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User Manual

Interacve Flat Panel Display (Version 1.0)

Remarks :

 Technical parameters and pictures in this manual are for reference only and subject to change without noce.

The actual product may dier.

 Before using our product please read this manual carefully and keep for future reference if required.

 This manual should not be copied fully or partially in any kind or manner without the wrien approval of

StarBoard Soluon

Version history list

Version

descripon

date

remarks

User Manual Interacve Flat Panel

(version ) 1.0

Newly made

2016.7

Introducon

Thank you for buying our new generaon interacve mul-touch StarBoard IFPD product. This manual provides you with the

necessary informaon to assist in the operaons of this device. If you have further quesons please do not hesitate to contact

our support team.

StarBoard is dedicated to developing and improving the performance and reliability of our products. We have designed and

manufactured this device with one objecve in mind and that is to ensure that our customers’ needs and user experience are

fullled.

Thank you for your purchasing this product.

StarBoard Soluon

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Safety Consideraons

WARNING

1. Do not place containers with liquid or near this product. on

2. Use only dry cloth to clean.

3. Do not block any venlaon holes.

4. Install this product according to manufacturer’s User Manual.

5. A distance of at least 16cm must be kept from this product and other objects and/or walls.

6. Do not install this product near heat sources.

7. This product must be connected to a power point which appropriately earthed. is

8. Use the earthed power plug supplied by with this product, must use the power cable provided together with the IFPD, do

not use other power cable.

9. Be sure not use power cable together with the IFPD to other products.

10. Keep the power cord tangle free.

11. Use a properly funconing power point at all mes.

12. Disconnect the power plug during storm or if you intend not to use for a lon period of me. g

13. The device is a heavy product and when moving use appropriate equipment to avoid injury.

14. Use qualied technicians to mount the device on the wall and/or mobile trolley. by manufacturers’ mounng

instrucons.

15. Use only qualied technicians for all repairs.

16. The external antenna must be connected to earth to prevent potenal damage caused by voltage surge or ESD(Electro

Stac Discharge)

17. Follow instrucons when inserng baeries into the remote control unit. Discard all baeries appropriately.

18. Do not use mixed baeries (old and new, carbon-zinc and alkaline).

Precauons Regarding Disposal

At me of disposal, handle this product as industrial waste according to all applicable laws and regulaons.

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Contents

Introducon ................................................................................................................................................ 1

Safety Consideraons ................................................................................................................................. 2

Product Introducon .................................................................................................................................. 5

Main funcons............................................................................................................................................ 5

Technical Specicaon ............................................................................................................................... 6

Front Panel of StarBoard IFPD .................................................................................................................. 16

Rear View StarBoard IFPD ........................................................................................................................ 17

Side/Real ports descripon ...................................................................................................................... 18

RCU (Remote Control Unit) ...................................................................................................................... 20

Menu Operaon ....................................................................................................................................... 22

Source selecon ....................................................................................................................................... 22

Picture ...................................................................................................................................................... 22

Picture Mode ............................................................................................................................................ 23

Color Temperature ................................................................................................................................... 23

Aspect Rao .............................................................................................................................................. 24

Noise Reducon ....................................................................................................................................... 24

Screen (Only works under the PC mode ) ................................................................................................ 25

Sound ........................................................................................................................................................ 25

Mode of the Sound ................................................................................................................................... 26

Surround Sound ........................................................................................................................................ 26

EQ ............................................................................................................................................................. 27

Time .......................................................................................................................................................... 27

Clock ......................................................................................................................................................... 28

O Time .................................................................................................................................................... 28

On Time .................................................................................................................................................... 29

Sleep Timer ............................................................................................................................................... 29

Opon ....................................................................................................................................................... 30

Language Menu ........................................................................................................................................ 30

Restore Factory Default ............................................................................................................................ 31

Mul media .............................................................................................................................................. 31

Photo ........................................................................................................................................................ 32

Music ........................................................................................................................................................ 32

Movies ...................................................................................................................................................... 33