Van Mechelen Partner LM15 User Manual Download Page 5

 

 

General Overview 

 

Partner Tech is proud to offer the 

LM15 

LCD monitor. It offers a 

versatile solution for many types of applications. Options include a 

resistive touchscreen, magnetic card reader as well as many types of 

flexible mounting solutions. 

1.1

 

Flat Panel Display 

This flat panel display features an active matrix TFT LCD screen. It 

provides crisp, bright, color images with a maximum resolution of 

1024x768 producing a full screen image from edge to edge. The 15” 

display has a wide viewing angle of up to 45 degrees and a brightness 

of approximately 250 cd/m2 or “NITS”. The display easily interfaces 

with your PC via direct VGA input just as any monitor would connect. 

It includes a desktop stand, has an optional wall mount bracket, and 

is available with an Ivory or Black housing. 

1.2

 

Touchscreen 

The 

LM15

 uses a touch screen by 3M Touch screen technology. It was 

designed with the harshest environments in mind, so it’s no wonder 

that it excels in reliability, durability, and expected product life. 

Impervious to environmental conditions such as liquid spills and 

splashes, humidity, these screens are the most contamination-

resistant available. They deliver drift-free operation for a lifetime 

of 35 million finger touches. 

Touch screen technology is the workhorse of resistive touchscreens, 

providing unsurpassed performance in POS, industrial, medical, and 

transportation applications. Touch the screen with a finger, gloved 

hand, fingernail, or object such as a credit card, and you’ll receive 

a fast, accurate response every time. 

Software drivers are included which allow the screen to work with any 

mouse driven PC application in DOS, Windows or Linux* environments. 

(*Drivers for Linux are not included, but are supported) 

 

Important Note: 

  The Touch Monitor can thus take over the function of both monitor 

and mouse, although a normal mouse can still be used in parallel to 

the Touch Monitor. 

 

1.3

 

Mounting Options 

The 

LM15 

comes standard with a desktop base or with an optional 

bracket using the VESA standard for other versatile mounting 

configurations such as wall or pole mounting. 

1.4

 

Modular Magnetic Card Reader 

The 

LM15

 also provides an integrated interface for a magnetic card 

reader which conforms to the ANSI, ISO, JIS, AAMVA and CDL standards. 

 

Summary of Contents for Partner LM15

Page 1: ...HERTOC BEERSE VLIMMEREN VOSSELAAR OUD TURNHOUT ARENDONK RAVELS WEELDE POPPEL BAARLE HERTOG MALLE OOSTMALLE WESTMALLE POPPEL RAVELS MOL HERENTALS LILLE POEDERLEE LILLE HERENTALS NOORDERWIJK EINDHOUT LA...

Page 2: ...OSITION ____________________________________________________________ 9 4 7 V POSITION ____________________________________________________________ 9 4 8 OSD H POSITION ________________________________...

Page 3: ...rts________________________________ 15 9 6 Environmental conditions _______________________________________________ 15 9 7 ESD and EMV behavior ____________________________________________________ 15...

Page 4: ...4 1 LM15 Model Number Definition LM15 LCD monitor...

Page 5: ...onmental conditions such as liquid spills and splashes humidity these screens are the most contamination resistant available They deliver drift free operation for a lifetime of 35 million finger touch...

Page 6: ...isplay OSD AUTO TUNING feature This step is important for getting the best picture quality section 5 2 5 Touchscreen Monitor Only Install the touchscreen drivers for the corresponding operating system...

Page 7: ...play keys on the LM 15 real button of Their locations and functions are described as followed The is used for Power On Off Keys or can be used to enable OSD Normally and are used to adjust values The...

Page 8: ...try standard video cards To get the best picture quality under Windows it would be best to use the Shutdown screen when activating the AUTO TUNING menu option By doing this the display tries to find t...

Page 9: ...t the value using and buttons 50 Phase 4 6 H POSITION Pressing moves the display image to the right pressing moves the display image to the left 50 H Position 4 7 V POSITION Pressing moves the display...

Page 10: ...ition 4 9 OSD V POSITION Pressing moves the OSD image to the upware pressing moves the OSD image to the downware 50 OSD V Position 4 10 VOLUME Adjust the value using and buttons 50 Volume 4 11 RED COL...

Page 11: ...ans that the calibration between touch screen and computer is adjusted to the mechanical features of the particular touch screen which was connected to the computer at that time A serial Touch Control...

Page 12: ...ousing For cleaning the screen it is better to use a soft paper towel moistened with a mild household cleaning agent For cleaning the surface do not apply the cleaning liquid directly but use a moiste...

Page 13: ...vertical stripes Display H POSITION is not set correctly LCD shows fine horizontal stripes PHASE adjustment is not correctly set Use the AUTO TUNE feature see Chapter 5 Touch cannot be calibrated unde...

Page 14: ...e VGA 640x400 XGA 1024x768 60 75 HZ Signal Connector D sub 15 pin back Control Power Left Right Up Down Plug Play DDC1 2B compatible Speaker 2 W Active Speaker Power adaptor Input AC 110 240 Volts 47...

Page 15: ...Control Method PWM Adjust Frequency 20 20KHz 9 4 Touch Interface RS232 Technology 5 wire resistive Resolution max 2048 2048 Surface hardcoated polyester foil Transmission 75 Durability 35 million actu...

Page 16: ...ence features according to EN 61000 4 4 Criteria B hardness 1 KV for AC power 4 Surge immunity test according to EN 61000 4 5 Criteria B 5 Immunity for conductive disturbance test according to EN61000...

Page 17: ...point out that inadequate handling storage influence and or modification can cause disturbances and damage in usage In case you modify the product in any way we do not assume warranty and liability un...

Page 18: ...18 You can order them directly from your distributor stating the exact monitor type See model number label on the bottom of the device...

Page 19: ...cular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment on and off the user is encouraged to try to corre...

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