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Prepare / Switch on XMT 5

Quickstart  

XMT 5 Series

Tip

: Configure the XMT 5 

before

 fastening it to machines or vehicles, because in 

this way software configuration for the WLAN function, for Automatic switch-off, etc. 

is significantly simpler and more convenient.

Prerequisites:

•  Advantech-DLoG power supply cable
•  Advantech-DLoG Preconverter (a special table supply power unit), 

 

   to connect the XMT 5 to an AC power supply. 

 

    The Preconverter is specially prepared to simulate a vehicle’s 

 

    ignition signal: DC+ and Ign are connected with the +Pole of the power supply.
•  If you want to operate the XMT 5 using an external mouse or 

 

    keyboard, connect this before switching on the device.

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Rotate Screen and Admin Tools

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Configuration with neXt Config

Power supply / Switch on the device

•  Connect the XMT 5 to the power supply using an Advantech-DLoG Preconverter.

•  Press the <Power>-key (for a short time; max. 1 second).

•  The XMT 5 will start.

You can open the 

Rotate Screen

 and 

Admin Tools

 (manage user rights) functions 

via the XMT 5 context menu. 

•  The context menu can be opened on the XMT 5 screen with the

 

    right mouse button or by pressing the touch screen (min. 2 sec.).

The following functions and others are available:

•  Rotate Screen

 – To rotate the current display

•  Admin Tools | Recalibrate Touch

 – To recalibrate the touch screen

•  Don‘t forget: 

SaveRegistry

 must be executed to save new calibration data.

•  Admin Tools | Enter Admin Mode

 

   

The 

Enter Admin Mode

 function 

 

    opens the XMT 5 Security Shell. 

 

    The Security Shell is used to protect 

 

    the system against unintended changes

 

    by standard users.  

 

    Caution: You must restart the computer

 

    after setting up the security shell.

!

Notice

: The XMT 5 series is equipped with an integrated, galvanic isolated power 

supply for direct voltage. 12/24 VDC and 24/48 VDC models are available.  

The output voltage of the Preconverter must be compatible with the input voltage 

of the XMT 5. If it is not, the XMT 5 may become badly damaged.

Preconverter and Power supply 

 

cable for  XMT 5 Series

XMT 5 Series: XMT 5/7 and XMT 5/10

Your XMT 5 is equipped with the configuration program „DLoG neXt Config“. You can defi-

ne the display brightness, automatic switch-off and front key assignment and other settings 

with this program. 

Only system administrators may configure the XMT 5.

a) Log on as an administrator

•  Click the green 

neXt Config

 icon in the task bar: 

      NeXt Config will start.

•  Open the menu item 

Advanced | Change Mode

.

•  Click 

Change Mode

.

•  Switch to 

Admin Mode

. The passwort is: „gold“

•  Save the setting.

The neXt Config icon in the task bar will now be yellow. 

Admin Mode

 is active. 

You can now configure the automatic switch-off and the front keys.

b) Configure the automatic switch-off function

Each XMT 5 has been equipped with an automatic shutdown function. This function has 

already been pre-configured and governs the power-up and shutdown procedures for the 

XMT 5 connected to a car ignition. 

The preconfigured settings for each XMT 5 must be adapted for each customer.

•  Open the 

Switch-Off 

menu

 

in 

neXt Config

.

•  Check and configure the settings.

•  Save your settings

c) Program the keys on the front of the XMT 5

•  Open the 

Set Front Keys

 menu in 

neXt Config

.

 

    An interactive graphic appears with the available keys for the XMT 5.

•  You can assign specific keyboard commands or program requests 

 

   to the front keys there.

•  Save your settings

Tip

: The 

Set Front Key

 settings for an XMT 5 can be exported as a config file and copied 

quickly and easily to other devices. You can find more details in the XMT 5 manual 

 

(available from the Advantech-DLoG Download Center).

!

Notice

: If the XMT 5 is configured for switching on with an ignition signal, the 

ignition signal must be connected to the power supply plug.

 

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