Hypervsn Masterbox User manual

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MasterBox

OPERATING MANUAL

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 
 
MASTERBOX OVERVIEW.................................................................. 4 
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS............................................................7 
PACKAGE CONTENTS ........................................................................ 9 
ORDER OF PRE-OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES........................... 12 
MASTERBOX INSTALLATION ..........................................................14 
ASSEMBLING THE MASTERBOX AND TURNING IT ON/OFF .... 15 
MASTERBOX AND WALL DEVICES ACTIVATION .......................18 
1 MASTERBOX ACTIVATION................................................... 18 
2 WALL DEVICES ACTIVATION..............................................20 
3 WALL APP INSTALLATION AND LAUNCH / WALL 
SETUP.......................................................................................... 22 
4 RUNNING THE DEVICES AND MASTERBOX 
CONFIGURATION PROGRAM (WEB MANAGER) ......... 23 
STATOR FIRMWARE UPDATING................................................... 24 
CONTENT UPLOADING.................................................................... 26 
MANAGING THE MASTERBOX AND THE WALL DEVICES VIA 
WEB MANAGER ................................................................................ 28 
1 TURNING WALL DEVICES ON/OFF VIA WEB 
MANAGER .................................................................................28 
2 WALL DEVICES CALIBRATION ...........................................28 
3 VOLUME CONTROL................................................................30 
4LOCAL NTP CLIENT SETTINGS ...........................................30 
5 MASTERBOX AND DEVICES’ MODE SELECTION .........30 
6ERASING CONTENT.................................................................31 
7 RESETTING THE MASTERBOX PARAMETERS...............31 
CONTENT PLAYBACK CONTROL ....................................................32 
MASTERBOX AND DEVICES’ STATUSES ...................................... 34 
TECHNICAL MAINTENANCE / WARANTY / DISPOSAL ..............37 
1 TECHNICAL MAINTENANCE ............................................... 37 
2 WARRANTY .............................................................................. 37 
3 DISPOSAL................................................................................... 37 
SAFETY PROVISIONS ....................................................................... 38 
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS ............................................................... 39 
 
 
 
 
 
M06HM011 

Thank you for purchasing our product.

WARNING. This Operating Manual must be thoroughly read and

understood before installation, assembly, operation and use of

HYPERVSN MasterBox, HYPERVSN Device or HYPERVSN Wall.

This Operating Manual is designed as a general guide for the HYPERVSN MasterBox

(hereinafter referred to as, the “MasterBox”).

The Operating Manual provides an overview of the MasterBox, its safety rules and

requirements, technical specifications and other important information required to

install, assemble and operate the MasterBox.

HYPERVSN Device hereinafter is referred to as, the “Device”.

HYPERVSN Wall hereinafter is referred to as, the “Wall” or the “Wall Devices”.

HYPERVSN Content Management System hereinafter referred is to as,the “CMS”).

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

viewers by improper Devices or MasterBox operation and use.

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

this may void the user’s authority to operate the Device(s) or the MasterBox.

Safety and other symbols

The following symbols are found on the exterior of the Device(s) and in this Manual:

Table 1. Safety and other symbols

SYMBOL

MEANING

CE marking

Eurasian Conformity mark

General Warning Sign

Protective Earth (grounding)

22/99 RAEE

Disposal

See section 13.3.

1. MASTERBOX OVERVIEW

The Device is a cutting-edge visual solution, designed for displaying 3D video content

perceived by viewers as high-resolution holograms floating in mid-air. The Devices are

installed according to one of several specific patterns and then synchronized. These

multiple Devices working together form the Wall, which allows for the display of a single,

large 3D image.

Picture 1. General view of the Device and an example of the Wall

The MasterBox is an additional hardware component connected to the Device or to the

Wall, providing additional functionality.

Picture 2. General view of MasterBox

Key features of MasterBox

•Audio output. The MasterBox allows for sound reproduction (when the

appropriate audio facilities are connected to it). Synchronized soundtracks can be

played at the same time as the videos being displayed on the Device(s) (the Device

itself does not have any audio output).

Additionally, for the Wall:

•Managing the total number of Wall Devices as one metadevice, as well as

activating, calibrating and controlling the playback of content on Wall Devices.

•Increases stable synchronization of media content displayed by the Wall Devices.

Connection schemes

Connection scheme of the MasterBox to a router and a single Device

Wall Devices (MS models) used with the MasterBox

Wall Devices (M or MS models) used without the MasterBox

Wireless Wall - Wall Devices of Model M used with the MasterBox

Picture 3. Connection diagrams to connect Wall Devices to the MasterBox, router,

computer and audio facilities (audio facilities may be connected if desired)

Attention. All the procedures for the single Device with the MasterBox connected are the

same as those for the Wall with the MasterBox connected, but the size of this Wall must

be set as 1x1.

The MasterBox is equipped with this remote control and the IR sensor below:

Picture 4. MasterBox remote control

Note.For a detailed description of the Device and the Wall designs, pre-operation

procedures, technical specifications, maintenance instructions and safety rules, see the

Operating Manuals for the Device and the Wall.

Note.The Device(s) and the MasterBox have internal configuration software: the

HYPERVSN Web Manager program

(

hereinafter referred is to as

the

“Web Manager”

)

See the Web Manager User Guide for detailed description of all its functions.

2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Table 2. Operating environment conditions (indoors)

for Device with MasterBox connected

CONDITIONS

VALUE

Air temperature range

From 0°C to 35°C+

Relative humidity

Up to 75%

Table 3. Basic technical specifications

PARAMETERS DESCRIPTION

VALUE

Length

92 mm

Width

92 mm

Height

31 mm

Net weight

215 g

Rated voltage

5 V

Rated current

2.4 A

Audio outputs

3.5 jack

S/PDIF (optic connection)

Remote control

IR type

Battery (for the remote control)

CR2032, 3 V

IR-sensor

•External

•38 kHz

•3,5mm Jack plug

•Cable length 1,5 m

The MasterBox has Class A electromagnetic compatibility.

Attention. Operation of this equipment in a residential environment could cause radio

interference.

The MasterBox is supplied with a 12 W line adapter with a micro USB cable connected

and can be operated continuously while plugged into single-phase alternating current

mains.

The connection between the MasterBox and the Device/Wall Devices is performed

through the wire interface RS-485.

Wi-Fi network requirements

•Wi-Fi frequency: 2.4GHz, router network mode: b/g.

•Avoid physical barriers between the router and the Device/Wall Devices.

Distance from the router: up to 3 m.

•For an optimal Wi-Fi connection, the preferable location for the router is

above/below/behind the Device(s).

•A stable Internet connection is required for activating the Device(s) and the

MasterBox, as well as providing core functionality of the HYPERVSN Wall

Application.

•To upload media content onto the Wall via the HYPERVSN Wall Application, a

direct Wi-Fi connection between the Device(s) and a router is required (Internet

connection is not required).

•A less congested Wi-Fi channel is recommended (to choose it, you can use open

source software tools for Wi-Fi configuration, for more information also see the

router’s Operating Manual).

3. PACKAGE CONTENTS

Table 4. Package contents

COMPONENT NAME

DESCRIPTION

IMAGE

MasterBox

x 1

MB Mount

(to mount the MasterBox onto

a surface)

x 1

Remote control

x 1

Line adapter with set of plugs

(AU. EU, US, UK) and

micro USB –USB cable

x 1

Sync cable 3 m

x 1

“Last Device”cable 0.1 m

(RJ14 with a terminator)

x 1

IR sensor

x 1

Operating Manual

x 1

Tools and fittings required (not supplied)

You will need the following tools and fittings that are not supplied with the MasterBox:

Table 5. Tools, fittings and other components required

COMPONENT NAME

DESCRIPTION

IMAGE

To mount the MasterBox onto a wall

Drill (for drilling mounting holes,

if the MasterBox will be mounted

onto a surface/wall).

Hole diameters:

a) Partitioned walls: 4.3 mm,

b) Concrete walls: 4.0 mm.

x 1

with the appropriate

drill bit for the

mounting surface/wall

Masonry drill

(for drilling mounting holes)

appropriate

Fasteners

(to attach the MB wall mount)

x 3

M4 mounting hardware

appropriate for the

specific mounting

surface

Screwdriver

(the type is depended on the

fasteners used)

x 1

In order to manage the MasterBox using the Web Manager

Router

(MikroTik is preferable)

x 1

Ethernet cable

x 2

long enough to connect

the router to the

MasterBox and a PC

Personal computer/laptop

(to control the Device/Wall)

Windows OS only

COMPONENT NAME

DESCRIPTION

IMAGE

Micro SD card(s)

–optional: if you prefer to

upload media content onto the

Device(s) via micro SD card

instead of Wi-Fi connection

(Micro SD/SDHC/SDXC card

with FAT32 format)

Quantity (volume)

depends on the size of

media content to be

uploaded onto the

Devices, and the capacity

of each micro SD card

being used (the more SD

cards used, the faster the

upload).

Micro SD –USB adapter

- optional, if you prefer only

using a micro SD card to upload

media content to the MasterBox

x 1

If you are going to utilize the Device/Wall with accompanying sound

Sound facilities

In accordance to the

customer’s needs

4. ORDER OF PRE-OPERATIONAL

PROCEDURES

Attention. Before installing or assembling the MasterBox, double-check that the

components seem to be in good working order. The MasterBox should not have any

cracks, dents or other visual damage.

Contact your supplier if you notice any irregularities during your component check.

Important. If the MasterBox has been stored in low temperatures, leave it indoors

for at least 2 hours before use to avoid moisture condensing on its internal

components. This may cause damage to the MasterBox.

Pre-operation procedures order

In order to use the MasterBox the following procedures must be performed:

Table 6. Pre-operation procedures

STEPS

DESCRIPTION

1. Assemble the Device(s).

Device Operating Manual.

2. Install the Device /

MasterBox (alternatively) /

Wall Devices (according to the

selected Wall installation pattern).

Device Operating Manual /

Section 5 of this Manual /

Wall Operating Manual.

3. If a number of Devices is used,

connect the Devices one by one

using sync cables.

See Picture 5.

4. Assemble the MasterBox.

Section 6 of this Manual.

5. Register your CMS account.

Device Operating Manual.

6. You may activate the MasterBox and

then the Device(s) (recommended)

activate the Device(s) and then

activate the MasterBox.

Section 7 of this Manual.

Device Operating Manual or the Solo App

User Guide and section 7 of this Manual.

7. Update the Device(s) stator

firmware.

See section 8.

8. Upload a content to the MasterBox

and to the Device(s).

Wall App User Guides and section 9 of

this Manual.

To connect the Devices one by one with sync cables (one sync cable is supplied with each

Device), use the highlighted sockets at the bottom of the stator in the image below.

Picture 5. Sockets at the bottom of the stator

SOCKETS

5. MASTERBOX INSTALLATION

Picture 6. MB wall mount

The MasterBox may be mounted on a wall with a MB wall mount.

The MB wall mount has three holes, each with a 4.3 mm diameter.

Attention. The length of the Sync cable intended to connect the MasterBox to the

Device is 3m long. The MB wall mount must be mounted at a distance of no more than

3 m from the MasterBox (in order to connect the MasterBox to the nearest mounted

Device).

Installation procedure

1. Mark the desired spot for mounting on a surface/wall from the center of the MB

wall mount. (This will be the drill’s entry point).

2. Position the MB wall mount over the marked area for drilling on a wall, so that its

central hole lines up with the new mark. Keep the orientation of the MB wall mount

the same as indicated in Picture 7 below. (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 MB wall mount to a

wall.

Picture 7. MasterBox installation on a wall

6. Place the MasterBox on the MB wall mount and slide it downwards firmly.

6. ASSEMBLING THE MASTERBOX

AND TURNING IT ON/OFF

Picture 8. MasterBox elements (front view)

Assembly procedure

Picture 9. Connection scheme

1. Connect the one end of the sync cable (3 m) to the MasterBox Sync socket (Picture

8).

2. Connect the second end of the Sync cable to the appropriate stator socket (Picture

5) of the Device / of the nearest mounted (first) Device of the Wall.

3. Connect the cable of the line adapter to the micro USB socket of the MasterBox.

4. Connect the required plug head to the appropriate socket of the line adapter.

5. Connect the connector of the “Last device” cable to the appropriate socket of the

Device / of the last connected Device of the Wall.

6. Connect the IR-sensor cable plug to the MasterBox IR 3,5 jack socket (Picture 10).

S/PDIF

Sync

USB

Ethernet

3.5 jack

(audio)

micro USB

(for power

supply)

Hotspot

switch

Indicators

Picture 10. MasterBox (back view)

Connecting audio facilities

If required, audio facilities may be connected to the MasterBox using the 3.5 jack or

S/PDIF sockets (Picture 8).

Turning the MasterBox on

To turn the MasterBox on, plug it into the power mains.

WARNING.

•Do not turn on the Device(s) or the MasterBox until they have been fully

assembled and thoroughly inspected.

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

within a radius of 0,5 m. (Device that have been fitted with a protective

dome are the only exception).

Turning the Device(s) on

1. Connect the Device(s) to the power mains (press the “On” button of the line

filter(s) that are connected to the Wall Devices).

2. Press the “On” button on the remote control, pointing it towards the IR sensor.

Media will be displayed on the Device(s).

Picture 11. Examples of media being displayed

Note. After turning the Devices on, it takes some time before they start playing. The time

depends on the number of the Devices that the Wall consists of.

IR 3,5

jack

Hotspot

switch

Indicators

Turning the Device(s) off

1. Press the “Off” button on the remote control, pointing the remote control towards

the IR-sensor. The Device/the Wall Devices will stop displaying the current media

/starting media (Picture 11). If any audio facilities are connected to the MasterBox,

the audio content output will also be stopped.

2. Disconnect the Device(s) and audio facilities (if any) from the power mains / switch

the line filter(s) off.

Connecting a router

To activate the MasterBox, the Device / Wall Devices (see section 7) and to control them

via the Wall App, make sure that the MasterBox, the Device(s) and your computer are

connected to a router (as shown in the connection scheme in Picture 3).

To connect the MasterBox to your router, use an Ethernet cable (use the Ethernet socket

of the MasterBox, Picture 8).

Attention. The location of the router must comply with the technical requirements in

section 2.The router’s location can make a major difference to the Wall’s operation.

How to pair the remote control with the MasterBox

Note. Perform this procedure only if your remote control doesn’t operate properly.

1. Disconnect the sync cable from the MasterBox. Ensure the IR-sensor cable is

connected to the IR 3.5 jack socket (Picture 10).

2. With a thin tool (a straightened paper clip or similar object), press and hold the

“Reset” button on the bottom side of the Masterbox up to 3 seconds.

Picture 12. The “Reset” button

3. Immediately after the “Reset” button have been released, the “Devices” indicator

of the MasterBox (Picture 10) will start blinking frequently.

4. Point the remote control to the IR sensor and press the “On” button on the remote

control.

5. If pairing has been completed successfully, the indicator will stop blinking

immediately.

6. After finishing the procedure, connect the sync cable again.

Attention. Do not hold the “Reset” button pressed for longer than 5 seconds. It will reset

the MasterBox to its factory settings.

“Reset” button

The “Reset” button is designed to reset the MasterBox’ settings to factory ones.

Reset button

7. MASTERBOX AND WALL DEVICES

ACTIVATION

Note. The appearance of web pages as presented in this Manual may differ to your setup

depending on the operating system and browser you use.

Attention. If you have not registered your account in the HYPERVSN CMS, please read

the Device Operating Manual or Wall Operating Manual for information on how to set it

up. Perform your CMS account registration before proceeding to the next step.

Before starting the MasterBox activation:

•Define the details of the network(s) that you will use to connect the Device(s) to

the Internet via Wi-Fi.

•Connect the MasterBox to your router, using an Ethernet cable (use the Ethernet

socket of the MasterBox, Picture 8).

•Turn the MasterBox and your computer on.

Attention. The router must have an Internet connection during activation of the

MasterBox.

7.1 MASTERBOX ACTIVATION

1. Turn on the Hotspot switch of the MasterBox (Picture 10).

2. Navigate to the Network and Internet settings on your PC. If you your PC has an

Ethernet connection with the router, interrupt it. Connect your computer via Wi-

Fi to the following network: wall-YYYYYYY, where YYYYYYY is the serial number

of your MasterBox, that is located on the MasterBox label. Use the following

password: 0c3a71dad2 (the first digit is a zero).

3. Open a browser. Type the following IP-address 192.168.0.1 into the browser

address bar.

Picture 13. Input this IP-address into the browser address bar

The window of the Web Manager will open (Web Manager is an internal

configuration software for the Device and the MasterBox).

4. Click Quick Setup (Picture 14).

Picture 14. Setup menu

5. Fill in the “Email”field: enter your CMS account login (the same email address that

you originally used during your CMS account registration).

Picture 15. Email field

6. Click Activate (Picture 15) and wait until the “Activation successful. Go to Info”

message appears.

Picture 16. Message after successful activation

To ensure that the MasterBox activation is completed successfully: choose Info → click

in front of Activation. The “Status” field should be green and say “Ok”.

Picture 17. Activation status

7.2 WALL DEVICES ACTIVATION

Note.You may also activate the Device/Wall Devices with the method described in the

Device Operating Manual.

Attention. Before activating the Device/Wall Devices, ensure that the following steps

have been taken:

•the router that the MasterBox is connected to has an Internet connection.

•the Hotspot switch of the MasterBox is switched on.

1. Turn the Device/Wall Devices on. The Devices will display the “HYPERVSN” logo.

After a few seconds the “ACTIVATE YOUR DEVICE” message will start to alternate

on the Device with examples of video content.

Picture 18. Messages before activation

2. Go to the Networks tab. Click Add Network Preset.

Picture 19. Add Network Preset button

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