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- Page 1 Installation and Maintenance manual LED Module LED Display Kit [Models for indoor use] [Models for indoor use] LED-FE012i3-110 LED-FE012i3 LED-FE015i3 LED-FE015i3-137 LED-FE019i3 LED-FE019i3-165 LED-FE012i3-220 MODEL: LED-FE012i3, LED-FE015i3, LED-FE019i3...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Important Information ..............English-1 Parts Name ..................English-5 Model name list ................English-7 Contents ..................English-8 Installation Example ..............English-11 1. Installation location ..................... 11 2. Handle ........................13 3. Mark the positions of the anchor points on the wall ............13 4. -
Page 3: Important Information
Important Information Safety Precautions and Maintenance FOR OPTIMUM PERFORMANCE, PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING WHEN SETTING UP AND USING THE LED DISPLAY SYSTEM: About the Symbols To ensure safe and proper use of the product, this manual uses a number of symbols to prevent injury to you and others as well as damage to property. - Page 4 ● Be sure to read the following before using the product to use it correctly and safely. WARNING Make sure there are enough people available Do not apply vibrations or shocks to the to ensure safety (at least two people) when product.
- Page 5 CAUTION Do not use or store the product in the When connecting the power cord to the following places. product’s AC IN terminal, make sure the • Near heaters connector is fully and firmly inserted. • Places with lots of humidity or dust, or Do not damage the power cord.
- Page 6 Recommended Use & Maintenance About the LED lamps The surface of the pixel card is vulnerable to shocks, so do not press or hit the surface. LED lamps are sensitive to static electricity and surge voltage, which may damage their components and decrease their reliability.
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Page 7: Parts Name
Parts Name ④ ① ② ⑩ Front Rear ⑨ ⑤ ⑧ ⑥ ③ ⑦ Name Description Interface connectors Input and output connectors for the signal and AC power. To input the signal from the LED controller or the previous LED module. 12 Signal input/output When a signal is input into 1, the signal is output from 2. - Page 8 There are three types of cabinets. (1) When using other than the top (Type A) The connectors are equipped on the top and bottom sides. There are guide pins on the top. Receiving Power unit card (2) When used at the top (Type B) There are no connectors on the top side.
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Page 9: Model Name List
Model name list 4 x 4 frame set LED-FE012i3-110 5 x 5 frame set LED-FE015i3-137 6 x 6 frame set LED-FE019i3-165 8 x 8 frame set LED-FE012i3-220 English - 7... -
Page 10: Contents
Contents Quantity Parts Specifications 4 x 4 frame 5 x 5 frame 6 x 6 frame 8 x 8 frame Pixel card 152 x 171 mm Cabinet 608 x 342 mm Cabinet hanger pin Head diameter 15 mm, thickness 5 mm, (30+5* (40+5* (70+5*... - Page 11 Quantity Parts Specifications 4 x 4 frame 5 x 5 frame 6 x 6 frame 8 x 8 frame Screw for overframe Hexagon socket head (M4×4) screw (3+5* (4+5* (4+5* (4+5* Screw for overframe Hexagon socket head (M4×8) screw (7+5* (8+5* (8+5* (12+5*...
- Page 12 8 x 8 frame set ⑪ ⑨ ⑩ ⑧ ④ ⑤ ③ ② ① ⑦ ⑥ English - 10...
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Page 13: Installation Example
Installation Example 1. Installation location Before the installation, be sure to review the following safety precautions to ensure proper and safe installation. CAUTION • Ask a technician to perform the installation. • Make sure the product is moved and installed by enough people to ensure safety. •... - Page 14 min. distance to sides min. distance to top and bottom min. distance between wall and system 60 mm 60 mm 20 mm Recommended distance to ceiling Recommended distance to floor 500 mm* 500 mm* *: Depending on the temperature condition. Wall mounting setting <...
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Page 15: Handle
2. Handle Use the handles when carrying and installing the cabinet. Put the handles in their original positions after the installation work has been completed. When carrying or installing the Put the handles back after the cabinet, pull out the handles on work has been completed. - Page 16 Anchor points positions: 5 x 5 frame set 608 mm 608 mm 608 mm 684 mm 684 mm Anchor points positions: 6 x 6 frame set 608 mm 608 mm 608 mm 608 mm 1026 mm 684 mm Anchor points positions: 8 x 8 frame set 608 mm 608 mm 1216 mm 608 mm 608 mm...
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Page 17: Make The Holes At The Anchor Positions
Anchor points number and positions Frame set 4×4 5×5 6×6 8×8 Anchor points 3×2 4×3 5×3 6×5 (horizontal x vertical) Horizontal distance 608 mm 608 mm 608 mm Distance center: 1216 mm Others: 608 equally Vertical distance 1026 mm 684 mm equally Distance top row – Distance Bottom middle row: 1026 row: 342 mm,... -
Page 18: Preparing Mounting Bar
5. Preparing mounting bar Attaching mounting bar connector Insert the mounting bar connector and tighten it securely with 6 screws (M6 x 14). Removing mounting bar connector Remove the 6 screws (M6 x 14) holding the mounting bar connector, and pull out the mounting bar connector. English - 16... -
Page 19: Install The Mounting Bars
6. Install the mounting bars (1) Install the mounting bars on the anchor points on the wall. (2) Check the distance between the mounting bars using the alignment bars. 4 x 4 frame set 608 mm 608 mm Alignment bar Alignment bar 5 x 5 frame set 608 mm... - Page 20 6 x 6 frame set 608 mm 608 mm Alignment bar 608 mm 608 mm Alignment bar 8 x 8 frame set 608 mm 608 mm Alignment bar 1216 mm 608 mm 608 mm Alignment bar English - 18...
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Page 21: Install The Power Bar
(3) Check the evenness using a spirit level or a laser line level and the alignment bars together. Adjust the positions if required. Wall mounted: Mounting bar installation (4 x 4 frame set) M10 screws 7. Install the power bar Remove the power bar cover and install the power bar using Power bar screw (M8) screws. - Page 22 Power bar screw (M8) Power bar When using the 8 x 8 frame set, use the power bar connecting part to install the power bar. English - 20...
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Page 23: Install The Cabinet Hanger Pins To The Back Of The Cabinets
8. Install the cabinet hanger pins to the back of the cabinets The following drawings indicate where Hangar pins are required. Insert the Hangar pins until the pitch of the screws is no longer visible. Hanger pin LED cabinet Hanger pin 8 mm Cabinet hanger pins installation position 4 x 4 frame set... - Page 24 8 x 8 frame set Mounting bar Mounting bar Cabinet Power bar Positions for Cabinet hanger pins English - 22...
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Page 25: Install The Cabinets
9. Install the cabinets Hook the hanger pins, which have been inserted into the cabinets, into the holes on the mounting bars starting from the lowest row. Fix temporarily the cabinets of the first row to the power bar. Check that the top edges of any two adjacent cabinets in the first row are flush with each other. - Page 26 Hook the hanger pins of the cabinets of the second row to the mounting bars. Secure the LED cabinets together using screws for connecting cabinets. Do not tighten the screws completely. After you have installed two rows of cabinets, align the surfaces of the cabinets using the Adjustment plates. Adjust the position of the cabinet by turning the vertical alignment screw and the back in the center of the vertical alignment screw (cabinet hanger pin) with a flathead screwdriver.
- Page 27 When the cabinets’ surfaces are aligned, securely tighten the cabinets of the first row to the power bar, the cabinets of the first row together, as well as the cabinets of the first row with the cabinets of the second row. Remove the Adjustment plates after the screws have been tightened.
- Page 28 Install the power bar cover. Insert the slot nut into the overframe and align it with the marking line and fix them with screw for overframe screws. Use overframe screws (M4 x 4) for the right side and overframe screws (M4 x 8) for the rest. Install the corner parts to the corner frame top and install it on the top of the cabinets.
- Page 29 Slot nut installation locations 4 x 4 frame set 5 x 5 frame set 6 x 6 frame set 8 x 8 frame set Screw for overframe M4×4 Screw for overframe M4×8 English - 27...
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Page 30: Assembly Diagrams
Assembly diagrams 4 x 4 frame set 2444 2432 Through hole for the LAN cable and power code 5 x 5 frame set 3052 3040 Through hole for the LAN cable and power code English - 28... - Page 31 6 x 6 frame set 3660 3648 Through hole for the LAN cable and power code 8 x 8 frame set 4876 1216 4864 A’ A’ A’ A’ A’ A’ A’ A’ Through hole for the LAN cable and power code 608 260 English - 29...
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Page 32: Installation Without A Frame Set
Installation without a frame set A recommended example of installation when using the brackets is shown below. Please prepare the bracket by yourself. Ask a technician or your retailer for the installation procedure when not using the brackets. Install the brackets to the frame as shown in the figure below. Use screws with a length adapted to the cabinet thickness (30 mm). -
Page 33: Wiring
Wiring (1) Maximum number of signal connections The maximum number of connections per LAN cable is shown below. Product name Maximum number of connections LED-FE012i3 5 modules LED-FE015i3 7 modules LED-FE019i3 10 modules CAUTION The maximum number of connections may differ depending on the connected LED controller. Therefore, check the specifications of the LED controller you are using. - Page 34 (3) Connection when using a wall-mount frame This connection is an example of connection when using the maximum capacity. The power cable corresponding to the yellow part needs to be prepared by the customer. Please connect considering the capacity of the switchboard and the inrush current specification. 4 x 4 frame set AC POWER HDMI...
- Page 35 5 x 5 frame set AC POWER HDMI Controller (MCTRL660Pro) AC 100V AC 200V 5 x 5 frame set Number of power system Current rating per 1 module 0.5 A 0.3 A per power system 5.0 A (2 Systems) 3.0 A (2 Systems) 2.5 A (1 System) 1.5 A (1 System) per frame set...
- Page 36 6 x 6 frame set AC POWER HDMI Controller (MCTRL660Pro) AC 100V AC 200V 6 x 6 frame set Number of power system Current rating per 1 module 0.5 A 0.3 A per power system 6.0 A 3.6 A per frame set 18.0 A 10.8 A Inrush current...
- Page 37 8 x 8 frame set AC POWER Controller HDMI (MCTRL 4K) AC 100V AC 200V 8 x 8 frame set Number of power system Current rating per 1 module 0.5 A 0.3 A per power system 4.0 A 2.4 A per frame set 32.0 A 19.2 A...
- Page 38 Backside hole cabinet There are holes on the back of the cabinet for passing signal cables and power cords. backside hole If the hole is not drilled, place a flathead screwdriver from inside the cabinet at the edge of the round recess and tap it lightly with a hammer to make a hole.
- Page 39 Remove the cable holder fixing ring attached to the LAN cable or power cord. Remove the cable fixing part and move the cable holder to the end of the cable. Attach the cable holder to the backside hole of the cabinet and attach the cable holder fixing ring from the outside of the cabinet.
- Page 40 Precautions on use of the power connector (WAGO) When using the power cord connector (WAGO’s product, WFR Series (WAGO 221), Models WFR-2 and WFR-3), respect the following precautions. WAGO 221 * Visiting WAGO’s homepage for more details is recommended. WARNING •...
- Page 41 How to connect the power cord (1) Raise the lever. (2) Insert the wire. (3) Return the lever to its previous position. CAUTION Insufficient insertion may cause poor electricity conduction and heat generation. Power code connection checking • Perform checking for correct and proper connection. Lightly pull on the wires one by one to check that they will not be pulled out.
- Page 42 (4) LAN cable connection Connect the LAN cables for the signal between the LED modules. Use the through holes to pass the cables between the modules. Four through holes for the LAN cables LAN connectors [Connection example] Connecting from bottom to top using multiple ports LAN cable from the LED controller English - 40...
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Page 43: Installing The Pixel Card
Installing the pixel card CAUTION • The pixel cards contain powerful magnets. If magnetic cards come close to the pixel cards, the data contained within may be damaged. Therefore, do not carry any magnetic card when installing the pixel cards. •... - Page 44 The arrows (↑) at the back of the pixel cards indicate the upper side. Install the pixel card into the cabinet with the four guide holes of the pixel card aligned with the four guide pins of the cabinet (four pins for each pixel card). The pixel card is secured by the 4 magnets on each pixel card. Insert into the guide holes 4 magnets interface 4 magnets...
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Page 45: Screen Configuration
Screen Configuration Check that all the connections are completed, and then turn on the LED modules and the LED controller. Power distributor LED controller CONTROL INPUT OUTPUT Control signal Video signal WARNING Pay attention to the wire colors of the power cord when connecting the cord. If the cables are not connected correctly, it may lead to a fire or an electrical shock. - Page 46 Preparingfor using NovaLCT software Perform the setting using the NovaLCT control software by Novastar. Connect the supplied USB memory to the computer. Start NovaLCT*.exe. After it has started, install it following the software instructions. The NovaLCT preparation is complete. CAUTION For NovaLCT*.exe, be sure to use the file contained in the supplied USB drive.
- Page 47 The settings in “Sending Card Number” (c) and “Ethernet Port No.” (d) vary depending on the connected LED controller. Enter the value in the table below under “Receiving Card Size” (e). Product name LED-FE012i3 LED-FE015i3 LED-FE019i3 Pixel pitch 1.2 mm 1.5 mm...
- Page 48 [Configuration example] The setting values are given for the following example where 16 are installed in a 4 (columns) x 4 (rows) configuration connecting from bottom to top using multiple ports. CONTROL INPUT OUTPUT (1) With a pixel pitch of 1.25 mm, enter Width=480 and Height=270 under “Receiver Card Size” (e). Do not use the buttons located next to the values.
- Page 49 (2) Since the configuration is 4 (columns) x 4 (rows), enter Columns=4 and Rows=4. A 4 (columns) x 4 (rows) screen configuration is displayed. (3) If multiple LED controllers are used, select the number of the connected LED controllers. Since only one controller is used in this example, it is not necessary to set “Sending Card Number” (c). (4) Configure the connection.
- Page 50 Select the cabinet at the bottom left with the mouse, and then select the other cabinets up to the top cabinet. Then select Port2 and select the cabinets from the bottom to the top as you did for Port1. Follow the same procedure for Port3 and Port4. English - 48...
- Page 51 (5) Save the settings. (a) Click the “Send to HW” button (h). When the dialog box indicating that the process finished successfully is displayed, click OK. (b) Check that the image is correctly displayed, and then click the “Save” button (i). When the screen indicating that the process finished successfully is displayed, click OK.
- Page 52 Receiving card settings (1) The Screen Configuration screen is displayed. Select the “Receiving Card” tab (a). (2) Click “Load from File” (b). (3) Select the configuration file (rcfgx file) you want to load to the receiving card. A screen like the following appears when the loading process is complete. (4) Click “Send to Receiving Card”...
- Page 53 Update the Calibration Data (1) Login as Advanced User. (2) Click the “Calibration” button (a). Start calibration menu. (3) Select the “Screen1” radio button. (4) Click on the “Manage Coefficients” tab (b). English - 51...
- Page 54 (5) Click on “Module Flash”. Result: The module flash options will appear. Select whether you want the entire screen or individual modules. Full screen: Select this option when installing. Module Flash (Select by Topology or list): Select this option when replacing pixel cards, etc. If “Line calibration”...
- Page 55 (7) Click “Save Calibration Coefficients to Receiving Card”. The pop-up message, that the data has been successfully stored to the Receiving cards, will appear. Result: The screen with the exchanged Pixel cards should look calibrated now. (8) Click on “Save to HW” button and go back to main window by clicking “X” button. (9) Check the calibration-state in the bottom left corner of Screen Calibration window: Enable/Disable Calibration.
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Page 56: Image Setting
Image Setting You can adjust the brightness, the gamma correction value, and the color temperature. Click “Brightness” on the top screen to display the following window. Click “Advanced Settings” to expand the screen. English - 54... - Page 57 Click “Advanced Settings” ( ) (a) to expand the setting screen. (1) Brightness Set the brightness of the screen using the slider (b). Increasing the value increases the brightness. (2) Gamma correction Set the gamma correction value using the slider (c). Increasing the value makes the dark parts of the screen darker.
- Page 58 Line calibration (1) Log in with the administrator privileges (English-44). (2) On the tabs at the top of the window, click Tools > Quickly Adjust Dark or Bright Lines > Adjust Dark or Bright Lines (3) Click the “Quickly Adjust (New)” button on the right of the window that pops up. (4) A screen like the figure below is displayed.
- Page 59 (5) Click “Module Mode” on the top left of the screen. Enter the number of pixel cards inside one module on the screen that pops up, and then click “OK”. Lines separating each pixel card are displayed. 8 pixel cards in 1 module English - 57...
- Page 60 (6) Specify the border between the pixel cards for which you want to perform line calibration by clicking on it or specifying a range. You may also adjust multiple locations at the same time. < Tool icons used to select the adjustment range > Clear effects: Resets the line calibration in the selected range.
- Page 61 (7) Click the upward and downward arrows next to the input box at the bottom of the window to adjust the brightness of the selected locations. Upward arrow: Increases the brightness (makes the dark lines less noticeable) Downward arrow: Decreases the brightness (makes the bright lines less noticeable) (8) If you want to adjust other locations, click “Deselect”...
- Page 62 (9) The adjustment is complete when the following screen is displayed. Click “Close” to finish. English - 60...
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Page 63: Cleaning
Cleaning The screen brightness may decrease if dust or another foreign material is adhering to the surface of the pixel card. The magnet used to install the pixel cards also attracts magnetic metal particles, such as iron powder. Therefore, magnetic metal particles may adhere to areas near the magnet of the pixel card and the brightness homogeneity of the screen may decrease. -
Page 64: Maintenance
Maintenance CAUTION • Disconnect the power supply to the LED modules when performing the maintenance. • Before installing or removing pixel cards, please ensure the wall has been powered off for 1 or 2 hours. Otherwise the thermal expansion of pixel cards increases the risk of damaging them during removal or insertion. - Page 65 CAUTION: • Check that the battery of the maintenance tool is fully charged before starting the work. Pixel card falls if the battery runs out. Hold the pixel card with your hand to support in case it falls. • Do not turn the maintenance tool off until you hold the pixel card. Otherwise, the pixel card may fall and break.
- Page 66 Removing and installing the hub board (1) Removing the hub board (a) Disconnect the LAN cable from the hub board (b) Remove the 16 screws securing the hub board with a Phillips screwdriver (No. 1). (c) Since the hub board is connected to the power unit with pins and connectors, remove it by raising this part, as well as the part with the positioning holes.
- Page 67 (2) Installing the hub board Install the hub board into the cabinet following the procedure below. (a) Connect the status board to the hub board using the cable. (b) Install the hub board into the cabinet. Install it with the power unit pins and connectors aligned. Insert the pins and connectors completely and check that the hub board is securely attached and not bent.
- Page 68 Remove the two screws securing the power unit. Use a Phillips screwdriver (No. 2). Replace the power unit. Use the screws you have removed to secure the power unit. Tightening torque: 3 ± 0.5 kgf•cm Replacing the receiving card Remove the receiving card from the hub board. Remove the four screws securing the receiving card, and then remove the receiving card from the hub board.
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Page 69: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting 1. Display problems Problem Solution Nothing is displayed on Check that power is being supplied to the LED modules. all the LED modules. Check that the LED controller is turned on. Check that a video signal is being input to the LED controller. Check that a LAN cable is correctly connected between the LED controller and the LED module. -
Page 70: Adjusting The Colors On A Part Of The Screen
2. Adjusting the colors on a part of the screen (1) Log in with the administrator privileges (English-44). (2) Click “Calibration” (a). Start calibration menu. (3) Check that “Chroma Calibration” (b) is selected and click the “Manage Coefficients” tab (c). English - 68... - Page 71 (4) Set “Extended Display” (d) under “Setting of Displaying Image”, and then click “Adjust coefficients” (e). (5) Select the range specification method from the three available methods depending on the calibration range. After setting the range, click “Next” to display the “Adjust Coefficients” screen. (5)-1 Screen: Adjust the entire frame set.
- Page 72 Specification of the starting point Width: Horizontal distance Column Number: 480 Row Number: Height: Vertical distance 1079 Product name LED-FE012i3 LED-FE015i3 LED-FE019i3 Pixel pitch 1.2 mm 1.5 mm 1.9 mm Number of displayed pixels Width 480 Width 384 Width 320...
- Page 73 Check that “Adjust Its Own Effect” is selected and click “Next” to start the calibration settings reading process. The “Adjust Coefficients” screen is displayed when the data has been read. (5)-3 Select by Topology or List: Adjust multiple modules A screen with the display configuration is displayed. Specify the range of the modules you want to adjust. The calibration settings reading starts after “Next”...
- Page 74 (6) Adjust Coefficients screen Click “Advanced Adjustment”. (7) Adjust the “Color adjustment of red, green and blue” parameters, and then adjust the “Color matching of red, green and blue” parameters. Click “Next” after you have finished the adjustment. English - 72...
- Page 75 (8) Click “Save” to save the calibration settings you have adjusted. (9) Click “Finish” to complete the procedure. Note To return the calibration adjustment values to their default setting, perform the “Update the Calibration Data” procedure (English-51). English - 73...
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Page 76: State Monitoring Using The Software
3. State monitoring using the software In case of a problem, you will be able to determine the location where it occurred by monitoring the state of the system. 3-1 Display under normal conditions The display is green under normal conditions. Click “Monitoring”... - Page 77 3-2 Display under abnormal conditions (1) Problem with the input signal to the LED controller When the display is red, there is a problem with the LED controller. To display more details, click “Monitoring”, and then click “Sending card” on the screen that is displayed. No video signal is being input to the LED controller.
- Page 78 (2) Problem with the LED modules When the display is red, there is a problem with the LED module operation. To display more details, click “Monitoring”, and then click “Receiving card” on the screen that is displayed. In the example shown on the left, the following problems must be considered.
- Page 79 (3) Problem with the internal temperature of the LED modules There is a problem with the LED module operation. To display more details, click “Monitoring”, and then click “Temperature” on the screen that is displayed. The LED modules with a high temperature are displayed in warm colors.
- Page 80 (4) Communication problem When the display is grey, the communication is not established. → Check that the USB cable is connected. → Check that the LED controller is turned on. English - 78...
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Page 81: Redundancy Setting Method
4. Redundancy setting method 4.1 Configuring the settings with two LED controllers connected to the PC using LAN cables Connect the LED controllers and the LED modules with LAN cables. Terminate the Backup system connection at the RJ-45 connector located top left on the last module in the daisy chain connection. - Page 82 Check the port in “Select Communication Port”, select the Main (Primary) and Backup system LED controllers by their IP address, and then click “Next”. Configure the settings for the Main (Primary) controller and Backup controller separately. Main (Primary) Backup On the Main (Primary) side Click the “Restore Factory Settings”...
- Page 83 Main (Primary) Select the Screen Connection tab. Select/enter the value for “Screen Type”, “Receiving Card Size”, “Columns” and “Rows”, and use “Ethernet Port No.” and the screen configuration section to configure the connection. * For details of the configuration procedure, refer to the User’s Manual. Next, select the Sending Card tab.
- Page 84 Backup Select the Screen Connection tab. Configure the connection in the same way as for Main (Primary). * The direction of connection is the same as for Main (Primary). Next, select the Sending Card tab. Go to “Redundancy”, select the checkbox for “Set as Backup” and click “Save”. E (End) S (Start) Check the current brightness setting.
- Page 85 The monitoring screens appear like below. English - 83...
- Page 86 Note: On the monitoring screen, the LED modules configured as “Backup” are displayed in red color (this is not an indication of a fault). If a fault occurs on modules configured as “Main (Primary)”, “Backup” modules are displayed in green color, which is an indication of normal state.
- Page 87 In the case of MCTRL 4K, the display of the LED controllers is as follows. (This example display is for the case of connection using four Ethernet cables.) Upper: Backup Lower: Main (Primary) English - 85...
- Page 88 4.2 Configuring the settings with two LED controllers connected to the PC using USB cables Connect the LED controllers and the LED modules with LAN cables. Terminate the Backup system connection at the RJ-45 connector located top left on the last module in the daisy chain connection.
- Page 89 Select the port in “Select Communication Port”, and then click “Next”. In the Screen Configuration screen that is displayed, select the “Sending Card” tab. Click the “Restore Factory Settings” button for initialization. After initialization, configure the settings for “Select Input Source” and “Source Configuration”. If the factory setting is correctly configured and the device connection is the same as when the factory setting was configured, check the settings without performing initialization.
- Page 90 Select the Screen Connection tab. Select/enter the value for “Screen Type”, “Receiving Card Size”, “Columns” and “Rows”, and use “Ethernet Port No.” and the screen configuration section to configure the connection. * For details of the configuration procedure, refer to the User’s Manual. Notes on the setting operation: Perform these setting procedures prior to the redundancy settings configuration.
- Page 91 In the Redundancy Settings screen, set the Port number of the Backup side LED controller (Sending Card) that matches the Port number of the Primary side LED controller (Sending Card). After entering the value, click the “Add” button. In the LED configuration example (English-79), the settings are as follows. Serial Number of Primary Sending Card : 1 Serial Number of Primary Port : 1 Serial Number of Backup Sending Card : 2...
- Page 92 Check the current brightness setting. Click the “Brightness” button. In the Brightness Adjustment screen, set the desired brightness value and click the “Save to HW” button. The monitoring screens appear like below. English - 90...
- Page 93 In the case of MCTRL 4K, the display of the LED controllers is as follows. (This example display is for the case of connection using four Ethernet cables.) Upper: Backup Lower: Main (Primary) English - 91...
- Page 94 4.3 Configuring the settings with one LED controller connected to the PC using a USB cable Connect the LED controllers and the LED modules with LAN cables. Terminate the Backup system connection at the RJ-45 connector located top left on the last module in the daisy chain connection.
- Page 95 Select the port in “Select Communication Port”, and then click “Next”. Click the “Restore Factory Settings” button for initialization. After initialization, configure the settings for “Select Input Source” and “Source Configuration”. If the factory setting is correctly configured and the device connection is the same as when the factory setting was configured, check the settings without performing initialization.
- Page 96 Select the Screen Connection tab. Select/enter the value for “Screen Type”, “Receiving Card Size”, “Columns” and “Rows”, and use “Ethernet Port No.” and the screen configuration section to configure the connection. * For details of the configuration procedure, refer to the User’s Manual. E (End) S (Start) Notes on the setting operation:...
- Page 97 In the Redundancy Settings screen, set the Port to use on the LED controller. In the LED configuration example (English-92), the settings are as follows. After entering the value, click the “Add” button. Serial Number of Primary Sending Card : 1 Serial Number of Primary Port : 1 Serial Number of Backup Sending Card : 1 Serial Number of Backup Port : 4...
- Page 98 Check the current brightness setting. Click the “Brightness” button. In the Brightness Adjustment screen, set the desired brightness value and click the “Save to HW” button. The monitoring screens appear like below. English - 96...
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Page 99: Specifications
Specifications Models for indoor use LED-FE012i3 LED-FE015i3 LED-FE019i3 LED configuration 3-in-1 Flip chip SMD Pixel pitch 1.27 mm 1.58 mm 1.90 mm Number of displayed pixels (resolution/module) 480×270 384×216 320×180 Brightness 700 cd/m Contrast ratio 8000:1 Brightness adjustment range 0 to 100% (256 increments) Gamma correction 1.0 to 4.0 (default setting: 2.8) - Page 100 Models for indoor use LED-FE012i3-110 LED-FE015i3-137 LED-FE019i3-165 LED-FE012i3-220 Module configuration LED-FE012i3 LED-FE015i3 LED-FE019i3 LED-FE012i3 4 × 4 5 × 5 6 × 6 8 × 8 LED configuration 3-in-1 Flip chip SMD Pixel pitch 1.27 mm 1.58 mm 1.9 mm 1.27 mm...
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Page 101: Diagram
Diagram LED-FE012i3, LED-FE015i3, LED-FE019i3 Rear 4 x M8 18.5 (Unit: mm) English - 99... - Page 102 Adjustment plate 4-Φ8.5 (Unit: mm) English - 100...