It looks like germen, but the only languages I can read is English and Japanese.

That's italian. You can use the Google translator to translate it, since the text can be copied from the PDF.

Thanks dude, that helps me a lot.

Here is the translation from google:
The 3D system without glasses allows you to create three-dimensional screens using monitors in vertical (portrait), horizontal (landscape) and video-wall formats with ultra-thin frames. This latest technology allows the creation of special 3D screens of very large dimensions (up to 5 meters) to obtain 3D effects of great visual impact. This advanced technology, a leading category
The advantages that can be drawn from the use of 3D technology compared to traditional advertising campaigns are many: in fact, on average, 3D monitors have the ability to attract 44% more attention than 2D monitors, thus managing to impress the most public. This figure also reflects positively on the greater recognition (+ 35%) that the public is able to attribute to promotional campaigns in 3D, thus helping to increase the volume of derived sales

The advantages that can be drawn from the use of 3D technology compared to traditional advertising campaigns are many: in fact, on average, 3D monitors have the ability to attract 44% more attention than 2D monitors, thus managing to impress the most public. This figure also reflects positively on the greater recognition (+ 35%) that the public is able to attribute to promotional campaigns in 3D, thus helping to increase the volume of sales derived from the advertising campaigns themselves.

It seems like a kind of instruction for sale, not for its usage.... quite disappointed, still no manual, no driver.... sigh

Japan had a very thick heavy 3dcrt in the mid 90’s;m, it was in effect a bunch of tiny prisms stuck together