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4.3  Mounting the device

1.

Make sure the device is installed in a location with adequate air

circulation to ensure its operating temperature remains within

the permitted limits.

The device is cooled by means of an internal fan. This

device has no ventilation holes because waste heat is

conducted away via the metal housing.

2.

WARNING!
Danger of injury due to excessive load.
Working on heavy equipment may lead to serious

injuries.
– Always have two people when working with

heavy equipment.

Hold the WAVE 224 monitor/thin client firmly so that it is level

with the equipment rack adapter.

Starting up

Mounting the device

WAVE 224 monitor/thin client - Industrial monitor/thin client

 

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Summary of Contents for WAVE 224

Page 1: ...WAVE 224 MONITOR THIN CLIENT INDUSTRIAL MONITOR THIN CLIENT INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE WAVE Read the instructions prior to performing any task...

Page 2: ...y Noether Stra e 17 D 76131 Karlsruhe Telephone 0721 6644 400 Fax 0721 6644 444 email talk systec solutions com Internet www systec solutions com WAVE 1 en_US 01 10 2014 WAVE 224 monitor thin client I...

Page 3: ...6 Conformity 20 4 Starting up 21 4 1 Unpacking the device 21 4 2 Setting up the device 21 4 3 Mounting the device 22 5 Operation 25 5 1 Switching the device on 25 5 2 Switching the device off 25 5 3 O...

Page 4: ...Table of contents WAVE 224 monitor thin client Industrial monitor thin client 4...

Page 5: ...nts by e mail phone or fax This will help us to ensure that our documentation is as intelligible and user friendly as possible You will find our contact information on the inside of the front cover or...

Page 6: ...General information Copyright notice WAVE 224 monitor thin client Industrial monitor thin client 6...

Page 7: ...plosion hazards n areas subjected to harmful radiation n areas and applications that are subject to vibration and impacts n for carrying out safety functions such as air traffic control flight control...

Page 8: ...y with these instructions may result in minor or moderate inju ries NOTICE This signals a hazard for material property Failure to comply with these instructions may cause material damage This signals...

Page 9: ...ce incorrectly to the mains supply may expose people to injuries from electric shocks Before connecting up the device always disconnect the line from the power supply Before connecting up always check...

Page 10: ...Safety Important safety notes WAVE 224 monitor thin client Industrial monitor thin client 10...

Page 11: ...Off button Switches the device on and off Optional USB connection Used to connect a USB stick Fig 2 Rear view of monitor The OSD button on the back of the monitor is used to display informa tion and...

Page 12: ...amera Microphone Used to record images and sound 2 Loudspeaker behind the display Used to reproduce sounds 3 2 Type plate The product designation and identification will be found on the type plate Thi...

Page 13: ...e device System Model WAVE 224 Variant Monitor Housing material Stainless steel 1 4301 Surface glass beaded optionally sanded IP protection factor IP65 Display Type of display 24 IPS LCD display with...

Page 14: ...dspeaker Ultra Thin Client optional 2 x USB 1 x Ethernet All the installed USB components VoIP hardware touchscreen keyboard WLAN etc are connected to the WAVE 224 monitor thin client using only one c...

Page 15: ...ode 50 W Environmental conditions Storage 20 C 60 C Operation 0 C 40 C Humidity 10 90 non condensing Ma e in mm ohne Tastaturgelenk Width 615 Height 414 Depth 55 Weight Net weight ca 12 kg 3 4 Dimensi...

Page 16: ...615 400 100 414 190 Fig 7 Dimensions of back of device 390 55 210 295 30 Fig 8 Dimensions in side view Product description Dimensions WAVE 224 monitor thin client Industrial monitor thin client 16...

Page 17: ...all of the following connectors see Chapter 3 3 Technical data for the device on page 13 9 pole Sub D socket for connecting serial devices Fig 10 Serial connection RS 232 24 pole DVI socket for connec...

Page 18: ...nnecting to a network Fig 15 Ethernet socket with pinout 3 5 2 1 Power supply NOTICE Risk of material damage if the device is connected to an incorrect power supply Connecting the device to an incorre...

Page 19: ...ocket of type DFK PC 3 GF 7 62 The corresponding plug carries the designation Phoenix Con tact PC 4 3 ST 7 62 Fig 17 3 pole Phoenix Contact socket for the power supply Pin Designation Significance 1 P...

Page 20: ...Direc tive 2004 108 EC on the basis of the following standards EN 55022 1998 A1 2000 A2 2003 Class A EN 55024 1998 EN 61000 6 2 2005 EN 61000 4 2 2007 The product listed above fulfills the requirement...

Page 21: ...will no longer be possible to guar antee protection from damage or other harmful influ ences 4 2 Setting up the device 1 Prior to initial commissioning n If necessary disinfect the device spray or wi...

Page 22: ...has no ventilation holes because waste heat is conducted away via the metal housing 2 WARNING Danger of injury due to excessive load Working on heavy equipment may lead to serious injuries Always have...

Page 23: ...in the electric supply cable of the device If being permanently connected to the building installation an easily accessible cut off device must be in place In the case of plug in connection the power...

Page 24: ...the mains plug 6 Fasten the WAVE 224 monitor thin client to the equipment rack adapter using the four M5 x 16 screws You will find a view of the backplane in section Chapter 3 4 Dimensions on page 15...

Page 25: ...damage the components Save your data regularly Always close down the industrial PC in an orderly fashion Close the system down in an orderly fashion The monitor is switched off 5 3 Operating the touch...

Page 26: ...ions or incorrect data entry due to inadvertent operations Switch the device off before cleaning it see Chapter 5 2 Switching the device off on page 25 NOTICE Damage caused by cleaning Cleaning the de...

Page 27: ...c acid 10 Alkaline carbonate Ferric chloride FeCl2 Castor oil 10 formic acid Acetic acid 10 Nitric acid 10 Ammonia 10 Ethanol Hydrochloric acid 10 Amyl acetate Ethyl Salt water Ethanol Ethyl acetate O...

Page 28: ...team above 100 C A number of other substances may give rise to changes in the surface structure This should be examined and evaluated in each case Resistant to 24 hours exposure to household chemicals...

Page 29: ...ne 49 721 6634 400 Fax 49 721 6634 444 talk systec solutions com www systec solutions com 5 5 Using the optional USB connection Unscrew and remove the dummy plug on the left hand side of the WAVE 224...

Page 30: ...Install the WLAN driver from the supplied USB stick The WLAN is set up Operation Setting up the WLAN optional WAVE 224 monitor thin client Industrial monitor thin client 30...

Page 31: ...t off see Chapter 5 2 Switching the device off on page 25 The device is defective 1 Send an e mail to support systec hardware com or 2 Fill out a support form at http www systec hardware com de hardwa...

Page 32: ...Repairs WAVE 224 monitor thin client Industrial monitor thin client 32...

Page 33: ...ad Working on heavy equipment may lead to serious injuries Always have two people when working with heavy equipment WARNING Danger of injury from hot surfaces Power transmission and regulatory compone...

Page 34: ...r and hold it firmly You can now see the interface plate on the rear of the device Fig 22 Interface plate on the rear of the WAVE 224 monitor thin client depending on the configuration 4 Release the s...

Page 35: ...e the original packaging n Do not apply any localized pressure to the display n Do not store in the open air n Always store in a dry non dusty place n Always shield the equipment from solar radiation...

Page 36: ...Storage Storing the device WAVE 224 monitor thin client Industrial monitor thin client 36...

Page 37: ...device Pay attention to the handling symbols on the trans port packaging Comply with the stated transport requirements see Transport requirements on page 37 When transporting the device you should co...

Page 38: ...Packaging and transport Transporting the device WAVE 224 monitor thin client Industrial monitor thin client 38...

Page 39: ...Under our General Terms and Conditions and in fulfill ment of the conditions of the sales agreement the customer under takes to return all equipment to Systec Services GmbH for proper dis posal Do no...

Page 40: ...Disposal WAVE 224 monitor thin client Industrial monitor thin client 40...

Page 41: ...n hardware support html n Karl G Linder n Andreas K nig Court of registration Mannheim District Court Registration number HRB 717236 VAT ID no as per 27a Value Added Tax Act n DE 815434969 Systec Solu...

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