Genee World G-Touch, User Manual

Page 1: ...G e n eeWorld Touch User Manual Please retain this manual properly for future reference...

Page 2: ...Basic Operations 4 Software Installation and Calibration 5 9 OSD Menu Introduction Passageway Selection 10 Screen Menu 11 25 Remote Control Functions 26 Control Panel 27 Interface Panel 28 PC Mode VG...

Page 3: ...pacity of the mounting surface needs to be 4 times more than the actual weight capacity Make sure that the material of the mounting surface is stable enough and consists of a strong material Heat Diss...

Page 4: ...d service personnel Do not use any chemical reagent for the device s body cleaning as it may result in deterioration or damage to the paint For any dust or dirt use a warm cloth and clean it after pow...

Page 5: ...wered and power saved when there is a need for low brightness during operation With advanced IR scanning sensor technology and HID drive free plug and play The graphic processing is based on vector gr...

Page 6: ...r to turn on the computer only applicable to the model with built in PC Basic Operating Power Off If you want to turn off the touch LED display temporary press Power on the touch LED display Press Com...

Page 7: ...th Windows XP version should install run the software for normal use Insert the official USB cable into the USB ports of the computer and touch LED display Insert the official software installation di...

Page 8: ...s used for the first time The drive has been reinstalled The computer connected to the touch LED display has been changed The touch LED display is with nine point calibration Steps for calibration are...

Page 9: ...d Follow the instructions in the calibration interface and complete the calibration of the other points The software will return to the desktop automatically at once Calibration completed Calibration...

Page 10: ...08 Table PC Set Choose in Tablet PC Set window Table PC Set Software Calibration...

Page 11: ...writing accuracy you should use the official pen to calibrate Do not calibrate with your finger Wrong calibration may lead to the abnormal function of the touch screen and this requires re calibration...

Page 12: ...will automatically detect the signal resource and switch signal resource the signal list and the order are as bellow VGA 1 VGA2 VGA3 HDMI1 HDMI2 HDMI3 1 Press Signal Source in the remote control to g...

Page 13: ...option s value Press confirm to get into submenu Press menu to return to previous menu Press exit to escape the menu Press menu to display the menu Press to choose a submenu Picture menu Sound menu T...

Page 14: ...e option s value Press menu to return to previous menu Press exit to escape the menu Notice The tint option will be active only in the NTSC signal resource option Get into the tint menu the three opti...

Page 15: ...Aspect ratio mode Press to choose the option Press to adjust the option s value Press menu to return to previous menu Press exit to escape the menu Get into the submenu of Noise Reduction you could ch...

Page 16: ...tch options Press to choose the option Press to adjust the option s value Press confirm to adjust the window automatically The brighter the edges are the more accurate the adjustment will be Press men...

Page 17: ...ose the option Press to adjust the option s value Press menu to return to previous menu Press exit to escape the menu Get into surround sound option you could turn on off the surround Press to switch...

Page 18: ...will be displayed press to switch options Press to choose time menu Press to choose the option Press enter to get into submenu Press to adjust the option s value Press menu to return to previous menu...

Page 19: ...to previous menu Press exit to escape the menu Clock Get into Off Time submenu hour and minute options will be displayed the Off Time mode could be set as once a day Monday to Friday Monday to Sunday...

Page 20: ...the option Press to adjust the option s value Press menu to return to previous menu Press exit to escape the menu On Time Get into sleep time submenu there are nine options off 10min 20min 30min 60mi...

Page 21: ...the option Press enter to get into submenu Press to adjust the option s value Press menu to return to previous menu Press exit to escape the menu Set Get into OSD language menu Chinese and English opt...

Page 22: ...ry reset Entering the Password to unlock Use the number buttons to input password Press to delete the Password you have Entered press to cancel and back to the previous menu Enter the correct password...

Page 23: ...r to reset your password Press number buttons to enter the old password new password and confirm new word Enter the correct password press confirm to confirm the password Press menu button to go back...

Page 24: ...icture Press display button to show the menu Press to exit menu Press to choose different functions play stop previous track next track cease circulation mode turn on off the background music playlist...

Page 25: ...s play button to play Music Press display to show the action menu Press to quit Press to choose different functions and press confirm to implement The functions are play stop rewind fast forward previ...

Page 26: ...ction menu Press to quit Press to choose different functions and press confirm to implement The functions are play stop rewind fast forward previous track next track cease circulation mode A B circle...

Page 27: ...lay button to play File Press display to show the action menu Press to quit Press to choose different functions and press confirm to implement The functions are play stop rewind fast forward previous...

Page 28: ...ection Exit current operation Switchover between standard and power saving mode Switchover among 3 computer input signals Press this button to eliminate or restore sound Customizable Button Freeze Adj...

Page 29: ...witch to VGA1 Port VGA2 Switch to VGA2 Port Custom Customizable Button Source Show or exit signal source menu Volume decrease volume Volume increase volume ECO Mode Switch to Eco Mode reducing power c...

Page 30: ...28 Interface Panel...

Page 31: ...P P 8 VESA 1024 X 768 60 48 4 60 N N 9 VESA 1024 X 768 70 56 5 70 N N 10 VESA 1024 X 768 75 60 75 N N 11 VESA 1280 X 960 60 60 60 N N 12 VESA 1280 X 960 75 75 159 75 N N 13 VESA 1280 X 1024 60 64 60...

Page 32: ...e place of the pen away from the pen tip as far as possible The angle between the pen and the screen should be larger than 60 degrees the sleeves or wrist should not be closed to the screen Strong lig...

Page 33: ...arger than 60 degrees the sleeves or wrist should not be sclose to the scrreen No Sound or image 1 Check if the power cable is connected to the power socket and powered 2 Check if the ship form switch...

Page 34: ...d or not 3 Check the batteries contact point working or not Computer can not be turned on only for the model with computer inside 1 Check if the power adapter connection working or not and the device...

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