Maxell MA-8610WH User Manual

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86" (218cm) INTERACTIVE FLAT PANEL DISPLAY

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MA-8610WH

MA-8610BK

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Page 1 86” (218cm) INTERACTIVE FLAT PANEL DISPLAY USER MANUAL MA-8610WH MA-8610BK ENGLISH...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Important Safety Information ........2 General View ............6 Control Buttons on the Display .......7 Connecting the IR Receiver........8 Turning the Display On/Off ........8 Embedded Infrared Overlay Touch Screen ....9 Remote Control ............10 First Time Installation..........11 Android Launcher ..........11 Media Playback via USB Input ......15 Settings Menu Content .........17 Connectivity ............23...
Page 3: Important Safety Information
• Please place the product in a position that electric Important Safety Information cables cannot be affected by the operations on the product. CAUTION • Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK product. DO NOT OPEN •...
Page 4 • Do not shake the product. Ensure that it stays in a Safety checks balanced stance on its position. Upon completion of service or repair work, request the service technician to perform safety checks to ensure • Do not throw or drop any object on your product. that the product is in proper operating condition.
Page 5 monitor where it cannot be pushed, pulled over, or Foreseeable misuse and incorrect use knocked down. • For apparatus intended to be used in vehicles, ships • Care should be taken to route all cords and cables or aircraft or at altitudes exceeding 2000m above sea connected to the monitor so that they cannot be level, for outdoor use or in general for the application pulled or grabbed by curious children.
Page 6 • Remove dead batteries from equipment and all Markings on the Product batteries from equipment you know you are not going to use for a long time. Otherwise the batteries may The following symbols are used on the product as leak and cause damage.
Page 7: General View
General View Front Side 1. LCD Panel Rear Side (1) 1. RS232 Android Sockets 2. VGA 5. USB (2.0) 3. Ethernet 8. Micro SD 4. USB (2.0) 6. HDMI2 In 7. HDMI3 In 9. IR Input 10. Headphone/Line Out 11. Display Port In 12.
Page 8: Control Buttons On The Display
Rear Side (2) 1. SPDIF Optical Out 2. Ethernet (for Android) 3. Audio In 4. RJ12 (for sensor) 5. RJ12 (service use only) Control Buttons on the Display To turn on the Display: Press the centre of the joystick in and hold it down for a few seconds, the Display will turn on.
Page 9: Connecting The Ir Receiver
Connecting the IR Receiver Before plugging the Display into the mains supply, connect the supplied IR receiver to the IR input on the Display. Place the IR receiver in sight of your own remote control. Simply operate your remote control whilst pointed at the IR receiver and it will relay the control signal to your Display.
Page 10: Embedded Infrared Overlay Touch Screen
Embedded Infrared Overlay Touch Screen Infrared Overlay Touch Screen adds touch screen feature to your Display. The Touch Screen is connected internally to the Display. If you switch the Display’s source to the embedded OPS (if available), touch screen feature can be used with the OPS. It can also be used with external source devices. In this case the external source device should be connected to the Display via a Micro USB to USB cable.
Page 11: Remote Control
19. No function Remote Control 20. Info: Displays information about on-screen content 21. No function 22. Picture: Displays Picture menu 23. Internet: No Function 24. Wireless Display: Opens the wireless display connectio screen 25. Back/Return: Returns to previous screen 26. OK: Confirms user selections 27.
Page 12: First Time Installation
if another source is set as the currently active input First Time Installation source. Note: In order the First Time Installation to be completed Setting up the internet connection successfully the Display should be connected to the internet. There is a secondary ethernet socket on the rear When turned on for the first time, the language side of the Display for Android source only.
Page 13 format, you can download an auxiliary application The supported file formats are BMP, JPEG, PNG, GIF and WebP. Touch RESET to reset the default such as a media player from the App Store. logo. The logo can be positioned in any of the 4 Navigation Toolbar corners of the screen.
Page 14 When the WPS option is selected the Display will storage option to format a storage device and use it start a search for the WPS router. Press the WPS as an internal storage device. In this case the device will be listed under the Device storage option. button on your wireless router/modem to establish the connection.
Page 15 High-contrast text: You can increase the contrast of • Select the USB storage device from the Android all texts system-wide. launchers Removable Storage menu and press OK to browse the content. Highlight the file with Services: Available services will be displayed. the extension “.apk”...
Page 16: Media Playback Via Usb Input
protocol in order to avoid any possible problems while watching videos. • You must change your modem’s SSID when there are any other modems around with the same SSID. You can encounter connection problems otherwise. Use a wired connection if you experience problems with a wireless connection.
Page 17 the bottom of the screen when pressed the Info button Note: The setting of the USB Auto Play option in the Settings>System>More menu is not important, in Failover while playing back a video file or displaying a picture mode it will function anyway. file.
Page 18: Settings Menu Content
Settings Menu Content Picture Menu Content You can change the picture mode to suit your preference or requirements. Picture mode can Mode be set to one of these options: Text, Game, Sports, Signage and Natural. Contrast Adjusts the light and dark values on the screen. Brightness Adjusts the brightness values on the screen.
Page 19 Sound Menu Content Volume Adjusts the volume level. Equalizer Selects the equalizer mode. Custom settings can be made only when in User mode. Balance Adjusts whether the sound comes from the left or right speaker. Sets headphone volume. Please ensure before using headphones that the headphone volume is set to a low Headphone level, to prevent damage to your hearing.
Page 20 Options Menu Content Device Info Sets the device ID. You can select a value between 0-99 using the numeric buttons Set ID on the remote in order to identify your Display. Displays current software version. Press OK to see the upgrade options. You can use Software upgrade these options to start a manual search for software updates and set your automatic scan preference.
Page 21 Sets the source option for these funtions. Auto, Display and Android options will WiFi & BT be available. Note: BT will not be functional for Android source You can block the usage of the menu button on the remote by setting this item as All Menu lock menus.
Page 22 You can use this option to remove the devices connected to the USB inputs of the Display safely. Highlight this option and press OK. Wait for the message to be Safely Remove displayed on the screen indicating that you can remove your device and then remove your device.
Page 23 System Menu Content Language Sets the OSD menu language preference. Date/Time Sets date and time. Enables or disables selected source options. There will be Regular, Enhanced and Disabled options available for HDMI sources, if your Display supports Ultra HD. Regular and Enhanced options are affecting the colour settings of the selected HDMI source.
Page 24: Connectivity
connectivity and that a separate wireless dongle is Connectivity required. Wake ON To configure wired or wireless settings you should access the Network menu in the Settings menu. Wake-on-LAN (WoL) device to be turned on or woken up by a network message(magic packet). This Wired Connectivity message is sent to the device by a program executed on a remote device connected to the same local area...
Page 25: Displayport
service provider. A firewall might be the reason of a will always function if a source device is connected connectivity problem. to the specified HDMI input. DisplayPort Real Time Clock (RTC) DisplayPort version 1.2 is supported via the Display- Your Display has an RTC. It is used to maintain the Port input and output connectors on your Display.
Page 26: Controlling With An External Pc
and utility. A suitable utility can be used such as Controlling With An External PC described below. Secure Commands This feature is controlled by the Secure Command profile option. If option is enabled, all commands will be registered as secure. If this profile option is disabled, commands can be run without having admin level, otherwise user must have ADMIN level privilege.
Page 27 Another example; Volume level can be changed by using “VOLUME” command. After sending this command, you can verify the changes from the Display. The last example ; When “GETSOURCE” command is entered, current source should be displayed on the putty window as shown in the picture below.
Page 28: Rs232/Lan Command Tables
RS232/LAN Command Tables AUDIO COMMANDS Command Description Parameter Return VOLUME Set volume level. integer n (0 ≤ n ≤ 100) #*set volume to n GETVOLUME Volume level information. no parameter #*volume level is ... #*set headphone volume to n Set headphone volume HEADPHONEVOLUME integer n (0 ≤...
Page 29 #*DAP (Dolby Audio Processing Availability) is inactive Get DAP (Dolby Audio #*DAP (Dolby Audio Processing GETDAPAVL no parameter Processing) AVL state. Availability) Mode is off #*DAP (Dolby Audio Processing) state is ... SETDYNAMICBASS Set dynamic bass state. integer n (0 = off, 1 = on) #*set dynamic bass state to n #*the dynamic bass state is ...
Page 30 #*volume LEVEL is decreased to .. Decrease Volume Level VOLUMEDOWN no parameter by 1 step #*Volume level is at min value. You can not decrease volume level further #*Fixed Volume is set to ... #*Fixed volume availability is set to ... #*Headphone volume control availability is set to ...
Page 31 Sets the browser settings string #*Setting URL is set SETSETTINGSURL (URL set by the command is openned with long press on CMS key) Gets the browser settings no parameter #*Setting URL is ... GETSETTINGSURL Sets the start URL string #*Start URL is set SETSTARTURL Gets the start URL no parameter...
Page 32 GENERAL DISPLAY COMMANDS Command Description Parameter Return Turns the led on/off. Led is ON (Used for setting the led integer n (0 = off, 1 = on) statu of current state) Led is OFF Get led on/off state. #*LED is on GETLED (Used for getting the led no parameter...
Page 33 Load factory settings to NVRAM. #*Factory Settings were loaded to FACTORY Settings are updated with no parameter NVRAM. defaults. Clears flash. string-integer n (n = 0, n = 1, Send key.., n = up, .., n = menu, n key sent ..ext.) Reset process was successfully RESET...
Page 34 VIDOFF Select video off. no parameter Video off. VIDON Select video on. no parameter Video on. #*video is on GETVIDSTATE Get video state. no parameter #*video is off Display the current date TIME no parameter Time = ... and time. #*set time mode to n SETTIMEMODE Set time mode...
Page 35 integer n (0 = digital_ #*no services of selected type network_type_terrestrial, 1 = available BROADCAST Set broadcast type. digital_network_type_cable, 2 = digital_network_type_ #*Set broadcast ... satellite) string-integer n (picture, MAINMENUITEM Select main menu item. sound, settings, installation, #*selectMainMenuItem() set to n channellist, mediabrowser) SHOWBUILDOPTIONS Show build options.
Page 36 integer n (0,14 = TV, 1,15 = SCART1 (CVBS), 3 = SCART2 (CVBS), 5 = FAV, 6 = S-Video, 7 = HDMI1, 8 = HDMI2, 9 = HDMI3, 10 = HDMI4, 11 = YPbPr, 12 = Pc, 13 = SCART2 (S-VIDEO), 16 = Select source.
Page 37 #*tv_portal_status:0 #*Portal status 0 is sent to listening socket(if open) Gets tv is portal mode GETPORTALMODE no parameter or not. #*tv_portal_status:1 #*Portal status 1 is sent to listening socket(if open) #*Time is set succesfully. Sets front panel clock SETFRONTPANEL- string-integer n( 10:00, time( values : 10:00 , #*Given time parameter is wrong! CLOCK...
Page 38 #*TV will be sent to Active Standby state! Enter active standby ENTERACTIVESTANDBY no parameter state #*TV is in Active Standby state already! #* TV is not in Active Standby EXITACTIVESTANDBY Exit active standby state no parameter state! #*Wake on Lan is set to enable. integer n ( n = 1 (enable), n = SWOL Set Wake on Lan option...
Page 39 #*Error! Security Type can not be changed when Access Point is active #*Error! Security type parameter sets the security type of string n (‘none’ or ‘WPA2- should be given SETWIFIAPSECURITY- access point. The value PSK’ note: string is case TYPE should be "none"...
Page 40 Clone from FTP server #* Invalid parameter string "<ip-of-ftp-server/ Before this process, path>" please check network #* "file_name" is cloned NETCLONE configuration (If a static successfully ftp://user_name:password@ ip address is set, it will ip_addr/source_path also be cloned) #* "file_name" clone is failed #*Network type is set to: <network- type>...
Page 41 Speed test is started. INTERNETSPEED start internet speed test no parameter Prints "No internet connection found" message if fails. GETINTERNETSPEED get internet speed no parameter #*The internet speed is ... Mbps #*SUCCESS Hostname ABC is Creates the file (if does written into the file not exist) "/conf/ip_tuner/ SETHOSTNAME...
Page 42 #*The horizontal position is ... GETHPOS Get horizontal position. no parameter #*GETHPOS is available only for VGA Source. #*set vertical position to ... #*invalid value entered VPOS Set vertical position. int n (-25 ≤ n ≤ 25) #*VPOS is available only for VGA Source.
Page 43 VIDEO WALL COMMANDS Command Description Parameter Return SETROWCOUNT Set row count. integer n (0 ≤ n ≤ 100) #*set row count to n GETROWCOUNT Get row count. no parameter #*row count is ... SETCOLUMNCOUNT Set column count. integer n (0 ≤ n ≤ 100) #*set column count to n GETCOLUMNCOUNT Get column count.
Page 44 get view style (Flat or #*The view style is ... (Flat or GETVIEWSTYLE no parameter Folder) Folder) integer n ( 5, 10, 15, 20, #*The slideshow interval is set to SETSLIDESHOWINTERVAL set slide show interval 25, 30 ) ... seconds #*The slideshow interval is ...
Page 45 This command will turn on the panel, if panel is in active standby state and the parameter value will set volume value, if the Startup Volume Enable item (in Volume Settings integer (volume value) #TV will be turned on menu) value is enable. TON must be called with a parameter for volume level.
Page 46 string-string (alarm url - emergency message) Send emergency alarm #Emergency Alarm is set !!! [message content should be "word1+ word2+word3 ..."] STEA Stop emergency alarm none #Emergency Alarm is stopped !!! string-int (message text - 0) Send Message [message content should be #Message Sent in SUCCESS !!! "word1+ word2+word3 ..."] Send Message/Trigger...
Page 47 #SetMacAdress Succesfull #*FAILURE - Wrong parameter value! string-int ( ex: eth0- Set mac address #*FAILURE - Invalid parameter! 00:09:df:86:34:25) #*FAILURE - Invalid mac address! #*FAILURE - Could not write MAC address! #*Hwaddr: mac_address - get_mac_address Get mac address none Succesfull Set static IP, Default Gateway and string ( ex: 192.168.0.15-...
Page 48 string n ( on time_off time_ source in format: hh:mm_ hh:mm_source ) ------------------------------------ new command is available with Ronesans_B2B r232185 - Raphael V7.36.0.0: "SETSCHEDULEOP number_enabled_ontime_ offenabled_offtime_days_ source" set scheduler #*Schedule parameters are ... (set/ SETSCHEDULEOP (SETSCHEDULEOP parameters not set). 4_1_08:00_1_22:00_ 0111110_HDMI) Available source names: LastSource...
Page 49 #*FAILURE, wait to check C2 availability (process still not finished) Returns the handshake result #*FAILURE, C2 is not READY C2CONNECTION no parameter between G6F and C2 (handshake failed, C2 is not devices available) #*SUCCESS, C2 is READY (handshake is succeded) Starts the handshake UART_CHECK process between G6F...
Page 50 #*FAILURE, lacking parameter! #*FAILURE, parameter exceeds the limit! #*FAILURE, profile string is too long! #*FAILURE, profile string length is The profile file name not matching! string (length_of_the_profile_ SETC2PROFILE of C2 is saved in #*FAILURE, 'END' string could not name/profile_name/END) Aurora side. be captured correctly! #*FAILURE, no parameter after '/' character!
Page 51: Rs232 Hex Commands
RS232 HEX Commands Protocol Test Steps • Before testing, please know the board type you have. There are two types of board. The UART 0 and UART 1 connections of the these boards are explained below: 1. RJ12 is connected to UART 0, DSUB9 is connected to UART 1. Therefore, UART 0 and UART 1 could be tested separately in this type of the board 2.
Page 52 Reply sent by display for Command received by display successful operation Byte Number Header Data Notes Header Data Setting Action Type code Size flag code Name Operation Quick standby should be enabled to be able to turn on tv with this command. XY can be either 00 or 01.
Page 53 Reply sent by display for Command received by display successful operation Byte Number Header Data Notes Header Data Setting Action Type code Size flag code Name Operation XY can be either 00 or 01. 00 means OFF, 01 means ON. INCREMENT DECREMENT range: 0x64-0x1E...
Page 54 INCREMENT DECREMENT INCREMENT DECREMENT INCREMENT DECREMENT EXECUTE Toggles video freeze status. English - 53 -...
Page 55: Maximum Pixel Rates
Maximum Pixel Rates For Ultra HD panels, Source Max. Resolution Colour Space Bits/Component Pixel/Rate HDMI 4K@60Hz YCbCr4:4:4/RGB 8 bit 594MHz 4K@30Hz YCbCr4:4:4/RGB 8 bit 297MHz Input Matrix Input Dot clock Timing fH (kHz) fV (Hz) (MHz) HDMI 720 x 400 31.5 70.156 26.25...
Page 56: Supported Media Formats From Usb
Supported Media Formats from USB Video File Formats Video Codec Resolution Bit Rate Container MPEG program stream (.DAT, .VOB, .MPG, .MPEG), MPEG MPEG1/2 transport stream (.ts, .trp, .tp), MP4 (.mp4, .mov), 3GPP (.3gpp, .3gp), AVI (.avi), MKV (.mkv), ASF (.asf) MPEG program stream (.MPG, .MPEG), MP4 (.mp4, .mov), 1080Px2@30fps, MPEG4...
Page 57 AAC (.aac), AVI (.avi), Matroska (.mkv, .mka), 3GPP (.3gpp, .3gp), MP4 (.mp4, .mov, m4a), MPEG transport stream (.ts, .trp, AAC, HEAAC 8KHz ~ 48KHz .tp), MPEG program stream (.DAT, .VOB, .MPG, .MPEG), FLV (.flv), RM (.ra) 128bps ~ 8KHz ~ 48KHz 320Kbps WMA 10 Pro M0 48KHz...
Page 58: Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement
Panel Warning Panel type 86” (218m) 16/7 ELED Surges could cause data loss except monitoring modes. 3840x2160(16:9) - Resolution Federal Communication Commission Horizontal 89° Visual Interference Statement angle Perpendicular 89° This equipment has been tested and found to comply Max. brightness Typ: 400 cd/m2 with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Page 59: Accessories Included
Accessories Included License Notification • Remote Control The terms HDMI and HDMI High-Definition Multimedia Interface, and the HDMI Logo are trademarks or reg- • Batteries: 2 x AAA istered trademarks of HDMI Licensing Administrator, • Instruction Book Inc. in the United States and other countries. •...
Page 60: Vesa Wall Mount Measurements
Vesa Wall Mount Measurements Hole Pattern Sizes (mm) Screw Sizes min. (mm) Length (X) max. (mm) Thread (Y) Installation On An Indented Wall Minimum 50 mm Minimum 70 mm Minimum 50 mm Minimum 50 mm Ambient temperature range: 0-35ºC When installing the product on an indented wall, allow at least the space specified above between the product and wall for ventilation and ensure that the ambient temperature is kept between 0ºC-35ºC.

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