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- For RO to input specific “Legal Requirement” in specific NS regarding to responsibility and liability statements. - Please check BenQ’s eSupport web site, http://esupport.benq.com, to ensure that you have the most recent version of this manual. First Edition (Oct, 2013)
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Content Index Abbreviations & Acronyms ......................3 1. About This Manual ....................3 2. Introduction ......................4 3. HW requirement ..................... 11 4. Power supply specifications ................13 5. UI Specification ....................13 6. Android System ....................16 7. S/W requirement ..................... 17 8.
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The following terms are trademarks of BenQ Corporation: BenQ Importance Only trained service personnel who are familiar with this BenQ Product shall perform service or maintenance to it. Before performing any maintenance or service, the engineer MUST read the “Safety Note”.
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2. Introduction This section contains general service information, please read through carefully. It should be stored for easy access place for quick reference. 2.1. RoHS (2002/95/EC) Requirements – Applied to all countries require RoHS. The RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substance in Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive) is a legal requirement by EU (European Union) for the global electronics industry which sold in EU and some counties also require this requirement.
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2.5. Related Service Information BenQ Global Service Website: http://www.benq.com/support/ eSupport Website – RO/NS access: http://gservice02.cloudapp.net/v3_NT/ eSupport Website - ASP Access: http://esupport.benq.com/v3_ASP/...
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2.2 WIFI&BT WiFi Version WiFi 6 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax 2.4G/5G (2400MHz ~2500MHz, Operation Frequency 5150MHz~5850MHz) Operation Distance 0~10m BT Version 2.3 Audio 2.3.1a Speaker Sound Channel Power Sensitivity 78±3dB Frequency Range 250Hz-20KHz 2.3.2 Microphone Number of Microphone Microphone Type Array Microphone (Omni- directional MEMS microphone) Voice Pickup Range Up to 8 meters.
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2.5 User Interface LED Indicator Light OFF: OFF White light blink: opening White Light: ON Red Light: Mute 3. Power Specification 3.1 Input Power Specification Input Voltage Range DC, 12V/3A 3.2 System Power Consumption Maximum (Watt) Standby (Watt) <0.5W 4. SW Specification 4.1 OSD OSD Specification Refer to 4.2...
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10.1 Safety Follow Safety Requirement. 10.2 EMC Follow Safety Requirement. 10.3 GP Follow Safety Requirement. 11. Green Eco design 11.1 BenQ ecoFACTS Follow Safety Requirement. 12. Feature Android Device Mode USB Device Mode Secondary Cameras Support via Update by OTA Update by USB 13.
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Battery(for Remote Controller) ×2 ×1 PWR Adapter (Includes plugs: US/AU/EU/UK/CN/JP) HDMI Cable(1.5m) ×1 USB cable(3m) ×1 Wall Mount ×1 Peeping Cover ×1 Quick start guide ×1 Safety user manual ×1 Warranty Card ×1 User’s manual CD User’s manual print out User’s manual electronic file Carton ×1...
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3. HW requirement Electrical Interface Character 3.1 Microphone...
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3.2 Camera Pixels Maximum Output Resolution 4056(H)x3040(V) F.NO D:120° H: 110° V:75° 3.3 Speaker 4. Power supply specifications Power Input Voltage Range 12V DC 3.0A 5. UI Specification Bottom I/O: ⚫ ⚫ Signal input & output...
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Control keys and LED indicator requirements ⚫ Button Description Power ON/OFF. Press and hold 1s to turn on. Press and hold 2s Power to turn off.
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⚫ Remote Controller Parameter Specification Type Straight-line distance: 5M Range Transmit angle 30 5M Life Testing 100,000 cycle operations at a rate of 20~30 cycle / minute without load (with (Buttons) battery) Painting Color - PANTONE BLACK C Color Power Key - PANTONE 194 C Texts Printed on Key Pads - PANTONE WHITE C Protocol...
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6. Android System Boot logo Homepage ◼ Android Video / Audio code support list Video Video Codec Video Resolution Bit Rate MPEG-1/2 1920*1088 30FPS 80Mbps MPEG-4 1920*1088 30FPS 38.4Mbps H.264/AVC 4096*2304 30FPS 100Mbps 4096*2304 30FPS 50Mbps...
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8. ME spec Inspection Criteria ⚫ Face A The surface that is often visible to the user or inspector for normal use of the product. (front, top surface) Face B The face that may be seen by the user or inspector. (left side face, right side face) Face C The side that is rarely seen by the user or inspector.
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Defect code cross-reference table ⚫ Code Item Code Item Number Diameter (mm) Length (mm) Depth/Height(mm) Wide(mm) Distance/Gap(mm) Non-sensitive abrasions / scratches ⚫ Criteria Severity Level Front side, top side Point defects: OD≤0.3mm , N≤3 , Distance between two points DS≥30mm Line defects (non-missable substrates):...
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Rating Label Printing Serial Number Definition...
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10. Firmware Upgrade Firmware Upgrade There are 4 methods to upgrade the FW. ◆ Method 1 – Through OTA via Internet Whenever a new version of software is available, the system will automatically detect the update and will prompt you to download it every time you turn on the display. If you want to update the software, choose NETWORK UPDATE or USB UPDATE to continue the update.
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Select [USB Update] 6. It will show a pop up message. Select [Start Update] to proceed.
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7. Select [START UPDATING…] button to start updating. Please wait and do not turn off the unit.
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◆ Method 3 – Through USB device (.bin file) (1) Format the USB disk as FAT32. (2) Extract upgrade file to the U disk (FAT32) in the root directory. You will get “upgrade_3399” folder. (3) Insert USB disk into the USB port of the Main BD. (4) Turn on the panel.
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11. Disassembly /Assembly Circuit Board and Standard Parts Replacement 11.1 Explosion Drawing Name Name Name Camera board Lens film bracket Lens front cover Main board Front cover Lens sealing Back cover Speaker net silicone ring Lens Antenna(short) Lens back cover Lens spacer 13 Camera FFC cable Wire silicone ring...
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11.2 Disassembly /Assembly 1. Remove the speaker net: you can use a thin plastic piece to pry Remove the screws of the front cover and the back cover bracket: 11PCS Separate the front cover assembly from the back cover: pull it apart firmly...
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Remove the main board 4-1 Disconnect the connector cables of main board, speaker, 4 pcs antenna, camera board cable. 4-2 Remove the front cover screws of the heat sink and disconnect the IR cable. 4-3 Remove the screws from the heat sink to the camera small board bracket, and disconnect the MIC cable.
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Remove the speaker 5.1 Remove the 4pcs screws, take out the speaker cable from the buckle...
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6. Remove camera part 6.1 Remove the BTB pressing screw and the camera board screw 6.2 Loosen the port of camera to FPC cable 6.3 Remove camera module: remove 2pcs screws...
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6.4 Remove lens back cover: remove 2pcs screws 6.5 Remove camera module: remove 2pcs screws, pull the camera assembly back out. Note: The pulling process needs to be slow and careful to avoid the right FPC line from being strained. Remove lens module 7.1 Remove FPC cable 7.2 Remove lens bracket and 2pcs screws of lens module.
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11.3 Internal Cables Cable Connection Guide Name Description Camera board CN1--main board Camera FFC cable 004.050.0051721 CN28 MIC FFC cable 004.050.0051719 MIC board CN1--main board CN1 MIC FFC cable 004.050.0051720 MIC board CN1--mian board CN2 IR cable 004.050.0051769 IR--main board CN15 Camera FPC cable 004.050.0051174 Camera board CN5...
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Appendix 1- Physical Dimension Front View and Side view...
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Appendix 4-Trouble Shooting Guide How do I unlock the keypad and IR? If the keypad and IR are both locked all, press and hold on the remote control for five seconds. Can’t power on...
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