PD-5043 / PD-5055 / PD-5065 / PD-5075 / PD-5086 / PD-5098

SKU: 3070000000 / 3070000001 / 3070000002 / 3070000003 / 3070000004 / 3070000005

Status: July 2026, Firmware V 1.13.60

table of contents:

1. Precautions and safety instructions

• Please read this guide carefully before using the product and keep it scrupulous.
• Transport the display with at least two people.
• Place the display only on a stable, flat surface.
• If the device is brought from a cold to a warm environment, condensate can form inside. In such a case, the product should not be moved for a period of at least 24 hours before restarting, so that the condensate can dry in the air.
• No liquids or metallic objects must enter the product. If this is the case, unplug immediately and contact the service.
• Do not wipe with solvents such as gasoline, acids, alkalis, sharp or abrasive detergents, volatile oils and diluents, as these solvents can damage the product.
• Do not apply force when wipering the display, as this can scratch the display.
• Do not operate the display in direct sunlight.
• The ventilation openings must not be concealed.
• It is enclosed with a 3-pin power cable. Before installing, make sure that the grounding connector of the socket is properly grounded. Do not lay the power cable in passageways so that no people step on it; also keep it away from the areas where it could be squeezed.
• If the display is not in use for an extended period of time, turn it off and unplug the power plug.
• In case of unusual noises or smells, please turn it off immediately and unplug the power plug. Stop using it if necessary and contact the service.
• Do not try to open or disassemble this product, as this will expose you to dangerous tension or other risks.
• Avoid that static content, text or icons remain on the screen for too long, as this will lead to a "ghosting" on the screen.

1.1 Precautions for installation

• Two qualified fitters are required to install the wall mounting.
• For wall mounting, use a suitable holder and approved mounting material.
• Convince yourself before mounting that the wall is sufficiently load-bearing.
• Do not install the display lying down.

Minimum distances:

hint: For mounting, please refer to the instructions in the manual of the holder.

1.2 Assembly

Installation Direction:

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2. Accessories included

1x Remote Control	1x QuickStartGuide	2x AAA batteries
1x Power Cable	1x HDMI cable

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3. Housings & Connectors

3.1 Elements on the front of the case

Status LED, brightness sensor and IR receiver

3.2. Buttons on the bottom of the device, left

Choice of sources	Navigating the menu	Navigating the menu	volume Plus
volume Minus	menu open	On/Off (Standby)

hint:
A short press of the standby button turns the display dark. To put it in standby mode, you need to press and hold the button for at least 2 seconds.

3.3 Ports on the left side

network, for remote control of the display	USB-C (Support video/audio and loading)	USB-A, only for firmware updates	RS232 IN, for remote control of the display
RS232 OUT, for passing the control commands to another PD-50xx	Infrared Entrance, for connecting a remote IR receiver (accessory)	HDMI 2 input	HDMI 1 video input with ARC function, for audio output to compatible speakers, such as soundbars that support Audio Return Channel
DisplayPort Entrance	audio OUT, 3.5 mm stereo jack	audio IN, 3.5 mm Stereo Kinke (assigned to VGA)	VGA

3.4 Power connector on the right side, power button on the bottom right

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4. Functions of the interfaces

USB-C

The USB-C input accepts video and audio signals at a maximum of 3840×2160 at 60Hz and supports charging the connected device with up to 15 watts.

hint: The actual range of functions depends on the connected device and the quality of the cables. Even high-quality copper cables usually only work up to a length of 2 m, for longer distances we recommend the use of Hybrid Cables (AOC).

HDMI inputs

The maximum supported resolution is 4K@60Hz 4:4:4 or 3840×2160 at 60Hz.

hint:
The maximum transfer rate depends on the quality and length of the HDMI cable, among other things. We recommend the use of high-quality cables and the absence of plug connections.

DisplayPort

The maximum supported resolution is 4K@60Hz 4:4:4 or 3840×2160 at 60Hz

hint:
The maximum supported resolution is 4K@60Hz. The maximum transmission rate depends, among other things, on the quality and length of the cable. We recommend the use of high-quality cables.

Analog Audio

hint: At the audio outputs, the sound signal is synchronous to the currently displayed video image.

RS232 port to control the display

hint: The RS232 commands can be found in section 10 of this user manual.

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5. Remote control

5.1 Buttons on the remote control

5.2 Notes on the use of the remote control

• The remote control works with infrared light.
• Point the remote control at the receiver. Objects that are between the remote control and the receiver may interfere with the function. Change the angle or use the remote control closer to the radio receiver.
• If the receiver is exposed to direct sunlight or strong light, it may cause the remote control to malfunction.
• Replace the batteries if they are low, otherwise this will reduce the range of the remote control.
• If the remote control is not used for an extended period of time or the batteries are dead, please remove them, as liquid leakage from the batteries may cause damage to the remote control.
• Do not use different battery types and do not use new batteries with already used ones. Always replace batteries in pairs.

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6. Choice of input source

The source selection can be made via the Source button on the remote control or the Source Selection button on the keypad at the bottom of the display.

To select the source, please use the navigation keys. Confirm the selection with the OK button on the remote control, or with the Source Selection button on the device.

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7. Settings

To open the Settings menu, press the Menu button on the remote control or on the keypad on the bottom of the display.

To navigate the menu, please use the following buttons:

Remote control:

• Up, down, left, right
• confirm
• back/leave

Keypad:

• high
• down
• Links
• Law
• confirm
• back/leave

7.1 Image Adjustment

• Image Modes

There are four predefined image modes available.

Activating the Individual option allows you to manually configure the parameters

• Image brightness
• Contrast
• Shade
• saturation
• sharpness
• Color Temperature Selection: Standard, Hot and Cold

• Advanced Image Modes

In the Aspect Ratio menu, a manual setting to 16:9 or 4:3 can be made. The factory default is 16:9, which is the native aspect ratio of the display.

The Dynamic Backlight option adjusts the image brightness to the content, e.g. the display brightness is reduced if the displayed content is rather dark.

hint:
Dynamic backlighting can only be activated when the brightness sensor and HDR mode are disabled.

The Overscan option can be enabled when the image is cropped at the edges.

The Noise Reduction option activates a blur.

Under gamma, an adjustment of the gamma curve can be made. You can choose between Off, 2.2 and 2.4.

The HDR mode option increases the dynamic range with appropriate signal input.

The ambient light sensor dynamically adjusts the brightness of the backlight to the ambient brightness.

Reset Video Settings – resets all individual video options settings to factory settings

7.2 Audio Settings

The "Built-in Speakers" option allows you to manually turn off the built-in speakers. If the Auto option is selected, the internal speakers are usually switched off as soon as an external speaker is detected.

7.3 System Settings

7.3.1 Language Setting

You can choose from the following languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Swedish and Hungarian

7.3.2 OSD Transparency

Here you can set the transparency of the menu between 0% (Off) and 75%.

7.3.3 Automatic Source Switching

If this option is activated, the display will automatically switch when a new device is connected. In case of signal loss, the display switches to the next available source.

hint:
Enable this "Fail-Over" feature if you want to prevent the display from showing "no signal" because the primary source has failed.

7.3.4 Digital Screen Protector

Protects the display from burn-in effects during the long-term display of static content by adjusting the gamma curve. The options are Off, 5, 10, 15 and 20 minutes.

7.3.5 Rotate Screen

Rotates the menu by 0°, 90°, 180°, 270°, e.g. when the display is mounted upright.

hint:
The image signal must be played from the source, e.g. a PC, rotated accordingly.

7.3.6 HDMI Settings

hint:
The HDMI settings can only be accessed if one of the two HDMI inputs is selected.

Using CEC , the display can control external devices via HDMI cable, or vice versa. A player can thus turn the display on and off without additional media control, e.g. or vice versa.

hint:
The specific functionality depends on the stored commands and their compatibility of the devices used.

In the EDID , resolution, refresh rate, color depth, etc. are defined.
You can choose from:
EDID 1.4 = 3840×2160 @ 30 Hz (10.2 Gbps)
EDID 2.0 = 3840×2160 @ 60 Hz (18 Gbps)

hint:
If stable image transmission is not possible with the EDID setting 4K60, for example because the cable is of inferior quality or too long, it can help to change the EDID configuration to 4K30, the Significantly reduces the demands on the signal chain without noticeably influencing the image quality.

7.3.7 VGA Settings

hint:
The VGA settings can only be accessed when the VGA input is selected.

The "Automatically Adjust" option tries to display the VGA signal optimally on the display, otherwise horizontal and vertical position as well as clock and phase can be adjusted manually.

7.4 Power Adjustment

7.4.1 Wake on LAN

The display can be switched on via Wake on LAN command via network command.
The MAC address can be found here in the settings menu -> About -> network settings.

hint:
Wake-on-LAN only works if the display is connected via LAN cable and is in stand-by mode. The MAC address of the LAN port is required for control.

7.4.2 Stand-by without signal

Here you can set whether and if so, with what delay the display will be switched off if no input signal is available. You can choose from: Off / 5 / 15 / 30 minutes.

7.4.3 Time Settings

Here you can set the day of the week and the time.
If the display is connected to the Internet via network cable, the "Automatically from the time server" option can be activated.

hint:
A maximum of 8 plans can be stored at a time.

7.4.4 Scheduled Power On/Off

Here you configure the timed switching on and off of the display.
The display is automatically switched on or off from standby to define time.

7.5 Other Settings

7.5.1 Key Lock

Here you can lock the physical buttons on the device, so that operation without remote control or remote control is no longer possible.
You can choose between the options: Off / Lock stand-by button / Lock all buttons.

7.5.2 Lock Remote Control

Here you can block the use of the infrared remote control.

hint:
If both the control buttons and the infrared remote control are locked, the display can only be controlled via media control (RS232/IP command).

7.5.3 Power LED

Here you can turn off the status LED on the front of the display if the light is disturbing, for example in a video wall application.

7.5.4 Menu Display Time

Here you can set how long it takes for the onscreen menu to disappear automatically. You can choose from Off (never) / 5 / 10 / 20 / 30 seconds.

7.5.5 Picture in Picture (PiP)

The picture-in-picture function allows a second video signal to be displayed in a part of the display.
The window can be displayed either Top Left / Top Right / Bottom Left / Bottom Right in the size of 1/8 or 1/4.

Window 1 = Full Screen
Window 2 = partial image

With the Audio Source option, you decide from which source the sound is played.

7.5.6 Picture next to Picture (PBP)

If this option is activated, the screen will be split in half and two video sources will be displayed side by side.

Window 1 = Left
Window 2 = Right

With the Audio Source option, you decide from which source the sound is played.

hint:
Activating the PBP function changes the EDID information of the source and halves the horizontal resolution. This ensures that the content is displayed proportionally correctly.

7.5.7 RS232

With this option, you activate the controllability of the display via RS232 and network, see Chapter 9. By default, this option is disabled.

7.5.8 Temperature Monitoring

An integrated sensor permanently measures the operating temperature. If certain values are exceeded, a warning is first displayed on the display and finally the shutdown takes place.

When the temperature reaches 63°C and stays at this level for an hour, a warning is displayed.

If the temperature reaches 68°C for more than 10 minutes, a 180 second countdown is initiated and the display is switched off.

The feature is factory-enabled to protect the display from overheating.

hint:
Switching off the temperature control is at your own risk. If the display is damaged by overheating, this is not covered by the warranty.

7.6 About

7.6.1 Network Settings

Here you can turn the network interface (LAN) on and off.
If there is a DHCP server in the network, the option "Obtain IP address automatically" can be activated.
Otherwise, the network settings such as IP address, gateway, DNS must be entered manually.
Here you will also find the MAC address of the LAN interface.

7.6.2 Display Information

Here you will find the most important product information that is also required in the event of support.

• Device/model name
• Article
• Screen ID
• Active Source Resolution
• Serial number
• Firmware Version
• Current power consumption

7.6.3 Sources Information

Here you will find the most important information about the active input source.

7.6.4 Monitor ID

Here you define the ID of the screen. This is relevant if you want to control multiple displays via RS232 and connect the displays in a chain via the RS232 input and output.
The corresponding monitor ID must then be added to the RS232 command.

7.6.5 System Update

Allows you to install a new firmware version from the USB stick.

7.6.6 Restoring factory settings

In the event of an incorrect configuration, all settings made can be reset so that the configuration corresponds to the delivery state again.

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8. Technical Data

In the data sheet of the PD-50xx series you will find all relevant technical data.

Datasheet

Datasheet

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9. RS232/IP control commands

9.1 Introduction / Wiring

This section describes the hardware specification and the control protocol via RS232 and IP interface. In the following, all ECUs that can send or receive commands via RS232 and LAN protocol are referred to as "media control".

For the control via RS232 an adapter cable to RS232 to RJ45 with the following PIN assignment is required:

9.2 Description

RS232 Communication Settings

Baud Rate:	115200bps
Data bit:	8bits
Parity:	None
Stop bit:	1

Network Control

The network configuration can be found in chapter 7.6.1.

TCP Port:

42552

Protocol Frame

Byte	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
name	Head	ID1	ID0	Command type	Data type	Data2	Data1	Data0	CR
Hex	1 byte	1 byte	1 byte	1 byte	1 byte	1byte	1byte	1byte	1 byte

• 0 Head: Start byte, fixed frame header 0x6B
• 1 ID: Device ID, tens
• 2 ID: Device ID, ones
• 3 Command type: Command Type
  • 0x73 Set Command Type
  • 0x67 Get Command Type
  • 0x72 Return Command
• 4 Data type: Data type
• 5 Data: Command data
• 6 CR: End byte, fixed 0x0D

Return packet

Set Command

Byte	0	1	2	3	4
name	Head	ID1	ID0	DATA	CR
Hex	1 byte	1 byte	1 byte	1 byte	1 byte

• 3 DATA: Data bits returned by the SET command
  • 0x79: Setup successful
  • 0x6E: Setup failed

Get Command

Byte	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
name	Head	ID1	ID0	Command type	Data type	Data2	Data1	Data0	CR
Hex	1 byte	1 byte	1 byte	1 byte	1 byte	1byte	1byte	1byte	1 byte

For Example

set command:	Set the image Custom mode
Byte	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
name	Head	ID1	ID0	Command type	Data Type	Data2	Data1	Data0	CR
Hex	0x6B	0x30	0x31	0x73	0xA1	0x30	0x30	0x30	0x0D

Return packet:	successful setting
Byte	0	1	2	3	4
name	Head	ID1	ID0	DATA	CR
Hex	0x6B	0x30	0x31	0x79	0x0D

get command:	Get the current image mode
Byte	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
name	Head	ID1	ID0	Command type	Data Type	Data2	Data1	Data0	CR
Hex	0x6B	0x30	0x31	0x67	0x2F	0x30	0x30	0x30	0x0D

Return packet:	Get successful, the current image mode is standard
Byte	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
name	Head	ID1	ID0	Command type	Data Type	Data2	Data1	Data0	CR
Hex	0x6B	0x30	0x31	0x72	0x2F	0x30	0x30	0x31	0x0D

9.3 Protocol

SET

RS232→PD-50xx

PD-50xx→ RS232

0x79:Success 0x6E:Failure

POWER

Power Off

6B 30 31 73 41 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Power On

6B 30 31 73 41 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Baud Rate:9600

Volume

volume down

6B 30 31 73 50 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

volume up

6B 30 31 73 50 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Mute

Mute Off

6B 30 31 73 51 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Mute On

6B 30 31 73 51 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Image Mode

Custom

6B 30 31 73 44 3X 3X 3X 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Brightness

6B 30 31 73 43 3X 3X 3X 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Contrast

6B 30 31 73 47 3X 3X 3X 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Hue

6B 30 31 73 46 3X 3X 3X 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Saturation

6B 30 31 73 45 3X 3X 3X 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Sharpness (Step size: 10)

Custom-Temperature

6B 30 31 73 48 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Standard

6B 30 31 73 48 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Cool

6B 30 31 73 48 30 30 32 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Warm

Custom

6B 30 31 73 A1 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Standard

6B 30 31 73 A1 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Soft

6B 30 31 73 A1 30 30 32 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Eye Protection

6B 30 31 73 A1 30 30 33 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Vivid

6B 30 31 73 A1 30 30 34 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Proportional mode

16：9

6B 30 31 73 A2 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

4：3

6B 30 31 73 A2 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Scanning

OFF

6B 30 31 73 A3 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

ON

6B 30 31 73 A3 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Image Noise Reduction

OFF

6B 30 31 73 A6 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

ON

6B 30 31 73 A6 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Gamma

OFF

6B 30 31 73 A7 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

2,2

6B 30 31 73 A7 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

2,4

6B 30 31 73 A7 30 30 32 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Auto Backlight

OFF

6B 30 31 73 A8 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

ON

6B 30 31 73 A8 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

DCR mode

OFF

6B 30 31 73 A4 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

ON

6B 30 31 73 A4 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

HDR mode

OFF

6B 30 31 73 A9 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

ON

6B 30 31 73 A9 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Reset Video Settings

6B 30 31 73 66 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Reset Audio Settings

6B 30 31 73 84 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Language

English

6B 30 31 73 4E 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

German

6B 30 31 73 4E 30 30 36 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Spanish

6B 30 31 73 4E 30 30 32 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

French

6B 30 31 73 4E 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Italian

6B 30 31 73 4E 30 31 33 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Dutch

6B 30 31 73 4E 30 30 37 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Polish

6B 30 31 73 4E 30 30 38 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Swedish

6B 30 31 73 4E 30 31 32 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Hungarian

6B 30 31 73 4E 30 32 33 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

OSD Transparency

OFF

6B 30 31 73 86 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

25%

6B 30 31 73 86 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

50%

6B 30 31 73 86 30 30 32 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

75%

6B 30 31 73 86 30 30 33 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Signal Source Auto Switching

OFF

6B 30 31 73 54 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

ON

6B 30 31 73 54 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Source Switching

OPS

6B 30 31 73 42 30 30 37 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

HDMI1

6B 30 31 73 42 30 31 34 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

HDMI2

6B 30 31 73 42 30 32 34 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

DP

6B 30 31 73 42 30 30 39 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

TYPE-C

6B 30 31 73 42 30 30 40 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

VGA

6B 30 31 73 42 30 30 36 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

FRT-HDMI

6B 30 31 73 42 30 30 34 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

FRT-TYPEC

6B 30 31 73 42 30 30 43 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Smart screen protection

OFF

6B 30 31 73 53 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

5min

6B 30 31 73 53 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Default On:5Min

10min

6B 30 31 73 53 30 30 32 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

15min

6B 30 31 73 53 30 30 33 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

20min

6B 30 31 73 53 30 30 34 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

CEC

OFF

6B 30 31 73 70 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

ON

6B 30 31 73 70 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

EDID

1080P 60HZ

6B 30 31 73 71 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

4K 30HZ

6B 30 31 73 71 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

4K 60HZ

6B 30 31 73 71 30 30 32 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Video Range

Car

6B 30 31 73 75 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Raw Signal

6B 30 31 73 75 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Expanded Signal

6B 30 31 73 75 30 30 32 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Auto Adjust

OFF

6B 30 31 73 C0 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

VGA Options

ON

6B 30 31 73 C0 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Horizontal position

H.Position

6B 30 31 73 C1 3X 3X 3X 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Vertical position

V.Position

6B 30 31 73 C2 3X 3X 3X 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Clock

Clock

6B 30 31 73 C3 3X 3X 3X 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Phase

Phase

6B 30 31 73 C4 3X 3X 3X 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Reset VGA Options

6B 30 31 73 C7 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Wake-on-LAN

OFF

6B 30 31 73 9E 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

When WOL is turned off and the device enters Low-power standby mode, the TCP function will be disabled. Manual power-on and TCP reconnection are required for normal Surgery.

ON

6B 30 31 73 9E 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

No signal standby

OFF

6B 30 31 73 88 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

5 minutes

6B 30 31 73 88 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

15 minutes

6B 30 31 73 88 30 30 32 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

30 mintues

6B 30 31 73 88 30 30 33 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Automatic time synchronization

OFF

6B 30 31 73 5E 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

ON

6B 30 31 73 5E 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Key lock

OFF

6B 30 31 73 52 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Lock Power KEY

6B 30 31 73 52 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

LockAll KEY

6B 30 31 73 52 30 30 32 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Remote lock

OFF

6B 30 31 73 56 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

ON

6B 30 31 73 56 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Power indicator light

OFF

6B 30 31 73 92 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

ON

6B 30 31 73 92 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

PIP

OFF

6B 30 31 73 93 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

ON

6B 30 31 73 93 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

PBP

OFF

6B 30 31 73 94 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

ON

6B 30 31 73 94 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Menu Display Time

OFF

6B 30 31 73 6C 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

5S

6B 30 31 73 6C 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

10S

6B 30 31 73 6C 30 30 32 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

20S

6B 30 31 73 6C 30 30 33 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

30S

6B 30 31 73 6C 30 30 34 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Temperature Control Switch

OFF

6B 30 31 73 96 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

ON

6B 30 31 73 96 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Restore factory settings

6B 30 31 73 5A 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Network Module (DHCP Off)

IP Address

6B 30 31 73 77 C0 2E A8 2E 10 2E A1 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

e.g.192.168.16.160

DNS

6B 30 31 73 DC 08 2E 08 2E 08 2E 08 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

e.g.8.8.8.8

Default Gateway

6B 30 31 73 79 C0 2E A8 2E 10 2E FE 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

e.g.192.168.16.254

Subnet Mask

6B 30 31 73 7A FF 2E FF 2E FF 2E 00 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

e.g.255.255.255.0

DHCP

OFF

6B 30 31 73 D6 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

ON

6B 30 31 73 D6 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

Ethernet Switch

OFF

6B 30 31 73 D7 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

ON

6B 30 31 73 D7 30 30 31 0D

6B 30 31 XX 0D

GET

RS232→MT9800

MT9800→RS232

Power Status

6B 30 31 67 69 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 69 30 30 3X 0D

0:Power Off 1:Power On

Volume

6B 30 31 67 2E 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 2E 3X 3X 3X 0D

Mute

6B 30 31 67 67 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 67 30 30 3X 0D

0:Mute Off 1:Mute On

Image Mode

6B 30 31 67 62 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 62 3X 3X 3X 0D

Brightness

6B 30 31 67 61 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 61 3X 3X 3X 0D

Contrast

6B 30 31 67 47 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 47 3X 3X 3X 0D

Hue

6B 30 31 67 64 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 64 3X 3X 3X 0D

Saturation

6B 30 31 67 63 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 63 3X 3X 3X 0D

Sharpness

6B 30 31 67 48 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 48 30 30 3X 0D

Custom-Temperature 0:Standard 1:Cool 2:Warm

6B 30 31 67 2F 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 2F 30 30 3X 0D

Image Mode 0:Custom 1:Standard 2:Soft 3:Eye Protection 4:Vivid

Proportional mode

6B 30 31 67 30 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 30 30 30 3X 0D

0：16:9 1：4:3

Scanning

6B 30 31 67 31 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 31 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1:On

Image Noise Reduction

6B 30 31 67 32 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 32 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1:On

Gamma

6B 30 31 67 33 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 33 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1：2.2 2：2.4

Auto Backlight

6B 30 31 67 34 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 34 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1:On

DCR mode

6B 30 31 67 4C 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 4C 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1:On

HDR mode

6B 30 31 67 35 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 35 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1:On

Language

6B 30 31 67 36 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 36 30 3X 3X 0D

0:English 1:French 2:Spanish 6:German 7:Dutch 8:Polish 12:Swedish 13:Italian 23:Hungarian

OSD Transparency

6B 30 31 67 37 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 37 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1：25% 2：50% 3：75%

Signal Source Auto Switching

6B 30 31 67 50 30 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 50 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1:On

Smart screen protection

6B 30 31 67 53 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 53 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1:5min 2:10min 3:15min 4:20min

CEC

6B 30 31 67 70 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 70 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1:On

EDID

6B 30 31 67 71 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 71 30 30 3X 0D

0:1080P 60HZ 1:4K 30HZ 2:4K 60HZ

Video Range

6B 30 31 67 75 30 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 75 30 30 3X 0D

0:Car 1:Raw Signal 2:Expanded Signal

Auto Adjust

6B 30 31 67 38 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 38 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1:On

Horizontal position H.Position

6B 30 31 67 39 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 39 3X 3X 3X 0D

VGA horizontal position:0-100

Vertical position V.Position

6B 30 31 67 3A 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 3A 3X 3X 3X 0D

VGA Vertical Position:0-100

Clock

6B 30 31 67 3B 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 3B 3X 3X 3X 0D

VGA Clock:0-100

Phase

6B 30 31 67 3C 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 3C 3X 3X 3X 0D

VGA Phase:0-100

Wake-on-LAN

6B 30 31 67 3D 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 3D 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1:On

No signal standby

6B 30 31 67 3E 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 3E 30 30 3X 0D

0:OFF 1:5 minutes 2:15 minutes 3:30 mintues

Automatic time synchronization

6B 30 31 67 5E 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 5E 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1:On

Key lock

6B 30 31 67 6C 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 6C 30 30 3X 0D

0:OFF 1:Lock Power KEY 2:Lock All KEY

Remote lock

6B 30 31 67 6A 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 6A 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1:On

Power indicator light

6B 30 31 67 46 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 46 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1:On

PIP

6B 30 31 67 4A 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 4A 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1:On

PBP

6B 30 31 67 4B 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 4B 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1:On

Menu Display Time

6B 30 31 67 6B 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 6B 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1:5S 2:10S 3:20S 4:30S

Temperature Control Switch

6B 30 31 67 49 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 49 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1:On

Monitor Information

6B 30 31 67 72 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 72 XX... XX 0D

Device Name

6B 30 31 67 7D 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 7D XX... XX 0D

Screen resolution

6B 30 31 67 7E 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 7E XX... XX 0D

Serial Number

6B 30 31 67 7C 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 7C XX... XX 0D

Software Version Information

Source Information

6B 30 31 67 68 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 68 XX... XX 0D

Current Source OPS HDMI1 HDMI2 DP TYPEC VGA F_TYPEC F_HDMI

6B 30 31 67 40 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 40 XX... XX 0D

Current Resolution

6B 30 31 67 41 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 41 XX... XX 0D

Line Frequency

6B 30 31 67 42 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 42 XX... XX 0D

Field Frequency

6B 30 31 67 43 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 43 XX... XX 0D

Signal Color Gamut NO FORMAT RGB YUV422 YUV444 YUV420

Network Module (DHCP Off)

6B 30 31 67 77 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 77 XX... XX 0D

IP Address

6B 30 31 67 7B 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 7B XX... XX 0D

DNS

6B 30 31 67 79 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 79 XX... XX 0D

Default Gateway e.g.192.168.16.254

6B 30 31 67 7A 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 7A XX... XX 0D

Subnet Mask e.g.255.255.255.0

DHCP

6B 30 31 67 44 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 44 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1:On

Ethernet Switch

6B 30 31 67 45 30 30 30 30 0D

6B 30 31 72 45 30 30 3X 0D

0:Off 1:On

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10. CE Declaration

Here you can find the CE declaration.

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11. Typical sources of error

Please check the table below to help you determine the reason for the malfunction that occurred before making a service request.

If you are still unable to completely eliminate the fault according to the instructions in this manual, please contact the Service Center to perform product maintenance: support@kindermann.En

symptom	Possible cause	solution
The display does not start; no image is displayed	• Power plug loose • Faults in the power supply	Verify that the power cord is properly connected.
The images shown on the product are disturbed by dotted lines or stripes (with HDMI or DP signal)	Poor transmission quality	Shorten the cable length, reduce the number of connectors, or reduce the resolution or refresh rate. Alternatively, a signal repeater can help.
Remote control only works short distance or not at all	• The receiver of the display is blocked by another object • The battery of the remote control is low • The use of the remote control has been deactivated	• Remove the item before the recipient • Replace the batteries
OPS cannot be activated, no display.	OPS was not used properly	Re-insert the OPS. To do this, make the display powerless.

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12. Product Support

Please contact the retailer from whom you purchased the display first.
Alternatively, you can contact our support: Support Request – Kindermann GmbH

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13. Warranty conditions

The currently valid warranty conditions can be found here.

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Kindermann GmbH | Mainparkring 3 | D-97246 Eibelstadt | Email: info@kindermann.de | www.kindermann.COM