ETX5520 - Monitor Legamaster - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	4K Interactive Touch Monitor
Brand	Legamaster
Model	ETX5520
Screen Size	55 inches (54.64 inches)
Resolution	3840 x 2160 pixels (Ultra HD 4K)
Display Technology	LCD TFT with Direct LED backlight
Brightness	350 cd/m²
Contrast Ratio	4000:1
Response Time	9 ms
Viewing Angle	178° horizontal / 178° vertical
Number of Colors	1.07 billion (10 bits)
Refresh Rate	60 Hz
Touch System	Advanced infrared, 32 touch points
Touch Response	≤ 10 ms
Operating System	Android 8.0
Processor	ARM Cortex A73x2 + A53x2
RAM	4 GB
Internal Storage	32 GB
Connectivity	HDMI 2.0 ARC (x1), HDMI 2.0 (x2), DisplayPort (x1), VGA (x1), USB-A 3.0 (x3), USB-A 2.0 (x1), USB-C (x1), USB-B (x3 for touch), RJ45 LAN (x2), RS-232C (x1)
Audio Outputs	SPDIF optical (x1), 3.5 mm audio jack (x1), built-in speakers 15W x 2 + subwoofer 15W
Product Dimensions (W x H x D)	1285.5 x 766.2 x 90 mm
Net Weight	34.3 kg
Carton Dimensions (W x H x D)	1414 x 901 x 232 mm
Gross Weight	45 kg
Power Supply	AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption	125 W (typical), ≤ 0.5 W (standby)
VESA Mount	400 x 400 mm, M8 screws
Accessories Included	Remote control (batteries included), HDMI cable 5m, USB cable 5m, high-precision stylus pack (2 pieces), 2-in-1 stylus, EasyFix cable clips, USB drive with manual

Frequently Asked Questions - ETX5520 Legamaster

How to turn the Legamaster ETX5520 screen on and off?

To turn on, press the central control button once or the power button on the remote control. To turn off, press and hold the central control button for 2 seconds or press the power button on the remote control. The screen goes into standby mode. For a complete shutdown, use the main switch on the side.

How to update the firmware of the ETX5520 monitor?

You can update via a USB stick or online (OTA). For a local update, insert a USB stick containing the update.zip file into the USB 2.0 port. Go to Settings > Device > System updates, enter the PIN code (default 0000), then select 'Local update' and choose the USB stick. For OTA, ensure an internet connection, then select 'Online update'.

How to safely clean the touch screen?

First, unplug the power. Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the surface. If necessary, slightly dampen the cloth with water. Never use alcohol, solvents, or abrasive products, as they could damage the screen. Avoid any liquid entering the interior.

Which cables are needed to use the touch function from a computer?

Connect the video source (HDMI, DisplayPort, or VGA) between the computer and the screen. Then, connect a USB port from the computer to the corresponding USB-B (Touch USB) port on the screen using the supplied USB cable. The touch function is active after about 5 seconds.

How to reset the screen to factory settings?

Access the settings menu via the central control button or remote control. Go to 'Settings' > 'Device' > 'Reset' and confirm the operation. Note that this will erase all personal data and restore the original settings.

What is the warranty for the Legamaster ETX5520?

The warranty covers manufacturing defects under normal use. It does not cover damage caused by misuse, natural disasters, unauthorized modifications, or normal wear (such as image retention). For more details, consult the manual or contact the dealer.

How to prevent image retention (screen burn-in)?

Do not display static images for long periods. Use the screen with changing content. After 16 hours of use, turn off the screen for at least 6 hours. Also activate the screen saver if available. Image retention is not covered by the warranty.

How to safely move or transport the screen?

The screen is heavy (34.3 kg). To move it, at least four people are needed. Always transport it in a vertical position. Use the white handles on the cardboard if still packaged. Avoid placing it face up or down. Disconnect all cables before transport.

What are the recommended operating temperatures?

The screen operates from -5°C to 45°C (23°F to 113°F) with humidity below 90% RH. For storage, the permissible temperature is -20°C to 60°C with humidity from 10% to 90% RH.

How to connect external audio devices?

Use the SPDIF optical output for a digital amplifier or speakers, or the 3.5 mm audio jack for analog speakers. The screen also has built-in speakers 15W x 2 and a subwoofer 15W. For a soundbar, you can use the optional EasyFix support.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Important Information .... 3

1.1. Use 3
1.2. Exemptions 3

1. Safety Instructions....4

2.1. Safety Precautions....4
2.2.Moving and Carrying Notice 5
2.3.Installation 5
2.4. Wall Mount Safety Notice....6
2.5. Recommended Use 7
2.6. Cleaning 8

1. Package Contents....9

3.1. Unpacking....9
3.2. Included Accessories....9

1. Installation 9

4.1.Environment State 9
4.2.General overview of the screen....10
4.3. In- and output connector table 12
4.4. Remote Control....12

1. Operating the screen 13

5.1. Turning the display on and off 14
5.2. Quick launch menu 14
5.3.Float menu 15
5.4. Settings menu 15
5.5. Updating the screen....18
5.6. Enabling / Disabling Android 18

1. Touch Operation 18

2. Specifications.... 19

3. Supported Timings....21
4. Serial Commands....21

9.1. Serial Communications....21
9.2.RS-232 Connection and Port Configuration 21
9.3.RS232 Interface 22

1. Troubleshooting....24

2. Compliance 24

3. Appendix.... 25

12.1. Dimensions 25

1. Accessories 29

13.1.EasyFix Video Conferencing Unit 29
13.2.EasyFix Proximity Sensor 29

1. IMPORTANT INFORMATION

WARNING:

TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARDS, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. ALSO, DO NOT USE THIS UNIT'S POLARIZED PLUG WITH AN EXTENSION CORD RECEPTABLE OR OTHER OUTLETS UNLESS THE PRONGS CAN BE FULLY INSERTED. REFRAIN FROM OPENING THE E-SCREENS HOUSING AS THERE ARE HIGH VOLTAGE COMPONENTS INSIDE.

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, MAKE SURE POWER CORD IS UNPLUGGED FROM WALL SOCKET. TO FULLY DISENGAGE THE POWER TO THE UNIT, PLEASE DISCONNECT THE POWER CORD FROM THE AC OUTLET. DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE

1.1. USE 1.2. EXEMPTIONS

• Transport the product upright with proper packaging. Avoid placing the product face up or down. Handle with care!
• Do not send a static (non-moving) image to the e-screen, it may cause image 'burn-in' or image retention.
• "Burn in" and/or image retention is not covered under warranty.

• Make sure to change the image on the e-screen periodically. It is recommended to turn off the e-screen for at least 6 hours after 16 hours of usage in a 24 hour period to help avoid image retention.

• This product isn't warranted for any damage caused by natural disaster (such as earthquake, thunder, etc.), fire, acts by third parties, accidents, owner's intentional misuse and fault, or use in other improper conditions.

• This product isn't warranted for incidental damages (such as profit loss or interruption in business, modification or erasure of record data, etc.) caused by use or inability to use of this product.
• This product isn't warranted for any damage caused by inappropriate operation, or from not following the user manual.
• This product isn't warranted for any damage caused by misuse or malfunction through simultaneous use of this product and the connected equipment or software.
• This product isn't warranted for any damage caused by neglect of the installation instructions.
• This product isn't warranted for any damage caused by improper installation.
• This product isn't warranted for any damage caused by disassembly, modification or repair by non-authorized service centers or people.

2. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Before using this e-screen, please read this user manual thoroughly to help protect against property damage and to ensure your personal safety and the safety of others.

• Read and follow all instructions and safety-warnings found in this manual.
• For installation or adjustment, please follow the instructions in this manual and refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

2.1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

If smoke or a peculiar smell comes from the e-Screen, remove the power plug from the outlet immediately.

Failure to do so may result in fire or electrical shock. Contact your dealer for inspection.

If the e-Screen has been turned on but there is no picture, remove the power plug from the outlet immediately.

Failure to do so may result in fire or electrical shock. Contact your dealer for inspection.

If water is spilled or objects are dropped inside the e-Screen, remove the power plug from the outlet immediately.

Failure to do so may result in fire or electrical shock. Contact your dealer for inspection.

If the e-Screen is dropped or the e-screen's housing is damaged, remove the power plug from the outlet immediately.

Failure to do so may result in fire or electrical shock. Contact your dealer for inspection.

If the power cord or plug is damaged or becomes hot, turn off the main power switch of the e-Screen, make sure the power plug has cooled down and remove the power plug from the outlet.

If the e-Screen is still used in this condition, it may cause fire or electrical shock. Contact your dealer for replacement.

2.2. MOVING AND CARRYING NOTICE

Moving the product:

Moving the product requires at least four people. Attempting to move the product with fewer people may result in damage to the display or in serious injury of the people handling the screen. When moving a display in its shipping carton, lift the carton using the white handles.

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Carrying the product:

This product is heavy; please follow proper lifting techniques, as pictured below. Failure to do so may cause injury.

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2.3.INSTALLATION

Don't install in a high-temperature environment.

If the e-screen is used in high-temperatures or in direct sunlight, it may cause the housing of the product or other parts to become distorted or damaged, resulting in overheating or electrical shock.

Don't install in a high-humidity environment.

This may cause overheating or electrical shock.

Don't install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus that produce heat.

This may cause fire or electrical shock.

Don't overload outlets or cables beyond electrical capacity.

Don't use extension cords as it may cause fire or electrical shock.

Don't insert the power plug into an outlet other than 100\~240V AC.

This may cause fire or electrical shock.

• Don't use a damaged power plug or worn outlet.
• Don't insert an improper power plug it may cause fire or electric shock.

Don't place the e-screen on an unstable shelf or surface.

The e-screen may fall, causing injury. Please install on a horizontal, stable, level surface.

Don't place objects on the e-screen.

• If the e-screen is covered or the vents are blocked, the display could overheat and cause a fire.
• If objects or liquids get inside the e-screen, this may cause fire or electrical shock.
• Do not put heavy objects on the e-screen as they may fall, causing injury.
• Please keep a 10 cm minimum distance between e-screen, wall and/or other objects to ensure sufficient ventilation.

Don't move the e-screen when it is connected to the power cord and AV cables.

• When moving the e-screen, make sure to remove all cables first.

• When unpacking or carrying the e-screen, at least 4 people are needed. Make sure the e-screen is carried upright.

• Transport the e-screen upright. Avoid placing the e-screen face up or down.

• Handle the e-screen gently. Do not drop.

2.4. WALL MOUNT SAFETY NOTICE

1. Please make sure the bracket is mounted on a solid surface.

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1. After mounting the screen, do not pull, push or shake the screen.

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1. Do not install screens in direct sunlight, humid conditions or high temperatures.

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If you encounter a problem during installation, please contact your supplier for assistance. Don't repair or open the e-screen by yourself.

Failure to do so may result in fire or electrical shock. Contact your dealer for inspection.

Protect and correctly use the power cord/plug.

• Don't pinch the power cord/plug between hard surfaces.
• Don't step on the power cord/plug.
• Before inserting the power plug into the wall outlet, connect the power cord to the display.
• Using an e-screen with a damaged or non-original powercord can damage the screen, cause fires or electrical shocks.

Using extension cords (not recommended)

If an extension cord must be used, ensure the voltage rating exceeds the max power consumption of the display. If the voltage rating is less than the display, it will cause the extension cord to overheat.

Do not operate the screen during thunder or lightning.

Remove the powerplug from the power outlet.

Don't use any kind of liquid on the e-screen.

• If liquid is spilled on the e-screen, remove the power plug from the wall socket and ask qualified service personnel to check the product.
• If liquid gets on e-screens glass plate, clean it with a dry and soft cloth immediately.
• Don't use any chemicals on the e-screen.
• If metal or liquids get into the e-screen, it may cause a fire or an electrical shock.

Don't install or remove the power plug with wet hands.

This may cause an electrical shock.

If the e-screen will not be used for a long period of time, unplug the display.

Preventing to do so may cause premature wear of electrical components or fire.

Handle the e-screen with care, prevent glass breakage.

• If the glass of the e-screen is broken, liquids may escape. Please don't touch the liquid.
• If these liquids come into contact with skin or eyes, immediately wash it away with clean water and consult a medical professional.

Precautions with the remote control batteries

• Please only use approved AAA type batteries.
- Please be sure to insert batteries by matching the + and -.
- Don't recharge, heat, disassemble, short or throw batteries into a fire.
- Don't mix a new battery with a used one.
- Don't mix different types of batteries together (only use the specified type).

2.6. CLEANING

Remove the power plug from the power outlet before cleaning.

Failure to do so may result in electrical shock or damage.

Cleaning the surface of the e-screen

• When the surface of the e-screen becomes dirty, wipe the surface lightly with a soft clean cloth.

• If the surface requires additional cleaning, lightly moisten the cloth.

• Do not to let any kind of liquid enter the e-screen as it may cause electrical shock or damage.

• Do not clean the e-screen with alcohol, solvents or ammonia, as this could damage the e-screen.

3. PACKAGE CONTENTS

3.1. UNPACKING

• The e-Screen is packed using cushions to protect the product during shipping.
• Before unpacking, prepare a stable, level, and clean surface near a wall outlet.

• Set the box in an upright position and open from the top of the box before removing the top cushions.

• Step 1: Remove the white handle and cut the banding

• Step 2: Remove the top cushion and take the accessory bag out.

3.2. INCLUDED ACCESSORIES

Item

IR Remote Control (Batteries Included)

HDMI Cable

USB Type B to A

Power Cord

2-in-1 stylus

2 x High precision stylus

Easyfix cable clips

USB drive with user manual, UPDD driver (for Apple computers) and latest firmware-version

4. INSTALLATION

4.1. ENVIRONMENT STATE

When operating the screen, ambient room conditions should not exceed the following:

• Operating temperature: -5°C to 45°C (41°F to 104°F)
  • Humidity: less than 90% RH (Max)

4.2. GENERAL OVERVIEW OF THE SCREEN

ETX-5520 Optional: sensor modules Optional: Video conferencing unit IR receiver + status LED Central Control Button: on/off button and menu Optional Control button FLEX height adjustable solutions Optional Control button FLEX height adjustable solutions Android module slot OPS slot Wifi-module VESA 100x100 pattern Main power - Switch AC In socket "I" is power on "O" is power off Included accessory Easyfix Cable Clips Optional EasyFix Soundbar bracket Optional camera mount

ETX-6520/7520/8620 Optional: Video conferencing unit Optional: IR receiver + status LED Optional: sensor modules Central Control Button: on/off button and menu Optional Control button FLEX height adjustable solutions Optional Control button FLEX height adjustable solutions Android module slot 2021 OPS OPS slot Wifi-module VESA 100x100 pattern Main power – Switch AC In socket "I" is power on "O" is power off Included accessory EasyFix Cable Clips Optional EasyFix Soundoar bracket Optional camera mount

4.3. IN- AND OUTPUT CONNECTOR TABLE

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1	HDMI outCan be used to connect the e-screen to an external monitor.
2	HDMI (ARC)HDCP-compliant digital video input for ARC enabled devices
3	HDMI 2HDCP-compliant digital video inputs for connecting HDMI sources.
4	DisplayPortDisplayPort 1.2, 1.1a and DisplayPort-HDCP 1.1 compliant, SD/HD input for connecting SDTV, EDTV or HDTV component video sources.
5	USB-A 2.0USB-A 2.0 port for connecting devices using a usb cable.Also used as service port.
6	Touch USB 1A standard, Type B USB port for the touch functionality of the display.Automatically links to HDMI 1
7	Touch USB 2A standard, Type B USB port for the touch functionality of the display.Linked to HDMI 2, DP and VGA.
8	USB-CA USB-C port supporting power-delivery, USB 3.0 and DisplayPort.Please make sure that certified cables supporting these features are used.
9-10	USB-A 3.0USB-A 3.0 port for connecting devices using a usb cable.
11	VGA (D-Sub 15 pin)Connects components that have RGB or component output jacks,such as a personal computer

12	PC Audio InConnects the audio output from a personal computer
13	SPDIFConnects external, powered digital speakers or audio receiver/amplifier.
14	Audio OutConnects external, powered speakers or an external audioreceiver/amplifier.
15	RS-232CA female, 9-pin D-sub connector for interfacing with a PC or control system.
16-17	EthernetAn RJ-45 connector for interfacing with a PC or home theaterautomation/control system via a Cat 5 cable.
18	Touch USB 3A standard, Type B USB port for the touch functionality of the display.Linked to HDMI 3.
19	HDMI 3HDCP-compliant digital video inputs for connecting HDMI sources.
20	USB-A 3.0USB 3.0 port for connecting the EasyFix Video Conferencing Unit. Also used as service port.
21	PC Audio InAudio input for connecting the EasyFix Video Conferencing Unit

4.4. REMOTE CONTROL

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Label Description
	Turn the display on and off
	Back / return to previous menu
	Navigational buttons
	Select / confirm (when in menu) or Freeze screen(press and hold in any source except Android)
	Menu
	Home
	Source selection menu
	Volume down
	Mute
	Volume Up

4.4.1. Changing the Remote Control Battery

1. Remove the battery cover:

On the backside of the remotecontrol, slide down the battery cover.

2. Insert batteries:

use two AAA batteries and insert them according to the plus and minus indicators in the remote control.

3. Close the battery cover

by sliding it back into place.

I. Discard batteries according the local waist reduction and recovery regulations.
II. Do not keep used, empty batteries in the remote control. They can leak and result in damages to the remote control.
III. Only use batteries according to the instructions and regulations found in this manual and to the instructions and regulations set forth by the batteries' manufacturer.

CAUTION

About the remote control

• Don't drop, shake or bump.
• Avoid moist conditions, liquids, high-temperatures and/or exposure to direct sunlight.
• Don't dismantle.

Before first using the screen, please update it to the latest firmware version. ETX- e-screens can be updated in 2 ways, Over-the-Air (Internet connection required) or using a USB-drive.

To update to the latest firmware version, open the Quick Launch menu by pressing the central control button on the e-Screen. From this menu, click on the settings-button to open up the settings-menu.

In the settings-menu, select 'Device' and then 'System updates'. The update section is pin-code protected (default pin = 0000)

1. Local update: Insert a USB drive containing an update.zip file (supplied with the screen) in the USB 2.0 port on the side of the screen. Select 'local update' and select the USB drive. The update process will start.
2. Over-the-Air updating: Select 'Online update'. The system will check if a new firmware version is available. If a newer version is available, the system will prompt an update. Please confirm, after which the update process will start

FOR FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS, PLEASE VISIT:

Please make sure the display is connected to an AC power-socket using the supplied power cable.

Set the AC-switch to „I“. The monitor will be in stand-by mode (indicated by a red light)

To switch the display on, push the central control button once, or push the power-button on the remote control.

To switch the monitor off, press and hold the central control button for 2 seconds, or push the power button on the remote control. The display will switch to stand-by mode.

To turn off power completely, turn the AC switch to „O“ or disconnect the AC power cord from the power outlet.

By pushing the Central command button once, the Quick Launch menu will open up. From this customizable menu, the most commonly used features of the screen can quickly be accessed.

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• Input: Click to select the desired input / source

• Settings: Opens the settings-menu (see 5.4)
  •Annotationtool
  • Home: Opens the Android Launcher

• Screenshot: makes an instant screenshot and saves it to the file system, or when a USB-drive is inserted (in a USB 3.0 port) to the USB drive

• Stopwatch: Opens up a clock-screen with timer, stopwatch and alarm functionality
• Alone: Switches off the screen, but keeps playing audio. Wake-up the screen by touching it with 2 fingers.
  • Calendar: opens up a calendar
• Spotlight: Activates a spotlight. Spotlight can be moved, enlarged or decreased in size.
  • Curtain: activates the curtain-feature
• Freeze: Freezes the screen. Unfreeze by pressing the Freeze icon again.

Power-buttons:

• Shutdown: shuts down the screen and when applicable the OPS computer.
• Sleep-mode: induces a mode in which screen and audio are switched off, but from which the screen can recover in a snap by touching the screen with 2 fingers, or by pushing the Central control button
• OPS-power: switches the OPS computer on or off.

•Brightness-slider

•Volume-slider

Action-buttons:

• < Back / previous screen
• O Home (Legamaster launcher home-screen)
- □ Overview: Shows all open apps and allows users to quickly switch between them, or close all open apps at once.

5.3. FLOAT MENU

A float menu appears when you swipe up from the bottom edge of the screen.

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In this float-menu, 3 Action-buttons can be found with the following functionality:

Back: takes you back to the previous screen
Home: brings you back to the home screen of the Legamaster Launcher
Overview: Shows all open apps and allows users to quickly switch between them, or close all open apps at once.

5.4. SETTINGS MENU

Below you can find a full overview of the settings menu of the ETX-XX20 e-Screen, together with an explanation of the settings.

MAIN SETTINGS CATEGORY	SETTING CATEGORY	LEVEL1 LEVEL2 VALUES EXPLANATION
NETWORK & CONNECTED DEVICES	Ethernet	MAC address shows the MAC address for the wired connection
		IP address shows the IP address for the wired connection
		Ethernet ON/OFF			Toggle ethernet-connection on / off for the screen itself. Disabling this does not disable ethernet for the OPS
	Wi-Fi	MAC address shows the MAC address for the Wi-Fi connection
		IP address shows the IP address for the Wi-Fi connection
		Wi-Fi ON/OFF Toggle Wi-Fi on and off
	Portable hotspot	Hotspot ON/OFF Toggle the hotspot-functionality on / off
		Setup Wi-Fi hotspot Set-up the hotspot
	Bluetooth	MAC address show the MAC address for the bluetooth adapter
		Blooth ON/OFF			Toggle bluetooth on/ off, show / connect with available devices
DEVICE Picture		Picture mode		Standard	Select pre-set picture modesDynamic
				Soft
				User	Picture mode where settings can be adjusted manually in ,Advanced'
		Power mode		User	Choose a power-mode: User = manual brightness setting, Auto = Automatic brightness setting based on ambient light conditions, balanced = brightness 75, ECO = brightness 50, DCR = 100. Power consumption varies based on these settings.
				Auto
				Balanced
				ECO Friendly
				DCR
		Color temperture		Standard	Select a color temperature modeCool
				Warm
		Eye protect ON/OFF			Toggle Eye Protect mode on / off. When enabled, the brightness will be reduced when writing.
		Anti blue light ON/OFF			Toggle Anti blue light on / off. When enabled the amount of blue light will be reduced.
		Backlight		0-100	Manually adjust the brightness. Using this setting will change the power mode setting to ,Manual'
DEVICE	Picture	Advanced Contrast 0-100			In Picture mode ,User', use these settings to manually adjust the picture settings
			Brightness 0-100
			Saturation 0-100
			Sharpness 0-100
			PC mode PC / V deo		Allows switching to Video mode, in which ,Overscan' can be used
			Display mode 16:9/P2P Toggle picture aspect mode
			MEMC Off/Low/ Middle/High Change the MEMC level
			Overscan ON/OFF toggle between overscan on and off.
			HDR ON/OFF toggle between HDR on and off.
			VGA auto adjust		toggle VGA auto adjust o / off when receiving a VGA signal
	Sound	Audio output		Speaker/SPDIF/ARC/ Bluetooth	Choose the Audio output
		Sound mode		Standard/Music/Movie/ Sports/User	Select a pre-set sound mode. ,User' allows manual sound settings
		SPDIF mode RAW/PCM		Toogle SP/DIF mode between RAW / PCM
		AVC		ON/OFF toggle AVC on / off
		Sound Effect		ON/OFF toggle sound effect on / off
		Volume		0-100	set volume
		Balance		0-100	set balance
		EQ 120Hz		0-100	Manually adjust settings, when sound mode is set to , User'
		EQ 500Hz		0-100
		EQ 1.5KHz		0-100
		EQ 5KHz		0-100
		EQ 10KHz		0-100
SYSTEM	Security	Change password			Change your password
		Safe mode		ON/OFF	Safe mode password-protects the complete settings menu, file browser and....
		App lock			Select individual apps that will be password-protected
		App install/uninstall lock		ON/OFF App (de)install lock	disables (de)installation of apps
		Touch lock		ON/OFF Touch lock disables touch functionality
		Keypad lock		ON/OFF Keypad lock disables use of the Central Control Button
		IR lock		ON/OFF IR lock disables use of the remote control
		Network lock		ON/OFF	Network lock disables ethernet, Wifi and Bluetooth connections
	Manage apps	Installed apps			manage user-installed apps(FORCE STOP/UNINSTALL/CLEAR DATA)
		All apps			manage all apps(FORCE STOP/DISABLE/CLEAR DATA)
	Power	Power-on / shutdown timer	Shutdown timer		set the shutdown timer
			Power-on timer		set the power-on timer
		Power on settings	Power on mode	Direct	set power on mode to direct
				Standby	set power on mode to standby
				Memory	set power on mode to memory
			Power on source	Memory/Android/PC/ HDMI1/HDMI2/HDMI3/ DP/USB_C/VGA	Choose the source in which the screen powers-on
			Power on volume	Memory/User	Set the power-on volume. In ,User' users can select a power-on volume manually
			Volume setting	0-100	Set the power-on volume
			Boot OPS at power-on	ON/OFF	Choose whether the OPS boots automatically when the screen is powered-on
		Wake on lan		ON/OFF Enable / disable w	wake on Lan
		Motion Wake-up		ON/OFF Enable / disable m	motion wake-up by the proximity sensor
		Motion Detection		Off/15/30/45/60 minutes	Dis-/ enable the proximity sensor to put the screen in sleep mode when no motion is detected by the proximity sensor
		Shutdown timer		OFF/1/10/20/30/ 60/90/120/180 minutes	set a shutdown timer
		Auto shutdown		Off/1/3/5/10 minutes Shut	down the screen when there's no signal
OTHERS	More	Auto sense OFF/Prompt/Direct			Select the auto sense mode. In auto sense, the screen will detect new active signals and switch to that source automatically (direct), or when confirmed (prompt). When a signal is switched off, autosense will automatically check for other active sources in the sequence OPS slot, HDMI 1, HDMI 2, HDMI 3, DisplayPort, USB C, VGA always ending in the Android launcher (when enabled)
		Temperature protection		ON/OFF	With temperature protection, a user can set an alarm temperature in which the screen will shutdown automatically
		Current temperature 0-100 shows the current temperature of the screen
		Alam temperature 50-100			set the alarm temperature value. When reached, the screen will automatically shutdown to prevent further temperature increase
		HDMI	HDMI out	1080p 60Hz/2160p 30Hz/2160p 60Hz	set the HDMI out signal
			HDMI EDID version	EDID 1,4/EDID 2.0 set the	HDMI EDID version
		Date & time	Automatic date & time	ON/OFF	Automatic date and time requires an active internet connection. Disabling this setting allows users to maually set the date & time
			Date Show or set the current date
			Time show or set the current time
			Time zone set the time zone
			Use 24-hour format	ON/OFF Choose between a 12 or a 24 hr time format
		Languages		Deutsch/English/Francais/Nederlands	set the language
		Keyboard & inputs	Current Keyboard		Shows the current keyboard / allows users to switch keyboards
			Android Keyboard (AOSP)		Configure the default (AOSP) keyboard
			Manage keyboards		Manage keyboards
		Individuation	Set wallpaper change and set the wallpaper
			Set 'no input' wallpater		change and set the no input wallpaper
			Set source label		Label various sources for easier recognition
	Device	Device name show or change the device name
		Device model shows the device model
		System information	Firmware version		shows all system information
		System Updates	Local update		Updates the systems firmware using a USB-drive
			Online update		Checks for updates online
		Reset			restore factory settings. NOTE! This will erase all custom settings, data and custom apps from your system

5.5. UPDATING THE SCREEN

The ETX-xx20 (PLUS) e-Screens can be updated with a new firmware version. Updates can be done using a USB-drive or 'over-the-air'.

5.5.1 Updating the e-Screen using a USB-drive

Load the update.zip file on a USB drive, and insert it into the USB 2.0 port on the side of the ETX e-Screen. Go to the settings menu of the ETX e-Screen. In the 'Others' section of the menu, select 'Device'. Select 'System updates' and choose 'local update'. Enter the pin-code set for the system, then select the USB-drive with the update.zip file on it. Follow the prompts until ready.

After completing the update process, please power-down the system completely (using the AC-switch).

5.5.2 Updating the e-Screen 'over-the-air'

Make sure the ETX e-Screen has an active internet connection. Go to the settings menu of the ETX e-Screen. In the 'Others' section of the menu, select 'Device'. Select 'System updates' and choose 'online update'. Enter the pin-code set for the system. The system will check for available updates. When a newer firmware version is available, click the 'download' button to start the update process.

NOTE: please verify that the correct server URL is entered: http://68.66.241.101:8080/ota/upgrade

After completing the update process, please power-down the system completely (using the AC-switch).

5.6. ENABLING / DISABLING ANDROID

ETX-XX20 (PLUS) e-Screens offer users the option to disable Android. To disable or enable Android, use the remote control supplied with the screen.

(slowly) Press: Source / Left / Right / Plus / Minus

A prompt will appear (Android enable); select ON to enable Android, Press OFF to disable Android

NOTE: disabling Android limits the functionalities of the screen. Some settings cannot be accessed or changed after Android has been disabled.

6. TOUCH OPERATION

To be able to control various (enabled) sources using the e-screens touch-functionality, a dedicated connection between the e-screen and the source is needed using a (supplied) USB cable:

1. Connect the source with the screen using a video cable (VGA / HDMI / Displayport)
2. Use the supplied USB cable to connect the source with the screen, using the USB-A connector for the source and the USB-B connector with the screen.
3. Turn both the screen and the source on. It may take up to 5 seconds for touch to become active.
4. When a suitable USB-C to USB-C cable is used, video, power-delivery and touch connectivity are manged over 1 cable.

7. SPECIFICATIONS

PRODUCT LOGISTICS ETX-8620 ETX-7520 ETX-6520 ETX-5520

Dimension of Package Carton (W x H x D) 2139x1363x231 1875x1186x231 1676x1097x231 1414x901x232
Weight of Package Carton (Gross) 85 75,8 56 45
Product SAP / EAN / KEA	868007000 / 8713797092500 / 7-803120-86	868006000 / 8713797092494 / 7-803120-75	868005000 / 8713797092487 / 7-803120-65	868004000 / 8713797092470 / 7-803120-55

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Screen Size 86" (85.6") 75" (74.52") 65" (64.53") 55" (54.64")
Panel Technology TFT LCD TFT LCD TFT LCD TFT LCD
Display Resolution	3840 x 2160	3840 x 2160	3840 x 2160	3840 x 2160
Brightness (Typical)	350 cd / m2	350 cd / m2	350 cd / m2	350 cd / m2
Contrast (Typical)	1200 : 1	4000:1	4000:1	4000:1
Response Time	8 ms	8 ms	9 ms	9 ms
Frame Rate	60 Hz	60 Hz	60 Hz	60 Hz
Viewing Angle (H / V)	178° / 178°	178° / 178°	178° / 178°	178° / 178°
Display Colors	1.07B (10-bit)	1.07B (10-bit)	1.07B (10-bit)	1.07B (10-bit)
Backlight Type	Direct LED	Direct LED	Direct LED	Direct LED
Service life	>40.000 Hours >40.000 Hours >40.000 Hours >40.000 Hours
Orientation	Landscape	Landscape	Landscape / Portrait	Landscape / Portrait
CPU	ARM Cortex A73x2; Cortex A53x2	ARM Cortex A73x2; Cortex A53x2	ARM Cortex A73x2; Cortex A53x2	ARM Cortex A73x2; Cortex A53x2
GPU	G51MP4	G51MP4	G51MP4	G51MP4
Operating System	Android 8.0	Android 8.0	Android 8.0	Android 8.0
Memory	4 GB	4 GB	4 GB	4 GB
On-Board Storage	32GB	32GB	32GB	32GB
Detection Method	High Precision Advanced Infrared	High Precision Advanced Infrared	High Precision Advanced Infrared	High Precision Advanced Infrared
Available Touch Points	32 Point ∅5 point ∅3mm	32 Point ∅5 point ∅3mm	32 Point ∅5 point ∅3mm	32 Point ∅5 point ∅3mm
Response Time (Typical)	<= 10 ms	<= 10 ms	<= 10 ms	<= 10 ms
Minimum Response Size	>= ∅ 3 mm	>= ∅ 3 mm	>= ∅ 3 mm	>= ∅ 3 mm
Touch Resolution	32771 x 32768	32770 x 32768	32769 x 32768	32768 x 32768
Input Connectors	HDMI 2.0 ARC x 1 / HDMI 2.0 x 2 / DisplayPort x 1 / USB-A 3.0 x 3 + 2.0 x 1 / USB-C x 1 / VGA + 3.5mm jack x 1 / RS-232C x 1 / LAN RJ45 x 2
Output Connectors	HDMI (4k@60Hz) x 1 / Optical (SPDIF) out x 1 / 3.5mm audio jack x 1 / Touch-out USB-B x 3
OPS Slot	YES	YES	YES	YES
Android Slot	YES	YES	YES	YES
Wifi (pluggable / removable module)				802.11a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth v. 5
Audio Power Output (RMS)	15 W x 2 / 8 Ω	15 W x 2 / 8 Ω	15 W x 2 / 8 Ω	15 W x 2 / 8 Ω
Subwoofer	15 W	15 W	15 W	15 W
Dimension of Product (W x H x D)	1959.5x1140.2x89.3	1714.7x1002.8x89.3	1490.5x875.5x89.3	1285.5x766.2x90
Weight of Product	66 55,9		43 34,3
VESA® Hole Pitch (W x H)	600 x 800 (mm), M8 Screw. Supplied with mounted 400x600 adapter		400 x 600 (mm), M8 Screw	400 x 400 mm, M8 Screw
Front Glass	4mm Tempered Anti-Glare	4mm Tempered Anti-Glare	4mm Tempered Anti-Glare	4mm Tempered Anti-Glare
Power Supply	AC 100-240 V 50 / 60 Hz	AC 100-240 V 50 / 60 Hz	AC 100-240 V 50 / 60 Hz	AC 100-240 V 50 / 60Hz
Power Consumption (in Operation)	360	295	160	125
Power Consumption (in Standby)	<= 0.5 W	<= 0.5 W	<= 0.5 W	<= 0.5 W
ECO Sensor	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Operation Temperature	0 - 40 °C	0 - 40 °C	0 - 40 °C	0 - 40 °C
Storage Temperature	-20 - 60 °C	-20 - 60 °C	-20 - 60 °C	-20 - 60 °C
Operation Humidity	20 - 80 %RH (No Condensation)	20 - 80 %RH (No Condensation)	20 - 80 %RH (No Condensation)	20 - 80 %RH (No Condensation)
Storage Humidity	10 - 90 %RH	10 - 90 %RH	10 - 90 %RH	10 - 90 %RH
Accessories	remote, HDMI cable 5m, USB cable 5m, High Precision stylus pack (2pcs), Double side stylus, Easy-fix cable clips

PRODUCT LOGISTICS ETX-8620 PLUS ETX-7520 PLUS ETX-6520 PLUS
Dimension of Package Carton (W x H x D) 2139x1363x231 1875x1186x231 1676x1097x231
Weight of Package Carton (Gross) tbd tbd tbd

Product SAP / EAN / KEA

868034000 / 8713797092814 / 7-803120-86P

868033000 / 8713797092807 / 7-803120-75P

868032000 / 8713797092791 / 7-803120-65P

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Screen Size 86" (85.6") 75" (74.52") 65" (64.53")

Panel Technology TFT LCD TFT LCD TFT LCD
Display Resolution 3840 x 2160 3840 x 2160 3840 x 2160
Brightness (Typical) 350 cd / m ^2 350 cd / m ^2 350 cd / m ^2

Contrast (Typical) 1200 : 1	4000:1	4000:1
Response Time	8 ms	8 ms	9 ms
Frame Rate	60 Hz	60 Hz	60 Hz

Viewing Angle (H/V) 178° / 178° 178° / 178° 178° / 178°

Display Colors 1.07B (10-bit) 1.07B (10-bit) 1.07B (10-bit)

Backlight Type	Direct LED	Direct LED	Direct LED
Service life	> 40.000 Hours	> 40.000 Hours	> 40.000 Hours

Orientation	Landscape	Landscape	Landscape / Portrait
CPU	ARM Cortex A73x2; Cortex A53x2	ARM Cortex A73x2; Cortex A53x2	ARM Cortex A73x2; Cortex A53x2
GPU	G51MP4	G51MP4	G51MP4
Operating System	Android 8.0	Android 8.0	Android 8.0

Memory 4 GB 4 GB 4 GB
On-Board Storage 32GB 32GB 32GB

Detection Method High Precision Advanced Infrared High Precision Advanced Infrared High Precision Advanced Infrared Available Touch Points 32 Point ∅5 point ∅3mm 32 Point ∅5 point ∅3mm 32 Point ∅5 point ∅3mm Response Time (Typical) <= 10 ms <= 10 ms <= 10 ms Minimum Response Size >= ∅ 3 mm >= ∅ 3 mm >= ∅ 3 mm Touch Resolution 32771 x 32768 32770 x 32768 32769 x 32768
Input Connectors HDMI 2.0 ARC x 1 / HDMI 2.0 x 2 / DisplayPort x 1 / USB-A 3.0 x 3 + 2.0 x 1 / USB-C x 1 / VGA + 3.5mm jack x 1 / RS-232C x 1 / LAN RJ45 x 2
Output Connectors HDMI (4k@60Hz) x 1 / Optical (SPDIF) out x 1 / 3.5mm audio jack x 1 / Touch-out USB-B x 3

OPS Slot	YES	YES	YES
Android Slot	YES	YES	YES

Wifi (pluggable / removable module) 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth v. 5
Audio Power Output (RMS) 15 W x 2 / 8 Ω 15 W x 2 / 8 Ω 15 W x 2 / 8 Ω Subwoofer 15 W 15 W 15 W Dimension of Product (W x H x D) 1959.5x1140.2x89.3 1714.7x1002.8x89.3 1490.5x875.5x89
Weight of Product VESA® Hole Pitch (W x H) 600 x 800 (mm), M8 Screw. Supplied with mounted 400x500 adaptor 600 x 800 (mm), M8 Screw. Supplied with mounted 400x500 adaptor 400 x 600 (mm), M8 Screw
Front Glass 2mm Optical Bonded Tempered Anti-Glare 2mm Optical Bonded Tempered Anti-Glare 2mm Optical Bonded Tempered Anti-Glare
Power Supply AC 100-240 V 50 / 60 Hz AC 100-240 V 50 / 60 Hz AC 100-240 V 50 / 60 Hz
Power Consumption (in Operation) 360 295 160 Power Consumption (in Standby) <= 0.5 W <= 0.5 W <= 0.5 W
ECO Sensor Yes Yes Yes
Operation Temperature 0 - 40 °C 0 - 40 °C 0 - 40 °C
Storage Temperature -20 - 60 °C -20 - 60 °C -20 - 60 °C
Operation Humidity 20 - 80 %RH (No Condensation) 20 - 80 %RH (No Condensation) 20 - 80 %RH (No Condensation)
Storage Humidity 10 - 90 %RH 10 - 90 %RH 10 - 90 %RH
Accessories remote, HDMI cable 5m, USB cable 5m, High Precision stylus pack (2pcs), Double side stylus, Easy-fix cable clips

8. SUPPORTED TIMINGS

VGA SOURCE DP Source HDMI SOURCE

No. Signal format

1 640x480/60HZ

2 640x480/75HZ

3 800x600/60Hz

4 800x600/75Hz

5 1024x768/60Hz

6 1024x768/75Hz

7 1280x768/60HZ

8 1280x1024/60Hz

9 1280x1024/75Hz

10 1600x1024/60Hz

11 1920x1080P/60Hz

12 1920x1080P/50Hz

No. Signal format

1 640x480/60HZ

2 640x480/75HZ

3 800x600/60Hz

4 800x600/75Hz

5 1024x768/60Hz

6 1024x768/75Hz

7 1280x768/60HZ

8 1280x1024/60Hz

9 1280x1024/75Hz

10 1600x1024/60Hz

11 1920x1080P/60Hz

12 1920x1080P/50Hz

13 3840x2160/30HZ

14 3840x2160/60HZ

15 1280x720P/60Hz

16 1280x720P/50Hz

17 720x480P/60Hz

18 720x576P/50Hz

No. Signal format

1 640x480/60HZ

2 640x480/75HZ

3 800x600/60Hz

4 800x600/75Hz

5 1024x768/60Hz

6 1024x768/75Hz

7 1280x768/60HZ

8 1280x1024/60Hz

9 1280x1024/75Hz

10 1600x1024/60Hz

11 1920x1080P/60Hz

12 1920x1080P/50Hz

13 3840x2160/30Hz

14 3840x2160/60Hz

15 1280x720P/60Hz

16 1280x720P/50Hz

17 720x480P/60Hz

18 720x576P/50Hz

19 1920x1080I/60Hz

20 1920x1080I/50Hz

9. SERIAL COMMANDS

9.1. SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS

The display uses a simple text-based control protocol to take requests from control devices and to provide responses to such devices. This section describes how to send control messages over a serial link between the display and an automation/control system or a PC running a terminal emulation program such as Windows® HyperTerminal or Tera Term.

9.2. RS-232 CONNECTION AND PORT CONFIGURATION

Connect your control system or PC to the RS-232 input of the display.

Configure the RS-232 controller or PC serial port as follows: Baud rate: 115200, 8bit, non parity, 1 stop bit.

9.3. RS232 INTERFACE

Default Port settings > Baudrate: 115200, Bits:8,Parity: None, Stopbit-1
Main Item Control	Item Commando Type	Write / Read	Value in HEX Reply in HEX	Format: STX data ETX (STX=start text / ETX = end tekst)	Reply in Ascii Range	Note
Power Control and input source	Power control	Power OFF W 02 50 57 44 3A 30 30 30 03	4F 4B OK
		Power ON W 02 50 57 44 3A 30 30 31 03	4F 4B OK
		Get Power status R 02 50 57 44 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03 Only second		nibble of byte	0-1	0 = power OFF 1 = Power ON
	Backlight	Screen off (Blank)	W 02 42 4C 54 3A 30 30 30 03	4F 4B	OK
		Screen on (Blank) W 02 42 4C 54 3A 30 30 31 03	4F 4B OK
		Get Screen Status (blank)	R 02 42 4C 54 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03	Only second nibble of byte	0-1	0 = screen OFF 1 = Screen ON
		Backlight Level	W 02 42 4C 56 3A 3x 3x 3x 03	4F 4B	OK	0 ~ 100	x = 0-9 Example: 30 30 30 = 0 30 35 30 = 50 31 30 30 = 100
		Get Backlight Level	R 02 42 4C 56 3A 3F 03	02 xx xx xx 03	Only second nibble of each byte	0 ~ 100
	Input source	HDMI 1	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 30 38 03	4F 4B	OK
		HDMI 2	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 30 39 03	4F 4B OK
		HDMI 3	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 31 30 03	4F 4B OK
		OPS (PC)	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 30 34 03	4F 4B OK
		Display Port	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 31 32 03	4F 4B OK
		USB-C	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 31 36 03	4F 4B OK
		VGA	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 30 35 03	4F 4B OK
		Get Current Source	R 02 49 4E 50 3A 3F 03	02 xx xx 03	Only second nibble of byte 5, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 16		5 = VGA 8 = HDMI1 9 = HDMI2 10 = HDMI3 12 = DP 14 = OPS 16 = USB-C
Picture	Picture	Set Picture Mode	W 02 50 49 43 3A 3F 03	4F 4B	OK	x = 0-3	30 = Dynamic 31 = Standard 32 = Soft 33 = User
		Get Picture mode R 02 50 49 43 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03 Only second		nibble of byte	x = 0-3 0 = Dynamic 1 = Standard 2 = Soft 3 = User
	Freeze	Freeze	W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 33 35 03 4F 4B OK
Audio Control	Volume	Volume Down	W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 33 03 4F 4B OK
		Volume UP	W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 32 03 4F 4B OK
		Sel Volume Level	W 02 56 4F 4C 3A 3x 3x 3x 03	4F 4B	OK	0 - 100	x = 0-9 Example: 30 30 30 = 0 30 35 30 = 50 31 30 30 = 100
		Get Volume Level	R 02 56 4F 4C 3A 3F 03	02 xx xx xx 03	Only second nibble of each byte	0 - 100
	Mute	Mute	W 02 4D 55 54 3A 30 30 30 03	4F 4B OK	OK
		Unmute	W 02 4D 55 54 3A 30 30 30 03	4F 4B OK
	Sound mode	Sound mode	W 02 53 4E 44 3A 3F 03	4F 4B	OK	0-4	30 = Standard 31 = Music 32 = Movie 33 = Sport 34=User
		Get Sound mode R 02 53 4E 44 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03 Only second		nibble of Byte	0-4	0 = Standard 1 = Music 2 = Movie 3 = Sport 4=User
Default Port settings > Baudrate: 115200, Bits:8,Parity: None, Stopbit:1
Commands Keys Menu W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 34 03 4F 4B OK
			Home W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 36 30 03 4F 4B OK
			Back W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 36 03 4F 4B OK
			Screenshot W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 36 32 03 4F 4B OK
			Input key W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 32 32 03 4F 4B OK
			Infor Key W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 32 34 03 4F 4B OK
			1 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 31 03 4F 4B OK
			2 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 32 03 4F 4B OK
			3 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 33 03 4F 4B OK
			4 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 34 03 4F 4B OK
			5 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 35 03 4F 4B OK
			6 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 36 03 4F 4B OK
			7 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 37 03 4F 4B OK
			8 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 38 03 4F 4B OK
			9 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 39 03 4F 4B OK
			0 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 30 03 4F 4B OK
			OK W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 35 03 4F 4B OK
			W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 39 03 4F 4B OK
			W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 32 30 03 4F 4B OK
			W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 37 03 4F 4B OK
			W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 38 03 4F 4B OK
Lock Options Touch Touch Lock		W 02 55 53 57 3A 30 30 34 03 4F 4B OK
		Touch Unlock	W 02 55 53 57 3A 30 30 35 03 4F 4B OK
		Get Touch Lock Status	R	02 55 53 57 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03	Only second nibble of byte	4-5	4 = Touch Lock ON5 = Touch Lock OFF
		Keypad Lock	W 02 55 41 44 3A 30 30 31 03 4F 4B OK
		Keypad Unlock	W 02 55 41 44 3A 30 30 30 03 4F 4B OK
		Get Keypad Lock Status	R	02 50 41 44 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03	Only second nibble of byte	0-1	0 = Keypad lock OFF1 = Keypad Lock ON
		Remote Lock	W	02 49 52 4C 3A 30 30 31 03	4F 4B	OK	0-1
		Remote Unlock	W 02 49 52 4C 3A 30 30 30 03 4F 4B OK
		Get Remote Lock Status	R	02 49 52 4C 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03	Only second nibble of byte	0-1	0 = Remote Lock OFF1 = Remote Lock ON
Screen Info	Lan	Get Ethernet Mac Adress	R	02 4D 41 43 3A 3F 03	4D 41 43 3A xx xx xx xx xx xx xx	MAC: ,adres'		ex:0:15:45:F3:12:BA
	Software	Get Software Version	R	02 46 56 52 3A 3F 03	46 56 52 3A xx xx xx xx xx xx xx	FVR: 'version'		ex:FVR:568PH0009A1002
		Get Software Date	R	02 46 56 54 3A 3F 03	46 56 54 3A xx xx xx xx xx xx xx	FVT:'date' ex: FVT:20200218
		Get Model	R	02 4D 44 54 3A 3F 03	4D 44 54 3A xx xx xx xx xx xx xx	MDT: ,model'		ex:MDT:LegamasterETX6520 e-Screen
	Panel	Get Panel ID	R	02 50 49 44 3A 3F 03	02 xx xx xx 03	Only second nibble of each byte		Example: if ID =16 xx xx xx = 016
		Get Panel information	R	02 50 4E 4C 3A 3F 03	50 4E 4C 3A xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx	PNL: 'panel'		panel in ascii
	Time	Get Total Work Time	R	02 53 53 53 3A 3F 03	53 53 53 3Axx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxxxxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx 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10. TROUBLESHOOTING

FOR FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS, TROUBLESHOOTING AND TIPS AND TRICKS, PLEASE VISIT:

www.faq.legamaster.com

11. COMPLIANCE

FCC:

FCC CFR Title 47

part 15 Subpart B.

CB:

IEC62368-1

CE:

EN55032

EN55035

EN61000-3-2

EN61000-3-3

EN62368

12. APPENDIX

12.1.DIMENSIONS

The following illustration shows the overall dimensions of the display:

ETX-5520

ETX-6520

4452 6000 4452 2228 4000 2428

ETX-7520

ETX-8620

13. ACCESSORIES

CONFERENCING UNIT

Instantly turns the ETX e-Screen into a full video conferencing screen.

13.1.1 Specifications

• Camera resolution: 1920x1080 / 1280x720 @ 30 hz
• Pixels: 2 million
• Angle (diagonal): 85®
• 4 microphone array, Voice pick-up distance up to 8 meters
  • Automatic Echo Cancellation
  • Power: DC 5V±0.2V, 60 Hz // 370 mA
• Supported operating systems: Windows / Android

13.1.2 Installation

• Use the 2 screws and fix the unit to the top bezel of the ETX-XX20 (PLUS) e-Screen
• Plug the USB cable into the upper USB-slot (No. 20)
• Plug the audio-cable into the upper audio-in port (No. 21)

13.1.3 Operation

- The unit is plug-and-play, open any application on either Android, OPS or any attached PC.

13.2. EASYFIX PROXIMITY SENSOR13.1. EA

Allow the ETX e-Screen to switch between sleep and wake based on room presence

13.2.1 Specifications

• Detection method: Infrared
• Detection angle: 100®
• Detection range: 5-7 m
- DC5V±0.5V
- Connection:USB-A

13.2.2 Installation

• Plug the unit into the USB-A port located on the lower bezelf of the screen, or (ETX-5520 only) on the left side of the screen.
• Fix the unit onto the screen using the 2 screws supplied

13.1.3 Operation

The unit is plug-and-play. The unit is controlled by the below settings, found in the settings menu of the ETX-XX20 e-Screen. Navigate to the settings-menu. In the 'system' part of the settings menu, press power:

• Enable the 'motion wake-up' setting to allow the proximity sensor to switch the ETX e-Screen from sleep to working mode
• Use the 'motion detection' setting to allow the ETX e-Screen to switch itself to sleep mode when no presence is detected in the field of view of the proximity sensor for a certain amount of time.

Two people in a meeting room with brick walls and city skyline display (no visible text or symbols)

DEUTSCH

INHALTSVERZEICHNIS

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Line drawing of three people standing beside a blank rectangular object (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of two workers installing or adjusting a cabinet (no text or symbols)

Line drawing of a hand holding a pen, no text or symbols present

Two line drawings showing a person bending forward at a desk, with no text or symbols present.

2.3.INNSTALUATION

Technical line drawing of a structural support frame with no text or symbols

Pure technical line drawing of a mechanical assembly with no text or symbols

Simple line drawing of a room with vertical bars and a rectangular window, no text or symbols present

Simple line drawing of a room with vertical bars and a hanging sign, no text or symbols present

Simple line drawing of a room corner with sunlight illuminating the wall and a prohibition symbol below (no text or labels)

Simple line drawing of a room with doors, a monitor, and a radiator (no text or symbols)

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Technical diagram showing a construction or safety symbol with a prohibition sign and checkmark, likely indicating no protection or clearance.

Gray remote control with black buttons and 'OK' button, no visible text or symbols beyond the button design

Screenshot of a macOS desktop with app icons and navigation bar, showing folder navigation and a mountain landscape background.

MAIN SETTINGS CATEGORY	SETTING CATEGORY	LEVEL1 LEVEL2 VALUES EXPLANATION
NETWORK & CONNECTED DEVICES	Ethernet	MAC address shows the MAC address for the wired connection
		IP address shows the IP address for the wired connection
		Ethernet ON/OFF			Toggle ethernet-connection on / off for the screen itself. Disabling this does not disable ethernet for the OPS
	Wi-Fi	MAC address shows the MAC address for the Wi-Fi connection
		IP address shows the IP address for the Wi-Fi connection
		Wi-Fi ON/OFF Toggle Wi-Fi on and off
	Portable hotspot	Hotspot ON/OFF Toggle the hotspot-functionality on / off
		Setup Wi-Fi hotspot Set-up the hotspot
	Bluetooth	MAC address show the MAC address for the bluetooth adapter
		Blooth ON/OFF			Toggle bluetooth on/ off, show / connect with available devices
DEVICE Picture		Picture mode		Standard	Select pre-set picture modesDynamic
				Soft
				User	Picture mode where settings can be adjusted manually in ,Advanced'
		Power mode		User	Choose a power-mode: User = manual brightness setting, Auto = Automatic brightness setting based on ambient light conditions, balanced = brightness 75, ECO = brightness 50, DCR = 100. Power consumption varies based on these settings.
				Auto
				Balanced
				ECO Friendly
				DCR
		Color temperture		Standard	Select a color temperature modeCool
				Warm
		Eye protect ON/OFF			Toggle Eye Protect mode on / off. When enabled, the brightness will be reduced when writing.
		Anti blue light ON/OFF			Toggle Anti blue light on / off. When enabled the amount of blue light will be reduced.
		Backlight 0-100			Manually adjust the brightness. Using this setting will change the power mode setting to ,Manual'
DEVICE	Picture	Advanced Contrast 0-100			In Picture mode ,User', use these settings to manually adjust the picture settings
			Brightness 0-100
			Saturation 0-100
			Sharpness 0-100
			PC mode PC / V deo		Allows switching to Video mode, in which ,Overscan' can be used
			Display mode 16:9/P2P Toggle picture aspect mode
			MEMC Off/Low/ Middle/High Change the MEMC level
			Overscan ON/OFF toggle between overscan on and off.
			HDR ON/OFF toggle between HDR on and off.
			VGA auto adjust		toggle VGA auto adjust o / off when receiving a VGA signal
	Sound	Audio output		Speaker/SPDIF/ARC/ Bluetooth	Choose the Audio output
		Sound mode		Standard/Music/Movie/ Sports/User	Select a pre-set sound mode. ,User' allows manual sound settings
		SPDIF mode RAW/PCM Toogle SP/DIF mode between RAW / PCM
		AVC		ON/OFF toggle AVC on / off
		Sound Effect		ON/OFF toggle sound effect on / off
		Volume		0-100	set volume
		Balance		0-100	set balance
		EQ 120Hz		0-100	Manually adjust settings, when sound mode is set to , User'
		EQ 500Hz		0-100
		EQ 1.5KHz		0-100
		EQ 5KHz		0-100
		EQ 10KHz		0-100
SYSTEM	Security	Change password			Change your password
		Safe mode		ON/OFF	Safe mode password-protects the complete settings menu, file browser and....
		App lock			Select individual apps that will be password-protected
		App install/uninstall lock		ON/OFF App (de)install lock	disables (de)installation of apps
		Touch lock		ON/OFF Touch lock disables touch functionality
		Keypad lock		ON/OFF Keypad lock disables use of the Central Control Button
		IR lock		ON/OFF IR lock disables use of the remote control
		Network lock		ON/OFF	Network lock disables ethernet, Wifi and Bluetooth connections
	Manage apps	Installed apps			manage user-installed apps(FORCE STOP/UNINSTALL/CLEAR DATA)
		All apps			manage all apps(FORCE STOP/DISABLE/CLEAR DATA)
	Power	Power-on / shutdown timer	Shutdown timer		set the shutdown timer
			Power-on timer		set the power-on timer
		Power on settings	Power on mode	Direct	set power on mode to direct
				Standby	set power on mode to standby
				Memory	set power on mode to memory
			Power on source	Memory/Android/PC/ HDMI1/HDMI2/HDMI3/ DP/USB_C/VGA	Choose the source in which the screen powers-on
			Power on volume	Memory/User	Set the power-on volume. In ,User' users can select a power-on volume manually
			Volume setting	0-100	Set the power-on volume
			Boot OPS at power-on	ON/OFF	Choose whether the OPS boots automatically when the screen is powered-on
		Wake on lan		ON/OFF Enable / disable w	wake on Lan
		Motion Wake-up		ON/OFF Enable / disable m	motion wake-up by the proximity sensor
		Motion Detection		Off/15/30/45/60 minutes	Dis-/ enable the proximity sensor to put the screen in sleep mode when no motion is detected by the proximity sensor
		Shutdown timer		OFF/1/10/20/30/ 60/90/120/180 minutes	set a shutdown timer
		Auto shutdown		Off/1/3/5/10 minutes Shut	down the screen when there's no signal
OTHERS	More	Auto sense OFF/Prompt/Direct			Select the auto sense mode. In auto sense, the screen will detect new active signals and switch to that source automatically (direct), or when confirmed (prompt). When a signal is switched off, autosense will automatically check for other active sources in the sequence OPS slot, HDMI 1, HDMI 2, HDMI 3, DisplayPort, USB C, VGA always ending in the Android launcher (when enabled)
		Temperature protection		ON/OFF	With temperature protection, a user can set an alarm temperature in which the screen will shutdown automatically
		Current temperature 0-100 shows the current temperature of the screen
		Alam temperature 50-100			set the alarm temperature value. When reached, the screen will automatically shutdown to prevent further temperature increase
		HDMI	HDMI out	1080p 60Hz/2160p 30Hz/2160p 60Hz	set the HDMI out signal
			HDMI EDID version	EDID 1,4/EDID 2.0 set the	HDMI EDID version
		Date & time	Automatic date & time	ON/OFF	Automatic date and time requires an active internet connection. Disabling this setting allows users to maually set the date & time
			Date Show or set the current date
			Time show or set the current time
			Time zone set the time zone
			Use 24-hour format	ON/OFF Choose between a 12 or a 24 hr time format
		Languages		Deutsch/English/Francais/Nederlands	set the language
		Keyboard & inputs	Current Keyboard		Shows the current keyboard / allows users to switch keyboards
			Android Keyboard (AOSP)		Configure the default (AOSP) keyboard
			Manage keyboards		Manage keyboards
		Individuation	Set wallpaper change and set the wallpaper
			Set 'no input' wallpaper		change and set the no input wallpaper
			Set source label		Label various sources for easier recognition
	Device	Device name show or change the device name
		Device model shows the device model
		System information	Firmware version		shows all system information
		System Updates	Local update updates the systems firmware using a USB-drive
			Online update		Checks for updates online
		Reset			restore factory settings. NOTE! This will erase all custom settings, data and custom apps from your system

VGA SOURCE DP Source

No. Signal format

1 640x480/60HZ

2 640x480/75HZ

3 800x600/60Hz

4 800x600/75Hz

5 1024x768/60Hz

6 1024x768/75Hz

7 1280x768/60HZ

8 1280x1024/60Hz

9 1280x1024/75Hz

10 1600x1024/60Hz

11 1920x1080P/60Hz

12 1920x1080P/50Hz

HDMI SOURCE

No. Signal format

1 640x480/60HZ

2 640x480/75HZ

3 800x600/60Hz

4 800x600/75Hz

5 1024x768/60Hz

6 1024x768/75Hz

7 1280x768/60HZ

8 1280x1024/60Hz

9 1280x1024/75Hz

10 1600x1024/60Hz

11 1920x1080P/60Hz

12 1920x1080P/50Hz

13 3840x2160/30HZ

14 3840x2160/60HZ

15 1280x720P/60Hz

16 1280x720P/50Hz

17 720x480P/60Hz

18 720x576P/50Hz

No. Signal format

1 640x480/60HZ

2 640x480/75HZ

3 800x600/60Hz

4 800x600/75Hz

5 1024x768/60Hz

6 1024x768/75Hz

7 1280x768/60HZ

8 1280x1024/60Hz

9 1280x1024/75Hz

10 1600x1024/60Hz

11 1920x1080P/60Hz

12 1920x1080P/50Hz

13 3840x2160/30Hz

14 3840x2160/60Hz

15 1280x720P/60Hz

16 1280x720P/50Hz

17 720x480P/60Hz

18 720x576P/50Hz

19 1920x1080I/60Hz

20 1920x1080I/50Hz

9. SERIELLE BEFEHLE

9.1. SERIELLE KOMMUNIKATION

Default Port settings > Baudrate: 115200, Bits:8,Parity: None, Stopbit-1
Main Item Control	Item Commando Type	Write / Read	Value in HEX Reply in HEX	Format: STX data ETX (STX=start text / ETX = end tekst)	Reply in Ascii Range	Note
Power Control and input source	Power control	Power OFF W 02 50 57 44 3A 30 30 30 03	4F 4B OK
		Power ON W 02 50 57 44 3A 30 30 31 03	4F 4B OK
		Get Power status R 02 50 57 44 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03 Only second		nibble of byte	0-1	0 = power OFF 1 = Power ON
	Backlight	Screen off (Blank)	W 02 42 4C 54 3A 30 30 30 03	4F 4B	OK
		Screen on (Blank) W 02 42 4C 54 3A 30 30 31 03	4F 4B OK
		Get Screen Status (blank)	R 02 42 4C 54 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03	Only second nibble of byte	0-1	0 = screen OFF 1 = Screen ON
		Backlight Level	W 02 42 4C 56 3A 3x 3x 3x 03	4F 4B	OK	0 ~ 100	x = 0-9 Example: 30 30 30 = 0 30 35 30 = 50 31 30 30 = 100
		Get Backlight Level	R 02 42 4C 56 3A 3F 03	02 xx xx xx 03	Only second nibble of each byte	0 ~ 100
	Input source	HDMI 1	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 30 38 03	4F 4B	OK
		HDMI 2	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 30 39 03	4F 4B OK
		HDMI 3	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 31 30 03	4F 4B OK
		OPS (PC)	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 30 34 03	4F 4B OK
		Display Port	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 31 32 03	4F 4B OK
		USB-C	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 31 36 03	4F 4B OK
		VGA	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 30 35 03	4F 4B OK
		Get Current Source	R 02 49 4E 50 3A 3F 03	02 xx xx 03	Only second nibble of byte 5, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 16		5 = VGA 8 = HDMI1 9 = HDMI2 10 = HDMI3 12 = DP 14 = OPS 16 = USB-C
Picture	Picture	Set Picture Mode	W 02 50 49 43 3A 3F 03	4F 4B	OK	x = 0-3	30 = Dynamic 31 = Standard 32 = Soft 33 = User
		Get Picture mode R 02 50 49 43 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03 Only second		nibble of byte	x = 0-3 0 = Dynamic 1 = Standard 2 = Soft 3 = User
	Freeze	Freeze	W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 33 35 03 4F 4B OK
Audio Control	Volume	Volume Down	W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 33 03 4F 4B OK
		Volume UP	W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 32 03 4F 4B OK
		Sel Volume Level	W 02 56 4F 4C 3A 3x 3x 3x 03	4F 4B	OK	0 - 100	x = 0-9 Example: 30 30 30 = 0 30 35 30 = 50 31 30 30 = 100
		Get Volume Level	R 02 56 4F 4C 3A 3F 03	02 xx xx xx 03	Only second nibble of each byte	0 - 100
	Mute	Mute	W 02 4D 55 54 3A 30 30 30 03	4F 4B OK	OK
		Unmute	W 02 4D 55 54 3A 30 30 30 03	4F 4B OK
	Sound mode	Sound mode	W 02 53 4E 44 3A 3F 03	4F 4B	OK	0-4	30 = Standard 31 = Music 32 = Movie 33 = Sport 34=User
		Get Sound mode R 02 53 4E 44 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03 Only second		nibble of Byte	0-4	0 = Standard 1 = Music 2 = Movie 3 = Sport 4=User
Default Port settings > Baudrate: 115200, Bits:8,Parity: None, Stopbit:1
Commands Keys Menu W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 34 03 4F 4B OK
			Home W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 36 30 03 4F 4B OK
			Back W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 36 03 4F 4B OK
			Screenshot W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 36 32 03 4F 4B OK
			Input key W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 32 32 03 4F 4B OK
			Infor Key W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 32 34 03 4F 4B OK
			1 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 31 03 4F 4B OK
			2 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 32 03 4F 4B OK
			3 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 33 03 4F 4B OK
			4 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 34 03 4F 4B OK
			5 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 35 03 4F 4B OK
			6 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 36 03 4F 4B OK
			7 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 37 03 4F 4B OK
			8 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 38 03 4F 4B OK
			9 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 39 03 4F 4B OK
			0 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 30 03 4F 4B OK
			OK W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 35 03 4F 4B OK
			W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 39 03 4F 4B OK
			W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 32 30 03 4F 4B OK
			W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 37 03 4F 4B OK
			W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 38 03 4F 4B OK
Lock Options Touch Touch Lock		W 02 55 53 57 3A 30 30 34 03 4F 4B OK
		Touch Unlock	W 02 55 53 57 3A 30 30 35 03 4F 4B OK
		Get Touch Lock Status	R	02 55 53 57 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03	Only second nibble of byte	4-5	4 = Touch Lock ON5 = Touch Lock OFF
		Keypad Lock	W 02 55 41 44 3A 30 30 31 03 4F 4B OK
		Keypad Unlock	W 02 55 41 44 3A 30 30 30 03 4F 4B OK
		Get Keypad Lock Status	R	02 50 41 44 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03	Only second nibble of byte	0-1	0 = Keypad lock OFF1 = Keypad Lock ON
		Remote Lock	W	02 49 52 4C 3A 30 30 31 03	4F 4B	OK	0-1
		Remote Unlock	W 02 49 52 4C 3A 30 30 30 03 4F 4B OK
		Get Remote Lock Status	R	02 49 52 4C 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03	Only second nibble of byte	0-1	0 = Remote Lock OFF1 = Remote Lock ON
Screen Info	Lan	Get Ethernet Mac Adress	R	02 4D 41 43 3A 3F 03	4D 41 43 3A xx xx xx xx xx xx xx	MAC: ,adres'		ex:0:15:45:F3:12:BA
	Software	Get Software Version	R	02 46 56 52 3A 3F 03	46 56 52 3A xx xx xx xx xx xx xx	FVR: 'version'		ex:FVR:568PH0009A1002
		Get Software Date	R	02 46 56 54 3A 3F 03	46 56 54 3A xx xx xx xx xx xx xx	FVT:'date' ex: FVT:20200218
		Get Model	R	02 4D 44 54 3A 3F 03	4D 44 54 3A xx xx xx xx xx xx xx	MDT: ,model'		ex:MDT:LegamasterETX6520 e-Screen
	Panel	Get Panel ID	R	02 50 49 44 3A 3F 03	02 xx xx xx 03	Only second nibble of each byte		Example: if ID =16xx xx xx = 016
		Get Panel information	R	02 50 4E 4C 3A 3F 03	50 4E 4C 3A xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx	PNL:'panel'		panel in ascii
	Time	Get Total Work Time	R	02 53 53 53 3A 3F 03	53 53 53 3Axx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxxxxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx 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10. FEHLERSUCHE

Two people in a meeting room with brick walls and city skyline display (no visible text or symbols)

FRANÇAIS

TABLE DES MATIÈRES

1. Informations importantes .... 59

Line drawing of three people standing with a blank rectangular object, no text or symbols present

Line drawing of a person standing beside a large rectangular object, possibly a cabinet or container, with no visible text or symbols.

Line drawing of a hand holding a pen, no text or symbols present

Two line drawings showing a person bending forward at the desk and kneeling, with no text or symbols present.

2.3. INSTALLATION

Technical line drawing of a structural support frame with no text or symbols

Pure technical line drawing of a mechanical component with no text or symbols

Simple line drawing of a room corner with vertical bars and a rectangular panel, no text or symbols present

Simple line drawing of a room with vertical bars and a hanging sign, no text or symbols present

Simple line drawing of a room corner with sunlight illuminating the wall and a prohibition symbol below (no text or labels)

Simple line drawing of a room with doors, a monitor, and a radiator (no text or symbols)

10cm 10cm

Technical diagram showing a construction or safety symbol with a prohibition sign and checkmark, likely indicating no protection or clearance.

2.5. UTILISATION RECOMMANDÉE

Front view of a gray remote control with buttons and a 'OK' button (no readable text beyond branding)

Screenshot of a macOS desktop with app icons and navigation bar, showing folder navigation and a mountain landscape background.

MAIN SETTINGS CATEGORY	SETTING CATEGORY	LEVEL1 LEVEL2 VALUES EXPLANATION
NETWORK & CONNECTED DEVICES	Ethernet	MAC address shows the MAC address for the wired connection
		IP address shows the IP address for the wired connection
		Ethernet ON/OFF			Toggle ethernet-connection on / off for the screen itself. Disabling this does not disable ethernet for the OPS
	Wi-Fi	MAC address shows the MAC address for the Wi-Fi connection
		IP address shows the IP address for the Wi-Fi connection
		Wi-Fi ON/OFF Toggle Wi-Fi on and off
	Portable hotspot	Hotspot ON/OFF Toggle the hotspot-functionality on / off
		Setup Wi-Fi hotspot Set-up the hotspot
	Bluetooth	MAC address show the MAC address for the bluetooth adapter
		Blooth ON/OFF			Toggle bluetooth on/ off, show / connect with available devices
DEVICE Picture		Picture mode		Standard	Select pre-set picture modesDynamic
				Soft
				User	Picture mode where settings can be adjusted manually in ,Advanced'
		Power mode		User	Choose a power-mode: User = manual brightness setting, Auto = Automatic brightness setting based on ambient light conditions, balanced = brightness 75, ECO = brightness 50, DCR = 100. Power consumption varies based on these settings.
				Auto
				Balanced
				ECO Friendly
				DCR
		Color temperture		Standard	Select a color temperature modeCool
				Warm
		Eye protect ON/OFF			Toggle Eye Protect mode on / off. When enabled, the brightness will be reduced when writing.
		Anti blue light		ON/OFF	Toggle Anti blue light on / off. When enabled the amount of blue light will be reduced.
		Backlight		0-100	Manually adjust the brightness. Using this setting will change the power mode setting to ,Manual'
DEVICE	Picture	Advanced Contrast 0-100			In Picture mode ,User', use these settings to manually adjust the picture settings
			Brightness 0-100
			Saturation 0-100
			Sharpness 0-100
			PC mode PC / V deo		Allows switching to Video mode, in which ,Overscan' can be used
			Display mode 16:9/P2P Toggle picture aspect mode
			MEMC Off/Low/ Middle/High Change the MEMC level
			Overscan ON/OFF toggle between overscan on and off.
			HDR ON/OFF toggle between HDR on and off.
			VGA auto adjust		toggle VGA auto adjust o / off when receiving a VGA signal
	Sound	Audio output		Speaker/SPDIF/ARC/ Bluetooth	Choose the Audio output
		Sound mode		Standard/Music/Movie/ Sports/User	Select a pre-set sound mode. ,User' allows manual sound settings
		SPDIF mode		RAW/PCM	Toogle SP/DIF mode between RAW / PCM
		AVC		ON/OFF toggle AVC on / off
		Sound Effect		ON/OFF toggle sound effect on / off
		Volume		0-100	set volume
		Balance		0-100	set balance
		EQ 120Hz		0-100	Manually adjust settings, when sound mode is set to , User'
		EQ 500Hz		0-100
		EQ 1.5KHz		0-100
		EQ 5KHz		0-100
		EQ 10KHz		0-100
SYSTEM	Security	Change password			Change your password
		Safe mode		ON/OFF	Safe mode password-protects the complete settings menu, file browser and....
		App lock			Select individual apps that will be password-protected
		App install/uninstall lock		ON/OFF App (de)install lock	disables (de)installation of apps
		Touch lock		ON/OFF Touch lock disables touch functionality
		Keypad lock		ON/OFF Keypad lock disables use of the Central Control Button
		IR lock		ON/OFF IR lock disables use of the remote control
		Network lock		ON/OFF	Network lock disables ethernet, Wifi and Bluetooth connections
	Manage apps	Installed apps			manage user-installed apps(FORCE STOP/UNINSTALL/CLEAR DATA)
		All apps			manage all apps(FORCE STOP/DISABLE/CLEAR DATA)
	Power	Power-on / shutdown timer	Shutdown timer		set the shutdown timer
			Power-on timer		set the power-on timer
		Power on settings	Power on mode	Direct	set power on mode to direct
				Standby	set power on mode to standby
				Memory	set power on mode to memory
			Power on source	Memory/Android/PC/ HDMI1/HDMI2/HDMI3/ DP/USB_C/VGA	Choose the source in which the screen powers-on
			Power on volume	Memory/User	Set the power-on volume. In ,User' users can select a power-on volume manually
			Volume setting	0-100	Set the power-on volume
			Boot OPS at power-on	ON/OFF	Choose whether the OPS boots automatically when the screen is powered-on
		Wake on lan		ON/OFF Enable / disable w	wake on Lan
		Motion Wake-up		ON/OFF Enable / disable m	motion wake-up by the proximity sensor
		Motion Detection		Off/15/30/45/60 minutes	Dis-/ enable the proximity sensor to put the screen in sleep mode when no motion is detected by the proximity sensor
		Shutdown timer		OFF/1/10/20/30/ 60/90/120/180 minutes	set a shutdown timer
		Auto shutdown		Off/1/3/5/10 minutes Shut	down the screen when there's no signal
OTHERS	More	Auto sense OFF/Prompt/Direct			Select the auto sense mode. In auto sense, the screen will detect new active signals and switch to that source automatically (direct), or when confirmed (prompt). When a signal is switched off, autosense will automatically check for other active sources in the sequence OPS slot, HDMI 1, HDMI 2, HDMI 3, DisplayPort, USB C, VGA always ending in the Android launcher (when enabled)
		Temperature protection		ON/OFF	With temperature protection, a user can set an alarm temperature in which the screen will shutdown automatically
		Current temperature 0-100 shows the current temperature of the screen
		Alam temperature 50-100			set the alarm temperature value. When reached, the screen will automatically shutdown to prevent further temperature increase
		HDMI	HDMI out	1080p 60Hz/2160p 30Hz/2160p 60Hz	set the HDMI out signal
			HDMI EDID version	EDID 1,4/EDID 2.0 set the	HDMI EDID version
		Date & time	Automatic date & time	ON/OFF	Automatic date and time requires an active internet connection. Disabling this setting allows users to maually set the date & time
			Date Show or set the current date
			Time show or set the current time
			Time zone set the time zone
			Use 24-hour format	ON/OFF Choose between a 12 or a 24 hr time format
		Languages		Deutsch/English/Francais/Nederlands	set the language
		Keyboard & inputs	Current Keyboard		Shows the current keyboard / allows users to switch keyboards
			Android Keyboard (AOSP)		Configure the default (AOSP) keyboard
			Manage keyboards		Manage keyboards
		Individuation	Set wallpaper change and set the wallpaper
			Set 'no input' wallpater		change and set the no input wallpaper
			Set source label		Label various sources for easier recognition
	Device	Device name show or change the device name
		Device model			shows the device model
		System information	Firmware version		shows all system information
		System Updates	Local update		Updates the systems firmware using a USB-drive
			Online update		Checks for updates online
		Reset			restore factory settings. NOTE! This will erase all custom settings, data and custom apps from your system

5.5. MISE À JOUR DE L'ÉCRAN

VGA SOURCE DP Source HDMI SOURCE

No. Signal format

1 640x480/60HZ

2 640x480/75HZ

3 800x600/60Hz

4 800x600/75Hz

5 1024x768/60Hz

6 1024x768/75Hz

7 1280x768/60HZ

8 1280x1024/60Hz

9 1280x1024/75Hz

10 1600x1024/60Hz

11 1920x1080P/60Hz

12 1920x1080P/50Hz

No. Signal format

1 640x480/60HZ

2 640x480/75HZ

3 800x600/60Hz

4 800x600/75Hz

5 1024x768/60Hz

6 1024x768/75Hz

7 1280x768/60HZ

8 1280x1024/60Hz

9 1280x1024/75Hz

10 1600x1024/60Hz

11 1920x1080P/60Hz

12 1920x1080P/50Hz

13 3840x2160/30HZ

14 3840x2160/60HZ

15 1280x720P/60Hz

16 1280x720P/50Hz

17 720x480P/60Hz

18 720x576P/50Hz

No. Signal format

1 640x480/60HZ

2 640x480/75HZ

3 800x600/60Hz

4 800x600/75Hz

5 1024x768/60Hz

6 1024x768/75Hz

7 1280x768/60HZ

8 1280x1024/60Hz

9 1280x1024/75Hz

10 1600x1024/60Hz

11 1920x1080P/60Hz

12 1920x1080P/50Hz

13 3840x2160/30Hz

14 3840x2160/60Hz

15 1280x720P/60Hz

16 1280x720P/50Hz

17 720x480P/60Hz

18 720x576P/50Hz

19 1920x1080I/60Hz

20 1920x1080I/50Hz

9. COMMANDES SÉRIE

9.1. COMMUNICATIONS SÉRIE

Default Port settings > Baudrate: 115200, Bits:8, Parity: None, Stopbit-1
Main Item Control	Item Commando Type	Write / Read	Value in HEX Reply in HEX	Format: STX data ETX (STX=start text / ETX = end tekst)	Reply in Ascii Range	Note
Power Control and input source	Power control	Power OFF W 02 50 57 44 3A 30 30 30 03	4F 4B OK
		Power ON W 02 50 57 44 3A 30 30 31 03	4F 4B OK
		Get Power status R 02 50 57 44 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03 Only second		nibble of byte	0-1	0 = power OFF 1 = Power ON
	Backlight	Screen off (Blank)	W 02 42 4C 54 3A 30 30 30 03	4F 4B	OK
		Screen on (Blank) W 02 42 4C 54 3A 30 30 31 03	4F 4B OK
		Get Screen Status (blank)	R 02 42 4C 54 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03	Only second nibble of byte	0-1	0 = screen OFF 1 = Screen ON
		Backlight Level	W 02 42 4C 56 3A 3x 3x 3x 03	4F 4B	OK	0 ~ 100	x = 0-9 Example: 30 30 30 = 0 30 35 30 = 50 31 30 30 = 100
		Get Backlight Level	R 02 42 4C 56 3A 3F 03	02 xx xx xx 03	Only second nibble of each byte	0 ~ 100
	Input source	HDMI 1	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 30 38 03	4F 4B	OK
		HDMI 2	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 30 39 03	4F 4B OK
		HDMI 3	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 31 30 03	4F 4B OK
		OPS (PC)	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 30 34 03	4F 4B OK
		Display Port	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 31 32 03	4F 4B OK
		USB-C	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 31 36 03	4F 4B OK
		VGA	W 02 49 4E 50 3A 30 30 35 03	4F 4B OK
		Get Current Source	R 02 49 4E 50 3A 3F 03	02 xx xx 03	Only second nibble of byte 5, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 16		5 = VGA 8 = HDMI1 9 = HDMI2 10 = HDMI3 12 = DP 14 = OPS 16 = USB-C
Picture	Picture	Set Picture Mode	W 02 50 49 43 3A 3F 03	4F 4B	OK	x = 0-3	30 = Dynamic 31 = Standard 32 = Soft 33 = User
		Get Picture mode R 02 50 49 43 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03 Only second		nibble of byte	x = 0-3 0 = Dynamic 1 = Standard 2 = Soft 3 = User
	Freeze	Freeze	W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 33 35 03 4F 4B OK
Audio Control	Volume	Volume Down	W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 33 03 4F 4B OK
		Volume UP	W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 32 03 4F 4B OK
		Sel Volume Level	W 02 56 4F 4C 3A 3x 3x 3x 03	4F 4B	OK	0 - 100	x = 0-9 Example: 30 30 30 = 0 30 35 30 = 50 31 30 30 = 100
		Get Volume Level	R 02 56 4F 4C 3A 3F 03	02 xx xx xx 03	Only second nibble of each byte	0 - 100
	Mute	Mute	W 02 4D 55 54 3A 30 30 30 03	4F 4B OK	OK
		Unmute	W 02 4D 55 54 3A 30 30 30 03	4F 4B OK
	Sound mode	Sound mode	W 02 53 4E 44 3A 3F 03	4F 4B	OK	0-4	30 = Standard 31 = Music 32 = Movie 33 = Sport 34=User
		Get Sound mode R 02 53 4E 44 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03 Only second		nibble of Byte	0-4	0 = Standard 1 = Music 2 = Movie 3 = Sport 4=User
Default Port settings > Baudrate: 115200, Bits:8,Parity: None, Stopbit:1
Commands Keys Menu W 02	4B 45 59 3A 30 31 34 03 4F 4B OK
	Home W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 36 30 03 4F 4B OK
	Back W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 36 03 4F 4B OK
	Screenshot W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 36 32 03 4F 4B OK
	Input key W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 32 32 03 4F 4B OK
	Infor Key W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 32 34 03 4F 4B OK
	1 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 31 03 4F 4B OK
	2 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 32 03 4F 4B OK
	3 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 33 03 4F 4B OK
	4 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 34 03 4F 4B OK
	5 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 35 03 4F 4B OK
	6 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 36 03 4F 4B OK
	7 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 37 03 4F 4B OK
	8 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 38 03 4F 4B OK
	9 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 39 03 4F 4B OK
	0 W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 30 30 03 4F 4B OK
	OK W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 35 03 4F 4B OK
	W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 39 03 4F 4B OK
	W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 32 30 03 4F 4B OK
	W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 37 03 4F 4B OK
	W 02 4B 45 59 3A 30 31 38 03 4F 4B OK
Lock Options	Touch	Touch Lock	W	02 55 53 57 3A 30 30 30 34 03	4F 4B	OK
		Touch Unlock	W 02 55	53 57 3A 30 30 35 03 4F 4B OK
		Get Touch Lock Status	R	02 55 53 57 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03	Only second nibble of byte	4-5	4 = Touch Lock ON5 = Touch Lock OFF
	Keypad	Keypad Lock	W 02 55	41 44 3A 30 30 31 03 4F 4B OK
		Keypad Unlock	W 02 55	41 44 3A 30 30 30 03 4F 4B OK
		Get Keypad Lock Status	R	02 50 41 44 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03	Only second nibble of byte	0-1	0 = Keypad lock OFF1 = Keypad Lock ON
	Remote	Remote Lock	W	02 49 52 4C 3A 30 30 31 03	4F 4B	OK	0-1
		Remote Unlock	W 02 49	52 4C 3A 30 30 30 03 4F 4B OK
		Get Remote Lock Status	R	02 49 52 4C 3A 3F 03	02 xx 03	Only second nibble of byte	0-1	0 = Remote Lock OFF1 = Remote Lock ON
Screen info	Lan	Get Ethernet Mac Adress	R	02 4D 41 43 3A 3F 03	4D 41 43 3A xx xx xx xx xx xx xx	MAC: ,adres'		ex:0:15:45:F3:12:BA
	Software	Get Software Version	R	02 46 56 52 3A 3F 03	46 56 52 3A xx xx xx xx xx xx xx	FVR: 'version'		ex:FVR:568PH0009A1002
		Get Software Date	R	02 46 56 54 3A 3F 03	46 56 54 3A xx xx xx xx xx xx xx	FVT:'date' ex: FVT:20200218
		Get Model	R	02 4D 44 54 3A 3F 03	4D 44 54 3A xx xx xx xx xx xx xx	MDT: ,model'		ex:MDT:LegamasterETX6520 e-Screen
	Panel	Get Panel ID	R	02 50 49 44 3A 3F 03	02 xx xx xx 03	Only second nibble of each byte		Example: if ID =16xx xx xx = 016
		Get Panel information	R	02 50 4E 4C 3A 3F 03	50 4E 4C 3A xx xx xx xx xx xx xx	PNL:'panel'		panel in ascii
	Time	Get Total Work Time	R	02 53 53 53 3A 3F 03	53 53 53 3Axx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxxxxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx 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10. DÉPANNAGE

FOR FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS, TROUBLESHOOTING AND TIPS AND TRICKS, PLEASE VISIT:

www.faq.legamaster.com

11. CONFORMITÉ

FCC:

Two people in a meeting room with brick walls and city skyline display (no visible text or symbols)

NEDERLANDS

INHOUDSOPGAVE

Line drawing of three people standing with a blank rectangular object, no text or symbols present

Line drawing of a person standing beside a large rectangular object, possibly a cabinet or container, with no visible text or symbols.

Line drawing of a hand holding a pen, no text or symbols present

Het product dragen:

Two line drawings showing a person bending forward at the desk and kneeling, with no text or symbols present.

2.3. INSTALLATIE

Technical line drawing of a structural support frame with no text or symbols

Simple line drawing of a mechanical component with two rectangular components and a zigzag top section (no text or symbols)

Simple line drawing of a room with vertical bars and a rectangular panel, no text or symbols present

Simple line drawing of a room with vertical bars and a hanging sign, no text or symbols present

Simple line drawing of a room corner with sunlight illuminating the wall and a prohibition symbol below (no text or labels)

Line drawing of a room with windows, a TV, and a wall-mounted shelf (no text or symbols)

10cm 10cm

Diagram showing a construction or safety symbol with a prohibition sign and checkmark, likely indicating no protection or no check.

Front view of a gray remote control with black buttons and 'OK' button (no readable text beyond branding)

Screenshot of a macOS desktop with app icons and navigation bar, showing a mountain landscape background.

MAIN SETTINGS CATEGORY	SETTING CATEGORY	LEVEL1 LEVEL2 VALUES EXPLANATION
NETWORK & CONNECTED DEVICES	Ethernet	MAC address shows the MAC address for the wired connection
		IP address shows the IP address for the wired connection
		Ethernet ON/OFF			Toggle ethernet-connection on / off for the screen itself. Disabling this does not disable ethernet for the OPS
	Wi-Fi	MAC address shows the MAC address for the Wi-Fi connection
		IP address shows the IP address for the Wi-Fi connection
		Wi-Fi ON/OFF Toggle Wi-Fi on and off
	Portable hotspot	Hotspot ON/OFF Toggle the hotspot-functionality on / off
		Setup Wi-Fi hotspot Set-up the hotspot
	Bluetooth	MAC address show the MAC address for the bluetooth adapter
		Blooth ON/OFF			Toggle bluetooth on/ off, show / connect with available devices
DEVICE Picture		Picture mode		Standard	Select pre-set picture modesDynamic
				Soft
				User	Picture mode where settings can be adjusted manually in ,Advanced'
		Power mode		User	Choose a power-mode: User = manual brightness setting, Auto = Automatic brightness setting based on ambient light conditions, balanced = brightness 75, ECO = brightness 50, DCR = 100. Power consumption varies based on these settings.
				Auto
				Balanced
				ECO Friendly
				DCR
		Color temperture		Standard	Select a color temperature modeCool
				Warm
		Eye protect ON/OFF			Toggle Eye Protect mode on / off. When enabled, the brightness will be reduced when writing.
		Anti blue light ON/OFF			Toggle Anti blue light on / off. When enabled the amount of blue light will be reduced.
		Backlight		0-100	Manually adjust the brightness. Using this setting will change the power mode setting to ,Manual'
DEVICE	Picture	Advanced Contrast 0-100			In Picture mode ,User', use these settings to manually adjust the picture settings
			Brightness 0-100
			Saturation 0-100
			Sharpness 0-100
			PC mode PC / V deo		Allows switching to Video mode, in which ,Overscan' can be used
			Display mode 16:9/P2P Toggle picture aspect mode
			MEMC Off/Low/ Middle/High Change the MEMC level
			Overscan ON/OFF toggle between overscan on and off.
			HDR ON/OFF toggle between HDR on and off.
			VGA auto adjust		toggle VGA auto adjust o / off when receiving a VGA signal
	Sound	Audio output		Speaker/SPDIF/ARC/ Bluetooth	Choose the Audio output
		Sound mode		Standard/Music/Movie/ Sports/User	Select a pre-set sound mode. ,User' allows manual sound settings
		SPDIF mode RAW/PCM Toogle SP/DIF mode between RAW / PCM
		AVC		ON/OFF toggle AVC on / off
		Sound Effect		ON/OFF toggle sound effect on / off
		Volume		0-100	set volume
		Balance		0-100	set balance
		EQ 120Hz		0-100	Manually adjust settings, when sound mode is set to , User'
		EQ 500Hz		0-100
		EQ 1.5KHz		0-100
		EQ 5KHz		0-100
		EQ 10KHz		0-100
SYSTEM	Security	Change password			Change your password
		Safe mode		ON/OFF	Safe mode password-protects the complete settings menu, file browser and....
		App lock			Select individual apps that will be password-protected
		App install/uninstall lock		ON/OFF App (de)install lock	disables (de)installation of apps
		Touch lock		ON/OFF Touch lock disables touch functionality
		Keypad lock		ON/OFF Keypad lock disables use of the Central Control Button
		IR lock		ON/OFF IR lock disables use of the remote control
		Network lock		ON/OFF	Network lock disables ethernet, Wifi and Bluetooth connections
	Manage apps	Installed apps			manage user-installed apps(FORCE STOP/UNINSTALL/CLEAR DATA)
		All apps			manage all apps(FORCE STOP/DISABLE/CLEAR DATA)
	Power	Power-on / shutdown timer	Shutdown timer		set the shutdown timer
			Power-on timer		set the power-on timer
		Power on settings	Power on mode	Direct	set power on mode to direct
				Standby	set power on mode to standby
				Memory	set power on mode to memory
			Power on source	Memory/Android/PC/ HDMI1/HDMI2/HDMI3/ DP/USB_C/VGA	Choose the source in which the screen powers-on
			Power on volume	Memory/User	Set the power-on volume. In ,User' users can select a power-on volume manually
			Volume setting	0-100	Set the power-on volume
			Boot OPS at power-on	ON/OFF	Choose whether the OPS boots automatically when the screen is powered-on
		Wake on lan		ON/OFF Enable / disable w	wake on Lan
		Motion Wake-up		ON/OFF Enable / disable m	motion wake-up by the proximity sensor
		Motion Detection		Off/15/30/45/60 minutes	Dis-/ enable the proximity sensor to put the screen in sleep mode when no motion is detected by the proximity sensor
		Shutdown timer		OFF/1/10/20/30/ 60/90/120/180 minutes	set a shutdown timer
		Auto shutdown		Off/1/3/5/10 minutes Shut	down the screen when there's no signal
OTHERS	More	Auto sense OFF/Prompt/Direct			Select the auto sense mode. In auto sense, the screen will detect new active signals and switch to that source automatically (direct), or when confirmed (prompt). When a signal is switched off, autosense will automatically check for other active sources in the sequence OPS slot, HDMI 1, HDMI 2, HDMI 3, DisplayPort, USB C, VGA always ending in the Android launcher (when enabled)
		Temperature protection		ON/OFF	With temperature protection, a user can set an alarm temperature in which the screen will shutdown automatically
		Current temperature 0-100 shows the current temperature of the screen
		Alam temperature 50-100			set the alarm temperature value. When reached, the screen will automatically shutdown to prevent further temperature increase
		HDMI	HDMI out	1080p 60Hz/2160p 30Hz/2160p 60Hz	set the HDMI out signal
			HDMI EDID version	EDID 1,4/EDID 2.0 set the	HDMI EDID version
		Date & time	Automatic date & time	ON/OFF	Automatic date and time requires an active internet connection. Disabling this setting allows users to maually set the date & time
			Date Show or set the current date
			Time show or set the current time
			Time zone set the time zone
			Use 24-hour format	ON/OFF Choose between a 12 or a 24 hr time format
		Languages		Deutsch/English/Francais/Nederlands	set the language
		Keyboard & inputs	Current Keyboard		Shows the current keyboard / allows users to switch keyboards
			Android Keyboard (AOSP)		Configure the default (AOSP) keyboard
			Manage keyboards		Manage keyboards
		Individuation	Set wallpaper change and set the wallpaper
			Set 'no input' wallpaper		change and set the no input wallpaper
			Set source label		Label various sources for easier recognition
	Device	Device name show or change the device name
		Device model shows the device model
		System information	Firmware version		shows all system information
		System Updates	Local update updates the systems firmware using a USB-drive
			Online update		Checks for updates online
		Reset			restore factory settings. NOTE! This will erase all custom settings, data and custom apps from your system

http://68.66.241.101:8080/ota/upgrade

VGA SOURCE DP Source HDMI SOURCE

No. Signal format

1 640x480/60HZ

2 640x480/75HZ

3 800x600/60Hz

4 800x600/75Hz

5 1024x768/60Hz

6 1024x768/75Hz

7 1280x768/60HZ

8 1280x1024/60Hz

9 1280x1024/75Hz

10 1600x1024/60Hz

11 1920x1080P/60Hz

12 1920x1080P/50Hz

No. Signal format

1 640x480/60HZ

2 640x480/75HZ

3 800x600/60Hz

4 800x600/75Hz

5 1024x768/60Hz

6 1024x768/75Hz

7 1280x768/60HZ

8 1280x1024/60Hz

9 1280x1024/75Hz

10 1600x1024/60Hz

11 1920x1080P/60Hz

12 1920x1080P/50Hz

13 3840x2160/30HZ

14 3840x2160/60HZ

15 1280x720P/60Hz

16 1280x720P/50Hz

17 720x480P/60Hz

18 720x576P/50Hz

No. Signal format

1 640x480/60HZ

2 640x480/75HZ

3 800x600/60Hz

4 800x600/75Hz

5 1024x768/60Hz

6 1024x768/75Hz

7 1280x768/60HZ

8 1280x1024/60Hz

9 1280x1024/75Hz

10 1600x1024/60Hz

11 1920x1080P/60Hz

12 1920x1080P/50Hz

13 3840x2160/30Hz

14 3840x2160/60Hz

15 1280x720P/60Hz

16 1280x720P/50Hz

17 720x480P/60Hz

18 720x576P/50Hz

19 1920x1080I/60Hz

20 1920x1080I/50Hz

13.1.1 Specifications

13.2.1 Specifications

•Opsporingsmethode:Infrarood
•Opsporingshoek:100®
• Detectiebereik: 5-7 m
- DC5V±0,5V
- Verbinding:USB-A

13.2.2 Installatie

Two people in a meeting room with brick walls and city skyline display (no visible text or symbols)

ESPAÑOL

ÍNDICE

Line drawing of three people standing with a blank rectangular object, no text or symbols present

Line drawing of a person standing beside a large rectangular object, possibly a cabinet or container, with no visible text or symbols.

Line drawing of a hand holding a pen, no text or symbols present

Two line drawings showing a person bending forward at the desk and kneeling, with no text or symbols present.

2.3. INSTALACIÓN

This may cause fire or electrical shock.

Technical line drawing of a structural support frame with no text or symbols

Simple line drawing of a mechanical component with two rectangular components and a zigzag top section (no text or symbols)

Simple line drawing of a room with vertical bars and a rectangular panel, no text or symbols present

Simple line drawing of a room with vertical bars and a hanging sign, no text or symbols present

Simple line drawing of a room corner with sunlight illuminating the wall and a prohibition symbol below (no text or labels)

Simple line drawing of a room with doors, a monitor, and a radiator (no text or symbols)

10cm 10cm

Technical diagram showing a construction or safety symbol with a prohibition sign and checkmark, likely indicating no protection or clearance.

2.5. USO RECOMENDADO

Gray remote control with black and white buttons, no visible text or symbols on the device itself

Screenshot of a macOS desktop with app icons and navigation bar, showing a mountain landscape background.

MAIN SETTINGS CATEGORY	SETTING CATEGORY	LEVEL1 LEVEL2 VALUES EXPLANATION
NETWORK & CONNECTED DEVICES	Ethernet	MAC address shows the MAC address for the wired connection
		IP address shows the IP address for the wired connection
		Ethernet ON/OFF			Toggle ethernet-connection on / off for the screen itself. Disabling this does not disable ethernet for the OPS
	Wi-Fi	MAC address shows the MAC address for the Wi-Fi connection
		IP address shows the IP address for the Wi-Fi connection
		Wi-Fi ON/OFF Toggle Wi-Fi on and off
	Portable hotspot	Hotspot ON/OFF Toggle the hotspot-functionality on / off
		Setup Wi-Fi hotspot Set-up the hotspot
	Bluetooth	MAC address show the MAC address for the bluetooth adapter
		Blooth ON/OFF			Toggle bluetooth on/ off, show / connect with available devices
DEVICE Picture		Picture mode		Standard	Select pre-set picture modesDynamic
				Soft
				User	Picture mode where settings can be adjusted manually in ,Advanced'
		Power mode		User	Choose a power-mode: User = manual brightness setting, Auto = Automatic brightness setting based on ambient light conditions, balanced = brightness 75, ECO = brightness 50, DCR = 100. Power consumption varies based on these settings.
				Auto
				Balanced
				ECO Friendly
				DCR
		Color temperture		Standard	Select a color temperature modeCool
				Warm
		Eye protect ON/OFF			Toggle Eye Protect mode on / off. When enabled, the brightness will be reduced when writing.
		Anti blue light ON/OFF			Toggle Anti blue light on / off. When enabled the amount of blue light will be reduced.
		Backlight		0-100	Manually adjust the brightness. Using this setting will change the power mode setting to ,Manual'
DEVICE	Picture	Advanced Contrast 0-100			In Picture mode ,User', use these settings to manually adjust the picture settings
			Brightness 0-100
			Saturation 0-100
			Sharpness 0-100
			PC mode PC / V deo		Allows switching to Video mode, in which ,Overscan' can be used
			Display mode 16:9/P2P Toggle picture aspect mode
			MEMC Off/Low/ Middle/High Change the MEMC level
			Overscan ON/OFF toggle between overscan on and off.
			HDR ON/OFF toggle between HDR on and off.
			VGA auto adjust		toggle VGA auto adjust o / off when receiving a VGA signal
	Sound	Audio output		Speaker/SPDIF/ARC/ Bluetooth	Choose the Audio output
		Sound mode		Standard/Music/Movie/ Sports/User	Select a pre-set sound mode. ,User' allows manual sound settings
		SPDIF mode RAW/PCM		Toogle SP/DIF mode between RAW / PCM
		AVC		ON/OFF toggle AVC on / off
		Sound Effect		ON/OFF toggle sound effect on / off
		Volume		0-100	set volume
		Balance		0-100	set balance
		EQ 120Hz		0-100	Manually adjust settings, when sound mode is set to , User'
		EQ 500Hz		0-100
		EQ 1.5KHz		0-100
		EQ 5KHz		0-100
		EQ 10KHz		0-100
SYSTEM	Security	Change password			Change your password
		Safe mode		ON/OFF	Safe mode password-protects the complete settings menu, file browser and....
		App lock			Select individual apps that will be password-protected
		App install/uninstall lock		ON/OFF App (de)install lock	disables (de)installation of apps
		Touch lock		ON/OFF Touch lock disables touch functionality
		Keypad lock		ON/OFF Keypad lock disables use of the Central Control Button
		IR lock		ON/OFF IR lock disables use of the remote control
		Network lock		ON/OFF	Network lock disables ethernet, Wifi and Bluetooth connections
	Manage apps	Installed apps			manage user-installed apps(FORCE STOP/UNINSTALL/CLEAR DATA)
		All apps			manage all apps(FORCE STOP/DISABLE/CLEAR DATA)
	Power	Power-on / shutdown timer	Shutdown timer		set the shutdown timer
			Power-on timer		set the power-on timer
		Power on settings	Power on mode	Direct	set power on mode to direct
				Standby	set power on mode to standby
				Memory	set power on mode to memory
			Power on source	Memory/Android/PC/ HDMI1/HDMI2/HDMI3/ DP/USB_C/VGA	Choose the source in which the screen powers-on
			Power on volume	Memory/User	Set the power-on volume. In ,User' users can select a power-on volume manually
			Volume setting	0-100	Set the power-on volume
			Boot OPS at power-on	ON/OFF	Choose whether the OPS boots automatically when the screen is powered-on
		Wake on lan		ON/OFF Enable / disable w	wake on Lan
		Motion Wake-up		ON/OFF Enable / disable m	motion wake-up by the proximity sensor
		Motion Detection		Off/15/30/45/60 minutes	Dis-/ enable the proximity sensor to put the screen in sleep mode when no motion is detected by the proximity sensor
		Shutdown timer		OFF/1/10/20/30/ 60/90/120/180 minutes	set a shutdown timer
		Auto shutdown		Off/1/3/5/10 minutes Shut	down the screen when there's no signal
OTHERS	More	Auto sense OFF/Prompt/Direct			Select the auto sense mode. In auto sense, the screen will detect new active signals and switch to that source automatically (direct), or when confirmed (prompt). When a signal is switched off, autosense will automatically check for other active sources in the sequence OPS slot, HDMI 1, HDMI 2, HDMI 3, DisplayPort, USB C, VGA always ending in the Android launcher (when enabled)
		Temperature protection		ON/OFF	With temperature protection, a user can set an alarm temperature in which the screen will shutdown automatically
		Current temperature 0-100 shows the current temperature of the screen
		Alam temperature 50-100			set the alarm temperature value. When reached, the screen will automatically shutdown to prevent further temperature increase
		HDMI	HDMI out	1080p 60Hz/2160p 30Hz/2160p 60Hz	set the HDMI out signal
			HDMI EDID version	EDID 1,4/EDID 2.0 set the	HDMI EDID version
		Date & time	Automatic date & time	ON/OFF	Automatic date and time requires an active internet connection. Disabling this setting allows users to maually set the date & time
			Date Show or set the current date
			Time show or set the current time
			Time zone set the time zone
			Use 24-hour format	ON/OFF Choose between a 12 or a 24 hr time format
		Languages		Deutsch/English/Francais/Nederlands	set the language
		Keyboard & inputs	Current Keyboard		Shows the current keyboard / allows users to switch keyboards
			Android Keyboard (AOSP)		Configure the default (AOSP) keyboard
			Manage keyboards		Manage keyboards
		Individuation	Set wallpaper change and set the wallpaper
			Set 'no input' wallpaper		change and set the no input wallpaper
			Set source label		Label various sources for easier recognition
	Device	Device name show or change the device name
		Device model shows the device model
		System information	Firmware version		shows all system information
		System Updates	Local update updates the systems firmware using a USB-drive
			Online update		Checks for updates online
		Reset			restore factory settings. NOTE! This will erase all custom settings, data and custom apps from your system

5.5. ACTUALIZANDO LA PANTALLA

http://68.66.241.101:8080/ota/upgrade

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Screen Size 86" (85.6") 75" (74.52") 65" (64.53") 55" (54.64")
Panel Technology TFT LCD TFT LCD TFT LCD TFT LCD
Display Resolution 3840 x 2160 3840 x 2160 3840 x 2160 3840 x 2160
Brightness (Typical)	350 cd / m2	350 cd / m2	350 cd / m2	350 cd / m2
Contrast (Typical)	1200 : 1	4000:1	4000:1	4000:1
Response Time	8 ms	8 ms	9 ms	9 ms
Frame Rate	60 Hz	60 Hz	60 Hz	60 Hz
Viewing Angle (H / V)	178° / 178°	178° / 178°	178° / 178°	178° / 178°
Display Colors	1.07B (10-bit)	1.07B (10-bit)	1.07B (10-bit)	1.07B (10-bit)
Backlight Type	Direct LED	Direct LED	Direct LED	Direct LED
Service life	>40.000 Hours >40.000 Hours >40.000 Hours >40.000 Hours
Orientation	Landscape	Landscape	Landscape / Portrait	Landscape / Portrait
CPU	ARM Cortex A73x2; Cortex A53x2	ARM Cortex A73x2; Cortex A53x2	ARM Cortex A73x2; Cortex A53x2	ARM Cortex A73x2; Cortex A53x2
GPU	G51MP4	G51MP4	G51MP4	G51MP4
Operating System	Android 8.0	Android 8.0	Android 8.0	Android 8.0
Memory	4 GB	4 GB	4 GB	4 GB
On-Board Storage	32GB	32GB	32GB	32GB
Detection Method	High Precision Advanced Infrared	High Precision Advanced Infrared	High Precision Advanced Infrared	High Precision Advanced Infrared
Available Touch Points	32 Point ∅5 point ∅3mm	32 Point ∅5 point ∅3mm	32 Point ∅5 point ∅3mm	32 Point ∅5 point ∅3mm
Response Time (Typical)	<= 10 ms	<= 10 ms	<= 10 ms	<= 10 ms
Minimum Response Size	>= ∅ 3 mm	>= ∅ 3 mm	>= ∅ 3 mm	>= ∅ 3 mm
Touch Resolution	32771 x 32768	32770 x 32768	32769 x 32768	32768 x 32768
Input Connectors	HDMI 2.0 ARC x 1 / HDMI 2.0 x 2 / DisplayPort x 1 / USB-A 3.0 x 3 + 2.0 x 1 / USB-C x 1 / VGA + 3.5mm jack x 1 / RS-232C x 1 / LAN RJ45 x 2
Output Connectors	HDMI (4k@60Hz) x 1 / Optical (SPDIF) out x 1 / 3.5mm audio jack x 1 / Touch-out USB-B x 3
OPS Slot	YES	YES	YES	YES
Android Slot	YES	YES	YES	YES
Wifi (pluggable / removable module)				802.11a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth v. 5
Audio Power Output (RMS)	15 W x 2 / 8 Ω	15 W x 2 / 8 Ω	15 W x 2 / 8 Ω	15 W x 2 / 8 Ω
Subwoofer	15 W	15 W	15 W	15 W
Dimension of Product (W x H x D)	1959.5x1140.2x89.3	1714.7x1002.8x89.3	1490.5x875.5x89.3	1285.5x766.2x90
Weight of Product	66 55,9		43 34,3
VESA® Hole Pitch (W x H)	600 x 800 (mm), M8 Screw. Supplied with mounted 400x600 adapter		400 x 600 (mm), M8 Screw	400 x 400 mm, M8 Screw
Front Glass	4mm Tempered Anti-Glare	4mm Tempered Anti-Glare	4mm Tempered Anti-Glare	4mm Tempered Anti-Glare
Power Supply	AC 100-240 V 50 / 60 Hz	AC 100-240 V 50 / 60 Hz	AC 100-240 V 50 / 60 Hz	AC 100-240 V 50 / 60Hz
Power Consumption (in Operation)	360	295	160	125
Power Consumption (in Standby)	<= 0.5 W	<= 0.5 W	<= 0.5 W	<= 0.5 W
ECO Sensor	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Operation Temperature	0 - 40 °C	0 - 40 °C	0 - 40 °C	0 - 40 °C
Storage Temperature	-20 - 60 °C	-20 - 60 °C	-20 - 60 °C	-20 - 60 °C
Operation Humidity	20 - 80 %RH (No Condensation)	20 - 80 %RH (No Condensation)	20 - 80 %RH (No Condensation)	20 - 80 %RH (No Condensation)
Storage Humidity	10 - 90 %RH	10 - 90 %RH	10 - 90 %RH	10 - 90 %RH
Accessories	remote, HDMI cable 5m, USB cable 5m, High Precision stylus pack (2pcs), Double side stylus, Easy-fix cable clips

PRODUCT LOGISTICS ETX-8620 PLUS ETX-7520 PLUS ETX-6520 PLUS
Dimension of Package Carton (W x H x D) 2139x1363x231 1875x1186x231 1676x1097x231
Weight of Package Carton (Gross) tbd tbd tbd

Product SAP / EAN / KEA

868034000 / 8713797092814 / 7-803120-86P

868033000 / 8713797092807 / 7-803120-75P

868032000 / 8713797092791 / 7-803120-65P

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Screen Size 86" (85.6") 75" (74.52") 65" (64.53")

Panel Technology TFT LCD TFT LCD TFT LCD
Display Resolution 3840 x 2160 3840 x 2160 3840 x 2160

Brightness (Typical) 350 cd / m	^2	350 cd / m^2	350 cd / m^2
Contrast (Typical) 1200 : 1 4000:1	4000:1

Response Time	8 ms	8 ms	9 ms
Frame Rate	60 Hz	60 Hz	60 Hz

Viewing Angle (H/V) 178° / 178° 178° / 178° 178° / 178°

Display Colors 1.07B (10-bit) 1.07B (10-bit) 1.07B (10-bit)

Backlight Type	Direct LED	Direct LED	Direct LED
Service life	>40.000 Hours	>40.000 Hours	>40.000 Hours

Orientation	Landscape	Landscape	Landscape / Portrait
CPU	ARM Cortex A73x2; Cortex A53x2	ARM Cortex A73x2; Cortex A53x2	ARM Cortex A73x2; Cortex A53x2
GPU	G51MP4	G51MP4	G51MP4
Operating System	Android 8.0	Android 8.0	Android 8.0

Memory 4 GB 4 GB 4 GB On-Board Storage 32GB 32GB 32GB

Detection Method	High Precision Advanced Infrared	High Precision Advanced Infrared	High Precision Advanced Infrared
Available Touch Points	32 Point ∅5 point ∅3mm	32 Point ∅5 point ∅3mm	32 Point ∅5 point ∅3mm
Response Time (Typical)	<= 10 ms	<= 10 ms	<= 10 ms
Minimum Response Size	>= ∅ 3 mm	>= ∅ 3 mm	>= ∅ 3 mm
Touch Resolution	32771 x 32768	32770 x 32768	32769 x 32768

Input Connectors HDMI 2.0 ARC x 1 / HDMI 2.0 x 2 / DisplayPort x 1 / USB-A 3.0 x 3 + 2.0 x 1 / USB-C x 1 / VGA + 3.5mm jack x 1 / RS-232C x 1 / LAN RJ45 x 2

Output Connectors HDMI (4k@60Hz) x 1 / Optical (SPDIF) out x 1 / 3.5mm audio jack x 1 / Touch-out USB-B x 3

OPS Slot	YES	YES	YES
Android Slot	YES	YES	YES

Wifi (pluggable / removable module) 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth v. 5

Audio Power Output (RMS)	15 W x 2 / 8 Ω	15 W x 2 / 8 Ω	15 W x 2 / 8 Ω
Subwoofer	15 W	15 W	15 W
Dimension of Product (W x H x D)	1959.5x1140.2x89.3	1714.7x1002.8x89.3	1490.5x875.5x89

Weight of Product tbd tbd tbd

VESA® Hole Pitch (W x H) 600 x 800 (mm), M8 Screw. 600 x 800 (mm), M8 Screw. 400 x 600 (mm), M8 Screw. Supplied with mounted 400x600 adapter.

Front Glass	2mm Optical Bonded Tempered Anti-Glare	2mm Optical Bonded Tempered Anti-Glare	2mm Optical Bonded Tempered Anti-Glare
Power Supply	AC 100-240 V 50 / 60 Hz	AC 100-240 V 50 / 60 Hz	AC 100-240 V 50 / 60 Hz

Power Consumption (in Operation) 360 295 160

Power Consumption (in Standby)	<= 0.5 W	<= 0.5 W	<= 0.5 W
ECO Sensor	Yes	Yes	Yes

Operation Temperature 0 - 40 °C 0 - 40 °C 0 - 40 °C

Storage Temperature	-20 - 60 °C	-20 - 60 °C	-20 - 60 °C
Operation Humidity	20 - 80 %RH (No Condensation)	20 - 80 %RH (No Condensation)	20 - 80 %RH (No Condensation)
Storage Humidity	10 - 90 %RH	10 - 90 %RH	10 - 90 %RH

Accessories remote, HDMI cable 5m, USB cable 5m, High Precision stylus pack (2pcs), Double side stylus, Easy-fix cable clips

8. INTERVALOS COMPATIBLES

VGA SOURCE DP Source HDMI SOURCE

No. Signal format

1 640x480/60HZ

2 640x480/75HZ

3 800x600/60Hz

4 800x600/75Hz

5 1024x768/60Hz

6 1024x768/75Hz

7 1280x768/60HZ

8 1280x1024/60Hz

9 1280x1024/75Hz

10 1600x1024/60Hz

11 1920x1080P/60Hz

12 1920x1080P/50Hz

No. Signal format

1 640x480/60HZ

2 640x480/75HZ

3 800x600/60Hz

4 800x600/75Hz

5 1024x768/60Hz

6 1024x768/75Hz

7 1280x768/60HZ

8 1280x1024/60Hz

9 1280x1024/75Hz

10 1600x1024/60Hz

11 1920x1080P/60Hz

12 1920x1080P/50Hz

13 3840x2160/30HZ

14 3840x2160/60HZ

15 1280x720P/60Hz

16 1280x720P/50Hz

17 720x480P/60Hz

18 720x576P/50Hz

No. Signal format

1 640x480/60HZ

2 640x480/75HZ

3 800x600/60Hz

4 800x600/75Hz

5 1024x768/60Hz

6 1024x768/75Hz

7 1280x768/60HZ

8 1280x1024/60Hz

9 1280x1024/75Hz

10 1600x1024/60Hz

11 1920x1080P/60Hz

12 1920x1080P/50Hz

13 3840x2160/30Hz

14 3840x2160/60Hz

15 1280x720P/60Hz

16 1280x720P/50Hz

17 720x480P/60Hz

18 720x576P/50Hz

19 1920x1080I/60Hz

20 1920x1080I/50Hz

9. COMANDOS DE SERIE

9.1. COMUNICACIONES DE SERIE

Legamaster We make communication visible

Interior of a modern meeting room with blue chairs and a tablet displaying three connected devices (no visible text or symbols)

Legamaster International B.V.

Postbus 111

NL-7240 AC Lochem

T [phone]

F [phone]

[e-mail]

www.legamaster.com