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- Page 1 The PHM/PM User Guide July 2006 Parker-CTC Automation 50 W. TechneCenter Drive, Milford, Ohio 45150 Part #: A3-06717-01...
- Page 2 Copyright and Trademark Notice Copyright © 2006 by Parker-CTC Automation. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, in any form or by any means, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written consent of Parker-CTC Automation.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents 1 Introduction ............Using this Manual . - Page 4 4 Maintaining the Monitor ..........Cleaning the Screen .
- Page 5 IST OF IGURES Figure 2-1 : Monitor Ports ..........2-5 Figure 2-2 : Mounting an External AC Adapter .
- Page 6 IST OF ABLES Table A-1: Physical Specifications ......... A-1 Table A-2: Display Specifications .
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Page 7: Introduction
Appendix B : PM1 Monitor Installation of this manual. Using this Manual This manual is designed to help you set up and use your Parker Hannifin monitor and is divided into the following chapters: Chapter 1 - Introduction: Presents an overview of this manual, any other documentation provided with the monitor, and how to contact customer support services. -
Page 8: Documentation Standards
Chapter 1: Introduction Documentation Standards PHM/PM User Guide - This documentation contains all the information you need to configure, install and use the monitor. You can download CTC product documentation from our web site at www.ctcusa.com. Click on the Support link then select Product Manuals to find the appropriate manual. -
Page 9: Customer Support Services
Main Telephone 513-831-2340 Technical Support 513-248-1714 513-831-5042 E-mail Sales: emn_sales_ctc@parker.com Support: emn_support_ctc@parker.com Training: emn_training_ctc@parker.com World Wide Web http://www.ctcusa.com CTC recognizes that every customer and every application has different support needs, so CTC offers a variety of support services designed to meet these needs. -
Page 10: Technical Training
You can contact the Training Coordinator by telephone or e-mail: • Telephone: 1-800-233-3329 • E-mail CTC Training: emn_training_ctc@parker.com You can view a current training schedule on our web site at www.ctcusa.com. Getting Started Now that you have opened the monitor package, you are ready to unpack the unit and install it in a permanent location. -
Page 11: Installing The Monitor
NSTALLING THE ONITOR You can install the monitor by mounting it in a control enclosure or on an adjustable arm. This chapter explains how to select an appropriate location for the monitor and how to mount it in an enclosure. If you are mounting the monitor on an adjustable arm, refer to the documentation that accompanies the arm for installation instructions. -
Page 12: Environmental Guidelines
Chapter 2: Installing the Monitor Selecting a Location Environmental Guidelines The environment is the area where the monitor is located. In general, select a place that limits the unit’s exposure to adverse conditions such as dust, oil, moisture, condensation and corrosive vapors. Touchscreen Considerations The monitor’s touchscreen is designed to meet the Type 4 rating. -
Page 13: Electrical Guidelines
Chapter 2: Installing the Monitor Selecting a Location Electrical Guidelines To minimize unwanted electrical interference, select a location away from machinery that produces intense electrical noise (arc welders, for example). If you cannot avoid electrical noise, isolate input power to the unit and separate all data communication cables from AC power lines. -
Page 14: Temperature And Humidity Guidelines
Chapter 2: Installing the Monitor Selecting a Location Temperature and Humidity Guidelines You can safely operate the monitor within the temperature range specified in the table below. Category Specifications Operating temperature to 122 F (0 to 50 C) ambient (air temperature outside of backshell) Storage temperature to 185... -
Page 15: Accessing Ports And Other Controls
Chapter 2: Installing the Monitor Selecting a Location Accessing Ports and Other Controls As shown in Figure 2-1, a +24VDC power input port, touchscreen port, analog video input port and the on-screen display controls (OSD) are located on the left side of the unit in all models of the monitor. Be sure to design your enclosure with these locations in mind. -
Page 16: Mounting The Monitor In An Enclosure
AC power by ordering an optional external AC adapter. The External AC Power Supply Adapter (P1X-PWRAC) is available from Parker-CTC, along with an installation kit (BKT-1000) that allows you to mount the adapter either on the back of the monitor or near it. -
Page 17: Figure 2-2: Mounting An External Ac Adapter
Chapter 2: Installing the Monitor Mounting the Monitor in an Enclosure To mount the adapter on the back of the monitor: Place the monitor face-down on a static dissipative mat in a location free from dirt and moisture and protected against static discharge. Place the external AC adapter between the four mounting holes in the center, as shown in Figure 2-2 : Mounting an External AC Adapter. -
Page 18: Preparing The Power Connector
Chapter 2: Installing the Monitor Mounting the Monitor in an Enclosure Preparing the Power Connector Prepare the power source for the unit by sliding the positive and negative wires into the appropriate slots on the power connector as shown in Figure 2-3 : Power Connector. - Page 19 Chapter 2: Installing the Monitor Mounting the Monitor in an Enclosure Figure 2-4: Mounting the Clamp Diagram Slide the feet of the mounting clip into the slot, then slide the clip over to properly mount the unit. Tighten each of the mounting screws against the front of the enclosure.
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Page 20: Connecting To A Computer
ONNECTING TO A OMPUTER The monitor is designed to be used with a computer—either a PowerStation or another computer running MS-DOS or Windows 98, NT 4.0, Embedded NT, 2000, or XP. If you purchased a PowerStation with your monitor, your complete PowerStation system is set up and ready for you to use once you connect the components. -
Page 21: Connecting To Other Computers
Chapter 3: Connecting to a Computer Connecting to Other Computers Connecting to Other Computers To connect your monitor to a generic computer running MS-DOS or Windows, complete the following steps: Connect the 15-pin video cable to the Analog Video Input port at the left side of the monitor and to the 15-pin video port on your computer, see Figure 3-1 : Communication Ports on the Monitor on page 3-1. -
Page 22: To Start Up Your System
Chapter 3: Connecting to a Computer Starting Up To Start Up Your System Connect the power cord to the Power Input port on the left side of the monitor and to the voltage source (see Figure 3-2). Warning Voltage input to the unit should be within the range specified in Electrical Specifications in Appendix A . -
Page 23: Setting Up The Monitor
Chapter 3: Connecting to a Computer Setting Up the Monitor Setting Up the Monitor If you connect the monitor to a non-display PowerStation, your system should now be completely installed and functioning. The monitor and PowerStation are already configured with the proper settings. Refer to this section only if you need to make adjustments to your monitor in the future. -
Page 24: Step 2: Calibrating The Touchscreen
Step 2: Calibrating the Touchscreen Calibrating the touchscreen ensures that it is aligned with your display. The monitor’s touchscreen is calibrated before leaving Parker-CTC. However, you may need to recalibrate the touchscreen when you begin using the monitor for the first time or whenever the cursor does not follow the touches on the screen. -
Page 25: Figure 3-3: On-Screen Display Menu
Chapter 3: Connecting to a Computer Setting Up the Monitor The buttons work as follows: • MENU/SELECT — Switches the OSD on and off. When a particular setting is highlighted that you want to adjust, press this button again to select the submenu. - Page 26 Chapter 3: Connecting to a Computer Setting Up the Monitor Feature Description Clock/Phase Available selections: • Clock - enables setting of the horizontal size of the display. • Phase - enables setting of the sharpness of the display. Color Available selections: •...
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Page 27: Cleaning The Screen
Recalibrating the Touchscreen Your touchscreen was calibrated by Parker CTC before your monitor was shipped. However, you may need to recalibrate the touchscreen when you begin using the monitor for the first time, when you connect the monitor to a new computer, or whenever the cursor location and the place on the screen where the user touches do not match. -
Page 28: Performing Internal Maintenance
Performing Internal Maintenance The only internal maintenance necessary is replacing the fuse. To prevent injury to yourself and/or damage to the monitor, be sure to read and understand the procedures in this section before performing them. This section discusses the following: •... -
Page 29: Opening The Back Cover
Chapter 4: Maintaining the Monitor Performing Internal Maintenance Opening the Back Cover To open the back cover, follow the steps below. Turn off the computer to which the monitor is connected. Turn off the monitor. Unplug the monitor from its power source. Disconnect the cables attached to the left side of the monitor: •... -
Page 30: Closing The Backshell
Chapter 4: Maintaining the Monitor Performing Internal Maintenance Disconnect the touchscreen, display and inverter board cables from their connectors as shown in Figure 4-2. Be sure to disconnect the cables from the end located on the backshell board. Figure 4-2: Accessing the Internal Cables of the Monitor inverter display touchscreen... -
Page 31: Replacing A Fuse
Chapter 4: Maintaining the Monitor Performing Internal Maintenance Replacing a Fuse The monitor has a protective fuse that you can replace by opening up the backshell. An ohm meter is required to see whether the fuse is open or closed. To replace the fuse, complete the following steps: Open the backshell of the monitor (see the instructions for Opening the Back Cover on page 4-3). -
Page 32: Resolving Common Problems
If you cannot solve the problem yourself, or if you encounter a problem that is not documented in this section, contact your Parker-CTC distributor, check the Support page on the CTC website www.ctcusa.com, or call our Technical Support department at 513-248-1714. -
Page 33: Problems With The Displayed Image
The touchscreen may be damaged. Contact Parker-CTC Product Technical Support at 513-248-1714 about having the touchscreen replaced. Cables or wiring inside the monitor may be damaged. Contact Parker- CTC Product Technical Support at 513-248-1714. Problems with the Displayed Image A combination of incorrect on-screen display (OSD) adjustments can cause problems with the displayed image. - Page 34 Chapter 4: Maintaining the Monitor Resolving Common Problems Characters shimmer or appear fuzzy. Select the Auto Setup selection in the OSD. Follow the steps below to fine tune these settings. To fine tune the clock phase for the current video mode, use the Phase Adjust selection to sharpen the image.
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Page 35: Table A-1: Physical Specifications
Monitor Specifications This appendix outlines important specifications for the monitor. It is a good idea to familiarize yourself with these specifications before operating the monitor. Physical Specifications The monitor’s physical specifications are listed in the table below. Table A-1: Physical Specifications Category Specifications Dimensions... -
Page 36: Table A-3: Environmental Specifications
Appendix A: Monitor Specifications Environmental Specifications Table A-2: Display Specifications Category Specifications 17” Monitor Color depth Up to 16 million colors Brightness 250 nits Backlight lifetime 50,000 hours Pixel format SXGA 1280 X 1024 Environmental Specifications The monitor conforms to the environmental specifications listed in the table below. -
Page 37: Testing Specifications
Appendix A: Monitor Specifications Electrical Specifications Electrical Specifications The monitor’s electrical specifications are shown in the table below. Table A-4: Electrical Specifications Category Specifications Input voltage 24 VDC @ 2A max Power requirements 48 Watts maximum Fuse rating 4A (very fast-acting type) The monitor’s power supply automatically detects the input voltage level and adjusts accordingly. -
Page 38: Faceplate Chemical Resistance
Appendix A: Monitor Specifications Faceplate Chemical Resistance Table A-6: Mechanical Testing Specifications Test Specification Surge withstanding capacitance EN61000-4-5 Operating vibration 0.5 grms/MIL-STD-810F 514.3 Mechanical shock IEC-68-2-27/MIL-STD-810F 514.3 Non-operational vibration 1.0 grms/MIL-STD-810F 514.3 Faceplate Chemical Resistance The monitor’s screen can resist the chemicals listed below, with no visible effect. -
Page 39: Figure A-1: Touchscreen Cable Diagram
Appendix A: Monitor Specifications Touchscreen Cable Diagram All monitor surfaces exposed outside of an enclosure are resistive to the following chemicals: • Commercial glass cleaners • Ammonia (10% dilute solution) • Motor oil • Hydraulic fluid • Diesel fuel • Gasoline (leaded and unleaded) •... -
Page 40: Video Input Signals
Appendix A: Monitor Specifications Video Input Signals Video Input Signals The table below shows the video inputs from a host computer to the monitor. Table A-8: Video Cable Specifications Video Cable Signals 1 Red 6 Green Shield 11 N/C 2 Green 7 Blue Shield 12 DDC DATA 3 Blue... - Page 41 PM1 Monitor Installation This appendix is for use with the PM1 monitor only. It lists the basic steps needed to install and setup the monitor, as well as details the procedures that are different than installing the PHM monitor. If you have a PHM monitor, refer to Chapter 2: Installing the Monitor for installation procedures.
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Page 42: Connecting To A Non-Display Computer
The Drivers menu is displayed. Click on PM1 Monitor. The PM1 Monitor Driver menu is displayed. Select either the Parker-CTC PowerStation or the Generic Computer button depending on the type of computer you are using. The UPDD driver installation is launched. -
Page 43: Calibrating The Touchscreen Driver
Calibrating the Touchscreen Driver Calibrating the touchscreen ensures that it is aligned with your display. The monitor’s touchscreen is calibrated before leaving Parker-CTC. However, you may need to recalibrate the touchscreen when you begin using the monitor for the first time or whenever the cursor location and the location on the screen where the user touches do not match. - Page 44 INDEX drivers installing CD directory B-3 location 2-1 AC power supply installing mounting the monitor 2-8 Guidelines 2-6 PHM driver 3-4 TSHARC driver 3-4 adapter PM1 driver B-2 UPDD driver B-2 AC 2-6 interrupt immunity A-3 mounting 2-7 adjust electrical guidelines 2-3 image 3-7 electrostatic discharge 4-2 language 3-7...
- Page 45 Index PM1 monitors specifications A-1 to A-5 com port B-2 chemical resistance A-4 UL 2-1, 2-3 installing B-1 display A-1 Underwriters Laboratories 2-1, touchscreen driver B-2 electrical 2-3, A-3 ports faceplate 2-2 UPDD driver accessing 2-5 physical A-1 installing B-2 connecting to 3-1 testing A-3 power requirements 2-3, A-3...
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