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Page 1: Instruction Manual
TM Model “H” High-Grade Model Touch Screen Monitor TMH Series Instruction Manual 10.4” TMH-310-DC00-01 12.1” TMH-312-DC00-01 Seedsware Corporation http://www.seedsware.co.jp/global/... - Page 2 Seedsware shall not be held liable in any way for damages or losses, nor be held responsible for any claims by a third party as a result of using this product. ...
- Page 3 Warnings Warnings for Design Designing switches that might cause human injuries and/or property damage on the touchscreen is strictly prohibited. Unintentional output signals due to malfunction of the main body, units, and/or cables can cause serious injuries. Design the system so that switches with major functions are equipped on devices other than the TM itself.
- Page 4 Cautions Cautions for Disposal When disposing the product, please treat is as industrial waste. Precautions for Safe Use Do not press the display with strong pressure or hard objects. It may break the LCD panel and cause injuries. Please use this product within the specified ambient temperature and humidity range. If not used properly, it may cause malfunctions.
- Page 5 Handling of LCDs The LCD display contains skin-irritating materials. If liquid materials flow out due to damage and comes in contact with skin, wash the area under water for at least 15 minutes and consult a doctor. The LCD display might have uneven brightness according to the contents being displayed. This is not a malfunction.
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Page 6: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Features ..........................1 Features ............................2 Product Configuration ......................3 Standard Accessories ........................4 Names and Functions of Each Parts ....................5 Panel Installation ..........................6 Installing to Stands .......................... 9 Wiring ............................. 10 Operations ............................. 13 OSD ............................ -
Page 7: Features
Features Chapter Contents Features ....................2 16A4A4-00003E-2... -
Page 8: Features
Features ■ 2 Signal input interfaces ・DVI Interface (DVI connector) ・Analog RGB Interface (D-Sub15 pin (mini) connector) ■ DC power input (12V/24V) compliant ■ USB (Type B) for the touch screen interface ■ Long life for industrial equipment/ high luminance LCD ■... -
Page 9: Product Configuration
Product Configuration Chapter Contents Standard Accessories ................4 Names and Functions of Each Parts ............5 Panel Installation ..................6 Installing to Stands ..................9 Wiring ...................... 10 Operations ....................13 16A4A4-00003E-2... -
Page 10: Standard Accessories
Standard Accessories ・Accessory list ・Installation Guide 2pc ・Mounting Bracket 1set (4pcs) ・Power Connector 1pc ・Gasket 1pc (preinstalled to unit) 16A4A4-00003E-2... -
Page 11: Names And Functions Of Each Parts
Names and Functions of Each Parts ⑩ ⑩ ② ③ ① ⑩ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩ Displays power and input signal status Green: Power is ON with input signal ① Power indicator Red: Power is ON without input signal Unlit: Power not applied ②... -
Page 12: Panel Installation
Panel Installation Design referring to the panel opening measurement specified in product specification and the outline diagrams. Make sure power is not applied when installing Make sure the unit is not deformed or contorted when installing. Any contortion or deformation may result in insufficient protection. - Page 13 2.3.2 Installing the Gasket Please install the gasket even in environments where it may not seem necessary. Insert gasket along the groove Gasket Groove Gasket will be installed to the unit before shipment. Make sure it is properly installed before use. A gasket used for a long time or have once been installed may have scratches or dirt on it and could have lost much of its protection effect.
- Page 14 2.3.3 Installation Procedure Install the unit (with gasket) to the panel from the front. Panel Make sure it is installed in the correct up-right direction. Insert the hooks of the mounting brackets into the mounting holes in the four location s of the unit.
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Page 15: Installing To Stands
Installing to Stands Installing to “VESA Standard” Arms VESA” 2.4.1 TM can be installed to a commercially available Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) arm. If a stand is used, it must meet the UL1678 standard. Refer to manual of arm or stand for installation procedures. Mounting hole dimension is as below VESA Standard 100mm×100mm 100mm... -
Page 16: Wiring
Wiring Be sure no power is applied when making connections to avoid the risk of human injury or damage to equipment due to electrocution. Do not turn the power on until all connections have been made. Prepare the cables to be used according to the specifications. 2.5.1 Connecting Input Power ■Using Accessory Connectors... - Page 17 ■Cautions for Power Supply Wiring (1) Wire the power source, input/output device, and power device of the TM isolating each by sequence. (2) Do not bundle main circuit (High voltage, high current) wires, signal wires, and power cables, nor put them close to each other. (3) Twist the power cable as short as possible to improve noise immunity.
- Page 18 2.5.2 Wiring Procedure Make sure all powers are off and there is no electricity flow to either the TM or the computer. Connect the TM and the computer as the following diagram. Please connect to the power source last. Install the Ferrite Core to the cable if noise measures are necessary. Computer USB Cable Analog RGB Cable...
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Page 19: Operations
Operations The dial switch on the back side of the TM can be used to operate the OSD （On Screen Display） and turn the power ON or OFF. Press Turn 2.6.1 POWER ON/OFF Press switch to turn on the monitor. Press and hold the switch for more than two seconds to turn the power off. -
Page 20: Osd
Various configurations and adjustments can be made with the OSD (On Screen Display). OSD is operated with a dial switch. The value set will be retained and will not be deleted when power is shut down and until setting is changed intentionally. Chapter Contents OSD Menu .................... -
Page 21: Osd Menu
OSD Menu Top menu icons Adjustment Main Menu Submenu Initial Value Description range 0 ～ 100 Brightness Adjust brightness of display PICTURE 0 ～ 100 Contrast Adjust contrast of display 0 ～ 4 Sharpness Adjust sharpness of display Exit Go back to main menu Auto Adjustment Automatically adjust DISPLAY items DISPLAY... -
Page 22: Osd Menu Operation
OSD Menu Operation 3.2.1 Basic Functions Displaying the OSD Press the dial switch to display the main menu of the OSD. (No actions will be performed by turning the dial switch without displaying the OSD first.) Selecting with the OSD Choose the item (icon) on the OSD by turning the dial switch while OSD is displayed. - Page 23 3.2.3 Adjusting Brightnes 1) Open the OSD menu. 2) Select [Picture] > [Brightness]. 3) Turn the dial switch to adjust the “Bar Meter” value. (The screen brightness will change with the turn of the dial.) 4) Press the dial switch to determine the brightness you desire. 5) End OSD.
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Page 24: Mouse Emulation Software
Mouse Emulation Software The mouse emulation software “TSC-DD” can be downloaded via our web site. Be sure to download the driver that suits your computer bit size. URL：http://www.seedsware.co.jp/support/download Chapter Contents System ..............19 Requirements Installing ..............20 Procedure Multi-monitor ..............25 Setting Calibration ................... -
Page 25: System Requirements
System Requirements 4.1.1 System Configuration Supporting OS： Windows 7（64bit） Windows 8/8.1（64bit） Windows 10（64bit） Note: Contact us for information concerning the operation check of Windows 8/8.1/10. 4.1.2 Installment Requirements ■ Hardware There must be 10MB of free space and data file storing capacity in the system drive. 4.1.3 Others 1) When using Windows 7 and inputting by touch on the multi-monitor, the graphic driver must... -
Page 26: Installing Procedure
Installing Procedure Installing the “Mouse Emulation Software” 4.2.1 This is the procedure for customers without the Japanese character when using with Windows XP, Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0/3.0/3.5, without the Japanese Language Pack. (1) Unzip the software compressed file downloaded to the computer to be used. (2) USB cable should not be connected at this point. - Page 27 (8) “Select Installation Folder” window will appear. I If you do not have to make any changes in the folder destination, click [Next], Or if you do have to make changes, click [Browse], specify your folder destination and click [Next]. (9) “Confirm Installation”...
- Page 28 For Windows XP (11) Installation is complete. Click [Close] to end the Wizard. (12) A window as below will appear. Click [Yes] and reboot your computer. 16A4A4-00003E-2...
- Page 29 4.2.2 Installing the Touch Screen Driver Connect the TM and the computer with an USB cable. Installation of the driver will start. If a window as below appears, install the driver according to the procedure below. Select “No, not this time” and click [Next]. Choose “Install the software automatically (Recommended)”...
- Page 30 Select [Start] > [All Program] > [DMC] > [DMC Touch Panel Configuration] and open the “Properties” window. If “USB controller 0” is displayed, then the driver has been installed successfully. 16A4A4-00003E-2...
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Page 31: Multi-Monitor Setting
Multi-monitor Setting The TM can be used for both “single monitor” and “multi-monitor”. Below is the procedure to set as a “multi-monitor” Select [Start] > [All Program] > [DMC] > [DMC Touch Panel Configuration] and open the “Properties” window. Click [Device] and open the device screen. Click [Identify] and the number of the monitor will be displayed in the center of the TM display. -
Page 32: Calibration
Calibration 4.4.1 Save Location Setting of Calibration Data Calibration data of the touch screen can be either “stored in the TM” or “stored in the computer”. The initial setting will be “store in the TM”. Follow below procedure to set the save location of the calibration data. Select [Start] >... - Page 33 4.4.2 Calibration Below is the procedure for “4 points touch screen calibration”. Select [Start] > [All Program] > [DMC] > [DMC Touch Panel Configuration] and open the “Properties” window. Choose [4p] of the “Calibration points” and click [Calibration]. TM will display a screen as below diagram (1). Touch the red center of the blue cross “＋”...
- Page 34 After all crosses have been touched, below screen will appear. When touching the red center of the blue cross “＋”, if an area anywhere on the screen is touched and not the cross, it will be recognized as the blue cross and thus will have the wrong calibration results.
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Page 35: Maintenance
Maintenance Chapter Contents Maintenance .................... 30 16A4A4-00003E-2... -
Page 36: Maintenance
Maintenance 5.1.1 Display If the display surface or the frame gets dirty, wipe with a soft cloth damped in mild detergent than wrung dry. Uses of thinner, organic solvents, strong acidic detergents are prohibited. 5.1.2 Periodic Check To keep the product in its best condition, check periodically for below points. □... -
Page 37: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting If problems still remain and cannot be solved, contact your dealer or refer “7.3 Inquires and contact us. Chapter Contents Display ..................... 32 Touch Screen ................... 33 16A4A4-00003E-2... -
Page 38: Display
Display Symptoms Cause/Measures ・ Make sure the power cord is inserted securely. ・ No display (LED will not light) ・ Press the dial switch and turn ON the power of the TM. ・ Check that the image signal cable is inserted properly. ・... -
Page 39: Touch Screen
Touch Screen Symptoms Cause/Measures • Remove then insert again the USB Cable that connects to the computer. • • Cursor position is not correct Make sure that the FG (Frame GND) of the TM and the FG • Cursor jumps (Field GND) of the powers are connected. -
Page 40: Others
Others Chapter Contents Warranty and Repair ................35 Production Discontinuance ..............36 Inquiries ....................37 16A4A4-00003E-2... -
Page 41: Warranty And Repair
Only Seedsware products can be repaired. Options are exempt. Repairs will be done in our workshop after it is sent back. All shipping fee will be charged. Seedsware will have all ownership for parts exchanged at repair. 7.1.3 Inquiries for Repair If you have any inquiries concerning defects or repairs of our products, feel free to contact us. -
Page 42: Production Discontinuance
Production Discontinuance In the event of production discontinuance, an announcement will be made on our website six months prior to the last possible order reception date. 16A4A4-00003E-2... -
Page 43: Inquiries
Business hours: 9:00a.m. to 5:45p.m. (Central Time) http://uscoamerica.com/ This document is protected by copyright law. Photocopying, duplicating, reproducing, and modifying of this product or document in part or by whole is prohibited. Copyright(C) 2016 Seedsware Corporation. All Rights Reserved 16A4A4-00003E-2...
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