User Manual
LCD Monitor
Model: C16S SERIAL
Rev.: A0
Page 1: ...User Manual LCD Monitor Model C16S SERIAL Rev A0...
Page 2: ...13 6 Adjustments 14 6 1 Picture adjustment 14 6 2 Optimum picture quality 15 6 3 OSD menu 16 6 3 1 Keys assignment and operation LED 16 6 3 2 Key functions without active OSD menu 17 6 3 3Key functio...
Page 3: ...hnology The optimal picture resolution is 1280 x 1024 pixels Video signals with other resolutions typical to medical engineering are optimally zoomed in or out to the screen size Fast backlight stabil...
Page 4: ...e note that liquid crystal displays such as the HL1916S SERIAL do not have a failure rate of zero and image parameters may change over time e g luminance or discoloration Please ensure that all measur...
Page 5: ...nnel When installing your medical electrical system with our products in an environment with patients please observe the safety requirements of EN 60601 1 IEC 60601 1 for Specifications for the safety...
Page 6: ...icing this must not be carried out in the presence of patients the user or other persons not involved with servicing The following applies to installations in the USA and Canada Molded power supply pl...
Page 7: ...nt panel is extremely sensitive to mechanical damage Avoid all scratches knocks etc Remove water drops immediately extended contact with water discolors the surface Clean the front panel when dirty us...
Page 8: ...from a cold one water may condense upon it The unit should not be switched on until all the condensed water has evaporated including that inside the unit This may take several hours depending on the...
Page 9: ...the display Caution Use a power cable with PE conductor corresponding to the safety requirements of the respective country of use Note for North America Molded power supply plugs must comply with the...
Page 10: ...e 8 of 26 4 1 2 Cable attaching Connect the cables to the display VGA connector the flat panel display can be connected to the computer system using a VGA Cable on D sub connection for analog signal T...
Page 11: ...can also be made via the DisplayPort connection The picture quality noise immunity and radiated interference of the complete system depend on the cable quality and length Serial connection you can co...
Page 12: ...6 Note the stand base is optional 4 1 4 Mounting Use Remove the stand base according to the contrary way in 4 1 3 Fix the mount by mounting screws see page 6 table Mounting Screws for details Button o...
Page 13: ...se the SMPTE test pattern Adjust the brightness so that image sections with 5 and 0 blackness still visibly contrast from one another Adjust the contrast so that image sections with 95 and 100 whitene...
Page 14: ...ed for the signal connections All connectors should be of screw or locking types as far as possible Signal and power cables must not be routed in the same duct The display must not share a power suppl...
Page 15: ...PE conductor and appliance socket to DIN 49 547 IEC 320 Caution A power cable with PE conductor must be used which corresponds to the safety requirements of the respective country of use 5 6 Serial in...
Page 16: ...pter must be set when using the flat panel display such that the limits are observed Fine adjustment of the flat panel display Note Fine adjustment of the flat panel display can only be carried out vi...
Page 17: ...lays a constant level i e the measured value no longer changes Once this is achieved increase the brightness level slightly until the display is just above the absolute lowest black level one step is...
Page 18: ...the right hand edge of the picture will disappear and a black pixel column will appear at the left hand edge And similarly for an offset to the left top or bottom If the vertical lines are still sligh...
Page 19: ...can be enabled or disabled through OSD selection This choice is in case all the signal sources are available If not the monitor will auto search DVI D DP and VGA 6 3 3Key functions in the OSD menu Key...
Page 20: ...2 Color3 User R G B Gain R G B Bias Color 1 Color 2 Color 3 are three fixed color temperature and can not be changed User temperature can be adjustable and saved H Position Analog only 0 255 Shift pic...
Page 21: ...ons are executed Note The quality of the function depends on the applied picture contents To get better effect it is recommended to apply full screen picture and including white and dark contents Hori...
Page 22: ...anning frequency or phase incorrectly set Adjust frequency and phase Loose plugs Plug cables in properly and secure them Other faults LED orange blinking Faulty cable Replace cable Other faults Temp H...
Page 23: ...e backlight of 25 C 8 2 Power supply Input Voltage AC100 240V 20 50 60Hz 0 9A Normal operation 50W Power Consumption Power saving 5W Power Supply Input Connector 3P IEC Type 8 3 Electronics Multi stan...
Page 24: ...tem SPEC Frequency Horizontal 31 82kHz Vertical 56 75Hz Pixel clock 25 140 MHz Video Bandwidth 165M Hz Video Input Analog 0 7Vpp Input Impedance 75 Ohm Sync Signal Input Separate Sync Composite Sync o...
Page 25: ...ntrols and connection elements Front Side Four keys for OSD menu operation LED Rear Power switch Power supply connection DVI socket DP socket VGA socket RS 232 sockets 4 pins RJ11 8 6 Mechanical desig...
Page 26: ...pressure 70 106 kPa 8 8 Mechanical requirements Operation Vibration According to EN 60068 2 6 10 58 Hz with 0 075 mm deflection 58 500 Hz at 10 m s Shock According to EN 60068 2 27 single shock 150 m...
Page 27: ...formity GAMMA2 2 8 10 Electromagnetic compatibility IEC60601 1 2 Class B FCC Part15 class B 9 Dimensional drawings All dimensions in mm 9 1 Front Platform and Side view 10 Remarks and contact address...
Page 28: ...igtide are contained in the respective sales contract which also contains the complete and solely applicable warranty conditions These warranty conditions in the contract are neither extended nor limi...
Page 29: ...e with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause...
