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EM-C061 Computer User Manual

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The display is color active matrix LCD incorporating amorphous silicon TFT. Graphics and texts
can be displayed on the 1024 x 768 color panel. The TFT panel used is a low-reflection and higher-
color saturation type.

AMTFT technology is rapidly changing. The EM-C061 uses the latest technology in flat panel
displays.

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Summary of Contents for Deeco EM-C061

Page 1: ...Lucas Control Systems Deeco Systems EM C061 14 Flat Panel Display Embedded Computer Module USER MANUAL Manual P N 15062 Manual Revision 1 0 Manual Revision Date June 1997 ...

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Page 3: ...RA number prior to shipping product to the factory Freight to the factory is prepaid by the customer Freight return to the customer is paid by Deeco Systems Ship product in its original packaging or equivalent to prevent transit damage Copyright 1997 Lucas Automation and Control Engineering Inc L A C E Inc All rights reserved Deeco is a registered trademark of LACE Inc All other trademarks are the...

Page 4: ...with the grounding conductor disconnected See installation instructions before connecting to the supply The computer system contains voltages capable of producing a dangerous electrical shock Only properly trained and authorized personnel should access the computer CAUTION DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE SERVICING ...

Page 5: ...NTERFACE PORTS 15 5 1 SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS PORT 15 5 2 PARALLEL COMMUNICATIONS PORT 15 5 2 1 Port Address Selection 15 5 2 2 Parallel Port Connector 16 5 3 KEYBOARD PORT 17 5 4 NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS PORT 17 5 4 1 10 BASE T Connector 18 5 4 2 10 BASE 2 Connector 18 6 0 DATA STORAGE 19 6 1 HARD DRIVES 19 6 2 SOLID STATE DISKS 19 6 3 FLOPPY DRIVES 19 7 0 GENERAL MAINTENANCE 21 7 1 EFFECTS OF CHEMIC...

Page 6: ...AL AND INSTALLATION 35 10 2 1 SIMMs Removal 35 10 2 2 SIMMs Installation 36 10 3 MICROPROCESSOR REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION 37 APPENDIX A MECHANICAL DRAWINGS 39 A 1 EM C061 COMPUTER FRONT VIEW 39 A 2 EM C061 COMPUTER REAR VIEW 40 A 3 EM C061 SIDE VIEW 41 A 4 EM C061 CABLING DIAGRAM 42 A 5 EM C061 PANEL CUT OUTS AND MOUNTING GUIDE 43 APPENDIX B PRODUCT NAMING CONVENTION 45 LIMITED WARRANTY 47 INDEX 49...

Page 7: ...EM C061 is available with a resistive touch screen system that functions as a touch mouse 1 1 PRODUCT SUMMARY 100 133 166 or 200 MHz Pentium processor Available with a high resolution resistive touch system Touch mouse software lets your finger work like a mouse Performs under the most extreme conditions and responds accurately even when the operator is wearing gloves Optional NEMA 4 12 IP65 seale...

Page 8: ...ging a finger over the display Modified mouse drivers are loaded in the hard disk at the factory These enable the user s finger to emulate a standard mouse Available mouse drivers include MS DOS Windows Windows 95 Windows NT and OS 2 1 3 SINGLE BOARD COMPUTER The EM C061 uses a Pentium class 100 PC AT compatible industrial single board computer SBC The SBC supports up to 64 MB of 72 pin SIMM DRAM ...

Page 9: ... colors 13 8 AM Color TFT LCD Upgrades and Options Select a Power Supply b 703 20 36 VDC 704 90 264 VAC 47 63 Hz Select Input Device Option select either or both 416 14 Sealed Bezel no touch 412 14 Sealed Bezel resistive touch controller Backplane Expansion Option c 1403 4 slot ISA full size backplane 1404 2 PCI and 2 ISA full size backplane Mounting Option 1502 Open Frame Rack Mount 1503 Open Fra...

Page 10: ...dows 95 Resistive Touch Mouse Software Process Automation 807 Power Assist Developer Kit DOS 808 Power Assist Run Time Kit DOS 814 Power Assist for Windows Developer 819 Power Assist for Windows Run Time Special Ordering Information a Includes video graphics chipset for 14 high resolution display b If power supply not ordered user must provide 12VDC and 5VDC c Requires option 703 or 704 power supp...

Page 11: ...t Panel 1502 11 5 H x 14 4 W x 4 0 D 12 3 H x 15 2 W x 4 0 D 292 mm x 366 mm x 102 mm 312 mm x 386 mm x 102 mm Add 2 2 to depth for optional backplane Temperature Operating Non operating 0oC to 50oC 25oC to 65oC Shock MIL STD 810D 10G 50G tested with 2 5 HD Vibration 1 0G rms 3 0G rms Broadband Spectrum 10 500 Hz per MIL STD 810D tested with 2 5 HD Humidity 5 to 95 RH non condensing Power Input 24...

Page 12: ...x LCD incorporating amorphous silicon TFT Graphics and texts can be displayed on the 1024 x 768 color panel The TFT panel used is a low reflection and higher color saturation type AMTFT technology is rapidly changing The EM C061 uses the latest technology in flat panel displays ...

Page 13: ...guration is only a general guideline AC Power cord 24VDC power cable or pigtail for 12 V 5V operation Serial cable with 2 9 pin DSUB connectors If touch option is ordered only one serial connector com1 is available for external use Single Board Computer manual Operating system software A panel mounting gasket if the panel mount option is ordered Touch Driver Diskette if touch option is ordered The...

Page 14: ...ypically this is at or slightly above eye level Avoid looking down on AM TFT displays from directly above as the viewing angle is not as good as in other planes Use the optional bezels or other transparent window to protect the display from impact Please refer to cut out panel in Appendix A 2 3 APPLYING POWER Prior to applying power to the computer system the user should connect all peripheral equ...

Page 15: ...able for the computer system Power Supply Option Voltage Current Frequency Watts Option 703 20 36 VDC 6 7 3 7 A DC 100 W Option 704 100 240 VAC 1 25 2 5 A 47 63 Hz 100 W Customer Supplied 5 12V 5 8 A DC 40 W 5 1 A DC 5 W 12 4 A DC 48 W 12 1 A DC 12 W Option 703 DC Supply Connect 20 36 V input power to the pigtail as shown Option 704 AC Supply Connect 100 240VAC input power to the pigtail as shown ...

Page 16: ...EM C061 Computer User Manual 10 Customer Supplied 5 12V Connect 5 12V and Ground to the pigtail as shown 5V Ground Ground 12V 12V 5V ...

Page 17: ...Single Board Computer Operation The separate Single Board Computer SBC user manual contains setup operation and maintenance documentation for the SBC The SBC is factory configured by Deeco Systems and modifications are usually unnecessary ...

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Page 19: ...ter User Manual 13 4 0 Touch System Refer to the manual on the Touch Driver Diskette for information on the optional touch system Touch drivers are pre installed at the factory and reside on the mass storage device ...

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Page 21: ... from the DSUB connector on the cable and used by the touch screen when the optional touch screen is ordered Both serial connectors are PC standard male 9 pin DSUB connectors with the standard PC pin out Pin I O Description 1 I DCD 2 I RX 3 O TX 4 O DTR 5 Gnd Signal Ground 6 I DSR 7 O RTS 8 I CTS 9 I RI 5 2 PARALLEL COMMUNICATIONS PORT The SBC provides a fully compatible IBM AT bi directional prin...

Page 22: ...The pin out for the connector is Pin Dir Name Description Pin Dir Name Description 1 O SROBE 14 O AUTOFD 2 I O PD0 16 I ERROR 3 I O PD1 16 O INIT 4 I O PD2 17 O SLCTIN 5 I O PD3 18 GND 6 I O PD4 19 GND 7 I O PD5 20 GND 8 I O PD6 21 GND 9 I O PD7 22 GND 10 I ACK 23 GND 11 I BUSY 24 GND 12 I PE 25 GND 13 I SLCT ...

Page 23: ...Km There are 3 basic topologies Characteristics of each are shown below Media Topology Segment Cable Connection 10 BASE T STAR Twisted Pair 100 Meters 24 AWG 100 ohm 8 pin RJ45 10 BASE 2 BUS Multi Point 185 Meters RG58 BNC T 10 BASE T is most popular because of its low cost and easy installation Also UTP s star topology allows the rest of the network to function correctly even if a break occurs in...

Page 24: ... 5 4 1 10 BASE T Connector Ethernet Network Interface RJ45 Connector Pin Out 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Front View Pin Signal 1 TX 2 TX 3 RX 4 NC 5 NC 6 RX 7 NC 8 NC 5 4 2 10 BASE 2 Connector The 10 BASE 2 connector is a BNC type COAX connector ...

Page 25: ...ard slot 3 26GB 3 5 SCSI3 Requires PCI card slot 340MB rugged 2 5 PIO4 EIDE The hard drive is preconfigured and preloaded with all software options at the factory 6 2 SOLID STATE DISKS Refer to the separate SSD documentation shipped with the 2 MB or 8 MB SSD options 6 3 FLOPPY DRIVES Refer to the separate SBC manual for information on connecting a floppy disk drive ...

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Page 27: ...uch screen Ammonia based cleaners are fine 7 1 EFFECTS OF CHEMICALS ON THE OPTIONAL SEALED BEZEL FILTER Chemical Resistance The active area of the touch screen is resistant to the following Acetone Butyl Cellosolve Cyclohexanone Ethyl Acetate Hexane Isopropyl Alcohol MEK Methylene Chloride Toluene Xylene 40 NaOH Clorox Coffee Downy Fantastik Formula 409 Grape Juice Ketchup Lemon Juice Mineral Spir...

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Page 29: ...arefully check these solutions tips Power Is your computer connected to a working wall outlet Is the power cord plugged firmly into the wall outlet and into the computer Is your computer turned on Are the power lights illuminated Cables Are all cables connected properly and securely Startup Was the diskette drive empty when you started the computer If not eject the diskette and try restarting your...

Page 30: ...manual BIOS System Refer to the accompanying SBC manual Problem Mouse pointer unresponsive to touch Sub System to Check Mouse Drivers Touch controller Problem Serial Parallel External Floppy Drive Keyboard I O Malfunction Sub System to Check Single Board Computer Refer to the accompanying SBC manual BIOS System Refer to the accompanying SBC manual Cabling If after following the appropriate trouble...

Page 31: ...er supply test procedures If the measured input power is not within the values shown provide an alternative source of input power to the computer that satisfies the proper input power requirements If the measured power falls within the values shown proceed to the next troubleshooting guideline in section 9 1 Output Power Refer to section 9 1 for procedures for testing the power supply output ...

Page 32: ...eets the specifications in the following table Pin Power Ground 5 VDC If the measured input power is incorrect refer to section 9 1 to test for possible power supply malfunctions If you are receiving correct power move on to the next troubleshooting guideline Touch Frame Cables Ensure that the 5 pin touch frame cable is properly seated at header P3 If the touch problem persists move on to the next...

Page 33: ... measured input power is incorrect refer to section 9 1 to test for possible power supply malfunctions If the motherboard is receiving correct power move on to the next troubleshooting guideline SBC Mounting Make sure that the solder side of the SBC is insulated from making contact with the case of the computer system Any shorting of the SBC can cause system failure and damage to the SBC Strapping...

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Page 35: ...d improperly Disconnect power before opening Input Power Plug the computer into the desired power source The voltage should fall within this range at the power supply input connector Option 703 connector J1 Pin Power 1 Ground 2 Return 3 20 to 36 VDC Option 704 connector J1 Pin Power 1 Ground 2 Neutral 3 100 240 VAC at 47 63 Hz If the measured input voltage is not within the values shown send the u...

Page 36: ...otential between ground and the pins in the following table The voltage should match the values shown when the supply is loaded Supplies 703 704 Pin Function Pin Function 1 5 VDC 8 12 VDC 2 5 VDC 9 12 VDC 3 5 VDC 10 NC 4 Ground 11 12 VDC 5 Ground 12 KEY 6 Ground 13 5 VDC 7 Ground 14 Isolated Return ...

Page 37: ...arning For protection against fire replace the fuse only with the same type and rating of fuse Some power supplies have axial fuse holders Place a screwdriver on the metal portion of the fuse and gently lift the fuse from the socket Some power supplies have fuse holders with round caps These fuse holders are sealed with a silicon RTV type adhesive Break the silicon seal Use a flat bladed screwdriv...

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Page 39: ...EM C061 Computer User Manual 33 10 0 Component Installation and Removal Rear View ...

Page 40: ...EM C061 Computer User Manual 34 Right Side View Viewed from Front Left Side View Viewed from Front ...

Page 41: ...l on the computer chassis Remove the touch controller from the computer system 10 1 2 Installation To install the touch controller simply reverse the order of the removal procedures specified in the previous sections 10 2 MEMORY REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION Refer to the accompanying SBC User Manual for SIMM removal and installation 10 2 1 SIMMs Removal Place the computer face down on a flat surface Ge...

Page 42: ... Insert the SIMM at an angle as shown in Figure A The SIMM will not physically fit in the socket unless pin 1 of the SIMM matches pin 1 of the socket Gently press the SIMM into the vertical position The SIMM will snap easily into place if the connectors are at the correct depth in the socket Refer to the SBC manual for memory configuration requirements ...

Page 43: ...Manual for microprocessor removal and installation guidelines Make sure the jumper settings are matching the CPU speed The heatsink is glued to certain microprocessors Consult the factory for replacement microprocessors with similar heat sinks Use a special IC replacement tool to remove the microprocessor from the socket When replacing the microprocessor note the bevel on one corner of the IC This...

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Page 45: ...endix A Mechanical Drawings A 1 EM C061 COMPUTER FRONT VIEW 11 5 292 mm 14 4 366 mm Note Dimensions shown without optional front panel with front panel are 12 3 H x 15 2 W 312 mm x 386 mm Drawing not to scale Dimensions are in inches mm ...

Page 46: ...061 COMPUTER REAR VIEW 11 5 292 mm 14 4 366 mm Touch Controller SBC in Standard Model Card Slots 2 PCI SBC 2 ISA slots or 4 ISA slots with Backplane Option Power Supply Hard Drive Floppy Drive Drawing not to scale Dimensions are in inches mm ...

Page 47: ... User Manual 41 A 3 EM C061 SIDE VIEW 2 PCI Slots 2 ISA Slots SBC 11 5 292 mm 6 2 157 mm with backplane 4 0 102 mm without backplane Power Supply Hard Drive Floppy Drive Drawing not to scale Dimensions are in inches mm ...

Page 48: ...1 Computer User Manual 42 A 4 EM C061 CABLING DIAGRAM Display Touchscreen Touch Controller SBC COM1 COM2 LPT1 KYBD SCSI Controller SCSI HDD SCSI HDD Option IDE HDD IDE HDD Option Floppy Disk Drive FDD Option ...

Page 49: ...ND MOUNTING GUIDE Suggested Panel Cutout for Mounting the EM C061 Computer without the optional front panel 8 38 H x 11 22 W 212 85 mm x 284 99 mm 11 22 284 99 mm 0 09 2 29 mm 11 0 279 40 mm 8 38 212 85 mm 5 29 134 37 mm 0 32 8 13 mm 1 39 35 31 mm 5 16 131 06 mm ...

Page 50: ...the EM C061 Computer with the optional front panel 11 60 H x 14 50 W 294 64 mm x 368 30 mm 14 50 368 30 mm 11 60 294 64 mm 5 8 147 32 mm 5 8 147 32 mm 0 15 3 81 mm 0 11 2 80 mm Center Line 2 5 63 50 mm 2 5 63 50 mm 7 25 184 15 mm 7 25 184 15 mm Center Line 0 15 3 81 mm ...

Page 51: ... C Computer CPU based 1 NA T Serial Terminal 2 8 4 M Monitor system 3 10 4 4 11 3 5 12 1 6 13 8 7 17 7 Case Style 0 No case 1 Rack mount 2 Medium Sealed Enclosure 3 Swivel Housing 4 Panel Mount Housing 5 Large Sealed Enclosure 6 Small Sealed Enclosure Examples ST C461 Sealed Computer Medium case 10 4 display Pentium SBC EM C031 Embedded computer 10 4 display Pentium SBC This refers to the type of ...

Page 52: ...equential number ID Size of display same as specified in base unit ID 1 NA 3 10 4 5 12 1 7 NA 2 8 4 4 11 3 6 13 8 8 NA Format 0 VGA 640 480 1 SVGA 800 600 2 XGA 1024 768 3 SXGA 1280 1024 Examples 3261 14 13 8 1024 768 XGA display 3153 12 12 1 800 600 SVGA display ...

Page 53: ...pment returned to the factory shall be accompanied by the following information Returned Material Authorization RMA number obtained from Lucas Control Systems Reason for return with a comprehensive description of the malfunction The name and telephone number of the person to contact in the event of questions or problems Shipping instructions This warranty shall not apply to damage resulting from t...

Page 54: ...L DAMAGES TO PERSONS OR PROPERTY AND LUCAS CONTROL SYSTEMS SOLE LIABILITY IS AS SET FORTH ABOVE THIS STATEMENT OF WARRANTY IS A COMPLETE AND EXCLUSIVE STATEMENT OF ALL WARRANTY AND LIABILITY REPRESENTATIONS OF LUCAS CONTROL SYSTEMS IT MAY NOT BE VARIED SUPPLEMENTED QUALIFIED OR INTERPRETED BY ANY PRIOR DEALINGS BETWEEN THE PARTIES OR BY ANY USAGE OF THE TRADE OR UPON THE FACE OR REVERSE OF ANY FOR...

Page 55: ...EM C061 Computer User Manual 49 Index 1 10 BASE T Connector 18 A Applying Power 8 B BIOS 23 24 D Diagnostics 2 DOS 2 E Ethernet 17 F Fuse 31 G Green PC 2 I Input Power 25 26 27 29 ...

Page 56: ...ual 50 L LAN 17 LCD 47 M Mounting 8 35 Mouse 2 17 N Novell 2 O OS 2 2 Output Power 25 30 P Parallel Port 16 Power 2 Power Requirements 9 S SBC 15 SIMM 27 35 Specifications 5 T Touch 26 35 Troubleshooting 23 24 25 26 27 U UNIX 2 ...

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