Sony FWD 55W802A User manual

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HTML 5 Operations

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Table of Contents
Warnings....................................................................................................................................................... 4
Precautions................................................................................................................................................... 6
Recommendations for Installation .............................................................................................................. 7
What is HTML5? ........................................................................................................................................... 8
Modes of Operation ..................................................................................................................................... 8
Navigating These Modes.............................................................................................................................. 9
Hotel Mode Menu Selections .................................................................................................................... 11
How to Setup the TV for HTML Feeds........................................................................................................ 13
The HTML5 Application.............................................................................................................................. 15
Supported Media Elements ....................................................................................................................... 17
Inserting Broadcast Video.......................................................................................................................... 18
Operation from USB Storage ..................................................................................................................... 19
Remote Control through an IP Connection ............................................................................................... 21

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HTML5 is the 5th generation of the HTML protocols. This new protocol has the ability to insert audio and video
images into an HTML page without the need of pointers and separate files. One page can be sent to the display to
show these elements without any support from a local server. This allows simple signage construction from a web
page without the need for proprietary software of systems. Simply configure the monitor and all page development
can be done off site using simple HTML authoring software and techniques. Information on HTML5 can be found at
http://www.w3.org/TR/html5
The FWD 47W802A and the FWD 55W802A have additional software included that is not found in the
sister consumer models. This allows access to extra menus and settings that support HTML operation.
This software enhancement has three modes of operation
Normal Mode
In this mode the TV operates just as the KDL sister model. The same menus are used and operation is
identical.
Hotel Mode Setting
This mode can be identified by an extra menu selection in the setup menus and a large blue banner at
the top of the screen. In this mode, there are selections for various selections including setting the URL
and security settings for signage operations.
Displayed at the top of the screen in Hotel Mode Setting
What is HTML5
Modes of
Operation

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New menu added in Hotel Mode Setting
Hotel Mode
This mode can be identified in that several menu selections are not available including the setup menus.
Operation is limited in many ways to prevent outside interference from local monitor operation.
Each mode can only be accessed by being in the adjacent mode. As an example, in order to access the
normal mode from the Hotel mode, you first have to go to the Hotel Setup mode before you can go to
the Normal mode.
Navigating these
Modes

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When you receive your FWD monitor, it will be preset to the Normal Mode after the TV setup selections
are finished.
To navigate from the Normal Mode to the Hotel Mode Setting
•Turn on the TV
•Press the Power button on the remote to turn the TV off
•Press the DISPLAY button
•Press the MUTE button
•Press the VOL+ button
•Press the POWER button
To turn on the Hotel Mode
•Select “Hotel Mode” at the top of the menu selections
To navigate from the Hotel Mode to the Hotel Mode Setting
•Turn on the TV
•The TV needs to have a display during this procedure (no input video is needed)
•Press the DISPLAY button
•Press the MUTE button
•Press the VOL+ button
•Press the HOME button
oThe TV will go into power standby and require the power button to be pressed in order
to display an image
To navigate back to Normal Mode
•Turn on the TV
•Press the Power button on the remote to turn the TV off
•Press the DISPLAY button
•Press the MUTE button
•Press the VOL- button
•Press the POWER button

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Below are the settings available from the Hotel Mode Setting menu
•Hotel Mode
oOn or Off
Moves from Hotel Mode Setting to Hotel Mode
Note that once this is selected, you must use the procedure described in
“Navigating These Modes” to return to “Hotel Mode Setting”
•TV/Remote Controls
oBoth
Allows control of the TV using either the handheld remote or the controls on the
TV
oRemote Only
Deactivates the controls on the TV
oNo Controls
Allows only IP control. Both the TV controls and the remote are deactivated
•Display Key
oOn or Off
Deactivates any window display if the “Display” key on the remote is pressed
•AC Power On
oStandard
The TV will return to the same power state as it was when un plugged
oAlways On
The TV will go to a power on and display an image when plugged in
oAlways Standby
•Wide Mode
oOn or Off
Activates or deactivates the remote in selecting a wide image display
•Signal Source HDMI 1, 2, 3, 4, Video 1, & Video 2/Component
oUse with labels
Identification labels generated by the video source will be displayed
oUse without labels
No source labeling will be displayed
oDo not use
The input will not be accessible
•Initial Input
oMost recent
Hotel Mode Menu Selections

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The TV will select this input when powered on
oTV, HDMI, Video
The TV will select this input when powered on
•Maximum Volume
o0, 1, 2, 3, etc.
Sets the maximum audio volume level that can be used on the TV
Setting this to 0 allows full range of audio levels
•Initial Volume
o0, 1, 2, 3, etc.
Sets what the audio volume level will be at power on
•Lineout Offset
o0, 1, 2, 3, etc.
oAllows adjustment of the audio delay from the TV audio outputs
•Startup Application
oOn or Off
If set to On, then the TV ignores the setting set into “Initial Input” and uses the
URL source describes in “Startup Application URL” for display.
•Startup Application URL
oOpens a window and lets to key in the source URL using the remote
•IP Control
oAuthentication
None
•Control from an IP source without authentication
Normal
•Control from an IP source using a PIN based authentication
Pre-Shared Key
•Control from an IP source using a fixed code string authentication
Normal and Pre-Shared Key
•Control from an IP source using either PIN or fixed string authentication.
oPre Shared Key
Type in Key
•Use the remote to type in the key information
•Initialize Hotel Settings
oCancel
Returns you to the Hotel Mode Setting without saving any of the items changes
oStart
Saves any changes made under the Hotel Mode Setting menu
•Export Hotel Settings
oExport to USB
Saves the Hotel Mode Settings to a USB stick so they can be imported to
another display.

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TV setup is quite simple below is a simple checklist of what needs to be done to get the TV ready for an
HTML5 feed.
Before setup, the following decisions should be made.
A. How should the TV be controlled?
B. How should the TV respond if power is disconnected?
C. Will sources be 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratio?
D. Will there be any external input sources?
Once these are decided, it will be easy to set the TV to the right configuration.
1. The TV must be in the Hotel Mode Settings mode. This can be identified by the large blue
banner at the top of the screen.
2. Press the “Home” button and navigate to the “Setup” pages
3. Scroll the pages to the right and find “Network”
a. Press the button at the center of the up/down/left/right keys (Enter) to access the
network settings.
b. Select “Network Setup”
c. Select “Setup Network Connection”
d. Select “Auto”
e. Follow the on screen instructions
f. After setup has finished, select “Refresh Internet Content” and press enter.
4. Press the “Home” key to return to the main menus.
5. Scroll to the far left and find the “Hotel Mode” menu and press “Enter”
6. DO NOT SELECT HOTEL MODE ON/OFF. Doing so will remove the menu and you will need to
follow the procedure on page 10 in order to get back to this spot.
7. TV Control
a. Set the “TV/Remote Controls” setting. Only set “No Control” if you plan on controlling
the TV only through the IP input. We strongly suggest you test this before setting the TV
to No Control.
How To set up the
TV for HTML5
Feeds

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b. If you plan on using IP control, navigate to the IP Control settings.
i. Select the authentication method you would like to use. If it includes a key, fill in
the “Pre-Shared” window.
8. TV Power up
a. Under the Hotel Mode menu find AC Power On. Select the required method the TV
should respond to when power is applied
b. Navigate to each Signal Source setting and select the proper display or if it is going to be
an active input
c. If the TV is going to wake up with a connected video source, go to the “Initial Input”
menu and set which source that would be.
d. If the TV is going to wake up and display content from the LAN or USB storage device,
then navigate to the Startup application URL menu.
i. Input the URL that will be the source for the IP content.
If the source is from a USB stick, use the file path, file://localhost/doc
e. Go to “Startup Application” on/off and turn this on.
f. Navigate to the “Maximum Volume” menu setting and set the volume level to the
maximum level that you would allow at the TV’s final installed location.
g. Navigate to “Initial Volume” menu and set the volume to what is required at TV power
on.
9. If the source for video content is only going to be 4:3, navigate to the “Wide Key” menu and set
it to “do not use”.
10. Once everything is set, navigate to Initialize Hotel Settings and select “Start”
11. Once the settings are saved you can export them to a USB stick for archive or to program
another TV.
12. At this point it is possible to set the monitor to Hotel Mode using the Hotel Mode On setting at
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The FWD 47W802A and FWD 55W802A use Opera Presto as a rendering engine. This is a Linux based
operating system. Not all features of the Opera Presto system are available on the TV. Only operations
specific to HTML operation are implemented. For instance, the FWD can only support one window
display.
Below are the supported Application Programming Interfaces (API’s)
Item
Status
Detail
Media Elements
Supported
See V4.6 descriptions
Canvas
Supported
SVG
Supported
WebGL
Supported
WebStorage
Not Supported
Offline Apps
Supported
Up to 5MB per domain, 10MB total
Web Fonts
Supported
Selectors
Supported
WebSocket
Supported
Web Workers
Supported
Viewport
Not Supported
Indexed DB
Not Supported
Geolocation
Not Supported
W3C Widget
Not Supported
The following HTTP protocols are supported
•HTTP Authentication
oBasic
oDigest
•JavaScript dialogs
oAlert
oPrompt
oConfirm
Note that
•file dialog is not supported
•Accept-Language field holds main language as the first priority and English as the second.
The HTML5 Application

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Supported URL Schemes include
•http
•https
•data
Supported SSL/TLS CA Certificates
The Root CA certificates listed below are held in the system for SSL server verification. These support
external server authentication.
•AddTrust External CA Root
•COMODO Certification Authority
•DigiCert Global Root CA
•DigiCert High Assurance EV Root CA
•Entrust.net Certification Authority (2048)
•Entrust.net Secure Server Certification Authority
•Entrust Root Certification Authority
•Equifax Secure Certificate Authority
•GeoTrust Primary Certification Authority
•GlobalSign Root CA
•GlobalSign Root CA – R2
•GTE CyberTrust Global Root
•SCEI DNAS Root 01
•SCEI DNAS Root 02
•SCEI DNAS Root 03
•SCEI DNAS Root 04
•SCEI DNAS Root 05
•Thawte Premium Server CA
•Thawte Primary Root CA
•Thawte Server CA
•ValiCert Class 2 Policy Validation Authority
•Verisign Class 3 Public Primary Certification Authority
•VeriSign Class 3 Public Primary Certification Authority – G5

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The FWD 47W802A and FWD 55W802A support <audio> and <video> tags defined in [HTML5].
Note that there are maximum widths and height attributes and that the type attribute is required in the
source element.
Below is an example
<video width=”960” height=”540”>
<source src=http://XXXXXXX.com/video.mp4 type=”video/mp4”/>
</video>
Supported Video Formats
Protocol
Container
Video
Audio
Manifest
MIME Type
HTTP(S)
MP4
AVC
AAC-LC/HE-
AAC
-
video/mp4
HTTP(S)
MPEG2 TS
AVC/MPEG2
AAC-LC/HE-
AAC/MP1L2
-
video/m2ts
HLS/HTTP(S)
MPEG2 TS
AVC/MPEG2
AAC-LC/HE-
AAC/MP1L2
M3U8
application/vnd.apple.mpegurl
MSSS/HTTP(S)
MP4
AVC
AAC-LC/HE-
AAC
M3U8
application/vnd.ms-sstr+xml
Supported Audio Formats
Protocol
Container
Audio
MIME type
HTTP(S)
MP4
AAC-LC/HE-AAC
audio/aac
HTTP(S)
MP3
MP3
audio/mp3
Supported Codecs
Codec
Supported Specification
MPEG4 part 10 (AVC/H.264)
BP@L3, MP@L4, HP@L4
AAC-LC
32k, 44.1k, 48k / 384kbps (max) / up to 5.1 ch
HE-AAC
32k, 44.1k, 48k, / (ISO/IEC 14496-3 compliant /
profile level3) / up to 2ch
Supported Media Elements

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To embed a running video image from an external TV input or video from the TV tuner into the htlm
page, it is required to set the width and height attributes
An example would be:
<object type=”application/x-decimated-video” width=”960” height=”540”/>
Channels can be changed using the remote control as well as changes to the input source.
•The engine of the TV can only handle one video source, so there are some limitations
oIf the page contains two or more broadcast video objects, then only the first one will be
displayed
oIf the page contains a broadcast video image and a video or audio element, then the
broadcast window will just be a black square instead of a moving picture.
Inserting
Broadcast Video

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It is possible to substitute the LAN input with a USB storage device. By configuring the USB storage, the
content can be plugged into the display with just power as a connection.
The TV can use several types of applications including html, image, css, and js files.
To do this;
•The USB device must be formatted as FAT32
•A Manifest must be included on the USB and stored using the path
o/sony/apps/webapps/<application_folders>/app/manifest.json
oThe manifest includes application information
Application ID
Title
Splash Image
Initial URL
The manifest file must be named “manifest.json”
oBelow is an example of a manifest
Operation from
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oAnd must contain an autorun.txt file stored as
/sony/autorun.txt
oThe autorun.txt file must contain a UUID to identify which application stored in the
webapps folder should be launched
“uuid”: “com.example.app.myapp”
oAny directory name can be used and you can store more than one application in the
webapps folder.
oApplications are stored under the file path:
/sony/apps/webapps/<application_folders>/app/doc
oA application index can be displayed at power on using a local host path
file://localhost/doc