NewLine Vega Z Series User manual

Vega (Z series)
User Manual
V1.0
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This manual is a general manual, the pictures are for reference only, please refer to the real product.

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Contents
About This Document ................................................................................................................... 3
Safety Instruction.......................................................................................................................... 4
1Overview..................................................................................................................................... 8
1.1 Introduction........................................................................................................................................................... 8
1.2 Parts...................................................................................................................................................................... 8
1.3 Ports.....................................................................................................................................................................10
1.4 Rear Buttons.........................................................................................................................................................11
1.5 Remote Control ....................................................................................................................................................12
2Installation Guide..................................................................................................................... 14
2.1 Safety Precautions ................................................................................................................................................14
2.2 Installation Precautions.........................................................................................................................................15
2.3 Installation ...........................................................................................................................................................16
2.4 Installing the Wi-Fi Module ..................................................................................................................................18
2.5 Installing the Camera(Optional)............................................................................................................................19
2.6 Installing the OPS (Optional)................................................................................................................................19
2.7 Installing the SDM-S (Not included).....................................................................................................................20
3Getting Started......................................................................................................................... 21
3.1 Power On .............................................................................................................................................................21
3.2 Power Off.............................................................................................................................................................21
3.3 Calibration ...........................................................................................................................................................23
4Operating the Touch Screen..................................................................................................... 26
4.1 Profile Log-on......................................................................................................................................................26
4.2 Home ...................................................................................................................................................................28
4.3 OPS .....................................................................................................................................................................33
4.4 Sources ................................................................................................................................................................33
4.5 Whiteboard...........................................................................................................................................................34
4.5.1 Whiteboard Functions........................................................................................................................................37
4.5.2 Page Operations.................................................................................................................................................45
4.5.3 Whiteboard Setting ............................................................................................................................................46
4.6 Annotation............................................................................................................................................................49
4.7 Tutorial ................................................................................................................................................................52
4.8 Tool bar................................................................................................................................................................53

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4.9 Gadget .................................................................................................................................................................56
4.9.1 Newline Cast .....................................................................................................................................................57
4.9.2 File Management...............................................................................................................................................58
4.9.2.1 File Viewer Page.............................................................................................................................................58
4.9.2.2 File Preview ...................................................................................................................................................58
4.9.2.3 File Search......................................................................................................................................................59
4.9.2.4 File Filtering...................................................................................................................................................59
4.9.2.5 New Folder.....................................................................................................................................................60
4.9.2.6 File Operation.................................................................................................................................................60
4.9.2.7 File Name.......................................................................................................................................................61
4.10 System Settings ..................................................................................................................................................61
4.10.1 Network ..........................................................................................................................................................62
4.10.2 Connected devices ...........................................................................................................................................63
4.10.3 Language & Input............................................................................................................................................63
4.10.4 Date &Time.....................................................................................................................................................64
4.10.5 Storage ............................................................................................................................................................67
4.10.6 Apps................................................................................................................................................................67
4.10.7 Display & Theme.............................................................................................................................................68
4.10.8 Tool Bar ..........................................................................................................................................................69
4.10.9 Input and Output Setting ..................................................................................................................................69
4.10.10 Power Setting ................................................................................................................................................70
4.10.11 Screen Eye Filters ..........................................................................................................................................72
4.10.12 System...........................................................................................................................................................73
4.11 Save Session.......................................................................................................................................................81
4.12 Automatically Power Off ....................................................................................................................................82
5 Add Shortcut........................................................................................................................... 83
5.1 Add Shortcuts to Dock..........................................................................................................................................83
5.2 Delete Shortcuts ...................................................................................................................................................84
5.3 Newline Assistant.................................................................................................................................................86
5.3.1 Introduction.......................................................................................................................................................86
5.3.2 Installation.........................................................................................................................................................86
5.3.3 Add Quick Start Windows Programs in Smart System ........................................................................................86
6Quick Setting Menu ................................................................................................................. 88
7Serial Port Control................................................................................................................... 90
8FAQs & Troubleshooting ......................................................................................................... 97
9Specifications.......................................................................................................................... 100
10 More Information................................................................................................................. 103

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Welcome to the world of Newline
Thank you for choosing the Newline Z series Interactive Flat panel display. Please use this document to get the
most out of your screen.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This
device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
NOTE 1: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy
and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning
the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
NOTE 2: Any changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
The symbol of the crossed out wheeled bin indicates this product should not be placed in municipal waste.
Instead, dispose of waste equipment by taking it to a designated collection point for electrical and electronic
equipment recycling.

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Energy Star Compliance.
Signage Displays with Plug-in Module.
As an ENERGY STAR Partner, Newline Interactive Inc., has followed the EPA’s enhanced Product qualification
and certification process to ensure that the products marked with the ENERGY STAR logo are ENERGY STAR
qualified per the applicable ENERGY STAR guidelines for energy efficiency. The logo appears on the pen tray
near front connections on all ENERGY STAR qualified Signage Displays.
The ENERGY STAR program for Signage Displays was created by EPA to promote energy efficiency and reduce
air pollution through more energy-efficient equipment in offices, classrooms and factories. One way that a product
achieve this goal is by using a power management feature to reduce power consumption when the product is not
in use.
For TT-6522Z, TT-7522Z and TT-8622Z, sleep mode can be initiated in a couple different ways. Users can take
the action of pressing the power button on the panel, or a remote command can be sent via RS232. The panel will
also go into sleep mode without user action after one hour of inactivity.
TT-6522Z, TT-7522Z and TT-8622Z can exit sleep mode by the user pressing the power button, or by the
proximity sensors detecting a user’s presence, or through a remote command via RS232. In the event of a
proximity detection, the panel will transition from sleep mode to another low power mode, STAND BY.
In the event that brightness settings or power mode settings are changed by the user, energy consumption of the
panel may increase beyond the limits required for ENERGY STAR certification.
Additional information on the ENERGY STAR program and its environmental benefits are available on the EPA
ENERGY STAR Power Management website at http://www.energystar.gov/powermanagement.
Additional information on the ENERGY STAR program and its environment benefits are available on the EPA
ENERGY STAR website at http://www.energystar.gov
For production, above information will need to be available for the Energy Star V8 build from 27th January 2020.
Manufacturer-reported maximum luminance LMax Reported is 400cd/m2.

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About This Document
This document describes multiple functions, instructions, and notes about the product.
Symbols are used in this document to indicate operations that need particular attention. The symbols are defined
as follows:
Provides additional information to supplement
operation in the main text.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not
avoided, could result in equipment damage, data loss,
performance deterioration, or unanticipated results.
Indicates a hazard with risk that, if not avoided, could
result in death or injury.
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Safety Instruction
For your safety, please read the following instruction before you use the product. Serious injury or property
damage may be caused by improper operations. Do not try to repair the product on your own.
Disconnect the product from the power supply immediately if major failures occur.
Major failures include the following:
If smoke, a peculiar smell or an abnormal sound is discharged from the product.
No image or sound is displayed, or the image error occurs.
In the preceding scenarios, do not continue to use the product. Disconnect power supply
immediately and contact professional staff for troubleshooting.
Do not drop any liquids, metal, or anything combustible onto the product.
If any liquids or metal are dropped onto or into the product, power off the product and
disconnect the power supply. Then contact professional staff for solutions.
Pay attention to children when they are close to the product.
Put the product on a stable surface.
An unstable surface includes, and is not limited to, an inclined plane, a shaky stand, desk or
platform, that might cause the product to turnover and be damaged.
Do not open the panel or change the product on your own.
High voltage components are installed in the product. When you open the panel, high voltage,
electric shock, or other dangerous situations may occur.
If inspection, adjustment, or maintenance is required, contact the local distributor for help.
Use the provided power supply.
To prevent the product from being damaged, do not use any types of power cables other than
the one provided with the product.
Use a three-wire socket and ensure that it is properly grounded.
Pull out the power plug from the socket if the product is not used for a long period.
Clean the power plug regularly.
Fire or electric shock may be caused if the product is powered on while you are cleaning.
Pull out the power plug before cleaning it with a dried cloth.
Power output port is 5V/2A.
The voltage/current of the rear power output port is 5V/2A (maximum). Purchase the power
code/AC adapter according to customer needs. The port can be used for the Newline X10D
Android box. Please do not connect any products with different power requirement. Otherwise,
it may cause damage to products or fire.
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Do not put items on the top of the product.
Do not put items, such as a container for liquid (a vase, flowerpot, cosmetics, or liquid
medicine) on the top of the product.
If any water or liquid is spilled on the product, the product may short circuit and cause fire or
electric shock.
Do not walk on or hang any items on the product.
Do not install the product in an improper place.
Do not install the product in humid places, such as the bathroom, the shower room, near
windows, or outdoor environments that experience rain, snow, or other harsh weather. Avoid
installation near hot spring vapor. The preceding environments may cause faults in the product
or electric shock under extreme conditions.
Do not put an exposed fire source, such as a lit candle, on the product.
Pull out the power supply during thunderstorms.
Do not touch the product during a lighting storm, you may experience an electric shock.
Install or place components that supply high enough voltage to cause personal injury out of the
reach of children.
Do not touch the power cable with wet hands.
Do not install the product in high temperature environments.
Do not install the product near a heat source, such as a radiator, a heat reservoir, a stove or
other heating products.
Do not expose the product to direct sunlight, which may cause high temperatures and
subsequent faults in the product.
When transporting the product:
Pack the product for transport or maintenance by using the cartons and cushioning material
provided with the product.
Move the product vertically during transport. The screen or other components are easily
broken if the product is moved in an improper way.
Before you move the product, disconnect all external connections and separate all topple
preventing products. Move the product carefully to prevent it from being hit or squeezed,
especially the screen, which may cause injury if broken.
Do not cover or block up any vents on the product.
Any overheated components may cause fire, damage the product, and shorten the service life.
Do not lay the product down in a way where the venting surface will be covered.
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Do not install the product on carpet or cloth.
Do not use a cloth such as table cloth to cover the product.
Keep the product away from the radio.
The product complies with the international EMI standard to prevent radio interference.
However, interference may still exists and causes noise in the radio. If noise occurs in the radio,
try the following solutions.
Adjust the direction of the radio antenna to avoid the interference from the product.
Keep the radio away from the product.
If the screen glass is broken or falls off.
Keep all personnel 10 feet away from the screen to ensure safety.
Do not perform any installation or disassembly while the screen glass is broken or has fallen
off.
Use the battery correctly.
Galvanic corrosion, electric leakage, and even fire may be caused by improper battery usage.
It is recommended to use the designated type of battery and install the battery by the correct
electrodes (positive and negative).
Do not install and use a new battery with a used one.
Take out the battery if the remote control is not used for a long period.
Do not expose the battery to overheated environments, such as sunlight and or heat sources.
Dispose of the used battery based on your local regulations.
CAUTION - Risk of fire or explosion if the battery is replaced by an incorrect type.
Do not damage the power cable.
Do not damage, change, twist, bend, or forcibly drag the power cable.
Do not put weights (such as the product itself) on the power cable.
Do not forcibly drag the cable when you pull out the power plug. If the power cable is
damaged, please contact the local distributor to repair or replace it.
The power cable in the accessory box is for this product only. Do not use it on other products.
Additional advice:
Use the product in an environment with comfortable lighting. It is harmful to your eyes to
watch in a too bright or too dark environment.
Relax your eyes watching for a period of time.
Keep sufficient distance from the product to protect your eyes and prevent eyestrain.
Adjust the volume to an appropriate level, especially at night.
About USB port.
Front USB ports and rear USB 3.0/USB 2.0 ports switch connections based on signal sources. If
the current signal source is reading the data from an external product connecting to the port,
please switch the signal source after the data reading is complete. Otherwise, the data or product
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may be damaged.
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Overview
Introduction
Take collaboration to the next level with the Z series interactive display.
Increase productivity and collaboration across the board with a display that uses advanced touch technology.
Each product can be customized to fit your needs. The non-proprietary nature lets you use the software you prefer,
take notes on local files, wirelessly cast to the panel from smaller devices, run your favorite apps, and view
multimedia files, all while making your experience better than before.
The newline's 4K Ultra High-Definition LED screen also provides a fluid writing experience. Annotate over
anything on the screen, whether in the embedded whiteboard or while using any other device. Intelli-Touch
automatically identifies pen thickness and color, saving you time.
Parts
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Rear View
1 Speakers 10 Rear Buttons
2 Camera(Optional) 11 Power Supply Plug
3 Microphone 12 Power Switch
4 Proximity Sensor 13 SDM-S Slot
5 Light Sensor 14 Rear Ports 1
6 Remote Control Receiver 15 Rear Ports 2
7 Power Output Plug 16 Wi-Fi Module Slot
8 Power Button 17 OPS Port
9 Return Button
Notes:
SDM-S is Smart Display Module Small.
The product images shown are for illustration purposes only and may not be an exact representation of the
product.

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Ports
Front USB ports and rear USB 3.0/USB 2.0 ports switch connections based on signal sources. If the current signal
source is reading the data from an external product connecting to the port, please switch the signal source after
the data reading is complete. Otherwise, the data or product may be damaged.
For USB use, USB 2.0 provides up to 500mA whereas USB 3.0 provides up to 900mA of power. Please make sure
the USB flash drive is formatted to FAT32 before inserting into the panel.
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The rear power output port is supplies 5 V/2 A (maximum) power. Please contact Newline to purchase the power
AC adapter for powering external devices. Please do not connect any products which require power than listed.
Doing so may cause injury or damage to the panel.
Rear Buttons
Buttons Operations Functions
Short press Power on
Power off/ Sleep mode
Short press Back to the previous/Exit the application
Short press Up/Down/Left/Right
MENU Short press Open the Quick Setting menu
Long press for 5
seconds
Activate/Exit the power button Lock Function
Notes:
When users press the power button, users can set the panel to enter shutdown or sleep mode in Settings >
Power > Power Option menu.
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Remote Control
Carefully read the following instructions before using the remote control to avoid possible faults:
Do not drop or damage the remote control.
Do not spill water or other liquids on the remote control.
Do not place the remote control on a wet object.
Do not place the remote control directly under sunlight or near a heat source.

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Buttons Operations
Power On/Off
Go to the Home Page
Directional Pad
Confirm/OK
Press once to freeze the current screen. Press
again to exit freeze function
Enter the Source Selection Page
Return to Previous/Exit
App switcher
Open the Quick Setting menu on the
embedded operating system.
Open the menu in Windows system.
Take a Screenshot
Press once to decrease the volume, long press
to decrease the volume continuously
Mute/Unmute Audio
Press once to increase the volume, long press
to increase the volume continuously

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Installation Guide
Safety Precautions
Installation Environment

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Installation Direction
Installation Precautions
Weight Loading
Weight of the product: 137lb/ 62kg (86INCH), 110lb/ 50 kg (75INCH), 82lb/ 37kg (65INCH)
When using a mobile stand, ensure that the weight of the product is less than the loading capacity of the mobile
stand.
When using the wall-mount bracket, ensure that the wall can support the weight of the product. We recommend
that the wall surface be reinforced and have a loading capacity 4 times of the weight of the product. Consult a
professional installer for wall-mount installation.
Attaching the VESA Mounting Bracket. This apparatus is intended to be supported by a GS Listed wall-mount
bracket.
The company does not undertake relevant legal responsibility for any problems caused by improper operation if the third party
mobile stand, or wall-mount bracket is beyond the scope of the product.
Do not install the product where it might be hit by an opening or closing door.
Vertical installation
When installing the panel, try to keep the panel vertical. An excessive tilt angle may cause damage to the glass or
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For any problem, please contact our support desk. Our company is not responsible for any damage or losses incurred by users if the
users fails to follow the instructions.
Ventilation
Ensure adequate ventilation and/or an air conditioned environment. We recommend keeping certain distances from the
side of the product to the wall or panels. Ventilation requirements are shown in following figure:
Installation
The dimensions of the four bracket mounting holes on the back panel are VESA MIS-F compliant (86 inch or 75
inch: 800 x 400 mm/31.50 x 15.75 in; 65 inch: 600 x 400 mm/23.62 x 15.75 in). Use metric M8 screws with a

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length of 10 mm to 15 mm (0.40 to 0.59 in) to secure the touchscreen to the mounting system. Dimensions of the
mounting holes on the back panel are shown on the following figure:
Consult a professional installer to install the display product.
75"/86"
65"