMI Exit the MENU

05.*** 06.***

07.***

The video/image files must be copied to the ROOT of an USB Flash Memory. While displaying a video/image associated to a control button you can PAUSE the displayed video/image by touching or wave above the associated button. To RESUME displaying the video/image touch or wave above the same button again.

To display another video/image just touch or wave above any control button (it is not necessary to wait until the current video/image displaying is completed).

SD Card(IM)

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

HDMI

08.***

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Warranty and Service

The following terms apply only to new "in the original carton" SWEDX products marketed and distributed by SWEDX, which are purchased and used by the original consumer purchaser.

Depending on the model, your terms and conditions may be different from those shown below, and this information is subject to change without prior notice. Unless specifically stated otherwise, used and reconditioned products that are resold have no warranty from SWEDX and are considered sold "AS-IS", however, the selling dealer may offer additional service options.

Warranty for SWEDX products:

Check with your dealer for the warranty period.

What the warranty covers:

SWEDX warrants your SWEDX display(s) against defects in material and workmanship during the warranty period from SWEDX factory delivery date shown in the shipping documents. If a product proves to be defective in material or workmanship during the warranty period, SWEDX will, at its sole option repair or replace the product with a similar product, provided the purchaser adheres to certain return authorization procedures and guidelines. SWEDX reserves the right to charge customer in case of warranty conditions not are fulfilled.

Who the warranty protects: This warranty is valid only for the first purchaser.

other defacement.

4. Physically damaged products by purchaser,

such as broken PCB, Housing, damaged LED Module.

5. No Defect Found (product returned to

SWEDX as defective but failure is not duplicated by SWEDX's test method.)

6. The product is not in accordance with the

fault in the application

7. Timber is a lifelike natural material which can

cause some little changes in the precision of the produced product such as small openings line beside the connecting point and some other small changes which are out of SWEDX control and don't make any effect for the product functionality.

Dead on Arrival (DOA)

If the product fails within the manufacturer's DOA period, a replacement product will be offered.

Before contacting us:

In many cases, your product may not need repair. Before you contact us, please consult the troubleshooting section in your user's manual or SWEDX's FAQ web pages at http://www.swedx.com to see if you can easily remedy the problem yourself.

What the warranty does not cover:

1. Any product which the serial number has been defaced, modified or removed.

2. Damage, deterioration or malfunction resulting from:

A. Accident, misuse, neglect, fire, water,

lightning, or other acts of nature, unauthorized product modification, or failure to follow instructions supplied with the product.

B. Repair or attempted repair by anyone

not authorized by SWEDX.

C. Any damage of the product due to

shipment. D. Removal or installation of the product. E. Causes external to the product, such

as electric power fluctuations or failure. F. Use of supplies or parts not meeting

SWEDX specifications. G. Normal wear and tear. H. Any other cause which does not relate

to a product defect.

3. Cosmetic damage by purchaser, such as markings, discoloration, scratches, dents, anti-theft devices markings, gouges or any

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

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How to get service:

For information on obtaining warranty service, contact SWEDX dealer (the place where you bought your product) in first choice. If for any reason you can not contact your dealer, please contact SWEDX Customer Service by visiting http://www.swedx.com.

SWEDX technical support services:

During the period of product warranty, we support your basic configuration, setup and troubleshooting questions, and when required, we provide you with all instructions on how to return your product for repair. For support inquiries, please visit http://www.swedx.com.

SWEDX reserves the right to make final decisions regarding problem determination and the appropriate service option. Exchange units assume the remaining warranty of the original product. Please refer to your SWEDX Limited Warranty Statement for complete terms and conditions, as some models have other terms and conditions. Some limitations and restrictions apply and these programs are subject to change without prior notice.

Limitation of liability

If your SWEDX product fails to work as warranted above, your sole and exclusive remedy shall be repaired or replaced. SWEDX's maximum liability under this limited warranty is expressly limited to the lesser of the price you have paid for the product or the cost of repairing or replacement of any hardware components that malfunction in conditions of normal use. SWEDX is not liable for any damages caused by the product or the failure of the product to perform, including any lost profits or savings or special, incidental, or consequential damages. SWEDX is not liable for any claim made by a third party or made by you for a third party.

This limitation of liability applies whether damages are sought, or a claim made, under this limited warranty or as a tort claim (including negligence and strict product liability), a contract claim, or any other claim. This limitation of liability cannot be waived or amended by any person. This limitation of liability will be effective even if you have advised SWEDX.

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

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Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.