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12 142027(G) 

4. Hardware 
 

Signal Name

 

15-pin D-Shell (Female)

Red

 

1

 

Green

 

2

 

Blue

 

3

 

4

 

GND-Digital

 

5

 

GND-Red return

 

6

 

GND-Green return

 

7

 

GND-Blue return

 

8

 

9

 

GND-Digital

 

10

 

11 
12

 

Hsync

 

13

 

Vsync

 

14

 

15

 

 

After 50,000 hours of use, the two lamps used for LCD back lighting may become dim or 
burn out. You may return the monitor to Pro-face for lamp replacement or you can order 
new lamps and follow the procedure below to install them. You can perform the lamp 
replacement procedure without removing the monitor from the NEMA enclosure where it 
is mounted, but you should do this only in a clean environment. Otherwise, the procedure 
is better performed at a service bench. 

 

1. 

TURN THE MONITOR POWER OFF AND DISCONNECT THE LINE CORD 

2. 

Loosen the four thumbscrews that hold the back of the monitor on. 

3. 

Separate the two halves of the monitor. If the unit is equipped with a touchscreen, 

you will have to disconnect its cable. 
 

4. 

The lamps are mounted in small plastic carriers that slide in the right side of the LCD 

display at the top and bottom edges. 
 

5. 

Note their orientation and then unplug the two sets of lamp wires (3" pink and white 

silicone wires) from the nearby inverter. 
 

6. 

Look in the hole where the lamp is presently installed and note the small black 

locking tab on the front side of each hole. With a small slotted screwdriver, depress 
the tab while carefully pulling on the wires and slide the lamps outward. Discard the 
old lamps. 
 

7. 

Carefully slide the new lamps fully into place noting the top lamp has a small triangle 

molded in the end where the wires protrude. Similar triangles a stamped in the LCD 
sheet metal near the top hole. 

 

VGA Input Connector Pin Out   

 

Back Light Replacement Procedure 

Summary of Contents for XT1502

Page 1: ...1 142027 G XT1502 FLAT PANEL INDUSTRIAL MONITOR FLAT PANEL INDUSTRIA Hardware Guide...

Page 2: ...tes uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipme...

Page 3: ...nsiderations 5 System Power 5 Excessive Heat 5 Electrical Noise 6 Line Voltage Variation 6 Location and Enclosure 7 Panel Installation 7 Panel Mounting Dimensions 7 3 Monitor Settings 8 Mode and Image...

Page 4: ...through an optional integrated high performance 35 million touch touchscreen Front panel controls with onscreen menus lock switch on rear of units Long lasting 50 000 hour backlight Hinged design for...

Page 5: ...red by the user will appear in a monospace font Operator interfaces such as the Start menu button and keyboard keys such as Enter appear in a narrow bold typeface Other text such as the word Note is b...

Page 6: ...n mm Front Panel Controls The front panel controls from left to right are Menu Select Increment Decrement Their use is detailed in Chapter 3 Monitor Settings Product Dimensions 16 48 418 6 3 25 82 60...

Page 7: ...0 Hz 0 006 peak to peak displacement 1 0 g maximum acceleration 0 015 peak to peak displacement 2 5 g maximum acceleration Altitude Sea level to 10 000 ft 3 000 m Sea level to 40 000 ft 12 000 m Elect...

Page 8: ...the following practices Separate the power and ground P E or Protective Earth cable from signal cables at the point of entry to the enclosure To minimize the ground wire length within the enclosure lo...

Page 9: ...its operating margin As long as the incoming voltage is adequate the power supply provides all the logic voltages necessary to support the monitor unit Unusual AC line variations may cause undesirabl...

Page 10: ...nt Avoid overloading the supply circuit This monitor should be mounted in and used where NEMA 4 and NEMA 12 type enclosures are employed When mounted properly the monitor meets or exceeds the sealing...

Page 11: ...l panel to the following choices Colors 256 Vertical Refresh 60 Hz Resolution 1024 x 768 Monitor Type Viewsonic 15 Note The monitor type option is not available in Windows NT Once the monitor is power...

Page 12: ...positions size tuning etc Press to activate auto setup Image Adjust Turns on the Image Adjust submenu Pressing turns on the Image Adjust menu OSD Menu Turns on the OSD submenu Pressing turns on the O...

Page 13: ...turns on table 1 Direct Access 2 Turn on direct access table 2 Pressing turns on table 2 Language Select OSD language Pressing turns on the submenu in English Direct Access 1 2 Submenu Menu Option De...

Page 14: ...From the resulting page you can download the User Manual and or the touch screen driver 4 Click on the link to elo zip the drivers for all of the operating systems are in this file Type a destination...

Page 15: ...ews that hold the back of the monitor on 3 Separate the two halves of the monitor If the unit is equipped with a touchscreen you will have to disconnect its cable 4 The lamps are mounted in small plas...

Page 16: ...nly one orientation 9 You may now want to clean the LCD and the inside of the monitor window or touchscreen with a slightly damp soft cloth 10 Carefully reunite the two monitor halves remembering to r...

Page 17: ...from the Microsoft Diagnostic utility MSD or other diagnostic applications 5 Details of attempts made to rectify the problem s and results 6 The log number assigned from Pro face Technical Support if...

Page 18: ...ht WEIGHT 19 lbs I O A A B B SECTION B B SECTION A A 6 77 9 72 11 17 8 22 5 26 10 32 6 PLACES 3 15 4 84 11 64 2 93 1 39 VGA TOUCH POWER ENTRY REAR AND SIDE VIEW FRONT PANEL CONTROLS DISABLE XT1500 ENC...

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