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- Page 1 MultiTaction Cell 55" MT550 User Manual (v.1.1)
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Page 2: Notice To Users
Notice to Users This user manual is intented for the owners and operators of MultiTouch Multi- Taction Cell products. It contains guidelines for the proper usage of the prod- ucts. Information in this manual is subject to change without prior notice to product owners. - Page 3 Trademarks MultiTaction and MultiTouch Cornerstone are trademarks of Multitouch. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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Page 4: Safety Information
Safety Information Read carefully through and comprehend all the given safety information before installing or using the product. Follow instructions found on this manual and marked on the MultiTaction Cell. Take careful notice of all the warnings and safety related instructions to install and use the product safely. Safety Signal Word Explanation DANGER... -
Page 5: Regulatory Information
This MultiTaction Cell complies with the following regulatory standards: • RoHS • EN 55022 • EN 55024 • IEC 61000-3-2 • IEC 61000-3-3 • IEC 62471 • IEC60950:2005+A1:2009 More information on the complience can be acquired from Multitouch by delivering the S/N of the MultiTaction Cell in question. - Page 6 Disposal Guidelines The Cell complies with the European RoHS -directive. Please consult local authorities and professionals when planning to dispose the Cell.
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Page 7: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Introduction ..........................1 Device Overview ........................2 Dimensions ........................... 3 Connection Panel .......................... 4 Warning Labels ..........................5 Technical Specifications ....................... 6 Box Contents ..........................10 Unpacking the Cell ........................11 Installing the Cell ...................... -
Page 8: Introduction
The system welcomes customization. Work on Linux, Mac, or Windows envi- ronments, and create your own tailored apps through the MultiTouch Corner- stone SDK or many other supported methods. -
Page 9: Device Overview
EVICE VERVIEW Device Overview MultiTaction is an innovative way to build an integrated multi-touch LCD display. The front glass and LCD package is tuned to allow the integrated optical imaging system to work effectively through it. Imaging logic and processing power are embedded in the display unit. -
Page 10: Dimensions
IMENSIONS Dimensions The Cell enclosure holds the following dimensions:... -
Page 11: Connection Panel
ONNECTION ANEL Connection Panel Connection panel of the Cell is located at the back of the device. It contains power switch and the following sockets for connecting the Cell to approriate devices and to the mains. Socket Purpouse 3 USB Sockets USB sockets are intended for peripherals of the Cell (for example keyboard and mouse) USB B... -
Page 12: Warning Labels
ARNING ABELS Warning Labels The following warning labels can be found on the Cell: • CLASS 1 LED PRODUCT (IEC 60825-1 A2:2001) -label attached to the back of the enclosure • CLASS 2 LED RADIATION -warning label (IEC 60825-1 A2:2001) attached to metal structure within the enclosure of the Cell. -
Page 13: Technical Specifications
ECHNICAL PECIFICATIONS Technical Specifications Table 1: Display Specification Display Technology TFT LCD Display Size 55" 16:9 Wide Native Resolution Full HD 1920 x 1080 Display Colors 16.7 million Display Active Area 1209 x 680 mm Pixel Pitch 0.63 x 0.63 mm Pixel Response Time 8ms grey to grey Brightness... - Page 14 ECHNICAL PECIFICATIONS Control Input USB B, Ethernet Auxiliary input for keyboard, mouse USB A and extra memory Power Connector IEC C14 Table 5: Electrical Specifications Power Supply 100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz Power Consumption 450W Table 6: Touch Details Tracking Software Embedded MultiTaction Extensible Hybrid Tracking Engine Touch Input Types...
- Page 15 Cornerstone SDK available for C++/OpenGL (Windows 7, Linux, Mac OS X) Stackability Up to 24 Cells can be connected to run a single multitouch application. Table 7: Enviroment Specifications Operating Temperature 0 to +35 degrees C Storage Temperature -10 to +60 degrees C (Allow at least...
- Page 16 ECHNICAL PECIFICATIONS Convection method Low Noise Variable Speed Internal Fans Noise Level 15-25 dBa Table 11: Ventilation Air passing through the Cell: Typical amount 220 m3 / hour Maximum amount 250 m3 / hour Table 12: Miscellaneous Agency Approvals RoHS Compliant Expected Life-time Over 60,000 h Warranty...
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Page 17: Box Contents
ONTENTS Box Contents MultiTaction Cell product box contains the following items: • MultiTaction Cell • AC Power Cords (US, GB and German) • DVI-D Monitor cable • USB cable • Ethernet cable • Production Test Report • User guide • Alignment rail bits (4 pcs) Carefully check that you have received all the items before proceeding with the installation of the Cell. -
Page 18: Unpacking The Cell
NPACKING THE Unpacking the Cell Follow these steps to unpack the Cell from its shipping box: The Cell is delivered in a specially designed container to secure it during the transportation. Place the container on a clean floor. Make sure to have enough space around the container to remove the Cell and place it to the desired loca- tion. - Page 19 NPACKING THE Remove the protective padding on the top of the Cell (1). Remove the Cell from the container with help from another person, one lifting from each side (2).
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Page 20: Installing The Cell
NSTALLING THE ROPER NVIRONMENT Installing the Cell The MultiTaction Cell must be installed before use. Follow one of the four installation guidelines: VESA Mount Installation Custom Install Multi-Cell Installation Desk Stand Installation Before installing ensure that the installation and usage environment is suitable the the MultiTaction Cell. -
Page 21: Ventilation And Heat Control
ENTILATION AND ONTROL Ventilation and Heat Control Controlling the heat exposure of the Cell affects the lifetime and operating safety of the device. To ensure proper heat control review the following check- list. Table 14: Heat Control Checklist Heat control target Correct status Ventilation The Cell is installed in a well-ventilated... -
Page 22: Vesa Mount Installation
VESA M OUNT NSTALLATION VESA Mount Installation The MultiTaction Cell complies with the VESA Mounting Interface Standard (MIS-F) by having four screw holes of the VESA M8 MIS-F 800, 400, 8 type on its back panel and can be installed to VESA Mounts. Install the Cell to any pedestal or wall mount that conforms to the VESA Mounting Interface Standard. - Page 23 VESA M OUNT NSTALLATION Keep the ventilation slots free of blockages at all times. Leave enough space behind the Cell to allow proper air circulation and cooling between the display and walls or panels: Installation type Safe distance between the Cell and walls/panels Single Cell at least 10 cm (4 inches)
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Page 24: Custom Installation
NOTICE: Any unauthorized modification of the Cell will void warranty. • The front glass may be changed in coordination with MultiTouch. This requires explicit, signed warranty exception. Prepare the custom enclosure for the Cell. - Page 25 USTOM NSTALLATION Locate the M8 type screw holes (VESA) and the alignment rail from the Cell. Firmly attach the Cell to the custom enclosure. Do this by using M8 screws and the VESA screw holes of the Cell. Align the Cell with the included alignment rail bits.
- Page 26 USTOM NSTALLATION Example of custom enclosure with a separate space and ventilation system for the computer unit...
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Page 27: Desk Stand Installation
TAND NSTALLATION Desk Stand Installation The MultiTaction Cell comes with a pair of desk stands. Desk stands are intended for safe and stable installation when the Cell is to be located horizon- tally or vertically on a sturdy desk or table. CAUTION: Using a desk with too light structure, installing the desk stands incorrectly or into an incorrect position causes a risk of the Cell tipping over, property damage and personal injuries. - Page 28 TAND NSTALLATION Lift the Cell on the desk stands (two people required) and attach it to the stands with M8 screws (VESA screw holes). Align the Cell with align- ment rail bits (M5 screws). Ensure that the desk will not tip when the Cell is installed on the desk stands.
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Page 29: Multi-Cell Installation
ULTI NSTALLATION Multi-Cell Installation Using the VESA mounts and a custom sturdy metal frame, firmly and securely install two or more Cells together to operate in Multi-Cell configuration. Example of horizontal installation of the Cells CAUTION: Cells installed too close to each other or too close to walls or panels behind the Cells cause risk of device overheating, which can lead to critical hardware failure and personal injuries. -
Page 30: Display Wall Installations
ULTI NSTALLATION Display wall installations Display wall installations should be planned and implemented keeping in mind the technical requirements for the heat control of the Cells. Ensure that Cells located in one ventilation space have sufficient intake of cold air ( typical use for MT550: 220 m3 / hour / Cell The following example of a 4x3 display wall of MT550 Cells provides general... - Page 31 ULTI NSTALLATION Isometric view...
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Page 32: Connecting The Cell
ONNECTING THE Connecting the Cell The connection panel at the back of the display holds all the sockets for connecting the Cell to a controlling computer, and to the mains supply. After all connections are set, connect both the Cell and the computer to the mains supply. -
Page 33: Normal Operating Conditions
ORMAL PERATING ONDITIONS Normal Operating Conditions The following table contains the normal operating conditions for MultiTaction Cells. Operating condition Correct parameters Temperature 0 - 35 Celsius (32 - 95 F) , Optimal performance 20 - 25 Celsius (68 - 77 F) Humidity non-condensing ±... -
Page 34: Guidelines For Maximum Performance
UIDELINES FOR AXIMUM ERFORMANCE Guidelines for Maximum Performance Static images drawn on-screen for a long period of time can create afterimages that are "burnt" on the display and remain permanently. Run an application that regularly changes the screen’s contents, alternating from static images to moving pictures (this helps refresh the display’s liquid crystal). -
Page 35: Software Setup
OFTWARE ETUP PERATIONS ON THE ULTI ACTION Software Setup : These instructions pertain to the basic models of MT550 MultiTaction NOTE Cells, that require a separate application PC for operation. They do not apply to the versions with an embedded computer inside. After setting up the MultiTaction Cell on the desired physical location proceed with the software setup. -
Page 36: Operations On The Application Pc
OFTWARE ETUP ETTING ETWORK ARAMETERS Setting Network Parameters Once the Cell is connected to the network, the network parameters need to be adjusted, so that the Cell can communicate with the PC. The network parame- ters are adjusted via the on-screen display (aka OSD) in the Cell. The network can be adjusted either manually (where you need to enter all parameters, as shown above). -
Page 37: Finalizing The Setup
Once application PC is getting the coordinates correctly, you can unplug the DVI loopback cable, and connect the DVI cable from the application computer to the display. More information Detailed and up-to-date instructions for these operations can be viewed on the Cornerstone website: https://cornerstone.multitouch.fi/multitaction-cell-setup... -
Page 38: Computer Recommendations
ECOMMENDATIONS Computer Recommendations While MultiTouch sells computers with all software pre-installed, clients are free to use their own computers. While almost any relatively new PC can be used to drive the displays, we have some hardware recommendations that help you get most out of MultiTouch software and hardware. -
Page 39: Installation Of Cornerstone
NSTALLATION OF ORNERSTONE Installation of Cornerstone Multitouch actively develops the Cornerstone software and procedures related to it. Please check the latest instructions from the Cornerstone website: https://cornerstone.multitouch.fi/getting-started... -
Page 40: Calibration
MultiTaction Cells can be used to track different markers, and the marker parameters can be adjusted from the calibration view. The marker tracking parameters are the same as the ones for older Cells (see: https://cornerstone.multitouch.fi/cornerstone-documenta- tion/adjusting-tracking-parameters). Automatic Geometry calibration MultiTaction Cells utilize a camera matrix for tracking objects on the display surface. -
Page 41: On-Line Resources
On-line Resources Calibration For calibration instructions: https://cornerstone.multitouch.fi/calibration Troubleshooting For troubleshooting instructions: https://cornerstone.multitouch.fi/troubleshooting Support For online support on MultiTouch Cells: https://cornerstone.multitouch.fi/support-form (requires logging in to the website) SDK Tutorials For information regarding the SDK: https://cornerstone.multitouch.fi/sdk-tutorials/sdk-tutorials... -
Page 42: Maintenance And Cleaning
LEANING THE Maintenance and Cleaning Technical maintenance or repair of the Cell must always be conducted by personnel approved by Multitouch. Opening the device enclosure causes immediate risk of electrocution, severe personal injury and property damage. Never open the device enclosure. -
Page 43: Warranty Information
GENERAL TERMS & CONDITIONS 1. The Products carry a limited warranty for a period of twelve (12) months, applicable from the date of delivery of the Products to the Buyer by MultiTouch or by Authorized Reseller, as the case may be. - Page 44 • Abuse or misuse, including but not limited to the failure to use the Product for its normal purposes or in accordance with MultiTouch's instructions on usage and maintenance; • Any damage caused by the combination of this Product with other prod- ucts;...
- Page 45 Products that are either repaired or replaced. 9. This warranty is exclusive. The sole and exclusive obligation of MultiTouch is to repair or replace the defective Product in the manner and for the period provided above.
- Page 46 3 MultiTouch or an Authorized Reseller reserves the right to retain any part/s or component/s replaced at its discretion in the event of a defect detected in this Product during the warranty period.
- Page 47 LIMITED WARRANTY STATEMENT EXTENSION CONCERNING DEAD PIXELS IN LCD BASED PRODUCTS Each MultiTouch LCD based Product may have a maximum of one (1) non-significant dead pixel in LCD panel after manufacturing. During the warranty period a maximum of six (6) non-significant dead pixels are permitted without the need for any repair or replacement of the LCD panel covered by the warranty.
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