Avenview MLT-EDGEPRO-2X2E User Manual

Avenview MLT-EDGEPRO-2X2E User Manual

2x2 4k dual channel, curved screen edge blender
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VIDEO WALLS
VIDEO PROCESSORS
VIDEO MATRIX SWITCHES
EXTENDERS
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WIRELESS
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Control Your Video
2X2 4K DUAL CHANNEL, CURVED SCREEN
EDGE BLENDER
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Model #: MLT-EDGEPRO-2X2E

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  • Page 1 VIDEO WALLS VIDEO PROCESSORS VIDEO MATRIX SWITCHES EXTENDERS SPLITTERS WIRELESS CABLES & ACCESSORIES Control Your Video 2X2 4K DUAL CHANNEL, CURVED SCREEN EDGE BLENDER User Guide Model #: MLT-EDGEPRO-2X2E...
  • Page 2 No license, whether express, implied, or otherwise, to any intellectual property rights is granted by this publication. Except as set forth in Avenview Standard Terms and Conditions of Sale, Avenview assumes no liability whatsoever, and disclaims any express or implied warranty, relating to its products of Avenview Inc.
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    7.3. Relation between Overlap pixels and geometry alignment accuracy 7.4. Get installation data from Excel Spread Sheet 7.5. Apply Spread Sheet data for projector installation and EdgePro setting 7.5.1. Installation data from Spread Sheet from previous section 7.5.2. Mark projection region for each projector Page|3 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 4 10.7. [Grid] (Please see more details in Section 8.2) 10.8. Final image quality fine-tuning 11. Example for 3 projector edge blending procedures 11.1. Get detailed edge blending information through AVENVIEW Excel Spread Sheet 11.1.1. Assumption 11.1.2. Excel calculation 11.2. Mark image location and install the projectors 11.3.
  • Page 5 16.9. Limitation in audio output 17. Troubleshooting 17.1. Front panel LED indicators 17.2. Intermittent or loss of input signal 17.3. Video quality issues 17.4. Image position shift after installation 17.5. System crash and malfunction 17.6. Synchronization issue in the outputs Page|5 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 6: Getting Started

    Have the module checked by a qualified service engineer before using it again. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners to clean this unit. Always unplug the power to the device before cleaning. Page|6 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 7: Regulatory Notices

    DO NOT TAMPER WITH THE UNIT. DOING SO WILL VOID THE WARRANTY AND CONTINUED USE OF THE PRODUCT. THE VIDEO BOARDS ARE VERY SENSITIVE TO STATIC. PLEASE ENSURE IF RACK MOUNTED OR INSTALLED ON A SURFACE, IT SHOULD BE IN A GROUNDED ENVIROMENT. Page|7 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 8: Introduction

    1024x768 and 3840x2400 in order to optimize video performance. Using the EdgePro, users can replace high end projectors with low cost projector without lens shift, warp and edge blending. It provides easy configuration, low entry barrier, cost effective, reliable and flexible solution. Page|8 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 9: Features

    Independent RGB gamma selection for edge blending color fine tune. Precise black level uplift at multiple selected areas (up to 9) to compensate light leakage in the projector. 10. White balance and individual color correction for each projector. 11. Fine pixel color uniformity adjustment across entire image. Page|9 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 10 Programmable EDID in the range at H=1024~3840, V=720~2400. BOX ID and programmable IP address for convenient multiple unit control at the same time. User can save up to 5 settings and can be recalled by remote controller, RS232, USB or network. Page|10 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 11: Package Contents

    16. Dimension and weight: 440x190x45mm, 2.2kg (Body only) Package Contents The EdgePro Dual Channel Video Wall Controller RC-400 IR Remote Controller with AAA battery IR Extending Receiver with 1.8m cable AC Main Power Cable User Guide Avenview Website Page|11 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 12: Specifications

    Specifications TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION Units MLT-EdgePro-2X2E UNIT DESCRIPTION 4K Edge blending Video wall processor INPUT 2x HDMI 2.0b 1x DP1.2a 1x VGA HDCP HDMI V2.2/V1.4, DP: HDCP: V1.3 MAX. INPUT RESOLUTION: HDMI & DP: 4096*2160 @60Hz, 3840*2400 @60Hz with 4:4:4 sampling without compression...
  • Page 13: Basic Operation & Setting

    [Video Wall]—[Pan] menu.  If multiple units of EdgePro are used and independent content display is required, user needs to arrange the input source and output port connection and let input source be displayed at desire projector. Page|13 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 14: Input / Output Selection & Led Indicators

    LED will light up Press CH key to select • Select CH, then select input port and output resolution. operation channel. Each CH can select different input. Output resolution will apply to two CH at the same time. • Page|14 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 15: Input Source Selection

     When press [OTH] key to select output resolution from remote controller, the monitor will show the timing and take few seconds to finish the selection.  User can click [Info] key to get system information and see input / output signal resolution. Page|15 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 16: Led Indicators

     If continuous flashing in some LED, it means the OSD function has been Locked. Please press [Menu] key for 5 seconds to disable [OSD Locked] function. If system lock is done by remote controller through [85x] operation, please press [850] to unlock system control. Page|16 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 17: Hdmi Loop Out For Daisy Chain Connection

     User can control or operate EdgePro settings through Ethernet. Default IP address is 192.168.0.100.  When multiple units are used at the same time, user can set different IP address in each EdgePro so that each EdgePro can be controlled independently. Page|17 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 18: Box Id

     (default IP address is 192.168.0.100), user can see EdgePro WebGUI and see virtual keys and menu similar to OSD for further system operation. There is no additional software tool is required.  If user can’t connect the network, please power off/on EdgePro again to let PC detect EdgePro network system. Page|18 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 19: How To Use Ir Remote Control

     Windows PC Tool is another web tool that has full function for system settings and operation. It can also update Firmware or MCU code. Windowscan be downloaded from AVENVIEW website.  Each EdgePro can set different IP address for independent operation and control.
  • Page 20: Full Screen And Native Aspect Ratio

     [Scaling] under [Image Properties] menu is to select the display mode following either signal source original aspect ratio or full screen display  For edge blending application, please set to [Full Screen] mode. Otherwise, there may be abnormal display in some input timing. Page|20 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 21: Image Rotation And Flip

     After image rotation or flip, the OSD will still keep at the original direction. 6.10 Color adjustment In edge blending application, color adjustment is important due to multiple units of projector images are combined together. Page|21 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 22: Global Color Adjustment: [Picture]

    6.10.2 Preset Color Temperature and independent RGB color  [Color] under [Image Properties] menu can change preset color temperature and discrete [RGB] color in each channel.  [Preset Mode]: [Neutral], [Reddish], [Bluish]  [Custom]: discrete RGB color adjustment Page|22 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 23: Osd Lock And Unlock

    When the system uses multiple projectors, the image should be synchronized together. EdgePro uses [Frame Sync] to synchronize all outputs based on the input signal vertical sync. When [Frame Sync] is applied, it is possible to lose sync during system setup and cause the projector to re-search the signal Page|23 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 24: Project Plan And Preparation For Edge Blending

     If the screen size is 20m and the watching distance is 5m, the signal pixel pitch should be around 5mm (around 1mm for 1 meter watching distance). The system resolution is about 20m/5mm=4000. It means the system resolution should be around 4000 pixels in width and the Page|24 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 25: System Synchronization

    If the overlap pixel is not 25% of the projector native resolution, the control points will be at different positions. 37.5% overlap pixel will double the control points of the Page|25 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 26 It can align the images from two projectors on curved screen with good quality by remote controller. - 37.5% overlap region The adjusting points in projector A & B will be separated in 37.5% overlap region and increase geometry alignment accuracy. Page|26 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 27: Get Installation Data From Excel Spread Sheet

    Max. adjusting flexibility 352/608/832 224/256/384/416/544/576 192/320/448/576 Get installation data from Excel Spread Sheet  AVENVIEW can provide an Excel Spread Sheet for user to calculate necessary installation data for the project. It is important data for installation and setup. Page|27 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 28 After finish setting, user can check the image, if some overlap area is blurred,  user can increase or decrease Overlap Value with 1-2 pixels and select optimized one. o The final luminance is 819 Lux. It will be enough for inside room environment. Page|28 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 29: Apply Spread Sheet Data For Projector Installation And Edgepro Setting

     Based on the calculation data, user can easily determine the image location for each projector.  Using laser Level tool and mark the locations for each projector with paper tape, including 4 borders and center line of the screen. The paper tape shall not damage the surface of the screen. Page|29 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 30: Page|3

     If there is color deviation among projectors, please try to correct color difference through projector color adjusting function to let all color as close as possible.  Enable multiple projector display mode in some projector model. Page|30 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 31: Edgepro Settings Before Edge Blending

     (Note: some projector RGB points are not at the same location. It will cause position deviation. Please recheck with White grid pattern for final result).  User can see geometry adjusting value when select [Background + OSD] display style. Page|31 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 32: Grid Pattern Pixel Size Selection

    The grid size in both horizontal and vertical directions is from 8 to 100 pixels with 1-pixel increment. H&V grid size will be the same. Below is the OSD menu for the selection of grid size. Page|32 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 33: Geometry Alignment

     Default grid size for both H&V directions are 32x32.  In order to get optimized result in video wall [Overlap] value, user can use AVENVIEW Excel Spread Sheet and apply an overlap pixel in the Spread Sheet to get a near integrate number in Video Wall [Overlap] value, then select the grid size to match this overlap pixel.
  • Page 34: Geometry Alignment Through Remote Controller

     If user doesn’t use Excel file to calculate the image size in each projector, please try to set the same projection height prior to geometry adjustment. In this case, the image width and overlap grid size for all projectors will be also similar and is ready for further geometry alignment. Page|34 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 35: 2X2] 4 Corner Geometry Alignment

    [2x2] 4 Corner hotkey 8.3.4 [3x3], [5x3], [9x5] Warp alignment After completing [2x2] corner alignment, apply [3x3 Curved] geometry alignment to let 9 adjusting points be located at the required position including four corners, edge center points and center line position. Page|35 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 36 [3x3] for one corner/edge. If more geometry alignment range is required, please use Windows PC tool to get more alignment range. If necessary, please use projector geometry alignment function to do some adjustment.  After geometry alignment, all the grid patterns in overlap region should be stacked together. Page|36 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 37: Linearity Grid Line Adjustment

     When user projects the image to curve screen using projector, the image grid size will continuously change—the grid size at the center will be bigger than both sides. Ultra-short throw projector will be more serious. This function is mainly designed to correct this kind of grid size difference. Page|37 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 38: Corner Wall Geometry Adjustment

    User can select either horizontal or vertical alignment at one time. This function can co-exist with edge blending function but not warp function. The image position can be adjusted as below:  4 corner image positions Page|38 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 39  The image will keep the same grid size (scaling factor) automatically.  User can’t use ultra-short throw ratio projector for corner wall application. Otherwise, the image distortion may be too big to be adjusted and will also create focus issue. Example A: Single projector application Page|39 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 40 VGA or DP port in the 1st channel and connect the output to HDMI input port in the 2nd channel to implement Corner wall adjustment on curved screen. There will be no limitation in mulitple units of EdgePro or combination with other EdgePro models. Page|40 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 41: Gwarp]

    [Finetune] menu. This 4 corners position adjustment range is +-50 pixels for each corner. This function is important for after service and while changing lamp to return the image to original position. Page|41 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 42: Video Wall] Settings

    OSD menu.  [Video Wall] hotkey on the bottom right position of the remote controller is available for quick access.  Video wall function can crop image for edge blending and assign to projectors. [Video Wall] menu hotkey Page|42 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 43: Zoom]: Split The Signal Source

    For 3x3 displays (9 projectors), Horizontal Zoom=3, Vertical Zoom=3 [Pan]: assign image location  Use [Pan] to determine the location of each split image in both horizontal and vertical directions.  Default setting: Horizontal Pan=1 • • Vertical Pan=1 Page|43 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 44: Overlap]: Crop The Right Image For Each Projector

     Please use Irregular Excel Spread Sheet to calculate overlap value in the above irregular overlap pixel condition.  User can use Video Wall overlap setting to fine-tune the image in overlap region. It can compensate geometry misalignment and let image become much clearer. Page|44 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 45: Position]: Shift Image Position Without Changing Image Size

    • [Corner]: to do precise [Offset] location alignment. • [Offset]: to do black level uplift in non-overlapped area to compensate light leakage in projectors. [Color]: to do White Balance correction for individual projector. • Page|45 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 46: Edge] Selection Location And Set Edge Blending Value

    There is no need to calculate the overlapped pixels. For 3 projector edge blending as example: • To select [Right Edge] for LH projector • To select both [Right Edge] & [Left Edge] for center projector. To select [Left Edge] for RH projector • Page|46 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 47: Shift]: Shift Edge Blend Position And Execute Edge Mask

     User needs to select right display mode (gamma curve 2.2 is the best gamma value in the projector setting) and fine tune the color difference among the projectors to minimize the possible banding effect in edge blending region.  [Gamma] function is not functional when [Edge] setting is not executed. Page|47 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 48 [Offset] gamma adjustment can be served as a tool to compensate the brightness • difference between two projectors. It is only functional when user applies Black Level [Offset] function. Page|48 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 49: Black Level Uplift: [Offset] & [Corner] Adjustment

     Projector with higher native (not dynamic) contrast ratio will have less light leakage. Usually, DLP projector will have higher contrast ratio with better result. Laser projector has high contrast ratio with accurate color and gamma setting and is suitable for edge blending.  [Corner] function is to do accurate position alignment. Page|49 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 50 Please select the region, to do RGB color adjustment, then back to [Corner] menu to adjust accurate location for color compensation. If RGB value is set to zero, the background color will remain the same as not adjusted. Page|50 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 51 It is outside active display area and can’t be fixed.  Below is to show color adjustment in black level uplift areas through above method. It can show different colors with different shape of the borders. Maximum adjusting area is nine.  Page|51 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 52: Color]: Individual Projector White Balance And Color Correction

    In edge blending procedures, user needs to adjust the color from projector first. If it is still not enough, user can use [Color] function to do further adjustment. Please note that, any color adjustment will reduce the color dynamic range. User needs to check the result with full range color image. Page|52 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 53: Edge

    +- 900 pixels in H&V directions.  The adjusting range for [Shift] is based on the image position after geometry alignment and the range for [Mask] is calculated from the original edge position before geometry alignment and before [Shift] edge adjustment. Page|53 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 54: Grid] (Please See More Details In Section 8.2)

    The grid size in both horizontal and vertical directions is from 8 to 100 pixels with 1-pixel increment. H&V grid size will be the same. User can select grid size under [Edge Blend] menu.  Default grid size for both H&V directions are 32x32. Page|54 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 55: Final Image Quality Fine-Tuning

    • Increase Overlap region & reduce off axis angle • To rest projectors with the same settings. • To select Display Mode. Usually Standard, sRGB/Neutral will get better result. • To disable projector Brilliant color adjustment or Dynamic color adjustment. Page|55 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 56: Example For 3 Projector Edge Blending Procedures

     Overlap pixels and dimension. 8 grids=8*32= 256 pixels  Projector throw ratio: 1.2-1.7 (based on projector spec) 11.1.2 Excel calculation  Input the data in yellow column. User will get calculation result. Final image size for each projector: 2.500m*1.563m Page|56 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 57: Mark Image Location And Install The Projectors

    4 corners of the image for each projector and horizontal center line of the screen. Laser level is an ideal tool for marking center line, horizontal and vertical image positions.  Please install the projector at the best position to cover the required area with minimum keystone adjustments on both sides. Page|57 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 58: System Connection

     User can setup EdgePro through Ethernet. Please change IP address in each EdgePro so that user can setup each unit separately through WebGUI or Windows PC tool.  Select input port and set EdgePro output resolution to be the same as projector native resolution. Page|58 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 59: Projector Settings

     Set Box ID with #1 & #2 for each EdgePro (under Options→ Setting→ Box ID menu).  If control by Ethernet, please set different IP address in each EdgePro (under Options→ Setting → Network menu). 11.6 Geometric alignment Page|59 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 60 [Warp] alignment will adjust the image position back to the required position.  If user doesn’t execute AVENVIEW Excel calculation, please use [2x2] alignment and try to let all projectors have similar image size with the overlap area having the same grid number.
  • Page 61: Geometry Alignment

     [EdgePro Windows Software] PC tool can provide 17x17 grid point adjustment with quicker geometry alignment.  After finish geometry alignment, all grids should be matched together. Page|61 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 62: Video Wall Settings

    [Pan]: LH projector (1st): H=1, Center projector (2nd): H=2, RH projector (3rd): H=3. All projector Vertical PAN is the same: V=1. o [Overlap]: select the correct edge and apply the value calculated from AVENVIEW Excel file o LH projector: RH edge, Center projector: both RH/LH edges, RH projector: LH edge Page|62 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 63: Edge Blending Setting

    Below is overlap value calculated from AVENVIEW Excel under below condition: Input: 3840*800, Output: 1280*800, Overlap pixels: 256, Projectors: 3  Horizontal Overlap value: Projector 1 RH edge= 197, Projector 2 RH edge= 98,  LH edge= 98, Projector 3 LH edge=197 Vertical values in all projectors are set with the same “V=0”.
  • Page 64: Final Image Quality Fine-Tuning

    Check Display Mode. Usually Standard, sRGB modes will get better result. o Disable projector Brilliant color or Dynamic color adjustment. The video quality in overlap region is related to many factors. Please see more details in  [Final Image quality fine-tune] section. Page|64 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 65: Save/Load System Settings

     Hotkeys for Profile [Save] and [Load] Number keys for Press [Profile] hotkey, then select Press [Save], then select Profile [Load] number keys on the remote [Index #] and press [Enter] control (not through OSD direction to save settings keys) to [Load] user settings Page|65 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 66: Multiple Unit Applications

     IF EdgePro is installed in control room, Ethernet control through WiFi will be the most convenient. Notebook, mobile phone and Pad can execute EdgePro setup through WiFi.  User can set individual Box ID and IP address for easy independent control of each EdgePro. Page|66 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 67 Usually, one 4k signal source can be applied for up to 20 meters screen through 4x EdgePro & 8x projectors. If bigger screen is required, user can apply multiple signal sources through multiple synchronized media player or multiple output display card to achieve higher system resolution. Page|67 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 68: Content Overlap Setting Issue

    PC display card should be able to set overlap pixel up to 25% of the output resolution among the outputs. User can use similar function cards as Matrox TripleHead 2 Go, ATI Display Group, NVidia SLI Surround or NVidia Mosaic mode. Page|68 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 69: Convenient Setting In Multiple Unit Application

    Static IP address for each Box, then use WebGUI virtual keys or Windows PC tool to control each EdgePro independently. Default IP address is 192.168.0.100. TCP Server port is 1266 and Telnet port is 23. Page|69 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 70: Webgui

    EdgePro for independent operation. There is no limitation in the number of EdgePro that can be controller at the same time.  User can turn on/off the system through WebGUI or Windows and see the status through power indicator. Page|70 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 71: Windows Pc Tool

    14.2 Windows PC Tool  The Windows PC tool executed through a PC. Please download this tool from AVENVIEW website. Once user opens Windows and connects with PC through Ethernet or USB, user can execute all operations through PC keyboard and mouse. User can also backup system setting in PC and restore or copy to other units.
  • Page 72: Assumption

    Need to let all projectors with the same scaling factor to avoid image size difference among the walls.  Total screen dimensions: 2.5+5+3=10.5m  Total image width: 3840 pixels  Pixel density: 3840/10.5= 366 pixels/m  Assign image resolution for each wall to get the same scaling factor. Page|72 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 73 1920 (960*2=1920) to 2880 (960*3=2880), Overlap value will be: Left Edge: 1920-1742.5= 177.5 (actual 177 or 178), Right Edge: 2743-2880= -137  After finishing video wall settings, user needs to set [Edge Blend] between PJ2 and PJ3 to finish complete system settings. Page|73 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 74: Portrait Edge Blending

     All the function settings under [Anyplace] menu will follow OSD menu directions but not follow rotated image direction. The items include geometry alignment & edge blending.  Except for the directions, all the rest settings will be the same as normal display.  Image rotation menu is under [Image Properties] Page|74 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 75: Flexible Display

    It is not a case that only executes EdgePro settings.  User can store different settings into different profile Index and recall through remote controller, RS232 or Ethernet. Except for Case D, no projector installation or settings is required. Page|75 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 76: Unique Content Displayed In Each Projector

    This function can also let the image in overlap area apart from each other without change geometry alignment. However, Video Wall [Zoom] setting and [Edge Blend] setting shall be reset to default. In this case, the maximum source resolution should be under 4k/2k @30Hz. Page|76 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 77: Complete System Aspect Ratio Adjustment

    Bottom edge are still functional when the input is 4k/60 with Zoom at H=1, V=1.  If Video Wall [Zoom] is set to H=2 & V=2 or above, user can execute up to +_1800 pixels overlap adjustment in all edges up to 4k/60 input resolution. Page|77 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 78: Miscellaneous Settings

    Videowall Overlap value with the same number in both projectors until getting clear overlap image. In AVENVIEW Excel calculation, if user calculates original Overlap value with 3840 input resolution, after increase 500 pixels in both outside edges in projector 1 (LH edge) and projector 2 (RH Edge), user can shrink the image width.
  • Page 79: System Structure And Control

    [Options]  [Accessibility]  [OSD Time Out] • [Options]  [Accessibility]  [Logo Time Out] [Options]  [Accessibility]  [Standby Time] • [Options]  [Accessibility]  [Black Screen] • • [Options]  [Setting]  [Mute] • [Options]  [Setting]  [Box ID] Page|79 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 80: Edid Setting

    [Options]→ [Setting]→ [EDID]  Use IR remote controller to select desired EDID.  After select EDID, signal source will auto-change the output timing setting.  Press [INFO] key to check if the input and output timing are set correctly. Page|80 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 81: Hdmi Vs. Dvi Output Signal

    HDMI digital signal is compatible with DVI signal. Most of display devices can support both digital signals. However, some old equipment may have less flexibility in digital input signal compatibility. In this case, user may need to select DVI output format for normal display in some devices. Page|81 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 82: System Standby And Automatically Turn Off Output Signal

    Turn off splash screen Logo  Use can turn off splash screen Logo through [Options]→ [Accessibility]→ [Logo Time Out] and set the value at “0”. Default setting is 10 seconds.  It will reduce the boot up time. Page|82 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 83: Limitation In Image Flip And Rotation

    EdgePro from negotiating HDCP link and show intermittent, abnormal or no image. Please check HDCP condition in signal source or display device.  Resolution issues: check if signal source and connecting cables can provide source signal supported by EdgePro. Page|83 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 84: Video Quality Issues

    After 20-30 minutes, the image position shift may be up to 5-10mm. It will be more obvious in overlap region. Different projector will have different thermal drift range. Stability of mounting system. • Projector structure change after installation due to weight and thermal effect. • Page|84 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 85: System Crash And Malfunction

    When resetting system or executing Video Wall settings, it is possible for the projectors to re- search signal source. User can Disable [Frame Sync] to have output in Free-Run mode during system settings changes. After finishing system settings changes, you are advised to Re-Enable [Frame Sync] Page|85 www.avenview.com...
  • Page 86 (e) to damage caused by service performed by anyone who is not a representative of Avenview or an Avenview authorized personnel; (f) to defects caused by normal wear and tear or otherwise due to the normal aging of the Avenview product(s), or (g) if any serial number has been removed or defaced from the Avenview product(s).
  • Page 87 Disclaimer While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this document, Avenview Inc. assumes no liability with respect to the operation or use of Avenview hardware, software or other products and documentation described herein, for any act or...

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