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General| Display Colors | 16.7 million |
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| Power Consumption | 180 W (typical) |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
| Screen Size | 46 inches |
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 (Full HD) |
| Viewing Angle | 178° horizontal |
| Response Time | 8 ms |
| Connectivity | VGA, DVI, HDMI, DisplayPort, RS-232 |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
Adherence to warnings, power, and installation safety precautions.
Details on packaging, physical size, and mounting possibilities.
Concepts for assembling displays into video walls.
Connecting power, input signals, and operating the remote control.
Steps for updating the display's CPU and scaler firmware.
Guide to resolving malfunctions, understanding warranty, and disposal.
Advice on preventing image retention and proper handling.
Adherence to warnings and safe power cord usage.
Precautions for safe installation, moving, and not overloading outlets.
Rules for safe operation and precautions for extended periods of disuse.
Safety guidelines for batteries and recommended cleaning methods.
Guidelines for safe storage, usage warnings, and disposal advice.
Details on display technology, input ports, and package contents.
Specifications for the physical size of the display.
Concepts for assembling displays into video walls using T-slots and frames.
Example of 3x3 assembly and front service mechanism.
Methods for daisy-chaining and signal distribution in video walls.
Options for mounting displays using wall kits, frames, or racks.
Connecting power, input signals, and setting display addresses.
Using the RCU, OSD navigation, and selecting specific displays.
Description of the main OSD menu items and their functions.
How to select input signals and configure automatic scanning.
Adjusting color temperature, brightness, and other picture parameters.
Settings for creating matrix configurations for video walls.
Adjusting image scaling for input signals like resolution and size.
Adjusting RGB input parameters like phase, frequency, and visibility.
Settings for IP address, netmask, gateway, and TCP port.
Accessing tools like line move, PSR, and configuring framelock.
Monitoring fan speeds, temperatures, power time, and system status.
Displaying LCD panel, CPU, DB, and input board firmware versions.
Setting up timed power on/off schedules for the display.
Using eyeCube software and configuring communication/color analysis.
Configuring serial ports, network settings, and pattern generator.
Configuring picture settings like color temperature and backlight.
Adjusting image scaling modes, resolution, and offsets.
Adjusting RGB parameters and accessing tools like line move.
Configuring power, input source, and matrix settings.
Advanced commands, security settings, and startup actions.
Monitoring fan speeds, temperatures, power time, and system status.
Information on gamma correction and collecting/sending status reports.
Steps to connect and update the CPU firmware using eyeBootLoader.
Choosing firmware version and executing the update process.
Steps to connect and update the scaler firmware using Flash Upgrader.
Table of symptoms, checks, and immediate actions for malfunctions.
Overview of display features and tips to prevent image retention.
Benefits of EYE-LCD series and explanation of LCD/TFT technology.
Advice on reducing temperature, brightness, and using standby/screensavers.
Scaling input signals to avoid black borders and reduce retention risk.
Panel security functions like PSS and PSC for long-term operation.
Strategies to prevent memory effects, image sticking, and prolonged static images.
Using eyecon software for rearranging display content and creating presets.
Saving arrangements as presets and using clean/play options.
Configuring the scheduler to change presets at specified times.
Managing similar content and recap of retention effects and warranty exclusions.
Characteristics of narrow bezel displays and handling precautions.
Guide for handling, estimated failure symptoms, and damage prevention.
Description of white uniformity and light leakage characteristics.
Visible sheet guide features and how handling mistakes cause panel damage.
Details on warranty duration, area of validity, and service options.
Specific conditions and faults that are not covered by the warranty.
Further warranty exclusions and advised procedure for raising a claim.
Procedures for DOA products, transport, legal claims, and liability.
Guidelines for environmentally responsible disposal of the product and batteries.
Contact details for support and copyright information.
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