SWEDX SDST43K8-01 User manual

User’s Guide
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SWSB32K8
Your Digital Signage Partner

Digital Signage Screens
SWEDX Lamina
SWEDX Signo
SWEDX offers a wide
range of LED-TVs and
digital signage products
and its accessories. For
more information please
visit
www.swedx.com
SWEDX Sandwich Board
SWEDX Matrix Video Walls

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Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
INDEX Page
Introduction 4
Safety precaution 4
Basic operation 5
Contents 6
Inputs 6
SWL/SWLT specific information 7
Remote Control For SDS/SWL/SWLT 8
Remote control buttons (FR5) 9
Remote control buttons (FR-IR) 10
Main Operations 11
Volume Control 11
OSD Menu Operations 11
OSD Menu Structure 11
Picture Menu 12
Sound Menu 13
Time Menu 14
Settings Menu 15
Media Player 1/2 17
Supported Formats and Codes 18
Matrix Video Wall Information 19
Troubleshooting 21
Warranty and Service 22
How to get service 23
Limitation of liability 23

Introduction
Thank you for choosing SWEDX Digital Signage
products. Please read this manual thoroughly
before operating the product. Make sure the
display was not damaged in transit. Should the
product be damaged, please contact your dealer
and do not install it. Check that you have all the
accessories according to the model.
Safety precaution
• Do not place the product on unstable places,
from which it may fell off
• Do not expose the product to extreme
temperature and humid environment
• Avoid subjecting the product to direct sunlit or
other heat sources
• Do not put the product into any liquid
• Do not put anything inside the product, or
place water container on top of the it
• In thunder rainy days (especially with
lightening), please unplug the power and
antenna cables
• Do not step on the power cable, or tangle
them together
• Avoid overload of the exterior electric outlet
to prevent fire hazard of electric shock
• Clean the product with dry and soft fabric
• lf your product is broken, do not repair it by
yourself, but contact the maintenance
personnel
• lf the remote control is left unused for a
longtime, please take the batteries out and
store them in dry places
• Avoid dropping the remote control
• lf the product is installed for exhibition
purpose, please do not place the overheated
part on the ground or carpet to prevent
accident
• The apparatus shall not be exposed to
dripping or splashing and that no object filled
with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed
on the apparatus
• Where the MAINS plug or an appliance
coupler is used as a disconnect device, the
disconnect device shall remain readily
operable
• Battery shall not be exposed to excessive
heat such as sunshine, fire or the like
• Excessive sound pressure from earphones
and headphone can cause hearing loss
Please install the product at proper position, such
as wall or ceiling. Please install it under the
guidance of professional staff.
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
2. This device must accept any interference
received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation
Please disconnect the power cord if this
equipment will not be used for a long time.
Precautions When Displaying a Still Image
A still image may cause permanent damage to
the screen
• Do not display a still image on the screen for
more than 2 hours as it can cause screen
image retention. This image retention is also
known as "screen burn". To avoid such image
retention, reduce the degree of brightness
and contrast of the screen when displaying a
still image
• Watching the screen in 4:3 format for a long
period of time may leave traces of borders
displayed on the left, right and center of the
screen caused by the difference of light
emission on the screen. Playing a DVD or a
game console may cause a similar effect to
the screen. Damages caused by the above
effect are not covered by the Warranty.
• Displaying still images from Video games and
PC for longer than a certain period of time
may produce partial after-images. To prevent
this effect, reduce the ‘brightness’ and
‘contrast’ when displaying still images
WARNING
To prevent the spread of fire, keep candles or
other open flames away from this product at
all times
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Basic operation
• Use AC 100-240V 50~60 Hz power outlet for
the product power supply
• lf the screen of the product is not on, please
press the power button on the remote control
or on the product
• lf you want to shut off the product temporary,
please press the power button on the remote
control or on the product
• lf you want to shut off the product completely,
please disconnect the power cable
• In Component and AV modes the product
will shut off if there is no signal input for 30
minutes
• ln PC-RGB and HDMI modes the product will
enter idle state if there is no signal input after
30 seconds
• ln Media Player 1/2 modes the product will
remain On if there is no signal input
• The setting and tuning of picture and sound
will be saved when the product is shut off,
which will be working in the pre-shut off state
when the product is turned on again
• lf PC signal source is used, please first set
the resolution of the PC display card as the
following modes:
For HDMI 1/2/3 (3840x2160 @ 60Hz)
For PC (1920 x 1080 @ 60Hz)
• lf there is progressive output of the signal
used by the user, signal source with
progressive output is recommended
Preparation
• Put the product on a stable surface
• Do not fix the product with others fixations than
those provided or suggested by the
manufacturer
• If you have a wall mount, check that it is
steady.
• Do not place any material on the product.
• Do not block or cover the ventilation
openings on the product
• The product must be plugged with a tension
source of 110-240 volts and 50~60 Hz
• Power cord and cables must be properly
routed and protected to prevent from
stepping on them
• Keep the power cord away from any heat
source. Possible fire hazard
Heating sources and humidity
• Keep the product dry and away from humidity
• Keep the product away from heat sources
Cleaning and maintenance
• Unplug the product before cleaning it. Do not
use solvents or liquids to clean the product
• Only clean the product with a soft and dry
fabric
• In case of troubleshooting, do not use spare
parts other than those suggested by the
manufacturer. Using inadequate spare parts
can lead to electric shocks, short-circuits fire
WARNING:
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC
SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPARATUS
TO RAIN OR MOISTURE
WARNING
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION:
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT
REMOVE COVER(OR BACK). REFER SERVICING TO
QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL
or others incidents. Please contact a
technical authorized by SWEDX
Departure in holidays
• Unplug the product during lightning storms or
when unused for long periods of time
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Contents
Included items:
2 x AAA Battery
Notice! / Information
Notice AC Cable
LED Screen
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AAA AAA
Remote Control
CAUTION
Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly
replaced. Replace only with the same or
equivalent type
AAA Battery
AAA
CAUTION
The batteries shall not be exposed to
excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like
AAA Battery
AAA
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4. AV
Input for AV (Audio/Video) sources
5. IR*
Input for external infrared receiver. See Matrix
function
6. RS232 OUT*
Output for RS232 signal. See Matrix function
6. RS232 IN*
Input for RS232 signal. See Matrix function
8. LED
LED indicator for power status
9. On/OFF
Key to power the product On/Off
10. Remote Pairing
Key to pair the remote control with the product
11. POWER INPUT
Input for 100-240 V power 50~60Hz
12. MEDIA PLAYER 1
Input for USB Media Player 1/Firmware
upgrade
13. MEDIA PLAYER 2
Input for USB Media Player 2
14. HDMI1
Input for HDMI1 (Ver. 2.0). Supports maximum
resolution 3840x2160 @ 60 Hz
15. HDMI2
Input for HDMI2 (Ver. 2.0). Supports maximum
resolution 3840x2160 @ 60 Hz
16. HDMI3
Input for HDMI3 (Ver. 2.0). Supports maximum
resolution 3840x2160 @ 60 Hz.
17. COAXIAL
Output for digital audio signal (Coaxial)
* Inputs 5, 6 and 7 are available only in MX/UMX
series
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COMPONENT
POWER INPUT
AC 100-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz
AV
DS-K8-UHD-2
PC
PC
AUDIO RS232 INRS232 OUT
IR LED ON/OFF
2.4GHz
REMOTE
PAIRING
COAXIAL
DS-K8-UHD-1
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USB MEDIA PLAYER
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HDMI
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Inputs
1. PC
Input for PC (VGA) sources
2. PC AUDIO
Input for PC audio when PC (Personal
Computer) is connected
3. COMPONENT
Input for Component (YPBPR) sources.
Supports maximum resolution 1080p @ 60 Hz
*Component/YPBPR and AV shares the same
audio input
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IR Cable*
*MX/UMX only

SWL/SWLT specific information
The SWL/SWLT series are equipped with
external inputs to provide easy access.
The external inputs are
USB external input. It can be connected to Media
Player 1 or 2. It can also be connected to a
media player such as Mini PC or Android box
Rj45 input. It could be connected to a Mini PC or
Android box to access the network in case WiFi
is not available or LAN connection is preferred.
The SWL/SWLT series are also equipped with
cooling fans. The fans can be controller in the
OSD menu.
The SWLT (Touch) series are equipped with a
Touch overlay. The connection interface is USB
2.0. The Touch USB cable must be connected to
a media player such as Mini PC or Android box
etc which supports touch function.
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SWL/SWLT Contents
Included items for SWL/SWLT series:
2 x AAA Battery
Notice! / Information
Notice AC Cable
Lamina with Base
AAA AAA
Remote Control Screws+Tool
Lamina base assembly instructions

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
Remote Control for SDS/SWL/SWLT-series
(FR5)
The remote control is based on both 2.4 GHz and
Infrared.
The remote control is equipped with LED
indicators. The RED indicator states that the
remote is in Infrared mode and the BLUE
indicator is for 2.4 GHz mode. Recent products
from SWEDX uses 2.4 GHz receivers.
The 2.4 GHz technology allows the remote to
control the TV without targeting it because the
receiver is built inside the product. Each SWEDX
product has a pre-configured remote control
meaning that if you have several SWEDX produts
then the remote control for one of the products
will function only with that particular product and
not with the other products.
To switch between Infrared and 2.4 GHz mode
press and hold the buttons for 5 seconds. The
Red LED will flash 3 times and switch from the
current mode to the other one.
To pair the remote with the product follow the
steps below
1. Disconnect the product from power outlet
2. Make sure that the remote is in 2.4 GHz
mode
3. Make sure that the USB Remote
Receiver is inserted in the screen
4. Press and hold the buttons 0 and OK on
the remote control simultaneously for
about 5 seconds. The BLUE LED will
flash 5 times indicating that the remote is
now in pairing mode with the product
5. Connect the product to power. The
remote will pair auto,atically and the
BLUE LED light will stop flashing
A On/Off key is also available in recent SWEDX
products.
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COPMONENT
POWER INPUT
AC 100-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz
AV
DS-K8-UHD-2
PC
PC
AUDIO RS232 INRS232 OUT
IR LED ON/OFF
The remote control “FR5” is included in
the SDS-series (digital signage screens).
For the MX/UMX-series the included
remote control is model “FR” (see page 9)
ON/OFF
REMOTE
RECEIVER
REMOTE
RECEIVER

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1. On/Off button
2. Shortcut to HDMI1,2,3
3. Number buttons for
direct channel access
4. Display additional
information
5. Volume increase
6. Volume decrease
7. Picture freeze
8. RED
9. GREEN
10. Not applicable for this
product
11. Navigation button UP
12. Navigation/adjust button
LEFT
13. Navigation button
DOWN
14. Menu display. In OSD
sub-menu press to
access previous menu
15. Not applicable for this
product
16. Shortcut to Media Player
1,2
17. Aspect Ratio toggling
18. Start/Pause play
19. Stop play
20. Fast backward
21. Previous Title
22. Not applicable for this
product
23. Mute the built-in
speakers
24. Available sources
selection
25. Not applicable for this
product
26. Not applicable for this
product
27. Not applicable for this
product
28. Not applicable for this
product
29. Enter sleep mode in
certain chosen time
30. Blue
31. Yellow
32. Not applicable for this
product
33. Not applicable for this
product
34. Confirm/activate button
35. Navigation/adjust button
RIGHT
36. Exit the OSD
37. Not applicable for this
product
38. Shortcut to AV
39. Not applicable for this
product
40. Fast forward
41. Next Title
42. Not applicable for this
product
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Model: FR5
Remote control buttons (FR5)

Model: FR
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1. On/Off button
2. Shortcut to HDMI1,2,3
3. Number buttons for
direct channel access
4. Display additional
information
5. Volume increase
6. Volume decrease
7. Picture freeze
8. RED
9. GREEN
10. Not applicable for this
product
11. Navigation button UP
12. Navigation/adjust button
LEFT
13. Navigation button
DOWN
14. Menu display. In OSD
sub-menu press to
access previous menu
15. Not applicable for this
product
16. Shortcut to Media Player
1,2
17. Aspect Ratio toggling
18. Start/Pause play
19. Stop play
20. Fast backward
21. Previous Title
22. Not applicable for this
product
23. Mute the built-in
speakers
24. Available sources
selection
25. Not applicable for this
product
26. Not applicable for this
product
27. Not applicable for this
product
28. Not applicable for this
product
29. Enter sleep mode in
certain chosen time
30. Blue
31. Yellow
32. Not applicable for this
product
33. Not applicable for this
product
34. Confirm/activate button
35. Navigation/adjust button
RIGHT
36. Exit the OSD
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Model: FR-IR
Remote control buttons (FR-IR)
37. Not applicable for this
product
38. Shortcut to AV
39. Not applicable for this
product
40. Fast forward
41. Next Title
42. Not applicable for this
product
The remote control “FR-IR” is included in the UMX/MX-
series (Matrix video wall screens). For the SDS-series
the included remote control is model “FR5” (see page 7)
In order to control the UMX/MX screens with the “FR”
remote control an external Infrared receiver must be
connected to the screens IR input (see page 6 input No.
5)

Main Operations
Turning On And Off
The product turns on automatically when it
is connected to power. When the product
is in Stand-by mode press POWER on the
remote control or the On/Off button on the
control buttons. The product will turn on and will
be ready to be used.
Select Source
Press SOURCE on the remote
control. The source list menu will
appear. Navigate the list with
Up/Down on the remote control to
select the source and confirm by
pressing OK.
Volume Control
Press VOL+ / VOL- on the remote control
to adjust the volume level.
Press the MUTE on the remote control to
mute the sound.
sub-menu.
• Use UP & DOWN buttons to navigate in the
OSD Menu.
• Press EXIT button to exit the OSD Menu.
OSD Menu Structure
• OSD (On Screen Display) allows users to
control or adjust various features and settings
in accordance with desired preferences.
• Press the MENU button on the remote control
to see the main OSD menu.
OSD Menu Operation:
• Main Menu: Press MENU on the remote
control to enter the main OSD menu.
First, choose Main menu item you need with
the buttons ◄ & ►.
To select a Main menu items, just press OK.
• Sub Menu: Each menu item has its own sub
menu items to set.
• Sub Menu items:
A: If there is no value to adjust it means there
is a sub menu which you can access by
pressing OK and modify the menu values.
B: If there is no ► part, the item has
adjustable values. Use ◄ & ► to adjust the
values.
C: If the sub-menu item is grey colored, it
means this item is not available in the
particular mode.
OSD Menu Operation
• Press MENU on the remote control to
access the OSD Menu. Pressing the
same button again will move you
backward in the OSD structure.
• Press OK button to
confirm/select.
• Use LEFT & RIGHT buttons to navigate or
change the parameters of the current
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Input Source
COMPONENT
PC-RGB
HDMI1
HDMI2
HDMI3
AV
MEDIA PLAYER 1
MEDIA PLAYER 2
OK
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Picture Mode
Contrast
Brightness
Color
Tint
Sharpenss
Aspect Ratio
Select Move Return
MENU
Standard
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PointToPoint
Picture Menu
Audio Menu
Media Player Menu
Settings Menu
Time Menu

which means if the signal resolution is lower than
3840x2160 then the picture will be shown
according to its original size.
Just Scan
Just Scan mode will display crispier picture with
scaling to fill the entire screen.
Noise Reduction
Choose to activate noise reduction. Available
options are Off, Low, Middle and High.
If the signal received by the input controller is
weak, you can activate the Noise Reduction
feature to help reduce any static and ghosting
that may appear on the screen.
Color Temperature
Choose between predefined settings User,
Warm, Medium and Cold). In User mode you can
adjust the Red, Green and Blue color
temperature.
Screen (only in PC mode)
When the TV is in PC-Mode additional settings
are available for PC-Setup.
H-Offset: Adjust the PC’s screen positioning
horizontally
V-Offset: Adjust the PC’s screen positioning
vertically
Size: Adjust the screen size
Phase: Adjust the signal phase
Local Dimming
Local dimming is a feature that dims the backlight
behind parts of the screen that are displaying
black. This makes blacks appear deeper and
darker on those parts of the screen, which can be
a big bonus when watching video with darker
scenes.
Backlight
Adjust the backlight intensity.
Picture
Use the Picture menu to adjust the picture
settings to meet your requirements:
Picture mode
Standard: Suitable for a normal room
Mild: Suitable for a dark room
User: In User mode you can adjust the Contrast,
Brightness, Color, Sharpness to meet your
requirements
Dynamic: Suitable for a bright room
Aspect Ratio
Set the various picture options such as picture
size and aspect ratio.
Depending on the input source, the picture size
options may vary.
The connected device to the controller may have
its own set of screen sizes as well. However, it is
highly recommended to use PointToPoint / Just
Scan mode.
Auto
Automatically adjusts the picture size to the
signal
Zoom1&2
Magnifies the picture size.
4:3
Sets the picture to basic (4:3) mode.
Do not watch in 4:3 format for a long time. Traces
of borders displayed on the left, right and center
of the screen may cause image retention (screen
burn) which are not covered by the warranty.
PointToPoint
Displays the signal without any cut-off when
HDMI (720p / 1080i / 1080p / 2160p) signals. The
PointToPoint mode will display without scaling
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Picture Mode
Contrast
Brightness
Color
Tint
Sharpenss
Aspect Ratio
Select Move Return
MENU
Standard
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PointToPoint
Noise Reduction
Color Temperature
Red
Green
Blue
Local Dimming
Backlight
Select Move Return
MENU
Middle
Medium
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Off

Sound
Use the Sound menu to adjust the sound settings
to meet desired requirements:
Sound Mode
Choose between predefined settings:
Standard: Suitable for normal programs
Music: Suitable for music program
Movie: Suitable for movies
Sports: Suitable for sport programs
User: In User mode you can adjust the Treble
and Bass to meet desired requirements.
Balance
Adjust the sound output balance between left and
right speaker.
Surround Sound
In TrueSurround or SRS TrueSurrond mode the
screen delivers a compelling, virtual surround
sound experience through the internal television
speakers. It is fully compatible with all
multichannel formats.
SPDIF Mode
Choose the output mode for the SPDIF signal.
Choose between Auto or PCM.
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Sound Mode
Treble
Bass
Balance
Surround Sound
SPDIF Mode
Select Move Return
MENU
Standard
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50
0
Off
PCM

Time
Clock
Use the Time menu to set the date and time for
the product. The date and time are important for
usage of the timer function.
Set the date and time under the Clock option by
choosing the clock option and pressing the ►
button. Change the values to the correct time by
pressing the ◄ & ► buttons. Press Menu to exit
and save the new date and time settings.
Timer Mode
The product is equipped with advanced timer
settings. When activated, the timer settings
provide 3 modes for the timer function. Only one
mode can be activated at time. Each mode has 5
timer sets (Time 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5). It is possible to
activate one or more time sets
Once: The product will turn on/off once according
to the defined On Time and Off Time.
Everyday: The product will turn on/off everyday
according to the On Time and Off Time. This
function is suitable of the product is used
everyday.
Customize: In customize mode you can define
the on/off time for Monday~Friday and/or
Saturday and/or Sunday.
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Clock
Timer Mode
Set Timer
Auto Sleep
Select Move Return
MENU
2016/01/Jan 10:05:18
Customize
Never
Clock
Date 01
Month Jan
Year 2016
Hour 10
Minute 20
Second 35
Exit
MENU
Timer
Mode:
On Time:
On Time:
Exit
MENU
Mon ~ Fri
Time 1
On
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00 : 00
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturdady
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Timer example:
Timer Mode: Customize
Mode: Mon~Fri
Time 1: ON
On Time: 08:00
Off Time: 13:00
Mode: Saturday
Time 1: ON
On Time: 10:00
Off Time: 13:00
Mode: Sunday
Time 1: ON
On Time: 11:00
Off Time: 13:00
Mode: Mon~Fri
Time 2: ON
On Time: 14:00
Off Time: 21:00
Mode: Saturday
Time 2: ON
On Time: 14:00
Off Time: 20:00
Mode: Sunday
Time 2: ON
On Time: 14:00
Off Time: 19:00
On Time On Time Off Time
Auto sleep
This function will put the product into Off mode in
given time. Choose between Never, 4, 6 or 8
hours.

Settings
OSD Language:
Choose the OSD language. Available languages
are English, Deutsch, Spanish, French, Italian,
German, Japanese, Swedish, Arabic, Simplified
Chinese.
Restore Factory Default
This function will restore the product to the
factory defaults and will erase any customized
settings.
Color Range
Choose the scope of the color range. Available
options
EDID Mode
This is an informative feature to display the HDMI
mode of the connected product to the HDMI
input. Available options are HDMI 1.4 or HDMI
2.0. Products with support for HDMI 2.0 are
recommended to take full advantage of the 4K
feature in Swedx product.
No Signal Screen
Change the background color of the display when
no signal is detected. Available options are black
or blue.
Activate Fans at °C
Activate the product’s ventilation/cooling fans (if
available) at the defined degree.
Fan Setting
Choose the setting for the product’s
ventilation/cooling fans (if available). Available
options are Off, low, medium, high. Choose low
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OSD Language
Restore Factory Default
Select Move Return
MENU
Standard
Color Range
EDID Mode
No Signal Screen Black
Auto
EDID 2.0
Activate Fans at °C
Select Move Return
MENU
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Fan Setting Off
Overheating Protection Off
OSD Mode Landscape
Matrix ID 1
No Signal Standby Off
MEMC(Requires Restart) On
or medium when the product is used in quite
environment and choose high when the
maximum cooling is desired due to the
environment.
Overheating Protection
When activated this function will turn off the
product in order to protect it from damages if it
reaches too high temperature. Available options
are Off, 80 or 85°C.
OSD Mode
Choose the orientation for the OSD menu.
Choose landscape for horizontal mode and
portrait for vertical mode.
Matrix ID
Set the screen’s ID when the product is used in
Matrix video wall configuration. See page19 for
details.
No Signal Standby
The product is equipped with Smart HDMI
function. When the product is in HDMI mode you
can activate the Smart HDMI function by setting
the No Signal Standby to On mode and the
product will go into sleep mode in 30 seconds if
no HDMI signal is detected. The product will
automatically wake up when the HDMI signal is
detected. This function is useful if you want to
control the product’s sleep/wake up mode by the
source connected to the HDMI inputs.
To deactivate the function set the No Signal
Standby to Off mode.

MEMC (Motion Estimation/Motion
Compensation)
Enhancement to compensate the difference
between the screens refresh rate and signal
frame rate. Active for smoother motion and
deactivate for shorter input lag.
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Select Move Return
MENU
Fan Setting Off
Overheating Protection Off
OSD Mode Landscape
Matrix ID 1
No Signal Standby Off
MEMC(Requires Restart) On

Media Player 1/2
This product is equipped with an advanced and
user friendly media player. The Media player can
display videos and images stored in a USB flash
drive connected to the Media Player 1 or 2
inputs. See next page for which formats and
codecs are supported.
Play Mode
In Play Mode you can choose between Automatic
or Program.
Automatic will display all files stored in the USB
flash drive connected automatically.
Program will allow to create a play list of
selected files stored in the USB flash drive.
To create a play list select all files by pressing
GREEN button on the remote or select the files to
be displayed by highlighting the file and pressing
OK button on the remote. When the file/files
is/are selected a check mark will appear beside
the file name. To save the play list press the
YELLOW button on the remote control.
To run the play list press the play button on the
remote or highlight the Start and press OK. To
stop running the play list press the STOP or EXIT
button on the remote.
To delete a file from the USB flash drive highlight
it and press the RED button on the remote.
Media Type
Available options are All, Video and Picture.
When the Play Mode is Automatic it allows to
choose between All, Video or Picture. When All
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is chosen the product will display automatically all
video and picture files stored in the USB flash
drive.
When Video is chosen the product will display
automatically only all video files stored in the
USB flash memory.
When Picture is chosen the product will display
automatically only all picture files stored in the
USB flash memory.
When the Play Mode is Program you can choose
to display in the play list either videos or pictures
that are stored in the USB flash drive.
Slide Time
Select the time duration for the picture to be
displayed before next picture is displayed. The
options are:
Seconds: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 45
Minutes: 1, 5, 10, 30
Hours: 1, 3, 12, 24
BG Music
Allows to play background music while displaying
pictures. See next page for supported audio files.
Picture Scaling
For picture where the aspect ratio is not 16:9
you can choose how the product will display the
picture. In Original mode the picture will be
displayed in full screen while keeping the
picture’s proportion. In Full Screen mode the
picture will be displayed to cover the whole
screen ignoring the picture’s proportion. See the
illustration below
Auto Play
Available options are On and Off. When the Auto
Play mode is On the product will start to display
the files automatically when the product is turned
on. When the Auto Play mode is Off the product
will show the content of the connect USB flash
drive when the product is turned on.
Repeat Mode
Allows to choose the repeat mode of the files.
Available options All, Once, Cancel.
All will repeat displaying the files continuously
Once will repeat displaying the files once
Cancel will not repeat displaying the files
Play Mode
Media Type
Slide Tiime
Picture Scaling
Auto Play
Repeat Mode
Select Move Return
MENU
Automatic
All
5 Sec
Original
On
Video
BG Music On
Select All
Start
Video01.mp4
Image01.jpg
Delete Save
Original Full Screen

Supported Formats and Codecs
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Format
Video Codec
Audio Codec
Resolution
Frame Rate
Mbit/s
Video
AVI
MJPEG
MP3, WMA,
AAC, MP2,
PCM
640x480
23,976~30≤
16Mbps
≤ 10Mbps
DIVX.311/DIVX4/DIVX5
720x576
≤ 10Mbps
XVID/MPEG-
2/MPEG4/H.264
1920x1080
≤ 20Mbps
MP4
MPEG-2/MPEG-4/H.264
TS
MPEG-2
≤ 40Mbps
TRP
MPG
MPEG-1/MPEG-2
≤ 20Mbps
NOV
MPEG-4/H.264
MKV
DAT
MPEG1
MP2
352X288
≤ 16Mbps
VOB
MPEG2
720x576
Format
Max resolution
Colors
Picture
BMP
1000 x 1000 pixels
16, 256, 16 bit, 24 bit och 32 bit.
JPEG
3840x2160 / Recommended resolution is 3840x2160 pixels
PNG
1000x1000 pixels
Audio
MP3
8K-48K. 32K+320K
WAV
32K-48KHz 32K-320Kbps
M4A,
AAC
16K-48K. 32K+192K
Information:
The Media Player inputs supports:
USB Flash Drive and Hard disks are supported. Supported formatting formats are, NTSF, FAT32,
FAT16. NTSF Compressed is not supported.
The files must be saved in the root folder. Folder structure is not supported.
Max 5000 files.

Matrix Video Wall Information
In matrix video wall screens the following items
are included (SMC = Swedx Matrix Kit)
HDMI splitter
HDMI cables
Network cables
Infrared remote receiver
RJ45 to RS232 adapter
RS232 to USB adapter
Matrix Video Wall Software Information
To configure the video wall screens to show 1:1
image/video on the entire video wall follow the
steps below
Download the LCDWall software from the link
below
https://www.swedx.se/download/lcdwall/lcd_w
all_k9_v5.00.rar
Extract the file and install it on Windows PC
If you face problem when you run the software
then run it in compatibility mode XP Sp2
Connect the RS232 to USB adapter to the PC’s
USB port
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Check the Com port number assigned by
Windows to the RS232 to USB adapter
Connect the RJ45 to RS232 adapter to the
RS232 to USB adapter
Connect the RJ45 cable to the RS232 to RJ45
adapter
Connect the RJ45 cable other end to the first
screen's RS232 IN
Assign the Matrix ID to each screen in the setting
menu (see page 15) using the remote control and
the infrared cable. The figure below illustrates
3x3 setup viewed from the front side
COMPONENT
POWER INPUT
AC 100-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz
AV
DS-K8-UHD-2
PC
PC
AUDIO RS232 INRS232 OUT
IR LED ON/OFF
2.4GH z
REMOTE
PAIRING
ID 1 ID 2 ID 3
ID 4 ID 5 ID 6
ID 7 ID 8 ID 9

Connect the RS232 OUT from the first screen to
the RS232 IN in the second screen and so on
according to the figure below
The figure above illustrate 3x3 setup but the
principal is the same for other setups
Distribute the HDMI signal to the screens using
the included HDMI splitters and cables according
to the figure below
Start the LCD Wall Software (the password is 1)
Choose Set screen in the System Menu
In the Set screen options set the following:
Serial: Set the COM-port number assigned in the
device manager
Row: Set the desired rows quantity
Col: Set the desired columns quantity
Unit Width: Input the screen’s width
Unit Height: Input the screen’s height
Vertical Split/Horizontal split: Adjust these values
to achieve desired GAP/BEZEL to be removed or
offset of the picture sent to the screens (or to
compensate the BEZEL)
NOTE: The screens indicate accepting the set
configuration by FLASHING (after you click on
the OK button). If the screens did not flash,
please use the Set Screen Menu to set the
configuration again.
Press OK to save the settings. The software will
ask for restart
After the software restarts select all screens,
choose Group and click on the HDMI input that
the screens are connected with
After pressing the HDMI input the screens will
show full picture on all screens together. If you
want to show single picture on each screen
choose Single and click the HDMI input
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