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Eneo VTD-1, Operating Instructions Manual

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Operating instructions 

 

Text Display VTD-1 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

VIDEOR TECHNICAL  E. Harting GmbH 

Maybachstraße 5  

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  D-63319 Rödermark / Germany 

Phone  (0 60 74) 8 88 -0  

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  Fax  (0 60 74) 8 88 -100 

e-mail  [email protected]  

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  www.videortechnical.com 

Summary of Contents for VTD-1

Page 1: ...ng instructions Text Display VTD 1 VIDEOR TECHNICAL E Harting GmbH Maybachstra e 5 D 63319 R dermark Germany Phone 0 60 74 8 88 0 Fax 0 60 74 8 88 100 e mail info videortechnical com www videortechnic...

Page 2: ...n screen text 9 5 3 Timer Keyboard Zoom 10 Relay Timer 10 Data Timer 10 Keyboard Layout 10 Zoom Factor 10 5 4 RS232 Parameters 10 6 0 PC Dialog 11 6 1 Menu 12 Open File Close File 12 Configure PC Inte...

Page 3: ...600 and the number of colors should be set to True Color To install the program from the included CD ROM run Setup exe in the TD folder Follow the program instructions and install the TD setup in the...

Page 4: ...e output 2 status LED Connector for PS 2 keyboard Programing Setup Memory Firmware and setup programming via RS232 interface On screen camera text stored in EEPROM Flash memory Housing Metal 140x35x77...

Page 5: ...Assignment RS232 9 pin D SUB male connector 1 NC 2 RXD 3 TXD 4 NC 5 GND 6 NC 7 RTS 8 CTS 9 NC Relay 3 pole terminal block 1 Relay common 2 Relay make contact 3 Relay break contact NC Not connected DC...

Page 6: ...meaning and configuration of the parameter describes chapter 5 The general parameters of the interface control are easy to configure by the keyboard Only the modification and positioning of data field...

Page 7: ...nit now operates with the new parameters independently from the PC The setup data can also be stored on hard disk diskette Thus it is possible to transfer standardized settings without great effort to...

Page 8: ...een texts Timer Keyboard Zoom Definition of relay time out and insert time by protocol data keyboard layout and modify of character size RS232 Parameters Definition of interface parameters Setup End S...

Page 9: ...be executed on the last Sunday of October Note The automatic switch will also be set subsequently if the unit was turned off at switching time 5 2 Entry of on screen text Calling up this submenu the u...

Page 10: ...ggerd by protocol data Data Defines the time the text insertion of protocol data is active range from 1 to 99 seconds NOTE If the relay timer and data timer after a data reception are active and the u...

Page 11: ...ubmenu Baud Rate Defines the serial data rate in the range from 1200 115 200 baud Data Format The following data formats are supported 8 Data bits no parity 7 Data bits odd parity 7 Data bits even par...

Page 12: ...llowing pages describe the individual setup functions 6 1 Menu Menu bar Includes the functions for PC and TD that are explained in the following Open save file Open Loads a setup configuration previou...

Page 13: ...y receiving protocol data Text insert Defines the time the text insertion of protocol data is active in the range from 1 255 seconds By displaying protocol data the timer starts and after time out all...

Page 14: ...ill be connected to the TD The programming of the text display via PC is fixed on 57 600 baud and will be identified automaticly Program Programming of the text display with the current configuration...

Page 15: ...16 completes the on screen text After time out of the text insert timer the on screen text will be generated anew 6 3 Time Date Date and time display is directly configurable on the main menu as foll...

Page 16: ...layed with white background in according to their position The positioning of the fields can be changed by PC mouse as described in date see page 15 On the left hand of the field indentifier you can a...

Page 17: ...32 O 4F o 6F 3 33 P 50 p 70 4 34 Q 51 q 71 5 35 R 52 r 72 6 36 S 53 s 73 7 37 T 54 t 74 8 38 U 55 u 75 9 39 V 56 v 76 3A W 57 w 77 7 3C X 58 x 78 3D Y 59 y 79 8 3E Z 5A z 7A 3F 60 C4 A 41 A 61 D6 B 4...

Page 18: ...fications 1 Keep the device away from heat sources and direct sun light 2 Protect the device and the power supply from moisture to avoid the risk of electricall shock and fire 3 If fluids have penetra...

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