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17A4A4-00003E

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7-2-3

 

Touch Screen(LCD) hight adjustment 

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4.3” / 5.7” 

Open Frame Type Panel Opening Example 

Design and arrange the design so that the touch screen is a little inward (about 0.3mm 

recommended) from the sheet side so that the sheet side does not push the touch screen. 

                             

 

 

If only the display area (touchscreen key area) is opened: 

Adjust so that there is a 0.5mm gap between the inside of the panel and the upper electrode of the 

touch screen.   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Panel

 

 

Stud bolts

 

 

Angles

 

 

LCD 

 

 

Touchscreen

 

 

 

Adjust with Angle 

 

Panel 

 

Upper 

electrode 

 

5mm

 

 

Summary of Contents for EM Series

Page 1: ... EM Series Embedded Linux Open Frame Panel Computer EM8 EMG8 Model EM8 W104A7 0005 207 EMG8 W104A7 0005 207 EM8 205A7 0005 207 EMG8 205A7 0005 207 Instruction Manual Seedsware Corporation http www seedsware co jp global ...

Page 2: ... Interface 14 6 5 USB Device Interface 14 6 6 Power Connector 15 6 7 Battery Interface 15 6 8 DIO Interface 1 16 6 9 DIO Interface 2 18 7 Installation and Wiring 19 7 1 Installing condition 19 7 2 Mounting 20 7 2 1 Panel mounting 20 7 2 2 Panel mounting 21 7 2 3 Touch Screen LCD hight adjustment 22 8 Wiring Procedure 24 Wiring Location 24 1 Connecting Unit to Power 25 2 Connecting to LAN cable 25 ...

Page 3: ...2 Coordinate Calibration 29 11 Starting Method 30 12 Maintenance 30 12 1 Display 30 12 2 Regular Maintenance 30 13 Compatible Standards 30 13 1 RoHS Directive 30 14 List of Option 31 15 Warranty and Repair 32 15 1 Inquires 32 15 2 Warranty 32 15 3 Production Discontinuance 32 15 4 Repair Condition 32 16 Others 33 ...

Page 4: ...roduct 3 Precautions for Safe Use Precautions are noted in this manual in order for the product to be used safely Read this manual along with other related manuals carefully to understand the correct handling and functions of the unit Safety Symbol Legends Safety symbols listed below are noted throughout this manual for the TM to be used correctly These symbols stand for very important safety info...

Page 5: ...ommunication equipment nuclear power control equipment and medical equipment that concerns life support and or other equipment that concerns high reliability and safety It cannot be used for these purposes When using the EM8 for purposes that concern high reliability and safety functions and accuracy such as transport equipment trains automobiles ship etc crime disaster prevention devices various ...

Page 6: ...tions Cautions for installation Make sure cables are securely connected to connectors to avoid wrong input and output due to loose connection Cautions for Applying Current and Maintenance During access to microSD card do not turn off the EM8 or pull out the microSD card It might damage the data inside of the microSD card Cautions for Wiring Use D type grounding dedicated to EM8 for FG terminals It...

Page 7: ... or vibrations Do not use or keep in areas where gasified chemicals are exuded into the air or where chemical contamination can occur Acid Alkali other saline chemicals Failures due to corrosion Organic solvents Fire If the surface of EM8 gets dirty wipe with a dry soft cloth damped with a neutral detergent then wrung dry Do not use thinner or organic solvents LCD of display will deteriorate with ...

Page 8: ...e to the characteristics of the touch screen pressing a little outside the display area may detect it as the coordinates of the edge of the touch panel Please consider the application carefully and design the application 4 Touch screen coordinates may shift due to aging or depending on its operating environment Conduct calibration of the touchscreen to correctly set the coordinates 3 5 Handling of...

Page 9: ...h the terminals with fingers or metal objects It may cause malfunctions 5 When inserting the microSD card make sure it is inserted in the correct direction 6 Do not apply undue force when inserting removing 7 Do not insert anything other than a microSD card into the microSD card socket Also be careful of any foreign objects entering the socket 8 Do not bend break or place under heavy objects 9 Do ...

Page 10: ...se 4 3 5 7 Maximum number of units that could be stored 10 units Note Although efforts have been made to ensure quality and packaging at shipment should you notice any damage or a shortage of parts please contact a dealer or Seedsware for additional instructions before use Main Unit 10 units box ...

Page 11: ...03E 2 5 Names of Parts 4 3 Front USB Host USB Device Power input Ethernet Serial Port SIO1 Serial Port SIO2 Battery input DIO 1 DIO2 SIO2 setting switch Serial number label Bottom Product label Top microSD Card slot ...

Page 12: ...A4A4 00003E 2 5 7 Front USB Host USB Device Power input Ethernet Serial port SIO1 Serial port SIO2 Battery input DIO 1 DIO 2 SIO2 setting switch Serial number label Bottom Product label Top microSD card slot ...

Page 13: ...B PH K S JST PIN No Signal Schematic 1 RXD 2 TXD 3 GND 4 RTS 5 CTS Serial port SIO2 RS422 485 1 Connector Nylon connector Recommended connector B6B PH K S JST PIN No Signal Schematic RS422 RS485 1 TX DATA 2 TX DATA 3 GND GND 4 RX DATA 5 RX DATA 6 GND GND 1 RS422 485 setting enable to change by SIO2 setting switch Default setting at shipment is RS485 Terminating resistance enabled PIN No RS422 RS48...

Page 14: ...W SPEED Status LED is located on board Compatible cable Above Category 5 6 4 USB Host Interface 4 3 5 7 Interface USB2 0 Connector Type A connector Maximum supply current 0 5A PIN No Signal All ports common Schematic 1 USB_VCC 2 D 3 D 4 GND 6 5 USB Device Interface 4 3 5 7 Inter face USB2 0 Connector Type B Mini connector PIN No Signal Schematic 1 USB_VCC 2 D 3 D 4 NC 1 5 GND 1 NC is not connected...

Page 15: ...nded connector BM02B PASS 1 TFT JST PIN Signal Schematic 1 5VDC 2 GND 6 7 Battery Interface 4 3 5 7 Connector Nylon connector Recommended connector DF13C 2P 1 25V 21 Hirose electric PIN Signal Schematic 1 2 Please use 3 3 6VDC of nominal voltage type Recommended buttery type CR2032WK11 Maxell 2 1 1 2 ...

Page 16: ...UT 12 SCAN 4 Non insulated open drain output negative logic Voltage LVCMOS Current 12mA MAX 2 DOUT 11 SCAN 3 3 DOUT 10 SCAN 2 4 DOUT 9 SCAN 1 5 DIN 6 RET 6 Non insulated LVCMOS Level input positive logic 6 DIN 5 RET 5 7 DIN 4 RET 4 8 DIN 3 RET 3 9 DIN 2 RET 2 10 DIN 1 RET 1 Applicable cable drawing 10KΩ DOUT 9 12 SCAN 1 4 3 3V DIN 1 6 RET 1 6 3 3V 3 3V 10KΩ 100Ω 1 10 Front Upper ...

Page 17: ...agram can be connected Do not press multiple switches simultaneously It may result in incorrect input SW01 SW07 SW13 SW19 SW02 SW03 SW04 SW05 SW06 SW08 SW14 SW20 SW09 SW15 SW21 SW10 SW16 SW22 SW11 SW17 SW23 SW12 SW18 SW24 RET1 RET2 RET3 RET4 RET5 RET6 SCAN1 SCAN2 SCAN3 SCAN4 ...

Page 18: ...e LVCMOS Current 12mA MAX Limited resistance included 1KΩ 3 DOUT 2 4 DOUT 3 5 DOUT 4 6 DOUT 5 7 DOUT 6 8 DOUT 7 9 DOUT 8 1 Note Do not output current value beyond specification Applicable cable drawing LED of the LED circuit of below diagram can be connected By outputting to the LED number shown below with the InfoSOSA the LED will can be turned ON or OFF 1KΩ 10KΩ DOUT 1 8 DOUT1 VCC DOUT2 DOUT3 DO...

Page 19: ...ing microSD cards cables and mounting brackets Be sure that the ambient operation temperature 0 to 55 and the ambient humidity 10 RH to 90 RH Wet bulb temperature is 39 or less are within their designated ranges Ambient operation temperature indicates both the display side and inside of cabinet where the EM8 will be installed Inside cabinet Display side ...

Page 20: ...e Design the chassis accordingly to the actual installing method 4 3 Diagram from the front side of panel panel thickness 1 6mm or less 5 7 Diagram from the front side of panel panel thickness 1 6mm or less 4 M3 10 Studs Convex backside Burrs prohibited on welded surface Center of Display DIO インタフェーステール用開口 4 M3 10 Studs Convex backside Burrs prohibited on welded surface Center of Display ...

Page 21: ... 21 17A4A4 00003E 2 7 2 2 Panel mounting 4 3 5 7 Align the hole of the unit angle with the stud bolts of the panel in 4 locations and tighten the nuts Nuts Stud Bolts ...

Page 22: ...a little inward about 0 3mm recommended from the sheet side so that the sheet side does not push the touch screen If only the display area touchscreen key area is opened Adjust so that there is a 0 5mm gap between the inside of the panel and the upper electrode of the touch screen Panel Stud bolts Angles LCD Touchscreen Adjust with Angle Panel Upper electrode 5mm ...

Page 23: ...t materials such as metals etc are close to each other Please keep distance from these factors 1 When installing the touch screen below the bezel opening 2 When installing the touch screen below the flat surface To avoid touch screen malfunction please keep the following space L1 1mm L2 1mm When panel is metal material L3 3mm Please keep the distance between touch screen tail and metal as much as ...

Page 24: ...t attempt to do the wiring with the power on All wirings do not need to be connected connect only the ones necessary for the application to be used Wiring Location 4 3 5 7 Power supply cable SIO cable Battery USB Mini B cable LAN cable USB DIO interface FFC Power supply cable SIO Cable Battery USB Mini B cable LAN cable USB DIO interface FFC ...

Page 25: ...the battery Please connect the battery when RTC and SRAM data backup is needed RTC and SRAM can be used without battery When inserting the battery please check the and poles and do not perform wrong insertion Dispose of used batteries according to domestic law 4 Connecting to USB Mini B cable EM8 can be used as USB mass storage by USB connection to PC If EM8 doesn t connect with PC USB Mini B cabl...

Page 26: ...g lid by sliding to the direction as below by hand Side view 2 Hold the tail so the conductive side of the tail is placed downwards and the reinforcement plates are upwards Insert as far as possible 3 After inserting the FFC press down the lid and slide it towards the direction of the arrow shown below Reinforcement Plate Conductive Side ...

Page 27: ...card 1 Insert microSD card slot on the top side of the unit 4 3 5 7 2 Push in microSD memory card with fingers until it locks Make sure the microSD card is inserted in the correct orientation Connection terminal should come to the back when inserting microSD card will lock inside the slot ...

Page 28: ...nch and pull out the SD memory card Note Be sure to insert the microSD card in the correct direction and do not insert in the wrong direction Be sure to take back up data of the microSD assuming unexpected accidents Do not attempt to forcibly pull out the microSD card Do not attempt to pull out the microSD card when in access ...

Page 29: ... installation condition It is recommended that the sensor sensitivity calibration be performed in the same environment and condition that it will be used in Sensor sensitivity calibration can be done by set up tool See the following setup tool manual for further detail Model Document EMG8 W104A7 0005 207 EMG8 205A7 0005 207 Tool manual 17A4A5 00017 10 2 Coordinate Calibration Calibrate if there is...

Page 30: ...rounding Environment Check 1 Ambient temperature is within specification range 0 to 55 2 Ambient humidity is within specification range 10 to 90 RH 3 Ambient pressure is within specification range 800 to 1114hpa Electronic Specification Check 1 Voltage is within permissible range 5VDC 5 Installation Check 1 Make sure the connection cables are inserted firmly and completely 2 Mounting brackets are ...

Page 31: ...Power supply unit Software development environment CD This is needed when using InfoSOSA application Serial communication cable Model Description ISCBL S02 001 RS232C cable SWHC T2 001 RS422 cable SWHC T3 001 RS485 cable Power supply cable Model Description ISCBL S01 001 Power supply cable ...

Page 32: ...environment or by any method other than those described in the product specification catalogs manuals or others 4 Replacement of consumables 5 Any malfunctions and damages caused by failure of associated equipment inappropriate consumables and media 6 Any malfunctions caused by science or technology that could not be predicted at time of sales 7 Other malfunctions damages and or defects that is co...

Page 33: ...45p m CT By E mail sales uscoamerica com FAQ www seedsware co jp global support faq 2nd Edition November 2018 USCO America Inc 136 W Valletts Street Elmhurst IL 60126 USA Phone 512 502 1783 E mail sales uscoamerica com Business hours 9 00a m 5 45p m Central Time http uscoamerica com This document is protected by copyright law Photocopying duplicating reproducing and modifying of this product or do...

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