R4N55NNU - Monitor ORION - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	LED Monitor
Brand	ORION
Model	R4N55NNU
Screen Size	21.5 inches
Resolution	1920 x 1080 (Full HD)
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Refresh Rate	60 Hz
Connectivity	VGA, HDMI, DVI
Power Supply	External adapter, 100-240V AC
Power Consumption	Typical 25W, Standby 0.5W
Dimensions (with stand)	20.1 x 15.5 x 7.3 inches
Weight (with stand)	8.6 lbs
VESA Mount Compatible	100 x 100mm
Built-in Speakers	Yes, 2 x 2W
Adjustability	Tilt only (-5° to 15°)
Energy Star Certified	Yes
Color	Black
Cleaning Instructions	Use dry microfiber cloth; avoid alcohol or ammonia
Safety Features	Anti-glare screen, Kensington lock slot
Repairability	Spare parts available via service centers; detachable stand

Frequently Asked Questions - R4N55NNU ORION

How do I connect this monitor to my laptop?

Use an HDMI cable for video and audio. Connect one end to your laptop's HDMI output and the other to the monitor's HDMI port. Then select the HDMI input source using the monitor's menu button.

What should I do if the screen goes blank?

Check that the power cable is securely connected and the monitor is turned on. Verify the video cable is properly attached to both the monitor and the computer. Try pressing the input source button to cycle through available inputs.

Can I mount this monitor on a wall?

Yes, the monitor supports VESA 100x100mm mounts. Use a compatible wall mount kit and follow the instructions. Ensure the mount can support the monitor's weight (approx. 8.6 lbs).

How do I clean the screen safely?

Power off the monitor and unplug it. Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth to gently wipe the screen. Do not use paper towels, alcohol, or ammonia-based cleaners as they may damage the anti-glare coating.

What is the recommended resolution?

The native resolution is 1920 x 1080 (Full HD). For best image quality, set your computer to output at this resolution. Lower resolutions may appear blurry.

How do I adjust the brightness and contrast?

Press the menu button on the monitor's bezel. Use the navigation buttons to select 'Brightness' or 'Contrast' and adjust with the +/- buttons. Changes are saved automatically.

Does the monitor have built-in speakers?

Yes, it has two built-in 2W speakers. To use them, connect audio via HDMI or a 3.5mm audio cable from the computer to the monitor's audio input.

How can I reduce eye strain?

Enable the Low Blue Light mode in the monitor's menu. Also, adjust brightness to match ambient light and take regular breaks using the 20-20-20 rule.

What do I do if the monitor's colors look wrong?

Access the on-screen display and navigate to 'Color Settings'. You can reset to factory defaults or manually adjust color temperature (Warm, Cool, or User). Ensure the video cable is securely connected.

Is this monitor energy efficient?

Yes, it is Energy Star certified. Typical power consumption is 25W, and it automatically enters standby mode when no signal is detected, consuming less than 0.5W.

USER MANUAL R4N55NNU ORION

1 SAFETY INSTRUCTION 3
2 FCC RF INTERFERENCE STATEMENT 7
3 INSTALLATION 8
4 OSD MENU SETTING 13
5 SPECIFICATION 21
6 R4N COMMANDER (Video Wall Control Protocol) 24
7 TROUBLESHOOTING 35
8 LIMITED WARRANTY 35

1. SAFETY INSTRUCTION

\- Follow this safety instruction to use the monitor properly and prevent the damage. * This safety instruction has "Warning" & "Caution" as below  Warning - If the user does not follow this instruction, it may cause the serious damage to the user.  Caution - If the user does not follow this instruction, it may cause the slight damage to the user or cause some damages to the monitor. \- Keep this user's guide book for later use. 

Warning

Never remove the back cover and touch the inside of the monitor. If you need a service, please contact the service center.  Keep away the monitor from the direct sunlight and a heating appliance.  Never put objects of any kind into this product as they may result in a risk of fire or electric shock.  Connect the power cord to the wall outlet tightly. If the power cord or plug are defective and the wall outlet is not tight, please do not use them.  

Warning

Do not install this monitor on the outside and near water. It may cause damage to the product, electric shock and fire.  For cleaning do not use liquid cleaners. Never touch the power plug with wet-hands.  When lightning and thundering, unplug the monitor from the wall outlet and never touch it.  Unplug this product from the wall outlet, when it does not operate for a long time.  When smoking and noising from the monitor, unplug the product from the wall outlet and contact a service center.  

WARNING: How to fix

Do not open this product as it contains high voltage inside. It may create an electric shock. If the user disassembles and remove the back cover, it does not make sure to make up for the damage and do a service and exchange the monitor. 

Cautions

Install this monitor some distance from the wall and do not install unless proper ventilation is provided.  Place this product on a stable place. If not, it may fall, causing serious damages to the monitor and people.  The openings must not be blocked by curtain, rug or other similar surface.  When carrying this monitor, be careful not to damage the panel and drop it It may cause some trouble.  Before carrying the monitor, turn it off and unplug the signal cables and the power cord from the wall outlet.  Take the power plug out from the wall outlet. Do not pull the cable. It may snap the inner-wires and cause overheating and fire.  

Cautions

Install this monitor about 50cm far from the eyes and an angle of 0\~15 degrees below eyes. Too close installation may cause having weak sight.  Do not press the LCD panel with hands or the sharpened material hardly.  For cleaning, unplug the monitor from the wall outlet. Do net use the liquid cloth. Use the soft cloth.  Do not use the chemical liquid for cleaning. It may cause fading and breakage. 

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR WATER.

Instructions for Disposal of Electrical and Electronic Equipment in Private Households

 Disposal of used Electrical and Electronic Equipment (Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with garbage separate disposal and collection methods) This symbol on the product, or in the related documents in the package, indicates that this product shall not be treated as normal household waste. Instead, it should be taken to a proper applicable collection point or depot for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent possible negative consequences for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural resources. For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your local city authority, your household waste disposal service or the place where you purchased the product.

2. FCC RF INTERFERENCE STATEMENT

NOTE

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures. - Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. - Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. - Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. - Consult the dealer or an experienced radio, TV technician for help. - Only shielded interface cable should be used. Finally, any changes or modifications to the equipment by the user not expressly approved by the grantee or manufacturer could void the users authority to operate such equipment.

DOC COMPLIANCE NOTICE

This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus set out in the radio interference regulation of Canadian Department of communications.

3. INSTALLATION

3.1 UNPACKING

Remove the package cover and place the product on a flat and secure surface or in the installation location. This equipment should be unpacked and handled with care. If an item appears to have been damaged in shipment, notify the shipper immediately. Check whether all the following device and accessories are included with the main system. If any items are missing, notify your Sales or Customer Service Representative.

3.2 PARTS

 LCD Monitor & Keypad  Joint Bracket(2EA) & BHMS M4x8 BK(8EA)  Power Cable    UTP Cable DP Cable HDMI Cable    User ManualRemote ControllerBat  Serial Cable(M/F Straight cable) *Depending on the product model type, there may be variations in appearance.

3.3 KEYPAD

1) KEYPAD CONTROLLER

 If you want to replace with a longer cable Please purchase separately *Depending on the product model type, there may be variations in appearance.

OSD KEY FUNCTION
EXIT MENU	On/Off the OSD menu or exit the source selection menu
▼SOURCE	Move the cursor the choose on the OSD menu
	Select the source on the INPUT menu
▲AUTO	Move up the cursor to choose on the OSD menu
	Activate the auto adjustment of RGB source
	Return to normal mode from power saving mode
◄VOLUME	Control down the OSD menu or move to the previous menu
	Volume down
►SELECT	Select the OSD menu
	Control up on the OSD menu
	Volume up
○/I POWER	Turn the power ON or OFF. There will be a few seconds delay before the display appears. The power LED(next the power switch) lights with green when the power is turned ON. The power is turned off by pressing the power switch again and power LED goes red.

3.4 CONNECTION

 ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ ⑬ ⑭ ⑮

1	VGA VGA signal input
2	DVI	DVI signal input
3	HDMI1	HDMI signal Input
4	HDMI2	HDMI signal Input
5	HDMI3	HDMI signal Input
6	DP IN	DP signal input
7	USB	FW Update Input
8	DP OUT	DP signal output
9	Audio	Audio Line Output
10	RS-232 IN	RS-232 Control signal Input
11	RS-232 OUT	RS-232 Control signal Loop Output
12	KEYPAD	UTP cable Input for Keypad
13	Rotary Switch	SET-ID High-decimal(Left) / Low-decimal(Right)
14	AC Power	AC Power Input

※ In case of using cables of HDMI, DP, LAN and AUDIO Port, the cable length should be less than 3m.

3.5 CONFIGURE THE VIDEO WALL

1. You can combine two or more monitors, and configure the VIDEO WALL. 2. If you want to configure VIDEO WALL, please contact your dealer or a professional installer. 3. JOINT BRACKET helps to easily adjust the VIDEO WALL. (Supplied with monitor) 4. Using a JOINT BRACKET can help to prevent distortion or sagging due to weight, But may not be available in an installation environment where there is no space behind the product. * Assemble the JOINT BRACKET using four M4 screws. 

CABLE CONNECTION

*Cable connection order, it may be different from the order of the 'SET ID' of 'SEQUENCE' (Refer to page 15\~17)  1st MONITOR 2nd MONITOR 3rd MONITOR 4th MONITOR  *Please install COMMANDER(Video Wall Control Program) for remote control of the monitors through the computer. For information about installing and using COMMANDER, please refer to the installation disk that came with the monitor. * DP daisy chain only operates with R4N products.

3.6 REMOTE CONTROLLER


POWER Power On or Off
MUTE Turn on or off	the speaker
VIDEO1/CVBS1 Not functional
VIDEO2/CVBS2 Not functional
S-VIDEO Not functional
VGA Select VGA signal
AUTO Auto adjustment of VGA source
COLOR TEMP Select color temperature of screen
DVI Select DVI signal
HDMI	Select HDMI signal(HDMI1→HDMI2→HDMI3)
DP Select DP signal
HDMI2/CAMERA Not functional
SDI Select SDI signal(Not functional)
S.SET Not functional
SCAN MODE Select scan mode of screen
PIP	Activate PIP mode
VOL-/VOL+	Adjust volume
MENU/EXIT	Activate or exit of OSD menu
KEYLOCK	Look of release the OSD control
P.INPUT	Select an input source for PIP
P.LOC Select a location for PIP
P.SIZE	Select a screen size of PIP
P.SWAP	Swap between Main / Sub screen
STILL	Not functional
ROTATE	Select Rotation for OSD menu

4. OSD MENU

4.1 Main OSD Menu

Press a menu button "MENU/EXIT" on a KEYPAD or a remote controller to display this menu on the screen. 

4.2 Input OSD Menu

Press a down direction button “▼” on a KEYPAD or a remote controller to display this menu on the screen. 

4.3 Image


ITEM FUNCTION		Default Value	Available Mode
Brightness Adjust a bright value between 0 ~ 100 80			All
Contrast Adjust a contrast value between 0 ~ 100 50
Gamma Select a 2.2 gamma Off or ON Off
Dynamic Range	Select a dynamic range mode Off, DCR (Dynamic Contrast Ratio), or DBC(Dynamic Brightness Control)	Off
Main Sharpness	Select a sharpness mode Off, Weak, Median, Strong, Strongest on the main channel	Off
Sub Sharpness	Select a sharpness mode Off, Weak, Median, Strong, Strongest on the 2nd sub channel	Off PIP ON
3D De-interlace	Select the de-interlace function On or Off at an interlace signal entered.	On	Interlace Signal

4.4 Color


ITEM FUNCTION		Default Value	Available Mode
Color Temperature	Select the color TemperatureWarm/Normal/Cool/User	Normal All
Red Adjust red gain value between 0 ~ 255 255			User modeGre
Blue Adjust blue gain value between 0 ~ 255 255

4.5 Multi-Window

 Please note that while using Multi-Window function, HDMI1 and HDMI3 can't be selected simultaneously. (In this case, an error may occur)

ITEM FUNCTION		Default Value	Available Mode
PIP Type Select a PIP mode Off, PIP, PBP, 3 Window or 4 Window Off All
Select Input2	Select an input port of the Sub 1st Channel. (D-SUB/HDMI/DVI/DP)	DVI	PIP mode, PBP mode
Select Input3	Select an input port of the Sub 2nd Channel. (D-SUB/HDMI/DVI/DP)	DP	3 Window mode, 4 Window mode
Select Input4	Select an input port of the Sun 3rd Channel. (D-SUB/HDMI/DVI/DP)	D-SUB 4 Window mode
PIP1 Size	Select a window's size of the Sub 1st Channel (Large/Median/Small)	Large PIP mode
PIP1 Pos	Select a window's position of the Sub 1st Ch. (Left Top/Right Top/Right Bottom/Left Bottom)	Left Top PIP mode
PBP1 Size	Select a window's size of the Sub 1st Channel (100%/75%/50%)	100% PBP mode

4.6 Video Wall


ITEM FUNCTION		Default Value	Available Mode
Set ID Adjust the Set ID value between 1 ~ 99 99			All
Video Wall Enable Set Off or On to enable a video wall mode ON
Position	Set the sequence of installed monitors on the video wall situation(1 ~ 81)	1	PIP Off and Video Wall Enable On
H Ratio	Set the total number of horizontally installed monitors on the video wall situation(1 ~ 9)	1
V Ratio	Set the total number of vertically installed monitors on the video wall situation(1 ~ 10)	1
H Start Set start position of horizontal 0
V Start Set start position of vertical 0
H Size Set increment size of horizontal 0
V Size Set increment size of vertical 0

4.6.1 Position numerical order

1	2	3	4
5	6	7	8
9	10	11	12
13	14	15	16

4.7 VGA


ITEM FUNCTION		Default Value	Available Mode
Phase Adjust	a phase to clear the screen between 0 ~ 100 50		D-SUB input only
Clock Adjust	a clock to correct the screen between 0 ~ 10 50
H. Position Adjust	a horizontal position of the screen between 0 ~ 100 50
V. Position Adjust	a vertical position of the screen between 0 ~ 100 50

4.8 OSD


ITEM FUNCTION		Default Value	Available Mode
Horizontal	Adjust a horizontal position of the main menu between 0 ~ 100	95	All
Vertical Adjust	a vertical position of the main menu between 0 ~ 100 5
Transparency Adjust	a transparency of the main menu between 0 ~ 10 0
OSD Time Out Set	a displayed time of the main menu between 0 ~ 60 15
OSD Rotation Set	rotation of menu Off

4.9 SYSTEM


ITEM FUNCTION		Default Value	Available Mode
Language	Select a language type of OSD Menu. But now, English only	English	All
Aspect Ratio	Select an aspect ratio mode of the main window (Full Screen/4:3/Smart View)	Full Screen
Over Scan	Select OFF or ON to zoom (10%) the screen. (Does not work with RGB/DVI ports.)	Off PIP Off
Over Driver Select	OFF or ON to improve the screen speed. Off		All
Audio Mute Select	OFF or ON to mute the speaker or the line out. Off
Audio Source Select	an audio input HDMI (Only HDMI) HDMI
Pixel Shift Select	Pixel Shift Off or On Off
DP Speed Select	speed for compatibility with DP.(2.7G/5.4G) 5.4G DP Input
FW Update	To update a FW		All
Reset	Select No or Yes to change the default value of OSD Menu.	No

5. SPECIFICATION

5.1 General Specifications

Model Name R4N43NNU R4N55NNU R4N65NNU
Bezel Width BEZEL to BEZEL 15.8 / 20.4(H/V) 18.8 / 21.4(H/V) 18.8 / 21.4(H/V)
Display	Screen Size (inch) 42.51" 54.64" 64.53"
	Resolution 3840 x 2160 3840 x 2160 3840 x 2160
	Pixel Pitch (mm) 0.2451 x 0.2451 0.315 x 0.315 0.372 x 0.372
	Brightness 500 cd/m2 500 cd/m2		500 cd/m2
	Contrast Ratio	1000:1	1100:1	1100:1
	Aspect Ratio	16:9	16:9	16:9
	Viewing Angle (H/V)	178/178	178/178	178/178
	Display Color	1.07 billion	1.07 billion	1.07 billion
	Response Time	8 ms	8 ms	8 ms
	Video System	NTSC/PAL	NTSC/PAL	NTSC/PAL
Interface	*DP In / Out	1 / 1	1 / 1	1 / 1
	*HDMI In	3	3	3
	DVI In / VGA In	1	1	1
	RS-232 In/Out	1/1	1/1	1/1
	USB(FW UPDATE)	1	1	1
	Audio Out	1	1	1
	Remote Control	Y	Y	Y
Special Features	RS-232 Control	Monitor OSD & Multi Vision	Monitor OSD & Multi Vision	Monitor OSD & Multi Vision
	Deinterlacing	Y	Y	Y
	Auto Pixel Shift Y	Y	Y
	One Stretch Image by Edge Set	Y	Y	Y
General	Outline Dimension	962 x 554.8 x 61.7(37.87" x 21.84" x 2.43")	1233.4 x 706.8 x 68.3(48.56" x 27.8" x 2.69")	1452.2 x 830 x 72.6(57.17" x 32.67" x 2.86")
	Net Weight(Kg/lb)	23Kg (50.7 lbs)	26Kg (57.32 lbs)	40Kg (88.18 lbs)
	Cabinet Color Black Black
	Cabinet Material	Electro-Galvanized Steel	Electro-Galvanized Steel	Electro-Galvanized Steel
	Power Consumption	< 100 W	190W	< 150 W
	Electrical Ratings	AC 100~240 V (50/60Hz)	AC 100~240 V (50/60Hz)	AC 100~240 V (50/60Hz)
	Storage Temperature	-20 ~ 60°C / -4 ~ 140°F	-20 ~ 60°C / -4 ~ 140°F	-20 ~ 60°C / -4 ~ 140°F
	VESA Mounts Size (mm)	600 x 400	600 x 400	600 x 400
	Video Wall	SWM-4655H	SWM-4655H	SWM-4655H
	Stand Alone	WB-4780	WB-4780	WB-7080

*HDMI In / Out, DP In: Not support the HDCP **Specifications and design are subject to change without notice. 5.2 Timing Mode Table

MODE Resolution		Vertical Frequency(Hz)	Input Standards
EDTV 480p 720x480 59.94			D-SUB/HDMI/DP	EIA-861B
EDTV 576p 720x576 50.00
HDTV720p 1280x720 50/60
HDTV1080i 1920x1080 50/60 HDMI/DP
HDTV1080p 1920x1080 24/25/30/50/60		D-SUB/HDMI/DP
UHDTV2160p 3840x2160 24/25/30 HDMI/DP
UHDTV2160p 3840x2160 50/60		DP
VGA	640x480	60/72/75	D-SUB/HDMI/DP	VESA
SVGA	800x600	56/60//72/75	D-SUB/HDMI/DP	VESA
XGA	1024x768	60/75	D-SUB/HDMI/DP	VESA
WXGA	1280x720	60	D-SUB/HDMI/DP	VESA
WXGA	1280x800 59.9	D-SUB/HDMI/DP VESA
WXGA	1366x768 59.8	D-SUB/HDMI/DP VESA
SXGA	1280x1024	60/75	D-SUB/HDMI/DP	VESA
FHD	1920x1080	60	D-SUB/HDMI/DP	VESA
UXGA	1600x1200	60	D-SUB/HDMI/DP	VESA
UHD	3840x2160	60	DP	VESA

5.3 Video Wall RS232 Assignment / Specification

- D-SUB 9 pin- Input: Female, bottom position	Pin No. Name		Input
	1 n/c
	2	Tx
	3	Rx
	4	NC
	5 GND
	6 n/c
	7 n/c
	8 n/c
	9 5V(option)

- D-SUB 9 pin- Output: Male, top position	Pin No. Name		Output
	1 n/c
	2	Rx
	3	Tx
	4	NC
	5 GND
	6 n/c
	7 n/c
	8 n/c
	9 n/c

6. R4N COMMANDER (Video Wall Communication Protocol)

This document defines all the command and messages exchanged between the Master (a PC or the other controller) and the Slave (the displays). It also describes the ways to send or read the commands or the messages.

6.1 Protocol definition

VWCP stands for "Video Wall Communication Protocol". The protocol is specifically designed to allow data communication in half duplex multi-point environments, but it can also be used for full duplex point-to-point RS-232C communication.

6.2 Communication characteristics

A half-duplex communication is implemented starting from the concept of a master-slave structure, where the display is supposed to be the slave. The first action is always taken by the master, which can be either a PC or any controlling device (acting as server) interfaced to the monitor. After sending a command or a request in the appropriate format the master receives from the slave an acknowledgement, which tells the transmitter whether the command is not valid (or not executable, anyway) or it is accepted. In case of a request, the requested information is sent back and it becomes the acknowledgement by itself.

6.3 How to connect an external equipment(PC ↔ Monitor)

Female Pin number Male Pin number 

6.4 Hardware Protocol

Baud rate: 19200 bps Data bits: 8 bit Parity bits: None Stop bits: 1 bit Handshake: None

6.5 Transmission Formats

This is the format that the computer will send to the display to execute commands. The format for this command transmission is as follows: \- Data Length: 13 byte Ex) 001PWRWOFF0 (Set ID: 1, "Power Off" Send)

STX ID

1 ID2 ID3

CM1 CM

2 CM3 R

/W DA1

DA2 DA3

IND ETX

0x0f

0

0

1

P

W

R

W

O

F

F

0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

- STX: Start of Text (0x0f) - ID1 \~ ID3: Set ID (001\~100) - R/W: Read/Write - DA1 \~ DA3: Data (Values) - IND: Index - ETX: End of Text (0x0d) \- CM1 \~ CM3: Command (PWR, MIN, MUT, RML, KPL...)

6.6 Command List (Write)(PC ↔ Monitor)

Power On/Off (PWR)

STX ID

1 ID2 ID3

CM1 CM

2 CM3 R

/W DA1

DA2 DA3

IND ETX

0x0f P

W R W 0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

- ID1 \~ ID3: Set ID ("001" \~ "100") - DA1 \~ DA3: "-ON": Power On "OFF": Power Off Ex) 001PWRWOFF0 (Power Off) Remote Control Lock On/Off (RML)

STX ID

1 ID2 ID3

CM1 CM

2 CM3 R

/W DA1

DA2 DA3

IND ETX

0x0f

R

M

L

W

0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

- ID1 \~ ID3: Set ID ("001" \~ "100") - DA1 \~ DA3: "-ON": Lock On "OFF": Lock Off Ex) 001RML-ONO (Lock On) Keypad Control Lock On/Off (KPL)

STX ID

1 ID2 ID3

CM1 CM

2 CM3 R

W DA1

DA2 DA3

ND ETX

0x0f

K

P

L

W

0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

- ID1 \~ ID3: Set ID ("001" \~ "100") - DA1 \~ DA3: "-ON": Lock On "OFF": Lock Off Ex) 001KPLW-ONO (Lock ON) Line Shift On/Off (LIN)

STX ID

1 ID2 ID3

CM1 CM

2 CM3 R

/W DA1

DA2 DA3

IND ETX

0x0f L

I N W

0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

- ID1 \~ ID3: Set ID ("001" \~ "100") - DA1 \~ DA3: "-ON": Line shift On "OFF": Line shift Off Ex) 001LINW-ON0 (Line Shift ON) Mute On/Off (MUT)

STX ID

1 ID2 ID3

CM1 CM

2 CM3 R

/W DA1

DA2 DA3

IND ETX

0x0f

M

U

T

W

0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

- ID1 \~ ID3: Set ID ("001" \~ "100") - DA1 \~ DA3: "-ON": Mute On "OFF": Mute Off Ex) 001MUTW-ON0 (Line Shift ON) Source Change (MIN)

STX ID

1 ID2 ID3

CM1 CM

2 CM3 R

W DA1

DA2 DA3

ND ETX

0x0f

M

I

N

W

0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

- ID1 \~ ID3: Set ID ("001" \~ "100") - DA1 \~ DA3: "DVI": DVI "HDM": HDMI "COM": Component "-PC": PC RGB "DP": DP "SDI": SDI Ex) 001MINWDVI0 (Source Change DVI) Virtual Remote Control (RMT)

STX ID

1 ID2 ID3

CM1 CM

2 CM3 R

/W DA1

DA2 DA3

IND ETX

0x0f R

M T W 0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

- ID1 ~ ID3: Set ID ("001" ~ "100")
- DA1 ~ DA3: "MEN" (Menu)
    "SOU" (Source)
    "LEF" (Left & Volume-)
    "RIG" (Right & Volume+)
    "ENT" (Enter)
    "-UP" (Up)
    "DOW" (Down)
    "EXI" (Exit)
Ex) <STX>001RMTWSOU0<ETX> (Remote Source Button) 

Horizontal Set Count (HSC)

STX ID

1 ID2 ID3

CM1 CM

2 CM3 R

/W DA1

DA2 DA3

ND ETX

0x0f

H

S

C

W

0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

- ID1 ~ ID3: Set ID ("001" ~ "100")
- DA1 ~ DA3: "001" ~ "100"
Ex) <STX>001HSCW0100<ETX> (H-Set Count 10) 

Vertical Set Count (VSC)

STX ID

1 ID2 ID3

CM1 CM

12 CM3 R

/W DA1

DA2 DA3

IND ETX

0x0f V

S C W

0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

- ID1 \~ ID3: Set ID ("001" \~ "100") - DA1 \~ DA3: "001" \~ "100" Ex) 001VSCW0100 (V-Set Count 10) Horizontal Edge Adjust (HEG)

STX ID

1 ID2 ID3

CM1 CM

2 CM3 R

/W DA1

DA2 DA3

ND ETX

0x0f

H

E

G

W

0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

- ID1 \~ ID3: Set ID ("001" \~ "100") - DA1 \~ DA3: "000" \~ "200" Ex) 001HEGW0300 (H-Edge Adjust 30) Vertical Edge Adjust (VEG)

STX ID

1 ID2 ID3

CM1 CM

2 CM3 R

/W DA1

DA2 DA3

ND ETX

0x0f

V

E

G

W

0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

- ID1 \~ ID3: Set ID ("001" \~ "100") - DA1 \~ DA3: "000" \~ "200" Ex) 001VEGW0400 (V-Edge Adjust 40) Display Sequence (SDS)

STX ID

1 ID2 ID3

CM1 CM

2 CM3 R

/W DA1

DA2 DA3

IND ETX

0x0f S

D S W 0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

\- ID1 \~ ID3: Set ID ("001" \~ "100") \- DA1 \~ DA3: "001" \~ "100" Ex) 001SDSW0010 (Display Sequence 1) Color Temperature Change (CTC)

STX ID

1 ID2 ID3

CM1 CM

2 CM3 R

/W DA1

DA2 DA3

ND ETX

0x0f C

T

C W 0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

\- ID1 \~ ID3: Set ID ("001" \~ "100") \- DA1 \~ DA3: "COL": Cool "MED": Medium "WAR": Warm "USE": User "US2": User2 "US3": User3 Ex) < STX>001CTCWMED0 (Color Temp Change Medium) Brightness Adjust (FCB)

STX

ID1

ID2

ID3

CM1

CM2

CM3

R/W

DA1

DA2

DA3

IND

ETX

0x0f F

C

B W 0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

\- ID1 \~ ID3: Set ID ("001" \~ "100") \- DA1 \~ DA3: "000" \~ "100" Ex) 001FCBW0400 (Brightness Adjust 40) Contrast Adjust (FCC)

STX ID

1 ID2 ID3

CM1 CM

2 CM3 R

/W DA1

DA2 DA3

IND ETX

0x0f

F

C

C

W

0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

\- ID1 \~ ID3: Set ID ("001" \~ "100") \- DA1 \~ DA3: "000" \~ "100" Ex) 001FCCW0400 (Contrast Adjust 40) Red Gain Adjust (FGR)

STX ID

1 ID2 ID3

CM1 CM

2 CM3 R

/W DA1

DA2 DA3

ND ETX

0x0f

F

G

R

W

0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

\- ID1 \~ ID3: Set ID ("001" \~ "100") \- DA1 \~ DA3: "000" \~ "100" Ex) 001FGRW0400 (Red Gain Adjust 40) Green Gain Adjust (FGG)

STX

ID1

ID2

ID3

CM1

CM2

CM3

R/W

DA1

DA2

DA3

IND

ETX

0x0f

F

G

G

W

0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

Blue Gain Adjust (FGB)

STX ID

1 ID2 ID3

CM1 CM

12 CM3 R

/W DA1

DA2 DA3

IND ETX

0x0f F

G B W

0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

\- ID1 \~ ID3: Set ID ("001" \~ "100") \- DA1 \~ DA3: "000" \~ "100" Ex) 001FGBW0400 (Blue Gain Adjust 40) Red Offset Adjust (FOR)

STX ID

1 ID2 ID3

CM1 CM

2 CM3 R

/W DA1

DA2 DA3

ND ETX

0x0f

F

O

R

W

0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

\- ID1 \~ ID3: Set ID ("001" \~ "100") \- DA1 \~ DA3: "000" \~ "100" Ex) 001FORW0400 (Red Offset Adjust 40) Green Offset Adjust (FOG)

STX

ID1

ID2

ID3

CM1

CM2

CM3

R/W

DA1

DA2

DA3

IND

ETX

0x0f

F

O

G

W

0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

Blue Offset Adjust (FOB)

STX

ID1

ID2

ID3

CM1

CM2

CM3

R/W

DA1

DA2

DA3

IND

ETX

0x0f

F

O

B

W

0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

\- ID1 \~ ID3: Set ID ("001" \~ "100") \- DA1 \~ DA3: "000" \~ "100" Ex) 001FOBW0400 (Blue Offset Adjust 40)

6.7 Command List (Read)

Edge Item Read Command (PC → Monitor)

<STX>001SDSR0000<ETX> 

Edge Item Read Data (Monitor → PC)

STX

Set ID

ID

Sequence

H Count

V Count

H Gap

V Gap

ETX

0x0f E

0 0 0 0 0x0d

Hex

Color Item Read Command (PC → Monitor)

<STX>001CTCR0000<ETX> 

Color Item Read Data (Monitor → PC)

STX

Set ID

ID

Bright

Contra

Color Temp

Red Gain

Green Gain

Blue Gain

Red Offset

Green Offset

Blue Offset

ETX

0xOf C

0x0d

Hex

Save Setup data to EEPROM at Monitor < New >

STX

ID1

ID2

ID3

CM1

CM2

CM3

R/W

DA1

DA2

DA3

IND

ETX

0x0f

E

E

P

W

0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

Model Info < New > Read Only (PC → Monitor)

STX ID

1 ID2 ID3

CM1 CM

2 CM3 R

/W DA1

DA2 DA3

IND ETX

0x0f M

D L R 0

0x0d

Hex

ASCII (capital letter)

Hex

Model Info Data (Monitor → PC)

STX

Set ID

ID

MDL1

MDL2

MDL3

PNL1

PNL2

VER1

VER2

VER3

VER4

ETX

0x0f

‘I’

0

0x0d

Hex

- MDL1 \~ MDL3: model type - PNL1 \~ PNL2: panel size - VER1 \~ VER4: FW version → RNK OLD VERSION: No Response Ex) RNK New Version

STX

Set ID

ID

MDL1

MDL2

MDL3

PNL1

PNL2

VER1

VER2

VER3

VER4

ETX

0x0f

‘I’

‘R’

‘N’

‘K’

0x00

0x00

0x00

0x00

0x00

0x01

0x0d

Hex

7. TROUBLESHOOTING

When the following troubles are occurred, follow the trouble shooting. Before contacting a service center.

Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Tip
The screen doesn’t show up	1. Make sure if the power supply is connected property
	2. Turn on the power.
	3. Select the input signal right for the connected port.
The screen is too light or to dark Control the BRIGHTNESS
The screen size is not fit for the PC signal	Press the AUTO key among keys in the front. (It’s used only in the PC signal)
The screen color shows strange in the PC signal	In the FUNCTION menu of OSD menu, perform the AUTOADJUST

8. LIMITED WARRANTY

All products carry a limited warranty from ship date against defects in materials and workmanship. We are not liable for improper installation that results in damage on mounts, adapters, display equipment or personal injury.