Westinghouse WB84U1D1 User Manual Download

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CONTENT

INSTALLATION

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1.1

Open

the

package

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1.2

Checking

parts

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1.3

Installation

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CONTROL

PANEL

(located

the

Front

panel)

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INUT

OUTPUT

TERMINALS

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REMOTE

CONTROL

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4.1

Remote

Control

Buttons

Function

Description

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4.2

Remote

Control

Instruction

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4.3

Remote

control

range

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CONNECTION

GUIDE

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5.1

External

Computer

and

Touch

Connecting

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5.2

Connection

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5.3

‐

INPUT

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5.4

HDMI1

HDMI2

INPUT

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5.5

COAXIAL

CONNECTION

(SPDIP

AUDIO

OUTPUT)

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RS232C

COMMUNICATION

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6.1

RS232C

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6.2

Protocol

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6.3

Acknowledgement

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INSIDE

UNIT

INSTALLATION/REPLACEMENT

(OPTION)

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7.1

Inside

basic

operations

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7.2

Windows

Operation

System

Activate

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OSD

OPERATION

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8.1

Instruction

for

main

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8.2

Function

introduction

submenu

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8.3

HotKey

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Multimedia(MM

）

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9.1

Introduction

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9.2

Appearance

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9.3

USB

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9.4

File

System

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9.5

File

Browser

................................................................................................................................

SOURCE

MENU

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DISPLAY

SIGNAL

RESOLUTION

FOR

REFERENCE

.......................................................

RESOURCE

DVD

......................................................................................................

Wscribe

activate

Key

procedure

...................................................................................................

TROUBLE

SHOOTING

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Summary of Contents for WB84U1D1

Page 1: ...USER S MANUAL MANUEL DE L UTILISATEUR MANUAL DEL USUARIO WB84U1D1...

Page 2: ...pment Fuse rating in inlet is 6 3A 250 VAC LCD Screen Never use any other tough or sharp object to replace with the original touch write pen Unplug the power supply before cleaning Clean the screen wi...

Page 3: ...3 Battery Properly maintain the batteries and recycle the used batteries Caution This is a Class B product there is not cause radio interference...

Page 4: ...INPUT 14 5 5 COAXIAL CONNECTION SPDIP AUDIO OUTPUT 14 6 RS232C COMMUNICATION 17 6 1 RS232C 15 6 2 Protocol 15 6 3 Acknowledgement 15 7 INSIDE PC UNIT INSTALLATION REPLACEMENT OPTION 17 7 1 Inside PC...

Page 5: ...acking material Left IWB display Step 4 Be careful to Move out IWB display It is heavy and easy to be slide Please carefully and better Wear gloves when move display from carton box 1 2 Checking parts...

Page 6: ...6 1 3 Installation The IWB Stand matched takes material object as the standard Please read IWB Stand Installing Instruction while installing 1 3 1 Mounting Bracket tie up to IWB display...

Page 7: ...bracket to IWB display by 3 screws on each side insert to 2 3 4 screw holes Fix screws to firm condition After finished mounting bracket installation it is easy hang up display to movable stand 1 3 2...

Page 8: ...t the Front panel 1 POWER Display power on off 2 VOL VOL Sound Volume adjustment 3 P P Menu Item up down selection 4 MENU To enter exit MENU Page 5 SOURCE To switch input source 6 Main Switch for Powe...

Page 9: ...ignal input to this RCA Jack G 6 YPBPR PB For YPbPr signal input Connected to DVD set top box etc with YPbPr output device PB Color component signal input to this RCA Jack B 7 YPBPR PR For YPbPr signa...

Page 10: ...igh Definition Multimedia Interface 2 16 POWER PC Turn ON OFF the internal PC power if installed 17 RESET PC Internal PC reset suspends all programs currently running the PC system re starts NOTE Func...

Page 11: ...the rear of the remote control 2 Insert two AAA batteries 3 Place the cover 4 3 Remote control range The range of remote control receiver as shown below CAUTION RISK OF DAMAGE IF BATTERY IS REPLACED W...

Page 12: ...the external computer that touch function will be activated in free of driver 5 Press IWB main power switch to ON position to turn the display on 6 Press Source button to select INPUT to VGA 1 or VGA...

Page 13: ...he display 3 Press main power switch located on the front of the display to IN position to turn the power on 4 Press INPUT to change source to AV 5 3 Y Pb Pr INPUT 1 Connect the Y Pb Pr cable between...

Page 14: ...om the rear panel 3 Press main power switch to turn the power on 4 From the external device select input source to HDMI 5 5 COAXIAL CONNECTION SPDIP AUDIO OUTPUT 1 Connect a Coaxial cable from display...

Page 15: ...otocol 16th Code POWER ON F6 01 01 00 F8 6F 0x01 POWER OFF F6 02 01 00 F9 6F 0x02 VOLUME F6 03 01 00 FA 6F 0x03 VOLUME F6 04 01 00 FB 6F 0x04 HDMI1 F6 05 01 00 FC 6F 0x05 HDMI2 F6 06 01 00 FD 6F 0x06...

Page 16: ...16 In the Protocol list command list ID 01 0x01 is used 0xF6 command start bit 0x6F command end bit...

Page 17: ...mooth pushing is highly recommended After insert inside PC be sure to tighten both 2 handheld screws to fasten pc securely 2 There have 2 Wifi Antenna provided inside package When you feel wifi signal...

Page 18: ...rol and then select off then the PC turns off but keep the Monitor on PC ON When turn on the Monitor the PC is normally off It is possible to turn on the PC by pressing the INPUT button of the monitor...

Page 19: ...t next Item if current Item is the last one then it will skip to the first one Right Change Sub Menu Adjust Item option or value enter the next menu Left Change Sun Menu Adjust Item option or value OK...

Page 20: ...st small menu Bright 0 100 50 Same to Contrast Color 0 100 50 This item is unavailable under VGA channel and DVI signal Tint 50 50 0 Only adjustable under NTSC signal un adjustable under other signals...

Page 21: ...unction introduction Item Variable range Default Explanation Sound Mode Standard Music Movie User Standard Bass 0 100 50 Treble 0 100 50 Balance 0 100 50 Surround On Off Off Surround Sound On Off Cont...

Page 22: ...5Min 10Min 15Min 30Min 45Min 60Min 90Min 120Min 180Min 240Min Off Pressing Button to select one of Sleep Timer setting Time Zone Pacific UTC 8 Alaska UTC 9 Hawaii UTC 10 Eastern UTC 5 Central UTC 6 M...

Page 23: ...al VGA channel Wide Normal Wide Only can be adjusted when there is signal Noise Reduction Off Weak Middle Strong Middle DLC Dynamic Light Control for picture brightness contrast Restore Default For th...

Page 24: ...ress P Mode key Picture Mode display menu opened Key s functions keys Function Picture Mode P Mode Picture Mode works only when there is signal If it is P Mode menu then change options of P Mode order...

Page 25: ...rtion of screen Key s functions keys Function TIMER If it is Sleep menu then change the options of sleep or it is used to open Sleep menu MEMU Exit from Sleep menu open main menu EXIT Exit from Sleep...

Page 26: ...ed to change channel Source Menu Appear on screen use to Navigate of each input source Press Enter to make the input selection No operation for 12 seconds then exit from Source menu 8 3 7 Volume menu...

Page 27: ...u only MUTE key can close MUTE menu 2 When MUTE menu displays if the option of CC Mode is On then close MUTE menu 3 If option of CC Mode is CC On MUTE then press MUTE key to open MUTE menu close MUTE...

Page 28: ...When USB module inserted Top and left of screen will shown USB 2 0 etc 9 2 2 USB Application Mode USB module if have JPEG M JPEG format file it is possible to display Other else format file can not be...

Page 29: ...29 10 DISPLAY SIGNAL RESOLUTION FOR REFERENCE 1 Y Pb Pr Y Cb Cr Mode 2 VGA Mode 3 HDMI Mode Standard TMDS 480I 480P 60Hz 576I 576P 50 Hz 720P 50 60 Hz 1080I 1080P 50 60 Hz 4K2K 30 Hz...

Page 30: ...Program for IWB PC 01 IWB PC 02 Please follow the Quick Instruction Guide to install WScribe program and activate for White Board application Wscribe activate Key procedure 1 Checking parts Accessory...

Page 31: ...ction if activated 2 Check whether there is a sudden power failure 3 Check for the signal to system and control PC mode No signal 1 Check display setting 2 Check the resolution 3 Adjust the Hs Vs sync...

Page 32: ...lume 3 Check the audio cable One speaker 1 Adjust sound balance in the menu 2 Check the setting in sound control panel of computer 3 Check the audio cable VGA OUT silence 1 Check for proper earphone c...

Page 33: ...www westinghousedigital com Westinghouse Digital International Orange CA SE UM 0103 1301 S N...

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