X-Series All Weather User Guide 4 150-092
1.4
Wiring Connections (Cont’d)
Power Connection
The LCD can be ordered as either AC powered or DC powered. The power receptacle is
located near the lower rear housing on the back of the LCD.
DC POWER
- The cable is 10 ft. (3m) long and has two leads, the and the Black—for
direct connection to the DC voltage source. Connect these flying leads to the corresponding
polarity on your voltage source primary terminals.
CAUTION: MAKE SURE YOU ARE CONNECTING POWER
TO THE CORRECT POLARITY!
AC POWER
- An external power supply adapter is supplied that will accept any voltage and
frequency from 110 to 250 VAC and 47 to 63 Hertz. The standard AC power plug supplied is
for 120 VAC 60 Hz most normally found in North America.
Quick Connect Cable Connector
The LCD uses a similar style of connector for both
power and video, although they are not interchangeable.
To install the cable connector into the receptacle on the
unit, first make sure that the cable connector and the
receptacle are lined up properly. Then simply push the
connector into the receptacle until you feel or hear a
snap. The connection is now securely made and
positively retained. To disconnect, push the outside ring
on the connector towards the receptacle while
simultaneously pulling lightly on the cable until it is free.
DO NOT USE ANY TOOLS!
VGA Computer Video Connection
The video receptacle is larger than the power receptacle and is located adjacent to the power
receptacle on the lower rear of the LCD. The cable is 20 ft (6m) long and has a standard DB-
15 female connector at the far end. Insert the round connector on the cable into the
receptacle. Plug the other end of the cable into the computer Video source and tighten
screws. No special video adapter software is needed.
Windows will automatically find and apply the best generic
driver. If you are prompted by Windows to set up the display
settings, be sure to choose 800x600 resolution and 16-bit
color
