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Chapter 2: Installing the Monitor

Installing the Monitor

PHM/PM User Guide

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Figure 2-6: Mounting the Clamp

After you have mounted the monitor, you are ready to connect the monitor

to a computer, start up your system, and if necessary, set up the monitor.

Instructions for these activities are described in Chapter 3, Connecting to a

Monitor mounting
clamp

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Summary of Contents for PHM

Page 1: ...PHM PM User Guide April 2009 Parker Hannifin Electromechanical Automation Division 50 W TechneCenter Drive Milford Ohio 45150 Part A3 06717 02...

Page 2: ...r s standard product warranty covers this item for 24 months from the date of shipment from Parker Exceptions appear below Flat panel display backlight bulbs have a 90 day warranty Third party product...

Page 3: ...s 2 2 Electrical Guidelines 2 2 Field Terminal Wiring Requirements 2 3 Enclosure Guidelines 2 3 Radiated Emissions Guidelines 2 3 Accessing Ports and Other Controls 2 4 Mounting the Monitor in an Encl...

Page 4: ...2 Opening the Back Cover 4 3 Closing the Backshell 4 4 Replacing a Fuse 4 5 Resolving Common Problems 4 6 Problems with Display Operation 4 6 Problems with the Displayed Image 4 7 A Monitor Specificat...

Page 5: ...apter 2 Installing the Monitor Explains how to select an appropriate location for the monitor and how to install the monitor in a control enclosure Chapter 3 Connecting to a Computer Explains how to c...

Page 6: ...eyboard keys that must be pressed simultaneously For example Ctrl Alt Delete Note Alternative approaches or issues you should be aware of while using a particular function Important Information that w...

Page 7: ...s original equipment manufacturers OEM system integrators or distributors If you have a question about the monitor be sure to complete the following steps Check any release notes that shipped with the...

Page 8: ...Started Now that you have opened the monitor package you are ready to unpack the unit and install it in a permanent location Follow the steps below to get started 1 Unpack the monitor and verify that...

Page 9: ...you select can affect the monitor s performance ease of use and life expectancy This section provides guidelines to follow when selecting a location for the monitor Underwriters Laboratories Approval...

Page 10: ...location away from machinery that produces intense electrical noise arc welders for example If you cannot avoid electrical noise isolate input power to the unit and separate all data communication cab...

Page 11: ...ld allow a minimum of 2 inches between the inside of the enclosure and the top bottom sides and back of the monitor Make sure that the surface where the unit meets the front panel of the enclosure is...

Page 12: ...ed on the left side of the unit on the PHM model of the monitor The PM1 model does not have a DVI D or USB touchscreen connector Be sure to design your enclosure with these locations in mind Figure 2...

Page 13: ...r to the CD that comes with the monitor for the depth and port dimensions of your monitor Use these dimensions to customize the mounting of your unit Important If using an external AC adapter mounted...

Page 14: ...pter Align the holes in the clamps with the mounting holes in the back of the monitor Notice that the lower mounting clamp has a special extension that reaches down over the AC connection and holds it...

Page 15: ...t of the mounting clamp into the appropriate slot on the monitor For your convenience all necessary mounting hardware is included with the unit Figure 2 3 and 2 4 display the bracket assembly and moun...

Page 16: ...to the monitor using the sliding mechanism shown in the chart and figure 2 6 4 Insert the clamp into the wide end of the slot and slide it to the thin end 5 Tighten each of the mounting screws agains...

Page 17: ...gure 2 6 Mounting the Clamp After you have mounted the monitor you are ready to connect the monitor to a computer start up your system and if necessary set up the monitor Instructions for these activi...

Page 18: ...nnect the monitor to your computer how to prepare the monitor to work with your computer and how to read and adjust the on screen display OSD Connecting to a Non display PowerStation To connect your m...

Page 19: ...e non display PowerStation or to another computer you are ready to start your system However before connecting power to your unit make sure that you have read and understood the electrical and testing...

Page 20: ...eft side of the monitor and to the voltage source Warning Voltage input to the unit should be within the range specified in Electrical Specifications in Appendix A 2 Connect the ground stud on the low...

Page 21: ...all the touchscreen driver To install the touchscreen driver use the product CD that came with the monitor 1 Load the CD The PHM PM Monitor Utility CD menu is displayed 2 Click on Drivers from the men...

Page 22: ...sional 1 Select Start Programs Hampshire TSHARC Control Panel The control panel appears 2 Follow the on screen instructions for selecting which monitor to calibrate If you just have one monitor select...

Page 23: ...D that allows you to adjust the video image for the best possible picture By default the OSD is set to Auto which automatically adjusts all OSD settings to their optimum values However you can manuall...

Page 24: ...e selection in the OSD menu Feature Description Input Interface Setting There are two input options for the monitor either RGB analog or DVI D digital signals Brightness Settings Available selections...

Page 25: ...ote If the OSD is turned on and then left unattended it automatically shuts off The time out is configured in the OSD menu Tools Available selections OSD Control Factory Reset Color Reset Position Res...

Page 26: ...ffect Do not use any harsh material or powder such as steel wool or abrasive cleansers to clean the screen surface The surface is sensitive to scraping sharp blows or punctures Therefore keep screwdri...

Page 27: ...ing or removing the backshell Do not touch any components of the monitor while the monitor is on Disconnect power before performing any internal maintenance or troubleshooting Only handle internal com...

Page 28: ...ure or arm 6 Place the monitor face down on a static dissipative mat in a location free from dirt and moisture and protected against static discharge 7 Remove the retaining nuts that secure the back c...

Page 29: ...screen display and inverter board cables to their respective connectors see Figure 4 2 Be sure you orient the cables so that you do not bend their pins 2 Secure the backshell to the unit using the ret...

Page 30: ...Figure 4 3 below Figure 4 3 Fuse Location on the Board 3 Use an ohm meter to see if the fuse is open or closed If open use a pair of needlenose pliers to lift the fuse from the fuse holder If closed t...

Page 31: ...blems and their solutions Computer is on the video cable is connected but the screen is blank 1 The PC may be in screen saver mode or video low power mode Touch the touchscreen move the mouse or press...

Page 32: ...hnical Support at 800 358 9070 Problems with the Displayed Image A combination of incorrect on screen display OSD adjustments can cause problems with the displayed image In this circumstance a good fi...

Page 33: ...right The image s horizontal position has not been optimized for the new video mode First select the Auto Config selection from within the Image Setting menu in the OSD then use the H Position select...

Page 34: ...7 Monitor with standard bezel 15 7 x 18 x 3 2 399mm x 457mm x 80 5mm I O Ports Analog Video Input Analog RGB through a standard 15 pin DSUB connector Digital Video Interface Input DVI D or DVI I compa...

Page 35: ...50 NITS Bulb Life 50 000 hours Resolution XGA 1024 X 768 Viewing Angle Left Right 80o 80o Up Down 80o 60o 17 Monitor Color depth Up to 16 7 million colors Brightness 300 nits Bulb Life 50 000 hours Re...

Page 36: ...n the monitor away from machinery that produces intense electrical noise arc welders etc Otherwise isolate the input power to the monitor from the equipment generating electrical noise Testing Specifi...

Page 37: ...otal thickness gauge 710 micrometer pencil hardness 3H JIS 5400 adhesion 100 100 1mm 100 grid cross hatch snap tape test steel wool pass rub VLT 92 2 BYK Gardner Hazegard Plus haze 8 63 BYK Gardner Ha...

Page 38: ...ethyl methyl Automatic transmission fluid Caution Sustained exposure to brake fluid or Gunk brand degreaser can cause damage to monitor materials Serial Touchscreen Cable Diagram The diagram below sho...

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