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AMM170TK/AMM17TK/AMM18TK/AMM19TK/AMM19TK(HB) 

  

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back of the monitor

ADAVN INT’L CORP.2003

“ELO” is a Registered trademark of Elo TouchSystems, Inc.,

All other trademarks are the property of their reference owners.

This document is subject to change without notice.

Advan provides this information as reference only. Reference to other vendor’s products

does not imply any recommendation or endorsement.

Revision Control

WARN IN G

The title "WARN IN G" is used to inform the users of
possible causes that could inflict the injury, death, or
property damage to the patients.

C AUTIO N

The title "C AUTIO N " is used to inform the users of
possible causes that could inflict the patients although
it might not severe enough to cause deaths.

N O TE

The title "N O TE" is used to inform the users of items
tha t a r e o f imp o r ta nc e in te rms o f ins ta lla tio n,

operation, or maintenance of the Equipment although

the failure do es no t inflict the bo d ily harm to the
patients.

Date

Description

Document number

Rev. 4 112003

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Summary of Contents for AMM170TK

Page 1: ...itle WARNING is used to inform the users of possible causes that could inflict the injury death or property damage to the patients CAUTION The title CAUTION is used to inform the users of possible causes that could inflict the patients although it might not severe enough to cause deaths NOTE The title NOTE is used to inform the users of items that are of importance in terms of installation operati...

Page 2: ...er Cord 14 DDC 14 Installation 14 Installation for Video Play Back 15 User Controls 16 Basic OSD Operation VGA 17 18 Basic OSD Operation DVI 19 20 Basic OSD Screen Section C Video or S Video 21 22 OSD Function Description VGA 23 OSD Function Description DVI 24 OSD Function Description C Video or S Video 25 Troubleshooting 26 Specification ofAMM17TK 27 Specification ofAMM18TK 28 Specification ofAMM...

Page 3: ...on on a Mouse to execute the Pop up menu 2 Press Properties to execute the Display Properties 3 Press Setting and change the resolution to 1280 x 1024 4 Press Apply or OK to select and press OK to keep the selected resolution 5 Go back to Display Properties Setting Advanced properties Adapter 6 On Adapter property change the refresh rate to 60Hz 70Hz 72Hz or 75Hz If you don t have these options ch...

Page 4: ... resolution to its factory recommended preset 1 On a Windows NT 4 0 press right button on a Mouse to execute the Pop up menu 2 Press Properties to execute the Display Properties 3 Press Setting and change the resolution to 1280 x 1024 4 Change Refresh Frequency to 60Hz 70Hz 72Hz or 75Hz 60Hz recommended Screen Adjustment Procedure 1 Press the AUTO button 2 If you still don t have a clear display m...

Page 5: ... APPLE icon on the upper left corn and execute Control Panel Monitors Sound Select Thousands for the Color Depth Select 1280X1024 60Hz 70Hz 72Hz or 75Hz for the Resolution 60Hz recommended On some Apple G3 or newer systems you may not need to use the Macintosh Adapter Screen Adjustment Procedure 1 Press the AUTO button on the monitor All manuals and user guides at all guides com ...

Page 6: ...rade video cards or software because of the wide auto scanning compatibility range without requiring to buy a new monitor The internal microprocessor digitally controls auto scanning For horizontal scan frequencies between 24 8 KHz and 60 2 KHz and vertical scan frequencies between 56 3 Hz and 85 1 Hz In each frequency mode the microprocessor based circuitry allows the monitor to function at the p...

Page 7: ...monitor in future AMM17TK AMM18TK AMM19TK orAMM19TK HB LCD Monitor and two video cable 1 VGAHDDB15cable 1 DVI Dcable AC Power cord AC Adapter Floppy Disk for test pattern and set up User Manual Composite Video C Video Cable and Super Video S Video Cable Some Touchscreen Model Not Available AUTO SELECT CAUTION Manufacturer Ault Korea Model No MW160 or MW116 All manuals and user guides at all guides...

Page 8: ...ard UL2601 1 UL cUL Mark Because many medical offices are located in residential areas this monitor in addition to the medical requirements has also been tested and found to comply with the limits for FCC Class B computing devices in a typically configured system It is the system integrator or configurer s responsibility to test and ensure that the entire system complies with applicable EMC laws A...

Page 9: ...umperformance donotblockthecoolingvents Whileunpackingthemonitor inspectitandotherpackagecontentsforshipping damage that could cause a fire or shock hazard Immediately report any shipping damage to the carrier or transportation company and contact customer service for monitorinthefutureorincaseofreturn Afteryouunpackthemonitor makesurethefollowingitemsareincluded Monitor with 1 5 meter 5ft monitor...

Page 10: ...gen or nitrous oxide No user serviceable parts inside ask qualified personnel when accessing inside For disposal of waste product you must follow the requirement of local code Electrical input rating 12Vd c 6 67A Classification Type of protection against electric shock Class I Equipment Degree of protection against the ingress of water Ordinary Mode of operation Continuous Environmental conditions...

Page 11: ... as screen is fragile CLEANING YOUR MONITOR No specific liquid or chemical necessary when cleaning this LCD monitor However we suggest to clean the monitor with non abrasive cloths and cleaning solutions used in hospitals to clean similar equipment We recommend using 70 Isopropyl alcohol for the screen surface and warm water and a mild detergent for all other surfaces Other acceptable cleaning age...

Page 12: ...0 60 60 24 1280x1024 63 9 60 25 1280x1024 79 75 PRESET MODES To reduce the need for adjustment for different modes the monitor has default setting modes that are most commonly used as given in the table below If any of these display modes are detected the monitor automatically adjusts the picture size and centering When none of the mode is matched the user can store their preferred modes in the us...

Page 13: ...gnal is restored Off Mode The monitor goes into power off mode when the vertical and horizontal sync signals are off for about 10 seconds In this mode the screen goes off and the power LED blinks for 3 seconds On and 1 second Off The screen is displayed after the vertical and horizontal sync signals are restored PowerManagementSystem TheAMM17TK AMM18TK AMM19TK andAMM19TK HB Medical Monitor complie...

Page 14: ...ow the steps as given below Steps 1 Use the VGA cable that provides D SUB 15 pin connector and connect to the 15 pin connector on the VGA controller card 2 Connect the DC power to the DC power connector on the monitor 3 If use with USB hub connect the loop cable between the monitor and the USB hub then connect the DC power to the bottom of USB hub 4 Connect one end of AC power cord into the AC Ada...

Page 15: ...e video plug one end of an RCA cable into the video out port on the video equipment then connect the other end to the monitor video input port 4 For S video plug one end of the S video cable into the video out port on the video equipment then connect the other end to the monitor S video input port 5 Connect the DC power to the DC power connector on the monitor 6 Connect one end of AC power cord in...

Page 16: ... in the OSD menu 6 Select Down To move downward in the OSD menu Switch PC display to Video display and vice versa by one touch when OSD menu is not activated 7 Auto Button One touch Auto adjust or Exit OSD menu Standard OSD Operation 1 Press menu button to activate the OSD 2 Use Select Up or Down keys to move up or down through the menu The parameter will be highlighted wehn selected 3 Then use or...

Page 17: ... or Vertical then push Select Use Left or Right button to adjust Push Up or Down button to select between OSD Hor Pos OSD Ver Pos OSD Background or User Timeout then push Select Use Left or Right button to adjust Push Left or Right to select Color Temp between 5000 6500 7300 9500 or User then push Select If User were slected push Up or Down button to select between Red Green or Blue then push Sele...

Page 18: ... function Push the select button Use Left or Right button to adjust Push Up or Down button to select between Analog RGB Digital RGB Composite Video or Super Video Use Left or Right to choose the correct mode then push Select button OSD Scren Basic Section VGA For OSD display push Menu For selecting Icon push Up or Down Push the select button Use Left or Right button to adjust All manuals and user ...

Page 19: ...h Select Use Left or Right button to adjust Push Left or Right to select Color Temp between 5000 6500 7300 9500 or User then push Select If User were slected push Up or Down button to select between Red Green or Blue then push Select Use Left or Right button to adjust Push Up or Down button to select between DPMS Auto Source Select or Freeze Frame then push Select Use Left or Right button to adjus...

Page 20: ...tton to select between Analog RGB Digital RGB Composite Video or Super Video Use Left or Right to choose the correct mode then push Select button OSD Scren Basic Section DVI For OSD display push Menu For selecting Icon push Up or Down Push the select button Use Left or Right button to adjust All manuals and user guides at all guides com ...

Page 21: ... push Select Use Left or Right button to adjust Push Left or Right to select Color Temp between 5000 6500 7300 9500 or User then push Select If User were slected push Up or Down button to select between Red Green or Blue then push Select Use Left or Right button to adjust Push Select button then Up or Down Push Left or Right button to adjust For OSD display push Menu For selecting Icon push Up or ...

Page 22: ...ush the select button Use Left or Right button to adjust Push the select button Use Left or Right button to adjust Push the select button Use Left or Right button to adjust OSD Scren Basic Section C Video or S Video For OSD display push Menu For selecting Icon push Up or Down All manuals and user guides at all guides com ...

Page 23: ...o S o t u A t c e l e S t h g i h r o w o l f f o n e e w t e b t c e l e s e c r u o s o t u a t s u j d A e m a r F e z e e r F e m a r f e z e e r f e l b a s i D r o e l b a n E m o o Z n o i t c n u f n i m o o z e l b a n E s s e n p r a h S e g a m I 5 o t 1 m o r f s s e n p r a h s e g a m i t e S e d o M e l a c S e n o r o o i t a r t c e p s a n e e r c s l l i f n e e w t e b e d o m ...

Page 24: ... Choose between 5000 6500 7300 9500 or User for color temp Red Balance Red Green Balance Green Blue Balance Blue DPMS Enable or Disable DPMS Auto Source Select Adjust auto source select between off low or hight Freeze Frame Enable or Disable freeze frame Zoom Enable zoom in function Image Sharpness Set image sharpness from 1 to 5 Scale Mode Choose scale mode between fill screen aspect ratio or one...

Page 25: ... SD screen appearing time C olor Temp C hoose between 5000 6500 7300 9500 or User for color temp Red Balance Red Green Balance Green Blue Balance Blue DPM S Enable or Disable DPM S Auto Source Select Adjust auto source select between off low or hight Freeze Frame Enable or Disable freeze frame Zoom Enable zoom in function Image Sharpness Set image sharpness from 1 to 5 Video Scale Mode C hoose vid...

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Page 28: ... g i r B d r a d n a t S 2 m d c 0 2 2 o i t a R t s a r t n o C p y T 1 0 0 4 s e l a c S y a r G s p e t s 6 5 2 o t p U r o t c e n n o C t u p n I l a n g i S o e d i V o e d i V S C S T N I V D l a t i g i D n i p 5 1 5 1 D H n e e r c s h c u o T l a n o i t p O 9 B D 2 3 2 S R t n e m n o r i v n E e r u t a r e p m e T e r u t a r e p m e T g n i t a r e p O C 5 3 0 F 4 0 1 2 3 e r u t a r...

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Page 30: ... H k 8 6 0 3 l a c i t r e V o t p u d n a e d o m 8 6 7 x 4 2 0 1 t a z H 5 8 o t P U z H 5 8 6 5 4 2 0 1 x 0 8 2 1 t a z H 5 7 e z i S y a l p s i D V x H m m 1 0 3 x m m 6 7 3 9 1 1 x 8 4 1 s e l a c S y a r G o i t d a R t s a r t n o C s s e n t h g i r B s s e n t h g i r B d r a d n a t S 2 m d c 0 5 2 o i t a R t s a r t n o C p y T 1 0 0 5 s e l a c S y a r G s p e t s 6 5 2 o t p U r o t...

Page 31: ...o H z H k 8 6 0 3 l a c i t r e V o t p u d n a e d o m 8 6 7 x 4 2 0 1 t a z H 5 8 o t P U z H 5 8 6 5 4 2 0 1 x 0 8 2 1 t a z H 5 7 e z i S y a l p s i D V x H m m 1 0 3 x m m 6 7 3 9 1 1 x 8 4 1 s e l a c S y a r G o i t d a R t s a r t n o C s s e n t h g i r B s s e n t h g i r B d r a d n a t S 2 m d c 0 5 4 o i t a R t s a r t n o C p y T 1 0 0 6 s e l a c S y a r G s p e t s 6 5 2 o t p U ...

Page 32: ...T M D S D a ta 4 1 2 T M D S D ata 3 2 0 T M D S D ata5 5 T M D S D a ta 4 1 3 T M D S D ata 3 2 2 T M D S D ata5 6 D D C C lo c k 1 4 5 V P o w e r 2 2 T M D S C lo ck S hield 7 D D C D a ta 1 5 G ro und fo r 5 V 2 3 T M D S C lo ck 8 N o C o nnec t 1 6 H o t P lug D etec t 2 4 T M D S C lo ck D e s c r i p t io n P in D e s c r i p t io n P in R e d V id e o 1 N C 9 G r e e n V id e o 2 V G A C ...

Page 33: ...rior authorization Buyer will be responsible for packaging and shipping the defective goods to the Advan Service Facility with shipping charges prepaid Limitation of Warranty Monitor For one years 12 months after the date of purchase ADVAN or itsAuthorized Service Centers will repair or replace if defective in material or workmanship This Limited Warranty does not include cleaning or damage caused...

Page 34: ...Advan s product s by Advan any authorized dealer or any other person Technical Assistance For technical assistance please call 510 490 1005 between 8 00 a m and 5 00 p m PST Monday through Friday or email to support mail advancorp com with a description of your technical issues Service If your Medical Monitor needs service call Advan Customer Service at 510 490 1005 between 7 00 a m and 4 00 p m P...

Page 35: ...on TheELOIntelliTouchTouchscreensystemconsistsofatouchscreenandan electronictouchscreencontroller Thetouchscreenmaybeaflat spherical or cylindricalandisinstalledoverthefaceoftheLCD Thetouchscreencontroller installedinsideoftheLCD The IntelliTouch Touchscreen TheIntelliTouchsurfacewavetouchscreenconsistsofaglasspanelmoldedtothe precise shape of a display s face Ascratch resistant hard coated plasti...

Page 36: ... or Touchmonitor installation 3 Start your computer 4 Insert the Windows orWindows NT driver disk into diverAor B 5 Browsefor setup exe inthedirectorytowhichyouextractedthedriverfiles 6 Type setup exe in the space provided and press Enter 7 The touchscreen setup wizard will appear You will need to select serial port typeoftouchscreencontroller andlanguage 8 Complete the setup program 9 Shutdown an...

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