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Seatronx SRT/PHT Series Owner's Manual

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  • Page 1 (Ref. V3.03) SRT/PHT S GHT REA LE & P SE DI...
  • Page 2 PHT SERIES Contents l mou SA mou g I/O with NCOM a (exte al) d (OSD OSD s OSD m “ OSD m “ “ OSD m “ g OSD g enco g co Grap ic Mo ctrical l related s P 2 38...
  • Page 3 PHT SERIES (ISO 2 Scan Gu g im P 3 38...
  • Page 4 PHT SERIES 1 Revision history C ce 2 About this manual , all entire with s cial a ical a te a All u ter 1. 3 Disclaimer P 4 38...
  • Page 5 PHT SERIES 4 Box contents and available options ch ck t after rec A ca Optional 110/230VAC input: Optional touch: 32 cab P 5 38...
  • Page 6 PHT SERIES Otional Kiosk mounting: with M5x50 s l mou t M5 n Optional Rear mounting: with M4 s mou t External dimming/central dimming: b mou o a 1mm o 4mm rter L OSD co g o ext te co Programming &...
  • Page 7 PHT SERIES 5 Description cial a will All s l mod l mou l or ll glas l ca with l (xxx d l mou me l b l mou me l b zel, b zel at l mou full glas fron l mou full glas fron b zel at...
  • Page 8 PHT SERIES 7 Safety precautions for a will a a lo mad o ) glas . ca b s in p g it warm o lik h in d ke s is en s ace f r fre from o d t a n flu ca en r...
  • Page 9 PHT SERIES 8 Installation : Pa l mou Rear The fi t ter d low f r with l mou t . For in co with t is a t tical I r al b in with a : 120 α...
  • Page 10 PHT SERIES slide t . Do force a g in ll all m g a 2, M5 s t co M5 n t lo is n certif ca b m ket r l co g wi VESA mou ace s in t man al.
  • Page 11 PHT SERIES mak s D co u it M4 s in t mark with t ke s all con firm fix u it g u . For g p la t I/O Re r b low t D with d g option cted C is s...
  • Page 12 PHT SERIES cted C is s is o most 12VDC a 12VD o speci b co ter, COM IN: from p u it 5 co l in COM OU ) Pleas r NCOM ca a b co t a PLC or PC u g a RS485 p col.
  • Page 13 PHT SERIES g o t mod l y follo g co ca b fou front OSD ME OSD ME : ro te CW t in t ch > 6s t enter OSD te CW t in gla at l will s OSD me ca s t OFF to a...
  • Page 14 PHT SERIES p for Scre certa fu imag a rts 5 b OSD Menu o D giv E ter, for 1 s A in image Us < a > t a : N s l o s cted l fu OSD o OSD ME OSD ME...
  • Page 15 PHT SERIES . 0 ~ 120M mod . is r l. (On O g OSD r in Re Stage Led status Source searching Backlight A. Initialization RED ON B1. Sleep AMBER ON Waiting valid signal from last input B2. Sleep with AutoSource AMBER ON Searching for any valid input C1.
  • Page 16 PHT SERIES Signal source RGB (VGA)/DVI: 0 ~ 100 0 ~ 100 0 ~ 100 0 ~ 100 Color / Cool / 0 ~ 100 . Do will b in DVI white age a lik a l fi Signal source CVBS/HDMI: 0 ~ 100 0 ~ 100 0 ~ 100...
  • Page 17 PHT SERIES ~ 120 mi 0.5, 1, 2, 5, 10, 30, 60, al / O & HDMI / 16 : 9 / 4 : 3 / Fill A Mo 68 / 68 / 0 ~ 100 0 ~ 100 0 ~ 100 0 ~ 100 “...
  • Page 18 PHT SERIES rial Rate it 8b < o Us r Setting : t is a o u r in o “ r)” ca all u ca b s cted Up a o OSD Boa F1 F4 with o te co l.
  • Page 19 PHT SERIES with g enc rs with ed f r OSD flow ● o en te CW te CC Press ● for ≤ 1 sec for standby mode (ON/OFF) → or ← for dimming Press ● for 2 sec to select next input source.
  • Page 20 PHT SERIES with USB co will ll a is n it is all f ace o t is p gla . will ca b u with b with o wat r) o t ace. mi t fals t till en If y t b d j t lide t...
  • Page 21 PHT SERIES 9 Trouble shooting L D in g o p C con g o t in t g o t b 9~3 g o t g in C con L D o t g o co A me age g o t : “...
  • Page 22 PHT SERIES Black D led. Red from is n ling g o t ming con cted g o t ll t from t (res A fals t is a flo o wat Place th t in a d ace o t fron ke s ll o...
  • Page 23 PHT SERIES . Still n mov g t a 10 Specifications mod l, b fou o o r lity and vid o te o t art igh g wi g Mo ical Mo g RGB / VI / HDMI / C ll CRT c mon c ca...
  • Page 24 PHT SERIES B in g in t co l all o t t get age o a s ct all SA s Grap low a image o a s Table 1 RGB Input format l Fr P 24 38...
  • Page 25 PHT SERIES d en man al all ic s . If y more d 12VD 12V ~ 5A 24VD 12,5A, 24V ~ 6, xxxDG, C in P 2 38...
  • Page 26 PHT SERIES DVI I R ro X 1/3 a2/4 X0 + 5 Sh /D z 12 V is n 36 V wire 2,...
  • Page 27 PHT SERIES COM IN COM OU is n certif...
  • Page 28 PHT SERIES 11 Pixel policy (ISO 13406-2 Scan Guidelines ) TFT monitors are precise units made up of a set number of pixels. Unfortunately this can be seen as a weakness. Pixels are made up the three sub-pixels being red, green and blue each consisting of their own transistors that controls whether or not it lights up.
  • Page 29 PHT SERIES Type 4) fault cluster, the number of defective pixels in a 5 x 5 pixel square. Class I monitors are guaranteed products which do not have any defects at all . Class II specification consists of the following faults permissible: 2 x Type 1, 2 x Type 2, 5 x Type 3 and 2 x Type 4. delivers TFT Monitors in accordance to ISO 13406-2 Class II.
  • Page 30 PHT SERIES g o L is t follo t g s tic image for in t is n t will o a a 8% redu in ligh l t t “ g” tic lin g u Bo I age Re Check d I age Re g a 50% grey a...
  • Page 31 OWNERS MANUAL (Ref. PHT/SRT-CTL V2.3) PHT/SRT-CTL Remote control unit for PHT/SRT...

  • Page 32: Table Of Contents

    Contents About this manual ..................................3 Disclaimer ....................................3 Box contents....................................4 Description ....................................4 Display ......................................4 Product identification................................. 5 Safety precautions..................................5 Hardware installation ................................. 6 Position ....................................6 8.1.1 Panel mount .................................. 6 Preparing the units to be controlled ..........................7 8.2.1 Setting units numbers for NCOM ..........................

  • Page 33: About This Manual

    Further, Seatronx reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes from time to time in the contents hereof without obligation of Seatronx to notify any person of such revision or changes. Please follow these safety instructions for best performance, and long life for your unit Copyright ©...

  • Page 34: Box Contents

    3 Box contents Please check the box contents right after receiving the equipment. The contents depend on the options ordered. Image Description Remark PHT/SRT-CTL Mounting brackets with M5x50 screws 2 pieces External power adapter (230VAC<>12VDC) Mains cord (Euro style) Screw type terminal block, pluggable Metz RP01502VBLF, 2-pin Network cable 3mtr 4 Description...

  • Page 35: Product Identification

    6 Product identification On the sticker at the backside of the unit you will find information for product identification. 7 Safety precautions • Remove power if the unit is not used for a longer period. This will also result in a longer lifetime of the backlight leds. •...

  • Page 36: Hardware Installation

    8 Hardware installation The PHT/SRT-CTL can be placed used on a table top. The rubber bumpons at the rear side will prevent it to slide. The unit can also be flush mounted in a desk cutout. Before installation check the power source to be compatible with the power input of your unit. 8.1 Position When installing the PHT/SRT-CTL first make sure to determine the right place.

  • Page 37: Preparing The Units To Be Controlled

    8.2 Preparing the units to be controlled The monitors which will be controlled by the PHT/SRT-CTL need to be configured correctly. For Seatronx Monitors this can be done by using the NCOM-Application software. For SCOM models you can set the unit number with the OSD-function.

  • Page 38: Setting The Unit Numbers For Scom

    8.3 Setting the unit numbers for SCOM When connecting Hatteland units, the button numbers correspond with the ID-numbers of the monitors. These can be set using the OSD control. First enable the Full Menu: PW protect: “321”, Full Menu > Enter Key Code “362” Then go to Management >...

  • Page 39: Screen Layouts

    8.6 Screen layouts The PHT/SRT-CTL has pages you can scroll through. Reserved pages will be skipped when scrolling. All [Home] will always take you to page 0, the home-page. Page 0. Home Page 7. Preset 5 Page 1. Monitor control Page 8.

  • Page 40: Bridge Control (Varicap)

    9 Bridge control (VariCAP) From the home page you can select Bridge control. Here you can set the backlit brightness for the zones, control the covers of the keyboard cassettes and disable the cap-switches when cleaning the glass surface. If the button is not shown, enable Bridge mode in Settings.

  • Page 41: Monitor Control

    10 Monitor control On this page you can choose a funtion to be activated on the selected monitor. Select a monitor number (or [all]) and press one of the functions. When selecting [level] the button will stay active (green) so you will be able to rotate the dimming knob.

  • Page 42: Settings

    Calibrate flashes, then release and press again shortly. Set backlight Activates dimming knob to Active PHT/SRT-CTL backlight of PHT/SRT-CTL Set communication to Communication protocol Seatronx Ncom Scom (Seatronx) Scom (Hatteland) Bridge mode Enable/disable Bridge mode Normal Bridge...

  • Page 43: Preset Control

    12 Preset control 16 presets can be stored in 6 pages, max 4 presets per page. If bridge control is enabled there are 5 pages. A preset contains data for 12 monitors max. Main features: Define your own names for Preset Page and Preset Get and store monitor settings with only one button click Choose which parameter to activate in each preset Hide unused presets in Preset Page and Presets...

  • Page 44: Programming Presets - Preset

    12.2 Programming presets – Preset Page x Program mode Status: program mode page 3 Ncom Preset Page 1 Page x : Curent page Ncom : Active protocol Empty Preset Page: 2 – button: 1 Empty Preset Show/hide preset in Preset page When showing only 1 or 2 presets the buttons will Page: 2 –...

  • Page 45: Programming Presets - Preset Edit

    12.3 Programming presets - Preset edit Status: Program mode Program mode Ncom page 9 Preset edit: Preset x Page x : Curent page Ncom : Active protocol Unit Level Source Mode Power Para3 Parameter fields Blue : Unselected parameter Green : Selected parameter.

  • Page 46: Preset Selection - Preset

    13 Preset selection – Preset When all presets have been programmed, first enter Normal mode: Home > Settings > PHT/SRT-CTL mode, switch to Normal. The Home page will look like image below. Ncom Status page 0 Home Page x : Curent page Ncom : Active protocol Monitor control...

  • Page 47: Preset

    13.1 Preset Page x After selecting a Preset Page x you will enter the page with 4 presets. Click on a preset to activate. Status page 2 Ncom Preset Page 0 Page x : Curent page Ncom : Active protocol Empty Preset Empty Preset Blue...

  • Page 48: Edit Name (Keyboard)

    13.2 Edit name (keyboard) When selecting Edit name or Edit page name the ‘Edit name’ screen appears: Status: Program mode page 13 Ncom Page x : Curent page Edit name Ncom : Active protocol New name: Name field Preset 1 Qwerty keyboard : clear all text : delete one character to the left...

  • Page 49: Activating Presets By External Rs485 Commands

    13.3 Activating presets by external RS485 commands Command: SetPresetNcontrol 0xA8 Description: Activate preset in PHT/SRT-CTL. Returns Ack or Nack from : type: network: rate: master/slave/last-slave peer-to-peer RS485 once line nr byte nr bytes description unit type Value comment byte char 0x02 Address number char 0x01...

  • Page 50: Maintenance

    14 Maintenance There are no user serviceable parts inside the unit. When the unit is used in its intended environment there is not much maintenance needed. Please follow these directions: • Turn off the product and disconnect from the power source before cleaning or maintenance. •...

  • Page 51: Specifications

    16 Specifications 16.1 Dimensions 16.2 Electrical and environmental In this manual all basic specifications are summarized. If you need more detailed info please contact us. Item Item Unit Power DC Input 12VDC -plug 12.0V 36.0 Ext. DC Power 12.0V 36.0 IP-rating Front (with proper IP65...

  • Page 52: Pin Assignments

    16.3 Pin assignments Ncom - IN connector (RJ45 8p,8c) (L -R) Function Function Function Function Function RS485 D+ RS485 D- Ncom – OUT connector (RJ45 8p,8c) (L -R) Function Function Function Function Function RS485 D+ RS485 D- 12 VDC input plug Function Function Function...

  • Page 53: Regulatory Information

    17 Regulatory information PHT/SRT-CTL remote dimming and control unit This product is in conformity with the provisions of the following EC Directive(s) when installed in accordance with the installation instructions contained in the product documentation: Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EG EMC Directive 2014/30/EU ROHS 2011/65/EU The standards and/or technical specifications referenced below have been applied: EN 55022: 2011, Information technology equipment –...

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