typ.
Response Time(Ton + Toff) 8 ms typ.
Pixel Pitch0.255mm x 0.255mm RGB Vertical Stripes
Vertical Viewing
130 degrees typ,
CR>10
Horizontal Viewing
140 degrees typ,
CR>10
1.1.2 Optical Characteristics
The panel model name is HSD170MGW1-A
supplied by Hannstar.
1.2.3 Electrical
This section describes the electrical requirement of
the monitor. The block diagram in Figure 1 illustrates
the various electrical sub–system.
Function Key Board
Regulator
5V ~ 3 .3V
5V ~ 1.8V
LCD Panel
5V
+5V Vcc
Scaler IC
GM5726H
R.G.B & Hs,Vs
D-SUB
Analog Video
LVDS
Input
DIM & Enable
EEPROM
24C02
SST25VF01
XTAL
14.318MHz
Inverter Output
+5V & DIM & Enable
EEPROM
24CL16
The LCD monitor will contain an interface board, a
Power/Inverter board, and a function key board. The
interface block will house the flat panel control logic,
brightness control logic, and DC-DC conversion to
supply the appropriate power to the whole board and
LCD panel, and transmitting LVDS signals into LCD
Module to drive the LCD display circuit. The inverter
block will drive the two CCFLs (Cold Cathode
fluorescent Tube). The power block will provide the
DC power to interface board and LCD panel. The
function key block will provides the OSD control
signal, power ON/OFF and LED indicator to the
interface board.
Power & Inverter
AC 110/220V
Input
1.2 General Requirements:
1.2.1 Test Condition
Brightness level at max & contrast level at default
full white pattern test mode following spec. Warm
up more than 30min, ambient light < 1 Lux,
Luminance meter CA210 or BM7 or compatible
equipment.
1.2.2 Test Equipment
The reference signal source is a calibrated
Chroma 2326 or Quantum 801GD video
generator. The use of other signal generators
during qualification and production is acceptable
provided the product complies with this
specification.
ITEM
Frequency Ranges
Analog Signal I nput
Connectors
Power Consumption
User’s ControlFront Panel ButtonsPOWER, MENU, SELECT, + , Dimming control range
(max-min/max) x 100%
Pre-Defined Timing
Plug and Play
Power Saving
Input Signal Counter tolerance
1GNDGround
2VDDPower supply: +0.5V
3VDDPower supply: +0.5V
4NCReserved for supplier test poi nt
5NCReserved for supplier test poi nt
6NCReserved for supplier test poi nt
7NCReserved for supplier test poi nt
8Odd_Rin0-- LVDS di fferent ial dat a input (R0-R5, G0)(2)
9Odd_Rin0+ + LVDS diff erential data input (R0-R5, G0)(2)
10GNDGround
11Odd_Rin1-- LVDS di fferenti al dat a input (G1-G5, B0-B1)( 2)
12Odd_Rin1+ + LVDS diff erential data input (G1-G5, B0-B1)( 2)
13GNDGround
14Odd_Rin2-- LVDS di fferenti al dat a input (B2-B5, NC, NC, DE)( 2)
15Odd_Rin2+ + LVDS diff erential data input (B2-B5, NC, NC, DE)(2)
16GNDGround
17Odd_ClkIN- - LVDS di fferenti al cl ock input(2)
18Odd_ClkIN+ + LVDS dif ferenti al cloc k input(2)
19GNDGround
20Even_Rin0- - LVDS di fferenti al dat a input (R0-R5, G0)
21Even_Rin0+ + LVDS dif ferenti al data input (R0-R5, G0)
22GNDGround
23Even_Rin1- - LVDS di fferenti al dat a input (G1-G5, B0-B1)
24Even_Rin1+ + LVDS dif ferenti al data input (G1-G5, B0-B1)
25GNDGround
26Even_Rin2- - LVDS di fferenti al dat a input (B2-B5, NC, NC, DE)
27Even_Rin2+ + LVDS dif ferenti al data input (B2-B5, NC, NC, DE)
28GNDGround
29Even_ClkIN- - LVDS di fferenti al cl ock input
30Even_ClkIN+ + LVDS di fferent ial cl ock input
1.4 Input Signals (Analog RGB Signal Input):
No. Symbol It emMin Normal MaxUnit Remark
1 FhHorizontal Frequency3183kHz Minimum range
2 FvVerti cal Frequency5676Hz Minimum range
3 FclkLocked Pixel Clock Frequency135MHz
4 VihHi Level I nput25VNote 1)
5 VilLow Level Input00. 8VNote 1)
6 Video RGB Analog Video Level00.735 V75Ω t o Ground
Note 1: 2.2k to Ground, Schmitt-Triggers Input,
Supported 3.3V deviceH&Vsync. output.
1.4.1 Video Signal Amplitudes
The three video inputs consist of Red, Green,
and Blue signals, each with its own coaxial cable
terminated at the monitor. These video signals
are analog levels, where 0V corresponds to
black, and 735 mV is the maximum signal
amplitude for the respective color, when each
signal is terminated by a nominal 75.0 ohm. For
a given monitor luminance levels are measured
using this defined video amplitude driving a
monitor meeting the termination requirements.
The signal amplitude is not to be readjusted to
compensate for variations in termination
impedance.
1.4.2 Video Signal Termination Impedance
This analog video signal termination shall be 75
ohm +/- 2% which shall be resistive with a
negligible reactive component.
1.4.3 Synchronization (Sync) Signals
The Horizontal Sync (HS) TTLsignal is used to
initiate the display of a horizontal line. HS may
be either active high or active low, depending
upon the timing. The Vertical Sync (VS) TTL
signal is used to initiate the display of a new
frame. VS may be either active high or active
low, depending on the timing.
1.4.4 Sync Signal Levels
The monitor must accept sync signals from both
3.3V and 5V TTL logic families. The inputs shall
sense a logic 0 when the input is 0.8V or less and
shall sense a logic 1 when the input is 2.0V or
greater. In addition to these level requirements,
there shall also be a minimum of 0.3V hysteresis
provided for noise immunity (typically by using a
Schmitt Trigger input). That is, the input level at
which the monitor actually detects a logic 0 shall
be at least 0.3V lower than the level at which it
actually detects a logic 1.
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If the monitor sync processing circuits are
designed around the 3.3 volt logic family, then
the sync inputs must be 5 volt tolerant.
1.4.5 Sync Signal Loading
TTL input loading shall be equivalent to one TTL
input load. When logic 0 is asserted by a sync
input, the maximum current source from any
single monitor sync input to the driver is 1.6 mA.
When logic 1 is asserted, the maximum current
source from the driver to any single monitor sync
input is 400 mA.
1.4.6 Abnormal Signal Immunity
The monitor shall not be damaged by improper
sync timing, pulse duration, or absence of sync,
or abnormal input signal amplitude (video and/or
sync too large or too small), or any other
anomalous behavior of a graphics card video
generator when changing modes or when any
combination of input signals is removed or
replaced. Additionally, under these conditions,
the monitor shall not cause damage to the driving
source.
1.5 User Controls and Indicators:
1.5.1 Power On / Off Switch: The monitor shall have a
power control switch visible and accessible on
the front of the monitor. The switch shall have no
effect on the operation of the AC/DC converter.
Instead, it shall interrupt the DC supply to the
monitor.
1.5.2 Power Indicator LED: The monitor shall make
use of a LED type indicator located on the front of
the monitor. The LED color shall indicate the
power states as given in Table 1.
Table 1
LED Color
Power-ON ModeGreen
Power Saving ModeAmber
1.5.3 On-Screen Display: The On Screen Display
system shall be used, controlled by a select
button (SELECT), a menu button (MENU), a plus
(+) button and a minus (-) button. If the buttons
remain untouched for OSD turn off time while
displaying a menu, the firmware shall save the
current adjustments and exit. Also, if the video
controller changes video mode while the OSD is
active, the current settings shall be saved
immediately, the OSD turned off, and the new
mode is displayed.
1.5.4 Key Function Overview: All functions are controllable
by OSD using five buttons including Power button,
Menu/Exit, Select, Left, and Right on the front bazel.
Power ButtonTo turn ON or OFF the Power.
Menu/Exit Button To enter or exit OSD Menu.
Select Button
Left Button
Right Button
To move downward in the OSD Item.
Act as DDC enable and disable switching HotKey when OSD is not display.
Choose the previous OSD Menu Item.
To decrease the value of the parameter in the
adjust bar, which has been selected for
adjustment.
Choose the next OSD Menu Item.
To increase the value of the parameter in the
adjust bar, which has been selected for
adjustment.
Act as Auto Adjustment Hot-Key when OSD is
not displayed.
1.5.5 Menu Operation
Pressing the MENU button the first time brings up the
first menu level. The (MENU) button is used to enter
and exit the OSD menu.
1.5.6 OSD Function- Normal Mode
IconItemFunction Descri ption
BrightnessAdjust the background screen bri ghtness by using backlight inverter.
ContrastAdjust the i mage cont rast by controlli ng analog signal gain.
Color Temperature
Horizontal Size
Fine
Left/RightAdjust the horizontal Image Position.
Down/UpAdjust the Vertically Image Position
Auto Adjus t
Language
Factory ResetReset all user s setting to factor y preset value except language s election.
OSD Timeout
OSD Left/Right
OSD Down/ Up
InformationIndicates t he current resolution.
Press ‘Right’ or ‘Left’ to select s RGB, Reddish, Bluish and User preset.
Only when selecti ng User, you can make adjustment to the R/G/ B
content, ot herwise not.
Adjust the horizontal I mage Size. When the value i s increased, the
width of di splay image wider, and when the v alue is decreased, the
width becomes narrows.
To increase or dec rease the snow noise of image. Adj ust the delay of inter nal
clock to cont rol the display focus.
Press ‘Right Key’ to turn on thi s function. The Auto-Adjust will automatical ly
adjust H-Positi on, V-Position, H-Size and Fi ne to the optimal value, the whole
process takes about 3 seconds.
Select a language of OSD Menu. User can select l anguage from 11 Languages;
they are English, French, German, Spanish, J apanese, Simple Chinese,
Traditional Chi nese, Korean, Portuguese and Russian, Tur kish.
Select OSD Menu turn off time. when “30 seconds” is selected,
OSD shall be turned off automatically aft er 30
Seconds from the last key operation.
To move the OSD position horizontall y on the screen. When the
‘Right’ Key is pressed, the OSD control menu to move to the
right side of sreen.Likewise, when the ‘Left’ key is pr essed, the
OSD control menu to move to the left side of screen.
To move the OSD positi on vertically on the s reen.when the ‘Right’ Key is
pressed, the OSD contr ol menu to move to the up si de of sreen.Likewise, when
the ‘Left’ keyi spressed, the OSDcontrol menu to move to the downside of
screen.
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1.5.7 OSD Function (Abnormal Mode)1.6.2 Factory Assigned Display Modes: There are 18
No VGA Signal MenuThe function gives a warning when select ed input signal is not
Out of range Menu
Check VGA cable Menu This function gives warning about the VGA cable not connection.
active. When the Monitor determines that the VGA is not input H/V
syncsignalastheOFF¡Bsuspend or standby model, or the V-sync
frequency is under 36.5Hz , the Monitor shall display a message,
No VGA Signal” for 3 seconds and the LED shall be green, to
alert the user t hat input signal is not active. After the message is
displayed about 3 seconds, the monitor shall go i nto sleep mode
and the LED shall be Amber. If the monitor is in Sleep mode,
pressing any OSD button shal l cause the OSD message to be
displayed for another 3 seconds.
This function gives warning about input resolut ion or refresh rate
that the monitor cannot display. An input signal which is outside the
normal range of operati on defined in Section 3.2 and the input sync
signal frequency for the below condition shall cause the monitor to
display for 3 seconds the Out of Range” message, and the LED
shall be green:
1. V-sync f requency : 36.5Hz<=Fv<=55
2. V-sync frequency : F
3. H-sync frequency : F
When the Monitor determines that the VGA is not connected, the
Monitor shall display a message, Check VGA Cable” for 3 seconds
andtheLEDshallbegreen, toalerttheuserthatthevideocableis
not be plugged into the CPU or a Monitor signal connector. The
monitor shall use a method of a pull-up resistor on a ground pin to
determine if the video cable is connected t o the PC. If the monitor
is in Sleep mode, pr essing any OSD button shall cause the OSD
message to be displayed for another 3 seconds.
>=76Hz
V
>=83KHz
H
1.5.8 OSD Control Factory Default Values: The OSD
controls shall have the following factory default
values:
A. Brightness=100(range 0 – 100)
B. Contrast=50(range 0 – 100)
C. Volume=90(range 0 – 100)
D. Color Temperature=Normal(sRGB)
E. Language= English
F. Horizontal OSD position=50(range 0 – 100)
G. Vertical OSD position=50(range 0 – 100)
H. OSD Timeout=30(range 5– 60)
I. Horizontal size: no default value
J. Fine: no default value
K. Left/Right: no default value
L. Down/up: no default value
1.6 Monitor Modes and Timing Capability:
1.6.1 Format and Timing
The monitor shall synchronize with any vertical
frequency from 56 to 76 Hz, and with any
horizontal frequency from 31 to 83 KHz. If the
input frequency is beyond the specified range, the
monitor shall display a warning screen indicating
that the input frequency is out of range. Under no
circumstances shall any combination of input
signals cause any damage to the monitor.
factory pre-set frequency video modes. These modes
have a factory pre-set for all characteristics affecting
front-of-screen performance. When the system is
powered-on, previously stored screen parameters for
a pre-defined mode will be recalled if the operating
mode is one of those stored in memory. If the
operating mode is not one of those stored in memory,
the monitor CPU will select the PRESET timing for a
mode that is the next lowest in horizontal scanning
frequency to the mode being currently used. The
screen parameters may be adjusted by the use of the
front bezel controls and then may be saved as a user
defined mode. The monitor shall include all the
preset video timings shown in the following page.
Preset Timing Chart
No Chroma TimingTiming Modes, FV(Hz)
1102
2103
3182
4173
5109
6104
7116
8117
9110
10108
11118
12157
13141
14203
153391280 x 720 60Hz 44.772 74.5-+
163941280 x 800 75Hz 62.63106.22--
17290
18289
VGA
720 x 400 70Hz31.4728.322-+
VGA
640 x 480 60Hz31.4725.175--
MAC
640 x 480 67Hz3530.24--
VGA
640 x 480 72Hz37.8631.5--
VESA
640 x 480 75Hz37.531.5--
VESA
800 x 600 56Hz35.1636--
VESA
800 x 600 60Hz37.8840++
VESA
800 x 600 72Hz48.0850--
VESA
800 x 600 75Hz46.8849.5++
MAC
832 x 624 75Hz49.7357.28--
VESA
1024 x 768 60Hz 48.3665--
VESA
1024 x 768 70Hz 56.4875--
VESA
1024 x 768 75Hz 60.0278.75++
MAC
1152 x 870 75Hz 68.68100--
WXGA
1440 x 900 75Hz 70.635 136.75-+
WXGA
1440 x 900 60Hz 55.935 106.5-+
FHPixel Rate
(KHz)(MHz)HV
NOTE: (1) 76Hz<=FV: Monitor can display but does
not guarantee.
(2) FH>=85KHz, or Fv>=80Hz: Power Save
(OSD warning invalid mode).
1.6.3 Mode Recognition Pull-in:
The monitor shall recognize preset modes within a
range of +/- 1 KHz whichever is less for horizontal;
and within +/- 1Hz for vertical.
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Sync Polarity
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1.7 Controller Requirements:
1.7.1 General Requirements: The monitor shall
include a controller capable of converting the
analog RGB signal from a standard WXGA
resolution video controller in the CPU to a signal
which can be displayed on the panel. The
controller will include a PLL, A/D converters,
and other circuitry necessary to perform its
function. The PLL shall be stable enough to
ensure that a static image from the CPU is
placed in the same physical location on the flat
panel in each frame.
1.7.2 Video Stretching: The monitor shall contain
provisions to “stretch” the video signal, so that
an input signal from the computer in any
resolution smaller than 1440 x 900 is
automatically expanded to fill the entire screen.
1.7.3 Panel Timing and Interface: The controller
supplied with the monitor shall control all
panel timing. This controller shall adequately
insulate the monitor from the computer, so that
no possible combination of input signals from the
computer shall cause damage to the flat panel or
any other component of the monitor. The LCD
panel interface shall support the TFT standard.
1.8 DC - AC Inverter Requirements:
The frequencies used by the DC-AC inverter used to
power the backlight shall be chosen so as to prevent
any noticeable effects on the flat panel (such as a
rolling effect).
1.9 Power Supply Requirements:
The AC to DC converter power supply for the monitor
shall be an integrated power supply. This power supply
shall have an IEC receptacle for mains power input and
provide sufficient power for the monitor, the backlight
assembly and the “Dell Sound bar”, and shall meet all
requirements specified in Table 2.
Table 2. AC TO DC Converter Requirements
Input Voltage Range
Input Frequency Range
Power Consumption
Line Fuse
Initial Cold Start
Inrush Current
Hot Start Cycle
Under Voltage
Line Transient
The operating range shall be from 90 to 240 VAC
sinusoidal for all models specified.
Input power frequency range shall be from 47.5 to 63Hz
over the specified input voltage range.
Power consumption for the monitor shall be less than
75W over the specified voltage and frequency ranges. In
power off mode the power consumption will be less than
1W (at 90VAC~240VAC).
The AC input shall be fused and become electrically open
as a result on an unsafe current level. The fuse may not
be user replaceable.
The power supply shall start and function properly when
under full load, with worst case conditions of input
voltage, input frequency, operating temperature, and cold
backlight lamps.
The inrush current must be limited to 42A when operated
at 120VAC, and 80A when operated at 220VAC. In - rush
current is measured at an ambient temperature of 25° C,
with the unit temperature stabilized in the power - off
The power supply shall not be damaged when switched
ON for one second and OFF for one second for seven
consecutive times after operating for one hour at full load,
25°C, and nominal input line voltage.
The power supply shall contain protection circuitry such
that the application of an input voltage below the
minimum specified in this table shall not cause damage
to the power supply unit nor cause failure of the input
The power supply shall operate within IEC 801-4 (±1KV)
and IEC 801 -5 (±2KV) for the domestic U.S. Version.
The UPS power supply shall operate and comply with CE
mark.
1.10 Display Communications Channel:
The monitor assembly shall provide a display
communications channel that conforms to VESA
DDC2B hardware requirements. This configuration
shall contain the 256-byte EDID file as specified by
VESA E-EDID Standard. The monitor contains a
separate EEProm for each video input to store EDID
information. Once the EDID is programmed there is a
write protection that is enabled so that the EEPROM
cannot be overwritten.
2. Flat Panel Specification
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2.1 General Information
HannStar, HSD170MGW1-A00 which display model
is a color active matrix thin film transistor (TFT) liquid
crystal display (LCD) that uses amorphous silicon TFT
as a switching device. This model is composed of a
TFT LCD panel, a driving circuit and a back light
system. This TFT LCD has a 17.0 inch diagonally
measured active display area with XGA resolution (900
vertical by 1440 horizontal pixel array) and can display
up to 262,144 colors.
.
2.2 Panel Timings:
The controller included with the monitor shall translate
all video timings from the CPU that meet the timing
requirements listed in panel specification into timings
appropriate for the panel. Under no circumstances
may the controller supply the panel with timings that
may result in damage. The controller shall insulate the
panel from the CPU, so that the panel shall always be
driven per it's own specification regardless of the
timings being sent from the CPU.
2,3 Polarizer Hardness:
The outer face of the front polarizer panel shall be
covered with a coating with a 3H hardness value.
2.4 Backlight Requirements:
2.4.1 General Requirements: The backlight assembly
shall be designed to support field replacement at
the customer site or authorized service center.
The lamps shall have a continuous operating life
of at least 30,000hrs at 25 degree C. The
operating life is defined as having ended when
the illumination of light has reached 50% of the
initial value. The lamps shall extend a sufficient
amount from the edge of the light guide that
sputtering over the life of the lamps shall not
cause degradation of the luminance uniformity
(such as non-illuminated bands along the edges
of the display).
2.4.2 Lamps Startup Time: The backlight lamps shal
start within 3sec. of the time the monitor power
switch is pressed or the monitor is restarted from
a power - down mode.The starting time shall stay
below 3 sec. for the minimum expected life of the
lamps. Test conditions are as follows:
Ambient Light ----------------------< 1.0 lux.
Temperature------------------------10degreeC
Inactive Time -----------------------> 24 hours
2.5 Defects:
2
.5.1 Visual Inspection: The LCD panel shall be
inspected with all pixels set to white, black, red,
green, and blue. The color variation, brightness
variation, and overall appearance must not be
perceived as poor quality by Lite - On. Areas and
/or parameters considered questionable shall be
subjected to detailed measurements.
2
.5.2 Display Degradation: Over the life of the product,
variation of the parameters specified in panel
specification shall be maintained within
reasonable limits. The panel must not exhibit any
significant defects while in operation (excluding
the CCFL operation). This does not in any way c
change the warranty given by the panel vender.
2
.5.3 Light Leakage: Except for the active display area,
there shall be no light emission visible from any
angle from any other part of the display. For this
test, the ambient illumination will follow the panel
specification 300 to 700 lux.
2
.5.4 Allowable Defects: No cosmetic defects are
allowed except those specified below. The
conditions of visual inspections are as follows:
- Viewing distance is to be approximately 35~50
cm.
- Ambient illumination is to be 300 to 700 lux.
- Viewing angle range shall be 160 degrees
Horizontal and 160 degrees vertical typically.
- Defects not apparent within one minute shall be
ignored.
2.5.5 Defect Terminology: Table 3 gives the descriptive
terms used in classifying defects.
Spots or lines t hat appear dark in the display patterns and are usual ly the
Dark Spots/ Lines
Bright Spots/Lines
Polarizer Scratch
Polar izer Dent
Rubbing Line
Newton RingThe 'r ainbow' effect caused by non- uniform cell thickness.
Mottling
Dim L ine
Cross Lines OffWhen the unit li ghts , li nes in both the minor and major axi s do not appear.
Bright/ Dark DotA sub - pixel ( R, G, B dot) stuck of f / on ( electrical ).
result of contamination. Defects do not vary in si ze or intensity (contrast )
when contrast voltage is vari ed. Contrast variati on can be achieved
throughthe use of varying gray shade patterns.
Spots or lines t hat appear l ight in t he display patt erns. Defects do not v ary in
size or intensi ty (contrast ) when contrast voltage is vari ed. Contrast variati on
canbeachievedthroughtheuseofvaryinggrayshadepatterns.
When the unit li ghts, lines appear li ght (white) with displ ay patterns dar k and
do not v ary in size. Physical damage to t he polarizer does not damage t he
glass.
When the unit li ghts, spots appear light (white) with di splay patterns dark
and do not vary in size. Physical damage to t he polarizer that does not
damage the gl ass.
Horizontal or di agonal lines that appear gray with the displ ay patt erns dark
and may have r esulted from an 'out of control ' rubbing process on t he
polyimide or 'waves' “ on the BEFs or prism s heets .
When the unit li ghts, variat ion / non – uniformit y (splotchi ness) appears li ght
(white) with the display and might var y in size.
When the unit lights, line(s) in theminor (vertical) or major (horizontal) axis
appear dim, but not completely on or of f.
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2.5.6 Smudges, Streaks and Smears: When viewing
the panel oriented so as to max. reflected light,
there shall be no visible smudging, streaking,
smearing or other non-uniformity from
contaminants, fingerprints, or defects in any of
the visible surfaces. This is independent of
whether the unit is operating or off.
2.5.7 LCD Inspection: Put LCD panel on inspection
table and illuminate the panel with a daylight
fluorescent lamp located above the panel
surface such that the luminance at the LCD panel
is between 1000 lux. and 1500 lux. Defect limits
are given in Table 4.
Table 4. Descriptive Terms
Average Di amet er
Smaller of ( L+W)/2 or L/20 + 2W
< 0. 1mmNon count ableN / A
0.1mm - 0. 3mm1015mm
0.31mm - 0. 5mm1015mm
0.51mm - 1. 25mm515mm
1.26mm - 2. 5mm325.4mm
2.51mm - 0. 3mm325.4mm
Greater than 3.75mmNoneNot appl icabl e
Acceptabl e Number Mini mum Separat ion
Brightness uniformity0
≧%7
Remark: The black luminance non-uniformity are
no defined by panel spec, therefore, we don't
define the specification for black luminance
non-uniformity.
2.6.2 Contrast ratio (CR): The contrast ratio is determined
by using a photometer (CA-210) to measure the
maximum and minimum luminance in front of monitor
after at least 30 minutes warm up. It shall be test at
1440x900, 60Hz mode and full white and full black
square pattern with contrast and brightness in
default value whcih specified are at an approximate
distance 20cm from the LCD surface and at 0 viewing
angle. The contrast ratio is calculated as below.
CR=(Max. full white luminance)/(Max. full black
luminance)
CR = 500: 1(ty)
2.6.3 Response time: The response time is defined as
below.
Allowable distance between spots of two sizes is
the minimum separation number for the smaller
spot. Therefore, if there are two spots including
1.30mm and 0.4mm in diameter, they must be at
least 15mm apart.
2.6 Optical Characteristics:
2.6.1 Brightness uniformity: The uniformity is
determined by using a photometer (CA-210) to
measure the 9 points luminance in front of
monitor after at least 30 minutes warm up. It shall
be test at 1440x900/60Hz mode and full white
square pattern with contrast / brightness in
default value. The values specified are at an
approximate distance 20 cm from the LCD
surface and at 0 viewing angle. The 9 test points
are defined as below.
Tr + Tf : 8 msec typ.
Remark: optical response time vs gray scale, test
condition for brightness set to max. and contrast set
to default.
2.6.4 Viewing angles: The viewing angles are measured at
CR>10 as below.
The brightness uniformity is calculated as below:
Horizontal Left: 70 degrees typ. (HSD170MGW1-A);
Right: 70 degrees typ. (HSD170MGW1-A);
VerticalUp:65 degrees typ. (HSD170MGW1-A);
Down:65 degrees typ. (HSD170MGW1-A);
2. Flat Panel Specification (continued)
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2.6.5 Chromaticity: The color chromaticity is measured by
a photometer (CA-210) at 1440x900/60Hz mode and
full white square pattern with contrast/brightness in
default value. The x and y co-ordinates for sRGB,
Reddish, Bluish and User preset mode shall be as
below:
2.6.6 Brightness: The uniformity is determined by using a
photometer (CA-210) to measure luminance on the
center of screen after at least 30 minutes warm up. It
shall be test at 1440x900/60Hz mode and the
brightness and contrast OSD setting for 100%. The
values specified are at an approximate distance
20cm from the LCD surface and at 0 viewing angle.
The full screen white center luminance at user mode
color temperature shall be 250 cd/m typ. and
200cd/m2 minimum (HSD170MGW1-A), and full
screen black luminance center max. luminance <1
cd/m2.
2.6.7 Environmental Requirements:
A. Temperature Ranges:
- Operating Temperature (guaranteed functional
performance): 0~50 degreeC
- Operating Temperature (guaranteed optical
performance): 5~ 35 degreeC
- Shipping Temperature: -20oC to 60oC
- Storage Temperature: -20oC to 60oC
B. Humidity:
- Operating (non-condensing): 10% to 80%
- Shipping (non-condensing): 10% to 90%
- Storage (non-condensing): 10% to 90%
2.6.8 Shipping and Packing: Packaging and wrapping shall
be sufficient to protect the product against damage or
loss during shipment from the supplier to the
destination specified in the purchase order. All
packaging materials are subject to test and
evaluation. The container loading is 2160sets/40'.
The outside dimension of carton box is 482(L)x
127(W) x 423(H) mm.
2.7 Panel General Information
Outline Dimension
Item
Display Area
Number of Pixel
Pixel Pitch
Pixel Arrangement
Display Color
Display Mode
Surface Treatment
Weight
Backlight
Input Signal
Power Consumption
389.2x254.5x11.5 (Typ)mm
367.2 (H) x 229.5 (V)mm
1440 (H) x 900 (V)pixels
0.255 (H) x 0.255 (V)mm
RGB Vertical Stripe
6 bits/262,144colors
Normally white
Antiglare (3H)
1370g
2-CCFLs, Top&Bottom edge side
2-ch LVDS
Logic System 2.4W
B/L System9.8W
SpecificationUnit
2.7.1 Mechanical Information
Item
Horizontal (H)388.7389.2389.7mm
Module Size
Weight (Without inverter)
Torque of customer screw hole
2VDDPower Suppl y : +5.0V
3VDDPower Suppl y : +5.0V
4NCReserved for suppli er test poi nt
5NCReserved for suppli er test poi nt
6NCReserved for suppli er test poi nt
7NCReserved for suppli er test poi nt
8Odd_Rin0-- LVDS diff erential data input (R0-R5, G0)(2)
9Odd_Rin0++ LVDS different ial data i nput (R0-R5, G0)(2)
10GNDGround
11Odd_Rin1-- LVDS di fferential data input (G1-G5, B0-B1)(2)
12Odd_Rin1++ LVDS differenti al data input (G1-G5, B0-B1)(2)
13GNDGround
14Odd_Rin2-- LVDS di fferential data input (B2-B5,NC,NC,DE)(2)
15Odd_Rin2++ LVDS differenti al data input (B2-B5,NC,NC,DE)(2)
16GNDGround
17Odd_ClkIN-- LVDS differential clock input(2)
18Odd_ClkIN+ + LVDS differential clock input(2)
19GNDGround
20Even_Rin0-- LVDS di fferential data input (R0-R5, G0)
21Even_Rin0+ + LVDS differ ential data input (R0-R5, G0)
22GNDGround
23Even_Rin1-- LVDS di fferential data input (G1-G5, B0-B1)
24Even_Rin1+ + LVDS differ ential data input (G1-G5, B0-B1)
25GNDGround
26Even_Rin2-- LVDS di fferential data input (B2-B5,NC,NC,DE)
27Even_Rin2+ + LVDS differ ential data input (B2-B5, NC, NC, DE)
28GNDGround
29Even_ClkIN- - LVDS different ial clock i nput
30Even_ClkIN+ + LVDS differ ential clock input
Note (1) Please connects NC pin to nothing. Don’t
connect it to ground nor to other signal input.
(NC pin should be open.)
Note (2) The module used a100ohm resistor between
positive and negative data lines of each
receiver input.
2.7.7 Electrical Characteristics
TFT LCD Module
Voltage of power s upply
Item
Current of power supply
Vsync f requency
Hsync fr equency
Frequency
Input rush cur rent