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Changing the LCD Viewing Angle
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10.4" Touch Panels
Changing the LCD Viewing Angle
You can reset the viewing angle on the Decor-style wall mount and Rack-mount touch panels to
accommodate the various installation locations and viewing angles. The two most frequent
locations are on a wall or podium. In the first location (wall), a user is looking at the screen from a
12 o’clock position (looking down on it). This view typically requires the user to view images on
the LCD at an angle above the true center of the screen. In the second location (podium), a user is
looking at the screen from a 6 o’clock position (looking up to it). This view requires the user to
view images at an angle below the true center of the screen.
All wall and rack-mount touch panels are factory set to a 12 o’clock viewing angle.
This section describes setting the touch panels to a 6 o’clock viewing angle. Verify that you have a
current copy of your touch panel pages, this avoids any inadvertent loss of data. You will need a
Phillips screwdriver and a non-conducting flat-blade tool to reset the touch panel’s LCD viewing
angle.
Changing the Viewing Angle to 6 o’clock (podium mount)
1.
Discharge any built-up static electricity by touching a grounded object.
2.
Insert a non-conductive flat-blade tool into the release slot on the touch panels’ bezel/faceplate
and remove the engraved overlay.
3.
Remove the four #6-32 CB-TP3 or equipment rack-mounting screws from the unit’s bezel.
4.
Separate the main unit (touch panel and CB-TP# backbox) from the bezel/faceplate.
5.
Flip the touch panel facedown onto a soft cloth, remove the four #6-32 screws from the rear of
the panel (if applicable), and separate the CB-TP3 backbox from the touch panel unit to expose
the internal circuit card.
6.
Note the location and connection points of all of the interior connectors before any
disconnection occurs.
7.
Disconnect all internal connectors.
8.
Locate JP6 on the circuit board (FIG. 20).
9.
Place the JP6 jumper on pins 2 and 3 as shown in FIG. 20. Pins 1and 2 are for the 12 o’clock
position and Pins 2 and 3 are for the 6 o’clock position.
10.
Reconnect all of the previously disconnected connectors.
11.
Place the CB-TP3 backbox onto the touch panel unit (if applicable).
12.
Insert the four #6-32 screws onto the backbox and tighten.
13.
Flip the touch panel face-up, rotate the bezel 180 degrees and place it atop the touch panel unit.
14.
Insert the bezel mounting screws onto the bezel and tighten.
15.
Return the touch panel to the CB-TP3 or equipment rack, and reconnect all external
connectors. Make sure that the release slot is located at the bottom of the touch panel.
16.
Insert the four #6-32 mounting screws and tighten. Make sure the unit is securely attached to
its new location.