i3CONNECT ELM User Manual

This manual provides comprehensive information for the setup, operation, and maintenance of the i3CONNECT ELM interactive display.

Table of Contents

General Safety Precautions

Before using this product, read and understand this manual and accompanying guidelines. Keep this manual for future reference and for training future operators.

Placement and Environmental Conditions

  • The operating ambient temperature range is between 0°C and 40°C.
  • Do not place the product near a radiator, heater, or other heat source.
  • If the device is moved from a cold to a warm environment, unplug it for at least 2 hours to allow moisture to evaporate.
  • Do not expose the device to rain or very humid conditions.
  • Ensure the indoor climate is dry and cool. The permissible humidity range is between 10% RH and 90% RH.
  • Place the device in a well-ventilated area. Ensure adequate space for ventilation: 10 cm on the sides and bottom, and 20 cm above.

Environment

  • Dispose of batteries according to local regulations.

Other

  • Images and instructions are for indicative purposes; actual product may differ.

Unpacking

Two people are recommended for unpacking and subsequent installation.

  1. Remove plastic clips on 75" and 86" boxes.
  2. Remove straps. Lift the lid and remove protective material.
  3. Install all necessary hardware to hang the screen (refer to accessory manual).
  4. Keep packaging for future use.

Handling

The screen is large and heavy. The 65" and 75" models require two people for handling. The 86" model is recommended for three people.

Product Identification

The product label with full specifications and serial number is located on the back of the display. A duplicate serial number is provided for easy reference during wall installation.

Installation Preparation

A mounting bracket or cart is not included, as various options are available:

  • Wall-mounted, height-adjustable, mobile, or a combination.
  • Consult i3-CONNECT.com for options.
  • Refer to the installation manual of the chosen mount.
  • The screen has standardized VESA mounting points (M8 screws). Most mounts are compatible. Consider accessories like soundbars and cameras.
  • Refer to drawings in this chapter for specifications and positioning, which vary by size.

ELM 65 VESA Mounting Location

modelVESAPosition of the top mounting point from the TOP EDGE of the frameWeight without accessories
ELM 65600x400222 mm32kg

Diagram showing the ELM 65 dimensions and VESA mounting points.

ELM 75 VESA Mounting Location

modelVESAPosition of the top mounting point from the TOP EDGE of the frameWeight without accessories
ELM 75800x400201 mm44kg

Diagram showing the ELM 75 dimensions and VESA mounting points.

ELM 86 VESA Mounting Location

modelVESAPosition of the top mounting point from the TOP EDGE of the frameWeight without accessories
ELM 86800x600289 mm62kg

Diagram showing the ELM 86 dimensions and VESA mounting points.

Network Connection

Option 1: LAN Network

Connect the LAN cable to one of the two LAN ports on the bottom of the screen.

Option 2: WiFi Network

Insert the WiFi module into the slot on the bottom of the screen. It only fits one way: arrows pointing forward and up. Push it gently into place.

First Time Power On

When turning on the i3CONNECT display for the first time, the following menu pages will appear.

Turning the i3CONNECT Display On and Off

  1. Plug one side of the power cord into the AC power outlet and the other side into the wall socket.
  2. Switch on the Power Switch to turn the i3CONNECT interactive display on.
  3. The display is in standby mode. Wait for the power indicator light to turn on. Press the power button on the remote or the display to turn it on.
  4. Press the power button on the remote or the display to turn the display to standby mode.
  5. Switch off the Power Switch to cut off power completely.

NOTE: The i3CONNECT interactive display needs time to shut off correctly. Interrupting this process may prolong the next startup.

NOTE: If there is no active source, the display will go into standby mode after 3 minutes.

Connections

Ensure both the external device and the i3CONNECT display are turned off before connecting. Check cable plugs for correct type before connecting.

Initial Setup Screens

The initial setup includes selecting language, Wi-Fi connection, date and time, Google services, and setting a PIN.

Image: Initial setup screen showing language selection.

Image: Wi-Fi connection screen.

Image: Date and time settings screen.

Image: Google services setup screen.

Image: Set a PIN screen.

The next step applies the selected settings and may take some time.

Connectors and Controls

Front

Diagram showing the front of the display with numbered controls and ports.

XControlDescription
Motion SensorActivates standby mode when not in use.
1Multifunction buttonUser-defined preference action.
2On/Off buttonTurns the device on and off.
3Remote Control SensorReceives signals from the remote control.
4Ambient Light SensorAutomatic brightness adjustment.
5USB-C InputUSB 3.2 Gen 1x1. Connects tablet or laptop for audio, video, and touch control.
6HDMI InputConnects laptop or PC temporarily.
7Touch OutTouch control for external devices.
8USB 2.0Connects external storage devices.
9USB 2.0Connects external storage devices.

Right Side

Diagram showing the right side of the display with numbered connections.

NR.CONNECTION
1OPS Module Slot
2Touch out
3MicroSD Cardslot
4USB 3.0
5USB 3.0
6HDMI Out
7HDMI In 1
8HDMI In 2
9DisplayPort in
10USB-C In
11VGA In

Bottom

Diagram showing the bottom of the display with numbered connections.

NR.CONNECTION
1WiFi Module Slot
2AC In
3Power Switch
4RS-232C
5LAN 1/2
6SPDIF
7USB 2.0
8Audio Out
9Audio In

Connection Descriptions

CONNECTIONDESCRIPTION
Video out: HDMI & USB CConnect an external device with a HDMI cable or USB-C cable to output image and sound.
USB 3.0Connect a USB device for OPS or Android.
USB-CConnect an external device with a USB-C Cable. Supports USB 3.2 Gen 1x1 with built-in Touch Out.
Display port (DP) InConnect an external device with a DP cable.
HDMI InConnect an external device with a HDMI cable.
Touch outConnect an external device for touch control. NOTE: Windows is Plug&Play; Apple gestures may require a driver.
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth antennasTighten antennas in clockwise direction.
USB 2.0Connect a USB device for Android.
PC inConnect an external device with VGA cable and Mini Jack.
S/PDIF outputConnect a digital sound system to this SPDIF jack.
Headphone outConnect a headphone to this jack.
LANConnect an external network/router with a LAN cable.
RS-232CConnect a DB-9 cable for remote control, service, and other uses.
Analogue Audio inConnect an external analogue audio device with a Mini Jack cable.

Connection Disclaimer: The terms HDMI and HDMI High-Definition Multimedia Interface, and the HDMI Logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing Administrator, Inc. USB4®, USB Type-C® and USB-C® are registered trademarks of USB Implementers Forum. USB 2.0 Type-C™ is a trademark of USB Implementers Forum.

Front Pen Holders

The bottom edge of the screen has two recessed areas that magnetically hold a stylus.

Diagram showing the recessed areas for stylus.

Remote Control

Button Assignment

Diagram of the remote control with labels for each button's function.

  • Power Button: Switch the i3CONNECT interactive display power on or off.
  • Navigation Buttons (Up, Down, Left, Right): Use arrow buttons to navigate on-screen menus.
  • OK Button: Confirm or enter a sub-menu or toggle between options.
  • Input Source Button: Display or exit input source menu.
  • Menu Button: Display or exit the settings menu screen.
  • Home Button: Go to the home page of the i3CONNECT interactive display.
  • Volume Buttons: Adjust volume up or down.
  • Mute Button: Mute the sound.
  • Back Button: Return to the previous menu or exit the on-screen menu.

Remote Control Operation

  • Install the included batteries to operate the remote control.
  • Replace batteries when the remote responds slowly or not at all.
  • NOTE: Remove batteries if the remote will not be used for over a month.

Diagram showing battery installation for the remote control. Requires 2x AAA batteries. Ensure correct orientation. Use alkaline or rechargeable types. Slide the battery compartment cover down and off.

Setting up i3STUDIO

i3STUDIO is an intuitive interface for exploring the device's capabilities and managing settings. Refer to the online i3STUDIO manual for detailed information.

Setting up i3CONNECT STUDIO

Image: i3CONNECT STUDIO setup screen.

Firmware Update

Ensures you have the latest features and improvements.

Image: Firmware update screen.

Activate Optional Google EDLA

Get the best of both worlds with Google EDLA and i3CONNECT STUDIO.

Image: Google EDLA activation screen.

Set the Right Mode

Choose the best setup for your needs: Education or Business.

Image: Mode selection screen (Education/Business).

Device Name

Assign a unique and recognizable name to your device.

Image: Device naming screen.

Register Your Display

Register your display in Cortex for full functionality. Scan the QR code or visit the provided link and enter the security code.

Image: Display registration screen with QR code.

Terms of Use

Review and accept the terms of use.

Image: Terms of Use screen.

You're All Set

Your i3STUDIO experience is ready to begin. For help, visit the i3 Technologies YouTube channel.

Image: Setup completion screen.

i3STUDIO Launcher Start Page Interface

i3STUDIO is an intuitive interface to explore the device's features and settings. Refer to the online i3STUDIO manual for detailed information.

1. Clock and Date Widget: Displays the current time and date.

2. Status Bar:

  • A. i3CAIR Air Quality Widget: Requires optional i3CAIR sensor to monitor room air quality.
  • B. Display Name: The name assigned during setup.
  • C. WIFI Status: Name of the connected network.
  • D. i3ALLSYNC KEY: For wireless device connection.

3. Fly Out Menu: Access tools, settings, and alerts.

4. Fly-Out Menu Control: Show and hide the Fly Out menu.

5. Widget Tiles: Add and launch favorite applications with a single touch. Initial widgets may vary based on preset 'Education' or 'Business' modes.

  • E. Write: Use the screen as a flip-over or whiteboard.
  • F. Present: Share content from your device and control it via the screen.
  • G. Browser: Browse the internet, annotate, and share information.
  • H. USB-C: Select the front input for a wired connection.

6. Shut Down: Exit and proceed to shutdown options.

End of Life

i3 Technologies extends product lifespan through modular technology and offers products a second life. The company is committed to sustainability and reducing waste.

For end-of-life instructions, consult the i3 Technologies website. The company offers a circular passport for its touchscreens, detailing materials, CO2 impact, and minimization initiatives.

Product Recyclability

88% of materials are recyclable.

12% is incinerated with energy recovery.

0.1% goes to regulated landfills.

i3 Technologies aims to increase circularity and improve recyclability and reuse at the end of the product's life.


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