Planar LC1200R Manuel utilisateur

LC1200R High-Bright Monitor

USER’S MANUAL

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LC1200R User’s Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1INTRODUCTION 4

2BASIC CONSTRUCTION 4

2.1 LCD Display 4

2.2 Weight 5

2.3 Mechanical 5

2.4 Cooling Fans 7

2.5 Connectors 7

2.6 Interface Cables 7

2.7 Power Supply 8

2.8 LCD Controller Board 8

2.9 Inverter Board 8

2.10 Photodiode Board 8

2.11 Button Board 9

3ENVIRONMENTAL 9

3.1 Temperature and Humidity 9

3.2 Direct Sunlight Operation 10

3.3 Altitude 10

3.4 Mechanical Vibration and Shock 10

4VIDEO SIGNAL REQUIREMENTS 11

4.1 Video Input Lines 11

4.2 Signal Functions 11

4.3 Signal Quality 14

4.4 Timing and Frequency 15

4.5 Video Signal On-Off Sequences 15

5DC POWER INPUT REQUIREMENTS 16

5.1 DC Power Input Lines 16

5.2 DC Input Voltage / Current 16

5.3 Power On-Off Sequences 17

6USER CONTROLS 17

6.1 LCD Controller Board Controls 17

6.2 User Adjustments 18

6.3 Dimming 20

7MONITOR PERFORMANCE 22

7.1 Monitor Luminance 22

7.2 Display Contrast 22

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7.3 Display Uniformity 23

7.4 Display Chromaticity 23

8DISPLAY COSMETICS 24

8.1 Black Display Picture Mode 24

8.2 White Display Picture Mode 24

9REGULATORY AGENCY REQUIREMENTS 24

9.1 Safety Certification 24

9.2 CE Marketing 24

9.3 RFI Emission Certification 25

9.4 System Transient Disturbance Requirements 25

9.5 Labeling 25

9.6 ROHS Compliance 26

10 RELIABILITY 26

10.1 Design Workload 26

10.2 MTBF 26

11 DESCRIPTION OF WARRANTY 26

12 SUPPORT AND SERVICE 27

13 GLOSSARY OF TERMS 28

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1ntroduction

This document defines the e ectromechanica parameters and operating characteristics for The

P anar Systems, Inc. LC1200R, Very High Bright, 12.1” Active Matrix Liquid Crysta Disp ay (AMLCD)

based product. It is intended for operation as a component in a high ambient ight, outdoor system.

The LC1200R has a sca eab e video format capab e of disp aying a minimum of VGA (640 x 480)

through XGA (1024 x 768) input reso ution.

The LC1200R can be driven direct y from the standard ana og video graphics adapter (VGA) output

on a persona computer (PC). It consists of a 12.1" viewab e diagona LCD pane with optica

e ements, co d-cathode f uorescent back ight, back ight inverter board, and LCD contro er board. A

tethered photodiode provides automatic brightness contro . Coo ing fans are provided to coo the

back of the LCD modu e. If used in direct sun ight, it is the system designer’s responsibi ity to provide

an enc osure that directs the airf ow, across the front of the disp ay. Two (2) chassis mounted

connectors at the rear provide for video signa and 12 V DC power input connections. The enc osure

is a uminum for added coo ing and ease of insta ation.

2Basic Construction

2.1 LCD Display

2.1.1

LCD Panel – Physical mage Characteristics

The LC1200R incorporates an matrix disp ay with the fo owing features:

LCD Size: 307.5mm [12.11in] diagona

Active Area: 246.0mm [9.69in] by 184.5mm [7.26in]

Pixe Format: 800 (H) x 600 (V) (1 fu co or pixe = R + G + B dots)

Pixe Pitch: 0.3075mm [0.012in] horizonta x 0.3075mm [0.012in] vertica

Pixe Arrangement: R,G,B vertica stripe

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2.1.2

Display format

The LC1200R is compatib e with IBM VGA1 and VESA2 video standards. Its operating

frequency range is 31.5 kHz to 56.5 kHz horizonta ; 60 Hz to 72 Hz (non-inter aced) vertica .

Specific video reso utions supported in Tab e 1

Tab e

Tab e Tab e

Tab e 1

Video Reso ution Number of Bits/Co or Number of Co ors

640 x 400 6 262,144

640 x 480 6 262,144

720 x 400 6 262,144

800 x 600 6 262,144

1024 x 768 6 262,144

For IBM VGA1 modes, the LC1200R wi accept 640 pixe s horizonta y; 400 or 480 ines

vertica y and 800 pixe s or 1024 pixe s horizonta y, 600 ines or 768 ines vertica y for the

VESA2 modes. Figure 4 defines the video signa timing requirements.

The LCD contro er board wi automatica y program itse f, sensing incoming

horizonta /vertica frequencies and sync pu se po arities to comp ete y “fi ” the active disp ay

area of the LC1200R with the video reso ution being presented. Section 4.2 defines

parameters for video reso ution detection by the LCD contro er board.

Note: IBM VGA1 modes with border and the 720 x 400 video reso utions are exc uded from

comp ete y fi ing the active disp ay area horizonta y. On y the first 640 pixe s wi be

disp ayed.

2.2 Weight

The LC1200R has a ightweight a uminum enc osure and does not exceed 1.8 kg (4 bs)

2.3 Mechanical

Size: 301mm x 265mm x 63 mm (11.9” x 10.4” x 2.5”)

See P anar Mechanica Out ine drawing 076-0549-00 for more detai

Figure

Figure Figure

Figure 1

. .

. View of Disp ay

View of Disp ayView of Disp ay

View of Disp ay

1 IBM VGA is a registered trademark of Internationa Business Machines Corporation

2 VESA is a registered trademark of Video E ectronics Standards Association.

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92.50

2X M4

mounting holes

Removable

Button

Board

Door to

User control

Connectors

185.0857.5

4X Fan inlet

Front View

Rear View

Right View

Center

185

Active Area

123

Active

area

301

152.15

246

Active area

235

Top of removable

standoff

4X M3 mnt holes

VGA

Conn

Power

12 V

4X M3 mnt

holes

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2.4 Cooling Fans

Four (4) thermostatica y contro ed coo ing fans are provided to coo the rear of the disp ay. The

thermostat is set to turn the fans on when the video board temperature reaches 30° C. If the disp ay

is used in direct sun ight, airf ow must be directed across the front of the disp ay or the disp ay LCD

f uid may reach its c earing point, then the LC1200R wi become temporari y unreadab e.

2.5 Connectors

There are four connectors supp ied as an integra part of the LC1200R.

2.5.1

Video Signal Connector

The LC1200R unit inc udes a chassis mounted 15-pin fema e mini D-She connector (AMP

748390-5 or equiva ent) with socket contacts at the rear of the LC1200R. It is shie ded for

e ectromagnetic interference (EMI) purposes. Refer to Section 4.1 for e ectrica connections.

2.5.2

DC Power nput Connector

The DC power input connector is a chassis mounted 2-pin connector (Mo ex Mini Fit Jr

Header 5569 Mo ex p/n 39-30-0020) with pin contacts at the side of the LC1200R. The

connections are insu ated to prevent accidenta contact.

2.5.3

Photodiode Connector

A 3-pin connector, Mo ex p/n 22-03-5035, is provided on the inverter board. The connector

accepts the cab e assemb y provided with the product that attaches to the provided

photodiode board.

2.5.4

Dimming Control Connector

A 5-pin connector, Mo ex p/n 22-03-5055, provides an ana og input that can override the

automatic photodiode dimming and a ows the back ight to be shut down using an inhibit

input.

2.5.5

Button Board Connector

The Button board can be mounted remote y or removed for better access when mounted

into the arger system.

2.6 nterface Cables

The disp ay is shipped with a remote photo-sensor and cab e, removab e button board, and 6 ft VGA

interface cab e. No other interface cab es are provided. An externa power supp y brick is avai ab e

for purchase from P anar Systems, Inc.

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2.7 Power Supply

The LC1200R does not ship with a power supp y. It is recommended that the P anar Systems, Inc.

power adapter, part number 997-3066-00 (US) or 997-3067-00 (EU) be purchased with each unit.

Refer to Section 5 for power requirements.

2.8 LCD Controller Board

The LCD contro er board incorporates components necessary to drive the LCD pane . Accepting VGA

and VESA video standards (Section 1.2), these video signa s are digitized and processed for the LCD

pane . Due to the LCD pane ’s fixed video reso ution (800 x 600), the LCD contro er board wi

perform independent horizonta and vertica zoom and shrink sca ing of specified video reso utions

ess than or greater than the LCD pane ’s video reso ution to fu y accommodate the LCD pane ’s

capabi ity.

Magnification or reduction of specified video reso utions to match the native LCD pane ’s reso ution

incorporates sca ing a gorithms minimizing a iasing and image distortion. The LCD contro er board

inc udes the fo owing characteristics:

•Per pixe sca eab e fi ters providing text sharpening and graphics smoothing for improved

image qua ity.

•Co or depth enhancement by performing spatia -tempora dithering reducing visua artifacts.

•Externa contro s. See User Contro s (Page 18) for more information.

There are 5 connectors for 12 V fans ocated on the contro er board. They are attached to a 30º C

thermostat.

2.9 nverter Board

The inverter PCB drives the LC1200R’s 6 co d cathode f uorescent amps (CCFL). It is capab e of

automatic brightness contro of the back ight. See User Contro s (Page 17) for more information on

the dimming functions.

There are 4 connectors to power 12 V fans on the inverter PCB. They are on constant y.

2.10 Photodiode Board

A photodiode (Siemens BPW21) mounted on a separate circuit board is provided for sensing the

ambient ight conditions. A cab e (40 cm in ength) is connected from the photodiode board to the

inverter board on the LC1200R.

Size: approximate y 1 x 3 cm with two 3mm diameter mounting ho es. Refer to mechanica out ine

drawing for detai s

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2.11 Button Board

The button board contro s the user contro s noted in Section 6.1 LCD Contro er Board Contro s It can

be removed or mounted in another area after initia adjustments are made.

3Environmental

3.1 Temperature and Humidity

The LC1200R withstands operating and storage environmenta conditions isted in Tab e 2.

Tab e

Tab e Tab e

Tab e 2

Genera Operating

Genera OperatingGenera Operating

Genera Operating

Shipping and Storage

Shipping and StorageShipping and Storage

Shipping and Storage

Comments

CommentsComments

Comments

Temperature

TemperatureTemperature

Temperature

0°C to 60°C

[32°F to 140°F]

-20°C to 60°C

[-4°F to 140°F]

Note 2,3,4,5

Re ative

Re ative Re ative

Re ative

Humidity

HumidityHumidity

Humidity

Note 1 Note 1 Without

Condensation

Tair is defined as ambient air temperature surrounding the LC1200R.

Note 1: Tair < 32°C : 95% RH maximum.

air > 32°C : Abso ute humidity content not to exceed 100% at 32oC.

Note 2: Tair @ -20°C < 48 hours

air @ 60°C < 168 hours

Note 3: S ight background co or changes are a owed depending on ambient temperature.

This phenomenon is reversib e.

Note 4: High temperature operation assumes the use of an enc osure that proper y directs the

fan airf ow

Note 5: Upper operating temperature imit of 60°C is without so ar oading.

Reference to "room ambient" is interpreted as 20°C - 25°C [68°F°- 77°F] and app ies throughout this

specification un ess otherwise noted.

For product re iabi ity predictions, the assumed temperature profi e is:

Tab e

Tab e Tab e

Tab e 3

Operating Time

Operating TimeOperating Time

Operating Time

Temperature

TemperatureTemperature

Temperature

5% 0°C [32°F]

90% 30°C [86°F]

5% 60°C [140°F]

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3.2 Direct Sunlight Operation

This monitor wi absorb approximate y 45 W of so ar power on the front surface of the disp ay in a

typica setup when facing the sun direct y. It is the integrator’s responsibi ity to design a system that

coo s the front surface adequate y. Otherwise, the disp ay’s LC materia wi overheat and

temporari y phase change. The disp ay wi temporari y become b ack and unreadab e.

3.3 Altitude

Maximum operating a titude is 3,000 meters [9,850 feet]. Maximum shipping and storage a titude is

12,000 meters [39,400 feet].

3.4 Mechanical Vibration and Shock

Note: Tests performed with unpackaged monitors are mounted in a P anar approved rigid retaining

fixture.

3.4.1

Vibration

Non-operating (sinusoida ): 10-200 Hz, 0.9g acce eration, 120 seconds per sweep for 15

minutes, three axes, (x, y, z).Fo owing exposure unit sha

meet a performance requirements.

Non-operating (random): 10-200 Hz, 0.02g2/Hz, 10 min/axis, three (x, y, z).Fo owing

exposure unit sha meet a performance requirements.

3.4.2

Shock

Non-operating: 30 g, > 2.5 ms duration, ½ sine, 1 shocks per axis. Fo owing

exposure unit sha meet a performance requirements.

3.4.3

Shock Packaged Product

Non-operating: 30 inch free fa or simu ated drop, 1 drop per side, 6 sides

and 1 drop per edge, 3 edges, 1 shocks per axis. With

acce erometer attached to center of product disp ay screen,

a maximum of 50 G’s is a owed. Fo owing exposure unit

sha meet a performance requirements.

Figure

Figure Figure

Figure 2

Monitor unit orientatio

Monitor unit orientatioMonitor unit orientatio

Monitor unit orientation

Y (rear)

X (side)

Z (bottom)

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