Page 1: Table Of Contents
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Page 2: Important Safety Instructions
• Use caution when moving the product with the accompanying mobile floor stand to avoid injury or hardware damage. • To mount the product to the wall, use a Tripp Lite VESA-compatible display mount, such as model DWMSC3780MUL. The wall must be solid, sturdy, stable, smooth and completely vertical. Confirm that the display mount, anchors and wall are able to bear the full weight of the product before mounting.
Page 3 1.3 Operation Warnings • If the screen does not display an image after being turned on, unplug the AC input power cord and contact Tripp Lite for service. • If the product is dropped or damaged, unplug the AC input power cord and contact Tripp Lite for service.
Page 4: Preparation
2. Preparation 2.1 Unpacking Note: Do not unpack the unit from the shipping carton until you are ready to mount it to the included stand. Set the shipping carton in an upright position. Cut the plastic banding from the carton, taking care not to damage the contents. Remove the retention clips from the outer carton.
Page 5 2. Preparation IMPORTANT: Confirm you have received all components prior to installation. Inspect each component. If anything is missing or appears to be damaged, contact Tripp Lite. 2.2 Components Checklist Touchscreen Display USB Touch Cable HDMI Cable AC Input Power Cord...
Page 6: Features
3. Features 3.1 Front Panel USB Touch Port Note: If you decide to use a front or rear USB touch port, use the included USB cable or a user-supplied USB 2.0 A-B cable that is 3 m or shorter to ensure signal integrity. HDMI Port USB 2.0 Port IR Receiver for Included Remote Control...
Page 7 3. Features 3.2 Rear Panel 26 27 28 AC Inlet HDMI Output IR Port (C14, 100-240V, 50/60 Hz) Wi-Fi Antenna Connectors (4) HDMI Output Master On/Off Switch 3.5 mm Audio Output Wi-Fi Antenna Connectors (2) (O: Off; —: On) (Headphone) USB 3.0 Ports (2) Camera Input (Common USB) 3.5 mm Audio Input (Microphone)
Page 8 3. Features 3.3 VESA Mounting Pattern 600 mm M8 x 30 mm (4)
Page 9 3. Features 3.4 Remote Control Layout You can control the touchscreen display in several ways: 1. Using the remote control. 2. Using the physical buttons on the display. 3. Using the on-screen display menus and touch input. Button Description Power (On/Standby) Mute Input Selection Menu Freeze Screen Image...
Page 10: Initial Setup
4.8 Touch Input Only use the included touch pens or fingertips on the screen surface. If you need additional touch pens, inexpensive replacements are available from Tripp Lite. 4.9 Shutdown Press the power button on the remote to shut down the display. If you intend to turn off the master on/off switch, wait until the display has shut down completely.
Page 11: Touch Operation
5. Touch Operation IMPORTANT: Only use the included touch pens or fingertips on the touchscreen surface. If you need additional touch pens, inexpensive replacements are available from Tripp Lite. 5.1 Home Screen After startup, you will see the time, date and three buttons on the home screen:...
Page 12 5. Touch Operation 5.1.2 Drawing Application (Whiteboard) Open the built-in whiteboard application for drawing or writing on the screen. Button Description Menu: Provides extra options. Pen: Customize line weight, transparency and color. Erase: Clear the entire page or choose a precise eraser. Minimize: Hide the drawing screen.
Page 13 5. Touch Operation 5.1.2.1 Drawing Application Menu Options Button Description Save As: Save the content on the page as PNG or PDF. (You can customize the save path.) QR Code: Send the page content to a device on the same network through the QR code. Send: Save the content on the page and send as an email.
Page 14 5. Touch Operation 5.1.2.2 Drawing Application Pen Overview Option Description Choose the thickness of the line left by the pen. Line Weight Choose one of the preset colors or a custom color. Color Use the pen with the preset line weight and color. Standard Pen Identify the contact area to change the line thickness.
Page 15 5. Touch Operation 5.1.2.3 Drawing Application Eraser Overview Option Description Object Eraser: Selects and erases an entire object, such as a line. Standard Eraser: Erases only the pixels you touch. 5.1.2.4 Multitouch Gestures The display supports from 1 to 20 points of multitouch. That means it can detect and process up to 20 simultaneous touch inputs.
Page 16 5. Touch Operation 5.1.3 More Applications Access additional Android-based applications, including a web browser, media player, system settings, camera and helper. The drawing and file manager functions from the previous screen are also available in this section.
Page 17 5. Touch Operation 5.2 Navigation Bar Access the navigation bar by sweeping up from bottom of the screen (for a bottom bar) or by touching one of the arrows on either side (for a side bar). 5.2.1 Navigation Bar Overview Button Description Move back to the previous step.
Page 18 5. Touch Operation 5.3 Floating Annotation Menu Touch the semicircle at the left edge of the screen to activate the floating annotation menu. Button Description Home: Return to main interface. Screen Capture: Save .bmp file of current screen. Pen: Switch to pen menu. Exit: Close floating annotation menu.
Page 19 5. Touch Operation 5.4 External Source Selection Touch the Source button on the navigation bar to activate the external source selection menu. Input connections with an active external source device connected are indicated by a green dot. Select an external source by touching the corresponding row in the menu.
Page 20 5. Touch Operation 5.5 Settings (Android) Swipe up from the bottom of the screen to access the pop-up settings interface from the Navigation Bar. Button Description Local area network settings. Ethernet Wireless network settings. Wi-Fi Screen mirroring with EShare. Mirror Access the settings menu –...
Page 21 5. Touch Operation 5.5.1 Settings Menu Note: This menu is also accessible from the More Applications screen shown in Section 5.1.3. Button Description Volume level, eye protection on/off, DICOM calibration on/off, sidebar on/off, startup, shutdown, screen General lock, wake on LAN, HDMI output format, wallpaper. Wi-Fi, WLAN hotspot, Ethernet LAN, file sharing, Bluetooth, proxy settings.
Page 22: Troubleshooting
6. Troubleshooting Before contacting Tripp Lite, try the common solutions listed below. Problem Possible Solution 1. Make sure the AC input power cord is connected firmly at both ends. No display. Power LED off. 2. Make sure the master on/off switch by the power inlet is set to the on position.
Page 23: Warranty & Product Registration
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