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L3 Mobile-Vision MobileVu User Manual

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  • Page 1 Proprietary...
  • Page 2 Confidential This document is the sole property of L3 Mobile-Vision, Inc. It is for the exclusive use of L3 Mobile-Vision, Inc., and its customers.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Error Handling and Message Summary .............. 21 Software Drivers and Calibration Utilities ............22 Environmental Data ....................22 Warranty ........................22 System Troubleshooting ................... 23 MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e i L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...
  • Page 4 Table of Contents Contact Information ....................24 Technical Support ....................24 Service ........................ 24 Index .......................... 25 MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...

  • Page 5: Important Safeguards

    Failure to heed this warning could result in death or serious injury. MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e 1 L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...

  • Page 6: Introduction

    The display’s enclosure provides EMI and environmental protection of the LCD and electronics. The MobileVu display interfaces to the MV-1 system through a VGA cable and keyboard installed in the vehicle’s driver compartment. Touch screen technology is used to allow greater ease of use.

  • Page 7: Front Panel Control

    VGA connector; standard DB-15 pin connector Touch Screen connector; standard DB-9 serial connector 3.5 mm audio jack Menu buttons; Select Up, Select Down, Input Select MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e 3 L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...

  • Page 8: Operation

    Aspect Ratio 4x3, using pixels with a 1:1 aspect ratio Contrast Ratio Minimum On Axis 400:1 Grayscale Inversion Minimum viewing cone: +/-60ºH , 0º to +60ºV MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...

  • Page 9: Backlight

    Works with gloves, bare fingers, and pointing device Mounting MobileVu Rear Mounting VESA 100 standard for fixed mounting or base mounting. Side Mounting Side mounting provides alternate mounting possibilities. MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e 5 L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...

  • Page 10: Electrical Interfaces

    Electrical Interfaces The five connectors on the backside of MobileVu provide the electrical interface. This section will identify each connector and purpose. Connectors are listed in order from left to right as viewed from the rear of MobileVu. Electrical Interfaces of MobileVu ...
  • Page 11  Luminance control is provided using discrete steps Luminance Control ranging from the lowest setting to full brightness.  Steps produce a constant ratio in brightness level changes. MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e 7 L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...

  • Page 12: User Interface

     Menu Down will switch input between VGA and Video as long as OSD is not displayed. Selection is saved through the power cycle. MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...

  • Page 13: Pc Menu Map

    Electrical Interfaces PC Menu Map AV Menu Map Function Menu Map MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e 9 L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...

  • Page 14: Osd Menu Map

    If at any time you need assistance, contact our service department at 1-800-336-8475 or email us at service.mvi@L-3com.com. Uninstalling 1 From your desktop, click on Start Settings Control panel. MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...
  • Page 15 L-3 Touch Software 2 Double-click on the Add or Remove Programs icon. 3 Click on L-3Touch. 4 Click on the Remove button. A confirmation message displays. MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e 11 L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...

  • Page 16: Installing

    5 Click Yes, then click OK in response to the system prompt. The program is uninstalled. Installing 1 Locate the file name L-3Touch Driver on your removable media and double-click on the icon. 2 Click Next. MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...
  • Page 17 L-3 Touch Software 3 Review the license agreement, then click Next to accept the terms. 4 Select Install. MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e 13 L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...
  • Page 18 5 Select Finish. 6 Select Install. MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...
  • Page 19 L-3 Touch Software 7 Select the COM1 checkbox, then click OK. 8 Click Continue Anyway in response to the hardware installation warning. MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e 15 L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...
  • Page 20 9 Click OK. 10 Click OK a second time. MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...

  • Page 21: Touch Screen Calibration

    You should now have two new icons on the desktop: L-3 Quick Calibrate and L-3 Touch. New icons Touch Screen Calibration 1 Double-click on the L-3 Touch App Icon. MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e 17 L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...
  • Page 22 3 Click on Apply. 4 Click OK. 5 Double-click on the L-3 Quick Calibrate icon located on your desktop, as pictured on the next page. MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...
  • Page 23 L-3 Touch Software 6 Click on OK. All installation, programming, and calibration procedures are now complete. MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e 19 L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...

  • Page 24: Mv-1 Wiring Schematic

    MV-1 Wiring Schematic MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...

  • Page 25: User Maintenance

    The display is capable of detecting over voltage (> 16.3VDC) and under voltage (< 10.3 VDC) and will display an error message describing the problem before automatically shutting down the display. MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e 21 L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...

  • Page 26: Software Drivers And Calibration Utilities

    Warranty Standard 1 Year. Optional Extended warranty may be purchased upon request. MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...

  • Page 27: System Troubleshooting

     Contact L3 Mobile-Vision Service.  Remove Mobile Vu and connect Defective Touch Screen. a known good one.  Replace defective Touch Screen. MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e 23 L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...
  • Page 28 This minimizes downtime and allows your workforce to concen- trate on the “task at hand.” Technical Support (800) 336-8475 ext. 3 Service (800) 336-8475 ext. 3 fax: (973) 316-9509 service.MVI@L-3Com.com MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...
  • Page 29 Electrical interfaces, 6 External connectors, 4 Front panel controls, 3 Function menu, 8, 9 Grayscale inversion, 4 Ground pin, 6 Height of monitor, 4 Humidity, 22 MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e 25 L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...
  • Page 30 Power Backlight, 5 Input, 3, 6 On/off, 8 Switch, 3 Up monitor, 7 Rear mounting, 5 Rear panel connectors, 3 Remote power status, 6, 7 MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...
  • Page 31 Selection switch, 4 Signal lost, 7 Volume control, 3, 4, 8 Warranty, 22 Width of monitor, 4 WiFi connection. See Antenna connection Wiring Schematic diagram, 20 MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e 27 L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...
  • Page 32 MobileVu Display User Guide  7.12.2011 P a g e L3 Communications Mobile-Vision  Proprietary...

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