Hypervsn Ms User manual

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OPERATING MANUAL

Integrated 3D Holographic Display System

 
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
 
DEVICE OVERVIEW............................................................................ 4 
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS............................................................7 
PACKAGE CONTENTS ........................................................................ 9 
DEVICE INSTALLATION AREAS ..................................................... 10 
1 PROHIBITED AREAS ....................................................................10 
2 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS............................................10 
DEVICE ASSEMBLY ............................................................................12 
DEVICE INSTALLATION ....................................................................14 
OVERVIEW OF DEVICE OPERATING MODES ..............................16 
1 OPERATING MODES ....................................................................16 
2 SWITCHING THE DEVICE ON ANDOFF ..................................17 
3 STATUS INDICATORS OF THE DEVICE.................................18 
DEVICE INITIAL ACTIVATION ......................................................... 20 
TECHNICAL MAINTENANCE ........................................................... 34 
SAFETY PROVISIONS ....................................................................... 36 
MAINTENANCE, WARRANTY AND DISPOSAL ........................... 38 
1 MAINTENANCE.............................................................................. 38 
2 WARRANTY .................................................................................... 38 
3 DISPOSAL ......................................................................................... 38 
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS ............................................................... 39 
 
M01MS06

Thank you for purchasing our product.

WARNING! This Operating Manual must be thoroughly read and

understood before installation, operation and use of HYPERVSN Device.

This Operating Manual is designed as a general guide for HYPERVSN Models MS and

MS-L (product marketing name: High-definition 3D holographic emulating device,

hereinafter referred to as, the “Device”).

This Operating manual provides an overview, safety rules and requirements, technical

specifications and other important information required to assemble, install and operate

the Device.

Kino-mo Ltd, the manufacturer, disclaims all liability for any harm caused to the user or

viewers by improper Device operation and use.

No changes should be made to the equipment without the manufacturer’s permission as

this may void the user’s authority to operate the Device.

SAFETY AND OTHER SYMBOLS

The following symbols are found on the exterior of the Device and in this manual:

Table 1. Safety and other symbols

SYMBOL

MEANING

CE marking

Eurasian Conformity mark

Protective Earth (grounding)

22/99 RAEE

Disposal

See section 11.

1. DEVICE OVERVIEW

The Device is a cutting-edge visual solution, designed for creating, managing and

displaying 3D video content perceived by viewers as high-resolution holograms floating

in mid-air.

Picture 1. General view of the Device

Note.

The Device’s appearance may vary slightly from the pictures presented in this

manual.

•The Device’s spinning rays create a surface on which 3D video content can be

displayed.

•The Device displays holographic visuals up to 56cm in size (model MS - with 56cm

rays) or up to 75cm in size (model MS-L - with 75cm rays).

•The Device is managed through the proprietary Content Management Software

(hereinafter referred to as, the “CMS”). It allows to create your own content library,

schedule playlists and collect analytics to evaluate the success of your media

campaigns.

•The content is uploaded via a Wi-Fi connection.

•The content may be managed and the Device may be controlled via a mobile phone

application.

Note.For detailed information, see the Quick start guide and the User guide for Solo App

(https://hypervsn.com/media/AFU/Quick_start_guide.pdf and

https://hypervsn.com/media/SoloApp/User_guide.pdf).

•The Device is designed for static mounting on walls or custom-made, stand-alone

structures.

•The Device may be supplied with or without a remote control, depending on the

configuration and region.

Key components

•Rotor (with four rays),

•Stator,

•Wall bracket,

•Remote control (if included).

ROTOR

rays

shaft

STATOR

indicators

WALL BRACKET

Picture 2. Device components

Picture 3. Remote control (if included)

Note. A range of customized mounts for Device installations are available at an additional

cost at customer’s request.

Note. The HYPERVSN Dome is an optional Device accessory (Picture 4). It is designed to

prevent possible damage to the Device and to provide safety to viewers. This add-on is

particularly important in instances, where the Device is going to be mounted lower than

the specified precautionary height. The dome is supplied on customer request at an

additional cost.

Picture 4. Device with the HYPERVSN Dome installed

2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Table 2. Indoor operating environment for Device

CONDITIONS

VALUE

Air temperature range

From 0°C to 35°C+

Relative humidity

Up to 75%

Table 3. Basic technical specifications of Device

PARAMETERS DESCRIPTION

VALUE

MS Model

(with 56cm rays)

MS-L Model

(with 75cm rays)

Maximum image size (diameter)

567mm

750mm

Diameter

567mm

750mm

Depth

174mm

Number of rays

Rotation speed

670RPM

Number of LEDs per each ray

168

216

Input voltage

100-240V

Current

2.0A

Input AC frequency

50/60Hz

Net weight

2.8kg

2.9kg

Noise figure on the Device axis

(1m from the Device)

45Db

50Db

Fuse

ceramic 4A

250VAC 5X20mm

ceramic 4A

250VAC 5X20mm

Power cable length

PARAMETERS DESCRIPTION

VALUE

MS Model

(with 56cm rays)

MS-L Model

(with 75cm rays)

Power cable thickness

8mm (max)

AC plug

B, F, G, H type

AC plug type is

dependent upon

the country

of destination

(consumer region)

B, F, G, H type

AC plug type is

dependent upon

the country

of destination

(consumer region)

Remote control (if included)

IR type

Battery (for remote control)

CR2032, 3V

The Device has Class B electromagnetic compatibility.

The Device is to be connected to single-phase alternating current mains (with 100-240V

voltage and 50/60Hz frequency) and can be operated continuously while plugged in.

3. PACKAGE CONTENTS

Table 4. Package contents

COMPONENT NAME

QUANTITY (# OF PIECES)

Stator+Rotor

1 + 1

Rays

Wall bracket

Remote control (if included)

Screw M2,5x5

Safety bolt

Hexagon 2mm

Philips (PH0) screwdriver

Operating Manual

Tools and fittings required (not supplied)

To assemble and install the Device, the following tools and fittings (that are not supplied

with the Device) are needed:

•Philips (PH2) screwdriver –to assemble the safety bolt.

•Drill –to make holes in a wall, where the Device will be mounted.

Hole diameters:

a) Partitioned walls –5.3mm,

b) Concrete walls –5.0mm.

•Fasteners –3 pieces to attach the wall bracket (M5 mounting hardware,

appropriate for the mounting surface –either a partitioned or a concrete wall).

Attention. This set of tools and fittings listed above are intended for the mounting of

the Device onto the wall bracket supplied with the Device. In the event that the Device

will be installed with another HYPERVSN accessory, see the Operating Manual for these

instructions.

4. DEVICE INSTALLATION AREAS

4.1 PROHIBITED AREAS

WARNING! Do not install the Device regardless of its height in the

following areas:

1. Children’s playgrounds.

2. Animal’s open-air cages.

3. Areas easily accessible to domestic pets (cats, dogs, etc.).

WARNING! Do not install the Device without the dome in the following

areas:

4. Areas where birds or insects may come into contact with the Device.

5. Next to any objects (curtains, drapes) that could potentially (under the influence

of wind or other external factors) come into contact with the Device.

4.2 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

1. The Device must be installed out of public reach. Solutions include, but are not

limited to:

•Custom-made, stand-alone installations.

•Closed display cases (provided that the personnel on site follow all safety

guidelines).

•Installations in public places, where the mounting height must be at least 2.9m.

Note.

The mounting height is defined as the distance from the floor level to the lowest

point of the rotating element.

2. Do not install the Device in areas affected by high temperatures, heavy

steam/vapor, large volumes of dust, air conditioners, radiators, ovens and other

similar equipment. Ensure that the Device is properly ventilated.

Please carefully read the requirements below to achieve optimal holographic effects from

the Device, ensuring that your visuals appear to be floating in mid-air:

3. It is not recommended to install the Device under direct sunlight or light from

lighting fixtures.

4. The most suitable background color for the Device installations is dark matte grey

(anthracite). Do not install the Device against a white/ light backgrounds or in close

proximity to bright light sources such as, large LED displays or projector screens.

5. It is not recommended to install a single Device in large empty spaces. In premises

of over 100 square meters and with ceilings 5m high, it is recommended to install

at least two Devices side by side; and in premises over 200 square meters and

with ceilings 5m high it is recommended to install at least three Devices side by

side.

6. The recommended Device installation angle is 90° to the mounting surface.

5. DEVICE ASSEMBLY

Important.

•If the Device has been stored in low temperatures, leave it indoors for at

least 2 hours before use. This avoids moisture condensing on the internal

components of the Device, which otherwise may damage to the Device.

•Do not touch the LEDs on the rays. This may damage them.

Attention. Before assembling the Device, double-check that the components seem to

be in good working order:

•Ensure that the wireless antenna remains intact. (Do not cut the wireless antenna

off).

Picture 5. Wireless antenna

•The rays should not have any cracks or other visual damage.

•The stator should not have any dents in it.

Contact your supplier if you notice any irregularities during the visual check.

WIRELESS ANTENNA

Assembly procedure

1. Loosen the eight screws M3x22 on the slots of the rotor, using a 2mm hexagon

screwdriver.

2. Place the rays in the appropriate slots. Affix the rays to the slots and tighten them

with the same eight screws, using a 2mm hexagon screwdriver.

3. Screw the four M2,5x5 screws into each ray, using a PH0 screwdriver.

Attention. There are two types of the rays –A and B. The appropriate markings (A or B)

are located on the rotor and on the rays. Match them respectively.

Attention. Do not tighten the M2,5x5 screws too much, to avoid deforming the rays.

Picture 6. Rays assembly

SCREWS M3x22

(use hexagon 2mm)

SCREWS M2,5x5

(use PH0)

SLOTS

6. DEVICE INSTALLATION

Note. The following procedure describes the installation of the Device with the

HYPERVSN wall bracket (supplied with the Device). In the event that the Device will be

installed with another HYPERVSN accessory, see the Operating Manual for these

instructions.

The wall bracket has five holes:

•1 central hole –to locate the central point of the location, where the Device will be

mounted,

•3 mounting holes (5.2mm diameter each) –to fix the wall bracket to the wall,

•1 safety hole –to fix the stator to the wall bracket by a screw.

Picture 7. Holes in the wall bracket

1. Mark the desired position of the center of the Device on the wall.

2. Position the wall bracket on the wall so that the central hole lines up with the new

mark. Keep orientation of the wall bracket the same as indicated in the Picture 7.

Be sure that it is level.

3. Mark the position of the 3 mounting holes on the wall.

4. Drill 3 holes in the marked positions.

5. Using the appropriate mounting hardware, firmly attach the wall bracket to the

wall (Picture 8, steps 1-2).

Picture 8. Device installation on a wall

6. Place the Device on the wall bracket and slide it downwards firmly (Picture 8,

step 3).

7. Attach the safety screw (supplied complete with the wall bracket) to the safety

hole and screw it in, using a PH2 screwdriver (Picture 8, step 4).

Attention. The proper Device installation angle is 90° to the mounting surface. When

the Device is mounted, the shaft axis should be parallel to the ground.

7. OVERVIEW OF DEVICE OPERATING MODES

Attention. Sections 7.1 - 7.3 are designed for reference only (no action is required at this

stage).

7.1 OPERATING MODES

There are two Device operation modes –the Setup (Hotspot) mode and the Operating

mode.

The modes are selected by the mode switch on the rotor.

Picture 9. Mode switch on the rotor

The “Setup (Hotspot) mode” switch position is marked with a black dot.

Setup (Hotspot) mode

In the Setup (Hotspot) mode the Device creates a wireless network in close proximity to

the Device. The network name is hypervsn-YYXXXXX, where YYXXXXX is a 7-digit

serial number located on the base of the rotor.

In this mode the Device displays the “BEGIN BY UPLOADING YOUR 3D MEDIA” message

(Picture 10), if there is no content uploaded onto the Device or if media playback has

stopped.

Picture 10. Starting message in the Setup (Hotspot) mode

Operating mode

In the Operating mode the Device can be connected to the Internet, remotely controlled,

and display user content.

If there is no user content uploaded onto the Device, in this mode the Device displays the

following message.

Picture 11. Starting message in the Operating mode

WARNING! The Device must be always switched off and the rays

completely stationary before you change the Device operation mode

(by moving the mode switch).

7.2 SWITCHING THE DEVICE ON ANDOFF

WARNING!

•Do not turn on the Device until it has been fully assembled and

thoroughly inspected. You must never switch on the stator without the

rotor being properly attached.

•Before switching on the Device make sure that there is no one standing

within a 0,5m radius (Devices that have been fitted with a protective

dome are the only exception).

•The Device must always be switched off and the rays completely

stationary before you change the Device operation mode (by moving

the mode switches).

Important. When moving the Device, do not hold onto the rays. If mishandled,

they can be easily broken.

Turning on the Device equipped with the remote control

1. Move the mode switch on the stator to the left (Picture 12). Connect the Device to

the power mains.

2. Press the “On” button on remote control. The rays on the rotor will start spinning.

Attention. Make sure to point the remote control towards the remote control’s sensor

on the Device.

WITH THE WITHOUT THE

REMOTE CONTROL REMOTE CONTROL

REMOTE CONTROL

SENSOR

Picture 12. Switch and remote control sensor

Turning on the Device not equipped with the remote control

1. Move the mode switch on the stator to the right. (Picture 12)

2. Connect the Device to the power mains. The rays will start spinningimmediately.

Turning the Device off

Press the “Off” button on the remote control (for models with the remote control),

disconnect the Device from the power mains.

7.3 STATUS INDICATORS OF THE DEVICE

The Device’s status can be determined based off of the activity displayed on the three

indicators on the base of the stator.

Picture 13. Device status indicators

Table 5. Indicators description

INDICATORS

ACTIVITY

DESCRIPTION

All indicators

are off

The Device is either not powered or the Device is in a normal

working mode (displaying user content (if any) or messages

uploaded by default).

The red

indicator is on

The Device is connected to the power mains but is not turned on.

The red

indicator is

blinking

The Device engine is not working.

1. The shunt component is possibly missing or the contact

integrity

between components has been compromised

Note. The main function of the shunt component is to stop engine

operation if the shunt contact integrity is interrupted. Example:

A reed switch is connected to the shunt contact as well as to the

external protection (dome). If the dome is removed, the Device will

shut down immediately.

2. Emergency stop. The rays have been touched during their

rotation.

The red and

the green

indicators

are blinking

1. The rotor or the stator is out of order.

2. The rotor of model M is attached to the stator of model MS/

MS-L.

Attention. Only the rotor of model MS/MS-L must be used with

the stator of model MS/MS-L (the rotor of models MS/MS-L has

the “MS”/”MS-L” sticker located near the rotor serial number).

3. The Device is connected to the power mains without the rotor

being properly attached to the stator.

Important. Do not connect the Device to the power mains

without the rotor being properly attached.

If you notice that the red and green indicators are blinking at the

same time, please disassemble the Device and reassemble it again

(see section 9 for details).

If the red and green indicators continue to blink, contact

support@hypervsn.com.

8. DEVICE INITIAL ACTIVATION

In order to use the Device, it needs to first be activated.

Note.

•

Before starting the Device activation, define the details of the network(s) that you

will use to connect the Device to the Internet.

•

The Device requires an Internet-enabled Wi-Fi network connection. If a router is

present, please configure it in accordance with the instructions provided.

•

The appearance of web pages as presented in this manual may differ from your

setupdepending on the operating system and browser used.

Upon purchase, each customer receives a personal email invitation. If you have not

received this, kindly contact your dealer or HYPERVSN customer service.

1. Click Set my password in the email invitation you received or open your browser

and paste the specified link into the address bar.

Picture 14. Personal email invitation

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