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Summary of Contents for Pro-face GP2000-VM41
- Page 1 GP2000 Series VM Unit User Manual...
- Page 2 Thank you for purchasing the Pro-face GP2000 VM Unit (GP2000-VM41). The VM Unit is installed in the rear of the Pro-face GP2000 Series Operator Interface (hereaf- ter referred to as the "GP") and allows the GP to display images taken with a video camera or sent from a PC.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE ..........................E1 TABLE OF CONTENTS ......................E2 Essential Safety Precautions ....................E3 Package Contents ......................... E5 Applicable products ....................... E5 Optional ITEMS ........................E5 Related manuals ........................E6 UL/c-UL (CSA) APPLICATION ....................E7 CE Marking .......................... E7 Documentation Conventions .................... -
Page 4: Essential Safety Precautions
ESSENTIAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS This manual includes procedures that must be followed to operate the VM Unit correctly and safely. Be sure to read this manual and any related manuals thoroughly to understand the correct operation and functions of this unit. Safety Icons Throughout this manual the following icons are provided next to certain precautions to ensure safe operation of the VM Unit. - Page 5 • Do not use paint thinner or organic solvents to clean the VM Unit. To remove dirt, use a tightly squeezed, soft cloth moistened with a dilute solution of a neutral detergent. Usage Precautions Even though a video camera or computer monitor attached to the GP conforms to the VM Unit's specified standards, the resulting image may not be acceptable.
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Page 6: Package Contents
The VM Unit's packing box contains the items listed below. Please check to confirm that all items shown below have been included. VM Unit GP2000 Series VM Attachment Screws (4) (GP2000-VM41) Unit User Manual (this manual) GP2000 Series VM Unit... -
Page 7: Related Manuals
RELATED MANUALS The following table explains additional reference information resources (available as PDF and printed manuals) that are useful when operating the VM Unit. Depending on your VM Unit application, a number of different manuals may be required. Be sure to refer to the appropriate reference information prior to operating the VM Unit. -
Page 8: Ul/C-Ul (Csa) Application
OFF, or the area is known to be non-hazardous. CE MARKING The GP2000-VM41 is a CE marked product that conforms to EMC directives EN55011 class A and EN61000-6-2. This marking requires the attachment of a Ferrite Core (included) to each video cable used. -
Page 9: Documentation Conventions
DOCUMENTATION CONVENTIONS The list below describes the documentation conventions used in this manual. Indicates the GP2000 Series Graphical Operator Interfaces Screen editor Indicates the GP-PRO/PB III for Windows screen editor soft- software ware Indicates words and phrases explained in footnotes. Indicates important information or procedures that must be followed to prevent VM Unit operation or data-related problems... -
Page 10: Chapter 1 : Overview
Chapter 1 : OVERVIEW VM Unit Features The VM Unit allows you to display images from external video cameras or from a PC on the GP screen. You can also use the VM Unit to output GP screen images to other devices. -
Page 11: Using The Screen Editor Software
If you are currently using an earlier version of this software, you will need to upgrade to 5.05. For information, contact your local Pro-face distributor. • Version 5.0 users can display their standard GP screen and a single video window. -
Page 12: Chapter 2 : Specifications
Chapter 2 : SPECIFICATIONS General Specifications 2.1.1 Electrical DC5V (Supplied from the GP Unit) Rated Voltage DC4.75V to DC5.25V Allowable Voltage Range approx. 1.1 A Current Consumption AC1500V, 20 mA for up to 1 minute Insulation Endurance (between GP unit charging and FG terminals) 10 M Ω... -
Page 13: Structural
2.1.3 Structural W110mm [4.33in] x H146mm [5.75in] x D27mm [1.06in] External Dimensions (Excluding projections) Approx. 560g [1.23lb] (main unit only) Weight Natural air circulation Cooling Method Functional Specifications 2.2.1 Video Display NTSC Signal System Horizontal Synchronous 15.734kHz 15.625kHz Frequency Vertical Synchronous 59.9Hz 50Hz Frequency... -
Page 14: Vga/Svga Display
2.2.2 VGA/SVGA Display RGB Input 32,768 Colors Analog RGB Input Signal System SVGA Display Mode Horizontal Synchronous 31.4 kHz to 43.3 kHz 35.1 kHz to 46.9 kHz Frequency Vertical Synchronous 59.0 Hz to 85.1 Hz 56.0 Hz to 75.0 Hz Frequency Compatible 640 x 480 dots... -
Page 15: External Interface
2.2.3 External Interface Input specifications: NTSC/PAL system No. of interfaces: Video Input Connector: 75 Ω BNC (Receptacle) Input specifications: VGA/SVGA No. of interfaces: RGB Input Connector: D-sub 15 pin (Socket) Output specifications: 640 x 480 dots (GP-2500) 800 x 600 dots (GP-2600/GLC2600) RGB Output No. -
Page 16: Rgb Input And Output Interfaces
2.3.2 RGB Input and Output Interfaces The VM Unit features one interface for RGB input and one for RGB output. ® You can connect a Windows PC or other devices to the RGB Input Interface. You can connect a monitor or a projector to the RGB output interface. Signal Pin # Condition... -
Page 17: Part Names And Functions
Part Names and Functions Units : mm [in.] 110 [4.33] 27 [1.06] A: RGB OUT RGB Output Connector B: RGB IN RGB Input Connector C: VIDEO IN 0 to 3 Video Input Connectors E2-6 GP2000 Series VM Unit User Manual... - Page 18 The following external dimensions are for a VM Unit that is attached to a GP2000 series unit. Unit : mm [in.] 26 [1.02] 100 [3.94] 3 [0.12] Ferrite Cores • The length given here for the RGB cable's protrusion from the VM Unit is when the recommended cables (FP-CV00 or FP-CV01 <made by Digital Elec- tronics Corporation>) are used.
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Page 20: Chapter 3 : Installation And Wiring
Chapter 3 : INSTALLATION AND WIRING Installing the VM Unit Install the VM Unit in the GP using the following steps. WARNINGS • To prevent an electric shock, prior to the installation be sure to check that the GP and VM Units are not connected to a power supply. •... -
Page 21: Cable Connection
Cable Connection Connecting a Video Cable Connect a BNC connector to one of the VIDEO IN 0 to 3 connectors. Turn the BNC connector one-quarter turn to lock it in place. VIDEO IN 0 to 3 Recommended Connector: BNC-P-3DV-SA <made by HIROSE DENKI> Recommended Cable 3C-2V Coaxial cable Connecting an RGB Cable... -
Page 22: Chapter 4 : Setup
Chapter 4 : SETUP This chapter describes how to set up the VM Unit. Video Window Adjustment This section describes how to adjust the images received from the VIDEO IN cable. First, switch your GP unit to OFFLINE mode. For OFFLINE mode details , refer to "GP2000 Series User Manual"... -
Page 23: Video Display Adjustment
VIDEO INPUT SIGNAL Select from "NTSC" or "PAL". VIDEO MODE Select from "COMPATIBLE" (with GP-570VM), and "EXTEND". 4.1.2 VIDEO DISPLAY ADJUSTMENT This setting allows you to adjust the video image display quality. To display the setting screen, select the "INITIALIZE", "SYSTEM ENVIRONMENT SETUP"... - Page 24 VIDEO DISPLAY ADJUSTMENT (2/4) HOR. POS. Allows horizontal adjustment of the video input signal. However, since this setting is applied to all VM channels, channels cannot be set individually. VER. POS. Occasionally, the video signal's standard vertical positioning can differ slightly from the image's actual vertical positioning.
- Page 25 SYNC SLICING LEVEL Set the depth of the level for detecting the synchronization signal. If the synchroniza- tion signal depth of the video signal is shallower than the standard, or if the depth varies, the synchronization signal will not be detected. This condition will result in horizontal or vertical blurring of the screen.
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Page 26: Set Up Capture Operation
4.1.3 SET UP CAPTURE OPERATION This setting screen allows you to set the quality of a captured video image that will be saved to the GP's CF card as a JPEG file. To display the setting screen, select the "INITIALIZE", "SETUP I/O 1/2", "SETUP I/O 2/2", and "SET UP CAPTURE OPERATION"... -
Page 27: Vga/Svga Display Adjustment
VGA/SVGA Display Adjustment Use the GP2000 unit's "Menu Bar" to adjust this setting. To display the Menu bar, refer to "GP2000 Series User Manual" (sold separately). Touching at the left side of the Menu bar three times calls up the "PC SCREEN SETTING"... -
Page 28: Chapter 5 : Error Handling
Chapter 5 : ERROR HANDLING Troubleshooting This section describes how to find the cause of a problem and solve it. 5.1.1 Possible GP or VM Unit Problems If problems occur that are related to the VM Unit, sas there is no display on the GP, refer to the table on the next page to find the cause of the problem. -
Page 29: When Nothing Appears On The Gp Screen
5.1.2 When Nothing Appears on the GP Screen The following table shows the causes when the GP does not show images input from the input device or when the GP's screen image is not displayed on the output device. Problem Area Cause VIDEO IN RGB IN... -
Page 30: Video Input Signal Error Messages
5.1.3 Video Input Signal Error Messages When an error occurs due to input from external equipment (i.e. a signal output from that equipment), the video screen will not be refreshed and one of the following error messages will appear. Error Message Cause The video cable may be incorrectly connected, cut, or a Video Input Signal... - Page 31 Memo E5-4 GP2000 Series VM Unit User Manual...
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