3M Dynapro ET 3200 Installation Instruction

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Brightness-Enhanced Display Option and Moisture Deflector Option

3M Dynapro ET 3250 and ET 3255 Computers

About the options

The Brightness-Enhanced (BE) Display and Moisture Deflector are options for 3M Dynapro ET 3250 and ET 3255 Computers.

Your ET 3250/3255 computer with Near Field Imaging (NFI) touch screen technology comes with one of the following options:

n Moisture Deflector

n with standard display

n with BE display

n BE Display only (no Moisture Deflector)

Moisture Deflector

The Moisture Deflector (see Figure 1 and Figure 2) is a durable plastic component that surrounds the touch screen display of an ET 3250/3255 to improve performance in conditions in which moisture might collect on the unit.

Handling and maintaining the Moisture Deflector

The Moisture Deflector is made of durable plastic and, like other 3M Dynapro components, is designed to function in rugged conditions.

The Moisture Deflector is not indestructible, however. Here are a few guidelines to extend its life and help ensure optimal performance:

n Before starting the unit, make sure that the

temperature is at least 0

n Do not hang anything from the Moisture

Deflector. Doing so may cause it to perform poorly.

n Before opening the enclosure of the ET 3250/3255

with Moisture Deflector, make sure that the unit is completely dry. If water has collected on the top of the enclosure and is not removed before opening it, moisture might run into the unit.

n When handling the unit, do not grasp it by the

Moisture Deflector.

n If it is necessary to ship the unit for any reason, use

the original packing materials, if possible. Pack the unit taking care to protect the Moisture Deflector from damage during shipping.

ºC.

Figure 1: ET 3250/3255 with Moisture Deflector

Brightness-Enhanced (BE) Display

The BE Display option improves the readability of the display of an ET 3250/3255 in settings where there is high ambient light (e.g., brightly-lit workplaces).

Figure 2: Dimensional drawings of ET 3250/3255 with Moisture Deflector

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n Do not attempt to repair the Moisture Deflector

yourself. Doing so will void the warranty.

If cracks develop in the Moisture Deflector or if it breaks, contact 3M Touch Systems (see “Contacting 3M Touch Systems‚” on page 3).

n Do not allow dirt or debris to build up on the

Moisture Deflector.

Mounting the ET 3250/3255 with Moisture Deflector

The ET 3250/3255 with Moisture Deflector must be mounted vertically. There must be no more than 10 degrees variance from vertical for the Moisture Deflector to operate.

As long as this 10 degree rule is observed, it is possible to mount the ET 3250/3255 with the Moisture Deflector in any of the ways described in the Getting Started Guide and User’s Guide (see “Related documents‚” on page 3).

Opening the enclosure of ET 3250/3255 with Moisture Deflector

To open the enclosure of ET 3250/3255 Computers (for a task such as adding an expansion card or replacing a TouchSurround underlay) follow these steps:

1. Put on a grounding strap and touch a grounded

object to discharge any built-up static.

Standards and certifications

The ET 3250/3255 with Moisture Deflector and the ET 3250/3255 with BE Display meet the following specifications and standards.

Enclosure

Dimensions Imperial 16.30" wide

14.00" high

6.60" deep

Metric 414.0 mm wide

355.6 mm high

167.6 mm deep

Weight Imperial 25.0 lb.

Metric 11.4 kg

Material Die cast aluminum

Display

Viewing area (diagonal) 15.0"

Resolution 1024 × 768 XGA

Type Active color TFT

Panel colors (up to) 65,536

Backlights Two cold cathode

Backlight life expectancy

Brightness (typical)

fluorescent tubes (CCFT)

50,000 hr

340 cd/m

2. Look on the back of the bezel for four security

screws and remove them with the appropriate screwdriver.

3. Find the latch screw on the top of the enclosure

and use an Allen key or a flat-blade screwdriver to turn the screw ¼ turn counter-clockwise, or until you feel the enclosure open.

4. Place the computer face down on the work bench

and open the main enclosure as far as it will go.

5. Have one person support the enclosure in the

open position. Follow the instructions in the User’s Guide (see “Related documents‚” on page 3) to complete your task.

Non-operating conditions

The equipment meets these non-operating conditions:

Condition Range

Shock Acceleration: 30 G

Pulse duration: 11 ms

Vibration 5–57 Hz: 0.015" (0.38 mm)

peak displacement 58–2000 Hz:

2.5 G acceleration

Storage temperature

Maximum storage altitude

-13°–140°F (-25°–60°C)

40,000 feet (12 192 meters)

6. When your task is finished, close the bezel

assembly, lock the latch screw, and replace the four security screws. Tighten the screws to a torque of 10 inch-pounds.

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Operating conditions

Computers with hard disk drives

Shock Acceleration: 15 G

Pulse duration: 11 ms

Vibration 5–57 Hz: 0.006"

Temperature 0°–50°C (32°–122°F) 0°–50°C (32°–122°F)

Humidity 50°C (122°F)

Maximum altitude

(0.15 mm) peak displacement

58–2000 Hz:

1.0 G acceleration

Note: These temperatures do not take into account the effect of solar radiation on the unit.

95% non-condensing 6,560 feet (2 000 m) 6,560 feet (2 000 m)

Computers with solid-state flash drives

Acceleration: 15 G Pulse duration: 11 ms

5–57 Hz: 0.012" (0.31 mm) peak displacement

58–2000 Hz:

2.0 G acceleration

50°C (122°F) 95% non-condensing

Dust and moisture resistance

When correctly installed, the equipment meets these environmental standards:

UL 50, 1992 Enclosures for Electrical Equipment,

NEMA 250 Electrical Enclosures, Type 4X, Type 12 CSA C22.2

No. 94-M91 IEC 529 Protection of Equipment, IP66

enclosure 4X, enclosure 12

Special Purpose Enclosures, enclosure 4X, enclosure 12

Safety standards

UL 1950 (1995)

UL 3121 CSA C22.2

No. 950–1995 CSA C22.2

No. 1010-1 EN 60950 For Information Technology Equipment EN 61010-1

For Information Technology Equipment

For Process Control Equipment For Information Technology Equipment

For Process Control Equipment

For Electrical Equipment for Measurements, Control, and Laboratory use

Electromagnetic standards

United States FCC Part 15, Subpart J, Class A Canada ICES–0003 Class A Europe CE Mark EMC Directives

General Emission Standard Part 2–Industrial Environment EN 50081–2: 1993, EN 55022, Class A

Generic Immunity Standard Part 2–Industrial Environment EN 50082–2: 1995

Product certifications

United States UL/CSA NRTL Information Technology

Canada CSA Information Technology Equipment Europe CE Information Technology Equipment

Equipment

Contacting 3M Touch Systems

Area Contact information USA and

Canada

Outside USA and Canada

Tel 800-667-3074

(Call toll-free between 7:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Pacific Standard Time)

Fax 604-521-4629 E-mail

3mdynaprotechsupport@ mmm.com

Web site www.3Mtouch.com Tel 604-521-3962