Beijer Electronics MT 223 User Manual

Prerelease

MANUAL

reg. 10526/06.07 Version 01.00

MT 223 NAV Monitor

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Table of content

1. Important notes 3

2. Included in delivery 4

3. Technical Introduction 5

4. Mounting 5

5. Installation 9

6. Functionality 10

6.1. Power On / Off Switch + Power-LED 11

6.2. Brightness 11

6.3. ECDIS-Mode 11

6.4. OSD Menu 11

6.4.1. Quick-OSD-Menu 11

6.4.2. OSD-Menu 12

6.4.3. Structure of the OSD menu (RGB) 13

6.4.4. Structure of the OSD menu (Digital/DVI) 17

6.4.5. Structure of the OSD menu (video) 17

6.4.6. Picture in picture possibilities 18

6.5. Front USB connection 19

6.6. Dimming 19

7. Interfaces and functions 20

7.1. Power Supply 21

7.2. Protected Ground 21

7.3. Composite 21

7.3.1. Composite connection 22

7.4. S-Video 22

7.4.1. S-Video connection: 22

7.5. VGA 23

7.5.1. VGA connection 23

7.5.2. VGA Cable 24

7.6. DVI 25

7.6.1. DVI connection 26

7.7. DIP switch 27

7.8. Serial Interfaces 28

7.9. Serial connection 29

7.10. LAN / Ethernet (RJ45) 30

7.10.1. Ethernet connection 31

7.10.2. Ethernet Cable 31

7.11. USB 32

7.12. USB connection 32

7.13. Analog IN 33

7.14. Digital IN 33

7.15. Digital OUT 34

7.16. Remote Power 34

8. Technical Data 35

9. Details 37

10. Contact 38

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1. Important notes

Please read the manual prior to using for the rst time and keep it in a safe place for future use.

Please check the Produkt and make sure, that it is not demaged.

Icons The following icons are used in the manual to mark certain paragraphs:

Danger!

Means that death or severe injury will occur when the relevant precautionary measures are not taken

Caution!

Means that death or severe injury may occur when the relevant precautionary measures are not taken.

Warning!

With warning triangle means that a light injury may occur when the relevant precautionary measures are not taken.

Attention!

Without warning triangle means that material damage may occur when the relevant precautionary measures are not taken.

Note!

Means that an undesirable effect or situation may occur if the respective advise is ignored.

The warning advise for the highest level is used if various danger levels occur. When a warning advise with a warning triangle warns about personal damage then an additional warning for material damage can be added.

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2. Included in delivery

Monitor Device MT 223

Power cable 3 m

DVI cable 3 m

VGA cable 3 m

Serial RS232 cable 3 m

USB cable 3 m

Ethernet cross patch cable 3 m

Driver manual CD

Mounting kit

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3. Technical Introduction

The MT232 NAV monitor has a multiplicity of interfaces and coupling possibilities.

The multiple possibilities of the dimming distinguish the monitor.

By several video sources e.g. a picture in picture (Split screen) function can be realized.

Also a cross-linking of the monitors as well as programming and control over serial or LAN is possible.

The USB front interface and a USB Hub 2.0 permits to attach directly at the monitor further devices.

Analog and digital in- and outputs for several control functions e.g. switch on/off power simultaneously from monitor and PC or to dim complete the comprehensive functions

In the following chapters the functions, settings, menus, interfaces as well as the programming of the monitor are described. Please read before going in operation the appropriate chapters “start-up” as well as the user and safety references.

4. Mounting

Monitor Draft

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A: Front, Display B: Rear 1: Screw M6x25 2: Rubber Seal M6 3: Monitor Front 4: Swichgear/ Monitor cabinet 5: Wave-disc 6: Nut/mother M6

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5. Installation

For standard (basis) installation is necessary apart from the current supply a video signal (mostly VGA or DVI), a USB connection completes the standard installation.

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6. Functionality

Number Function

9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

1 Power On/Off Switch + Power-LED

2 Contrast +

3 Contrast -

4 ECDIS Key / ECTIS LED

5 OSD Menu Cursor DOWN

6 OSD Menu Cursor UP

7 OSD Menu Set (Accept)

8 OSD Menu Start

9 Front USB Interface

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6.1. Power On / Off Switch + Power-LED

With the power On / Off switch (1) the monitor will be powered up and shut down, without disconnecting the power supply . The bright LED indicates the switched on condition.

6.2. Brightness

With the keys (2) contrast+ and (3) contrast– the contrast is regulated. (2) brightness + increments (increased) the contrast (3) brightness – decrements (decreased) the contrast

6.3. ECDIS-Mode

With the ECDIS key (4) the brightness as well as the colors are set on a certain default value. See also chapter programming. The bright LED indicates the switched on ECDIS mode.

ATTENTION: If the ECDIS key is activated (LED on) automatically all other keys (contrast, OSD..) are not active and cannot be operated. Likewise no commands and/or programming over the serial and/or LAN (Ethernet) interface can be sent and accomplished.

6.4. OSD Menu

The OSD menu (on screen display menu) serves for adjustment and alignment of the monitor parameters e.g. contrast, brightness, zoom , video source etc..

The menu is divided into a „Quick OSD menu „ as the parameters brightness as well as contrast can be changed, and a „OSD menu„ with all parameters are available.

6.4.1. Quick-OSD-Menu

The keys have the following Function(s):

Keys Function

<UP> Quick-OSD-Menu-Start:

Increase the values Selection of the Input source Automatic screen alignment accomplish

<DOWN> Adjusting parameter value degrade

MENÜ No function in the Quick OSD menu SET Quick OSD menu start:

Adjustment of contrast, brightness Adjustment of contrast, brightness Adjustment of contrast, brightness

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The following settings can be made over the Quick OSD menu:

Start with the key <SET>

Function Adjusting/setting Description

Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

Brightness adjustment:

ment keys (UP / DOWN)

Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

Contrast adjustment

ment keys (UP / DOWN)

Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjustment keys (UP / DOWN)

Zoom adjustment: Enlargement of the sceen contents. This Quickmenue has additional submenus, which „zoom“ a shift screen window is possible.

Range of adjustment small, means, largely Split Screen: select size of the faded in

video picture (PIP)

Start with the key <UP>

Function Adjusting/setting Description

Source RGB1, RGB2, Digitally, FBAS, SVi-

Selection with key< SET >, selection with key <UP>

Selection of the Input source

deo

screen alignment Alignment by renewed pressing of the

key<UP>

Accomplishes an automatic screen alignment. Alignment of frequency, phase and picture position

6.4.2. OSD-Menu

The keys have the following Function(s):

Key Function

<UP> Adjusting parameter value increaseMenu selection to the right

<DOWN> Adjusting parameter value degradeMenu selection to the left

MENÜ OSD StartMain menu/submenu select SET Entry of the main menu / Submenu from above step downward, select.Start with key

<MENÜ>:

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The OSD varies depending upon the straight represented signal source. The following chapters describe once OSD functionality with represented RGB (VGA) signal and video (FBAS, s-video) signal.

6.4.3. Structure of the OSD menu (RGB)

Main

Function Adjusting/setting/range of adjustment Description

menue

Picture Brightness Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

Brightness adjustment

ment keys (UP / DOWN)

Contrast Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

Contrast adjustment

ment keys (UP / DOWN)

H Position Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

Picture in horizontal direction shift

ment keys (UP / DOWN)

V-Position Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

Picture in vertical direction shift

ment keys (UP / DOWN)

Phase Range of adjustment: 0 to 31 over adjust-

Phase of the input signal adjust

ment keys (UP / DOWN)

Frequency Range of adjustment:950 to 1050 (picture-

Frequency of the input signal adjust dependently)over adjustment keys (UP / DOWN)

Scaling Format lling; (correct aspect ratio); 1:1

representation

Fix, pre-dened scaling of the pictureIf „va-

riable“ is activated, the setting can be made

manually.

Scale dependent on resolution of the input signal Actively only if the function „scaling“ is ad-

justed „variable“. Free, nonlinear scaling of

the picture

Advanced Sharpness 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Sharpness of the picture by choice one of

the ve sharpness degrees(Filter). 1=sharp

and 5= smoothly

Gamma Linear or CRT Gamma curve correctionColor values are

provided with a certain factor and passed on

to the display

Color temperature

5000 - 6500 – 9300 - VAR Desired color temperature and/or color

shadeThree rmly dened and a freely

adjustable color temperature are selectable.

If „VAR“ is activated for R,G, and B, in each

case an adjusting bar is shown. Range of

adjustment: 0 to 100 % (50% factor 1 corre-

sponds)

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PIP This option is only active if two signals ts.

Size Aus, klein, mittel, groß, user Size of the PIP window (PIP=Picture in

Picture).

Position 9 vordenierte Fensterpositionen Selection of the PIP window position Source Auto, DVI, VGA 1, VGA 2, FBAS, S-VHS Selection of the input source of the repre-

sentation in the PIP window

Picture

- Brightness:

- Contrast Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

- Color Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

- Color

shade

Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjustment keys (UP / DOWN)

ment keys (UP / DOWN)

ment keys (UP / DOWN) Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

ment keys (UP / DOWN)

Brightness of the picture in the PIP window

adjust

Contrast of the picture in the PIP window

adjust

Color saturation of the picture in the PIP

window adjust

Color shade of the picture in the PIP window

adjust

PIP...

- H-Posi-

tion

- V-Posi-

tion

- Video

Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

PIP window position horizontal adjust ment keys (UP / DOWN)

Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

PIP window position vertically adjust ment keys (UP / DOWN)

Auto, NTSC, PAL, SECAM Selection video format

format

- Var. Size Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

PIP size variable adjust ment keys (UP / DOWN)

- Sharp-

ness

Options 1 OSD OSD positions dened selection between

Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjustment keys (UP / DOWN)

sharpness of the picture in the PIP window

adjust

Position OSD select nine rmly

OSD H-

Position

OSD V-

Position

OSD Du-

ration

Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

OSD menu in horizontal direction shift ment keys (UP / DOWN)

Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

OSD menu in vertical direction shift ment keys (UP / DOWN)

5 ... 60 Seconds Adjust the time, after which the OSD menu

is faded out automatically, if no key is

pressed.The attitude takes place between 5

and 60 s in steps to 5 s

OSD Back-

ground

Backlight Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

Opaque – Transparency Background colour of the OSD menu select.

You have the choice between a transparent

or covering background.

Brightness of the display backlight adjust. ment keys (UP / DOWN)

Thus the total brightness of the picture can

be adapted to the room lighting.

Options 2 DPMS On – Off Display Power Management System

(DPMS) switch on or off. If the DPMS is ac-

tivated, the monitor switches off, as soon as

no more synchronisation signals t i.e. the

screen becomes darkly.

Signal

search

On – Off – Standard Video sources select, (not relevantly there

only a RGB input; default setting = On:

clear color Red – green – blue – black Selection of the background color of the

screen if no input signal ts

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Display Resolution of display Indicate to the physical resolution of the

attached display

Info Signal

source

On – Off Signal source info display switch on or offIn

the case of change one of the following set-

ting appears on the screen briey the signal

source info with the current signal source

information:- Signal source (e.g. RGB simi-

larly)- Mode (number of the table entry of the

internal Time table)- Resolution of the input

video source- H and V frequency

Options 3 Inter-

ference

suppression

On – Off Default setting OFF.ON: Activation of the

function for the suppression of interferences

in the synchronisation signals. It prevents

a renewed picture alignment during the

representation of a video signal when inter-

ferences are on the synchronisation signals.

RGB-Signal 1 lock

ON <UP> Default setting: OFF.ON: The straight

represented Videotiming is stored and

processed with a higher tolerance in H and

V-frequency. I.e. the attitudes of this timings

are always used, even if by interferences

variations in H and V-frequency arise. It pre-

vented when recognizing one interference

aficted video signal an incorrect timing re-

cognition e.g. in an incorrect picture centring

or picture resolution presents itself.

RGB-

Signal 1

OFF <UP> Default setting: OFF.(Video timing 1 again

releases)

unlock RGB-Si-

gnal 2 lock

ON <UP> Default setting: OFF.ON: The straight

represented Videotiming is stored and

processed with a higher tolerance in H and

V-frequency. I.e. the attitudes of this timings

are always used, even if by interferences

variations in H and V-frequency arise. It pre-

vented when recognizing one interference

aficted video signal an incorrect timing re-

cognition e.g. in an incorrect picture centring

or picture resolution presents itself..

RGB-

Signal 2

OFF <UP> Default setting: OFF.(Videotiming 2 again

releases)

unlock

Utilities Language English – German Language for the operation of the OSD

menu select

Picture

ON – OFF Store (freeze) the picture content

freeze Factory

setting Mode

Video

<UP> push Reset all functions such as brightness, con-

trast… on factory settings. normally, extended The function „extended“ activates a special

interlace algorithm. This attitude improves

the representation, particularly of static

video pictures.This attitude affects only on

video signals (PAL, SECAM,NTSC) which

are in full screen mode (no PIP.

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Installation RGB Mode

At <+>,

- H- and VFrequency

- H/V-total, H/V-start

- Options Var. RGB-Mode inactively, Mode1, Mode2,

- H-visible 100 to 2000 over adjustment keys (UP /

- V- visible 100 to 2000 over adjustment keys (UP /

- H- totally 100 to 2000 over adjustment keys (UP /

- H-Start 0 to 750 over adjustment keys (UP / DOWN) Number of pixels from H-Sync-start to the

- V-Start 0 to 500 over adjustment keys (UP / DOWN) Number of lines from V-Sync-start to the

- Install <UP> push Adjusted timing parameter are activated

Test sample

Infos Firmware,

Actual working

time and signal information

<UP> push Adjustment to video signals those Timing

data are not stored (if the indicated resoluti-

on at the display does not correspond to the

resolution of the source).With push of the

<+>-key, 9 adjustment possibilities appear

– Indicate H/V frequency of the current video

source – Indicate the used timing parameters of the

current video source

Inactively: only using the internal timing

Mode3

tables Mode1: use the adjusted parameters

with complete, automatic alignment (usually

used)Mode2: use the adjusted parameters

with complete automatic alignment without

the automatic „position“ alignmentMode3:

use the adjusted parameters with complete-

ly automatic alignment without the automatic

„frequency“ alignment

Horizontal picture resolution adjust (most DOWN)

important parameter)

Vertical picture resolution adjust (most imDOWN)

portant parameter)

Number of entire pixels in a line adjust (most DOWN)

important parameter)

beginning of the picture adjust

<UP> push Representation of a test picture

– Displaying of the current signal source

represented by rmware conditions, actual

working time and the Backlight and signal

information such as resolution, H and V-

frequency

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6.4.4. Structure of the OSD menu (Digital/DVI)

Main

Function Adjusting/setting/range of adjustment Description

menue

Picture Brightness Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

Brightness adjustment

ment keys (UP / DOWN)

Contrast Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

Contrast adjustment

ment keys (UP / DOWN)

Advanced Structure of menu the same as the structure of the OSD menu (RGB) Option 1 Structure of menu the same as the structure of the OSD menu (RGB) Option 2 Structure of menu the same as the structure of the OSD menu (RGB) Option 3 Structure of menu the same as the structure of the OSD menu (RGB)

Utilities Structure of menu the same as the structure of the OSD menu (RGB) Info Structure of menu the same as the structure of the OSD menu (RGB)

6.4.5. Structure of the OSD menu (video)

Main me-

Function Adjusting/setting/range of adjustment Description

nue

Screen Bright-

ness Contrast Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjustment keys (UP / DOWN)

Brightness adjustment

Contrast adjustment

ment keys (UP / DOWN)

H Position Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

Picture in horizontal direction shift ment keys (UP / DOWN)

V-Position Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

Picture in vertical direction shift ment keys (UP / DOWN)

Phase Range of adjustment: 0 to 31 over adjust-

Phase of the input signal adjust

ment keys (UP / DOWN)

Frequen-cyRange of adjustment:950 to 1050 (picture-

Frequency of the input signal adjust dependently)over adjustment keys (UP / DOWN)

Scaling Format lling; (correct aspect ratio); 1:1

representation

Fix, pre-dened scaling of the pictureIf „va-

riable“ is activated, the setting can be made

manually.

Advanced Structure of menu the same as the structure of the OSD menu (RGB)

Video Video

Auto, NTSC, PAL, SECAM Selection of the video format

format

PIP Structure of menu the same as the structure of the OSD menu (RGB)

Scale Display

width H- Linea-

rity

Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjustment keys (UP / DOWN)

setting of the display width

Attitude of the horizontal linearity. Values > 50 compress the picture in the picture center. Only actively if the display width is larger than the size of the monitor. Values < 50 stretch the picture in the picture center. The display width is not changed.

H-Posi-

tion

Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjustment keys (UP / DOWN)

Attitude of the horizontal picture position. Actively only if the picture width is larger than display width of the screen surface.

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Image height

V- Linea-

rity

Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjustment keys (UP / DOWN)

Einstellung der Bildhöhe

Attitude of the vertical linearity. Values > 50

compress the picture in the picture center.

Only actively if the display hight is larger

than the size of the monitor. Values < 50

stretch the picture in the picture center. The

display hight is not changed

V-Position Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

ment keys (UP / DOWN)

Attitude of the vertical picture position. Ac-

tively only if the picture hight is larger than

display screen surface.

Options 1 OSD OSD positions dened selection between

Position OSD select nine rmly

OSD H-

Position

OSD

Duration

Range of adjustment: 0 to 100 over adjust-

OSD menu in horizontal direction shift ment keys (UP / DOWN)

5 ... 60 Seconds Adjust the time, after which the OSD menu

is faded out automatically, if no key is

pressed.The attitude takes place between 5

and 60 s in steps to 5 s

OSD Back-

ground

Opaque – Transparency Background colour of the OSD menu select.

You have the choice between a transparent

or covering background.

Options 2 Structure of menu the same as the structure of the OSD menu (RGB) Utilities Language English – German Language for the

Picture

ON – OFF Store (freeze) the picture content

freeze Factory

setting Mode

Video

<UP> push Reset all functions such as brightness, con-

trast… on factory settings. normally, extended The function „extended“ activates a special

interlace algorithm. This attitude improves

the representation, particularly of static

video pictures.This attitude affects only on

video signals (PAL, SECAM,NTSC) which

are in full screen mode (no PIP.

Info Structure of menu the same as the structure of the OSD menu (RGB)

6.4.6. Picture in picture possibilities

X: possible combinations

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6.5. Front USB connection

The front USB connection (9) is to connect directly devices e.g. keyboards, mouse, Memory stick and a fast and simply operation and/or data handling. If the USB is not used, then this is locked with a rubber cap and thus IP65 protected.

See also chapter interfaces USB

By the interface (11) = USB (PC) the monitor is connected with the PC and thus a connection is realized from the PC to the monitor front. Moreover a USB HUB 2.0 is available on the back for further devices.

6.6. Dimming

For the dimming most different possibilities are available:

1. Dimming over the front keys

2. Dimming remote controlled over serial interface as well as over Ethernet

3. Dimming over potentiometers directly attached to the analog input

Characteristic: The control - LED‘s of the keys are dim linear to the display.

Dim values

Dim value Display Function

0 0% Darkly + backlight off 255 100% Brightly

See also chapter “Interfaces and funktion” as well as chapter “programming”.

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7. Interfaces and functions

16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Nomber Function

1 Power Supply 2 Protected Ground 3 Composite Video second video source, for Picture in Picture function 4 S-Video Video second video source, for Picture in Picture function 5 VGA rst video source 6 DVI rst video source alternatively 7 DIP Switch Serial mode (RS232/485) + Monitor address 8 Serial COM B congure, control, status, 9 Serial COM A congure, control, status

10 LAN (Ethernet) congure, control, status

11 USB (PC) USB “connect through” function 12 USB-A / USB-B USB 2.0 Hub 13 Analog IN control 14 Digital IN control 15 Digital OUT control 16 Remote Power control

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7.1. Power Supply

The MT223 NAV is certied for the connection to protective grounded supplies EN60950.

1 Power supply 230 VAC with fuse 1A T

7.2. Protected Ground

In order to ensure a safe derivative from electrical interferences, the following points are to be considered:

• Connect device and device cabinet as short as possible with a central point of grounding.

• Pay attention to a low inductive connection between device and cabinet

• All data cables attached to the device are to be implemented with protected shield.

• The shields are to be grounded on both sites

• Between the connected systems a low impedance must exist. High balancing currents over the shield as consequence from potential differences are to be excluded.

• Execution of the grounding connection with min. 4 mm² cross section.

7.3. Composite

Composite video is the format of the analog TV signal, before it is modulated on a RF carrier (broadcast and/or television frequency). It is mostly in a standard format like NTSC, PAL or SECAM. It is compound from three source signals, those with Y, U and V (together YUV) to be called. Y called the brightness of the picture and includes synchronization impulses. Thus this signal can be alone already used for the representation of a gray tone picture. U and V are carriers of the color information. It rst from two to each other orthogonalen phases of the color carrier signal mixed to a signal, which color value (chrominance) is designated. Therefore the signals Y and UV are mixed. Since Y is a baseband signal and is mixed UV with a carrier, the developed signal equivalent is to frequency divided Multiplexing.

Function: Connection between second videos source and monitor to the transmission the video data e.g. for PIP (Picture in Picture „Split screen“) function

Note: The selection the videos source(s), synchronization, image position, window position as well as further settings are accomplished in the OSD menu.

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7.3.1. Composite connection

FBAS Composite - Connector (male):

Pin Allocation Level Impedance Function

Inside Video signal

FBAS Y

Outside Ground for C 0 V Signalmasse

-0,3V-0,7 V 75 Ohm Combined video signal brightness, Color, Sync

7.4. S-Video

S-Video (also known as Y/C) is a base band analog Video format. It offers a qualitatively better signal than Composite video, nevertheless a worse than RGB - or Component video. The S-Video format divides the signal into two channels: Brightness (Luminance) and Color (Chroma).

Function: Connection between second videos source and monitor to the transmission the video data e.g. for PIP (Picture in Picture „Split screen“) function

Note: The selection the videos source(s), synchronization, image position, window position as well as further settings are accomplished in the OSD menu.

7.4.1. S-Video connection:

Pin Function

01 Ground Luminance (Y) 02 Ground Chroma (C) 03 Intensity (Luminance) Y 04 Color (Chroma) C

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7.5. VGA

VGA is the abbreviation for video Graphics adapter or video Graphics array. It denes a computer graphic standard

(EISA 1987), concrete combinations of Picture resolution and color‘s number (bit depth) as well as repetition frequency and is practically identical to the MCGA (Multicolor Graphics adapter) of IBM. On the other hand it stands also simply for the resolution 640 × 480 Pixels (aspect ratio 4:3) independently of other parameters.

Function: Connection between PC (rst video source) and monitor to the transmission the video data

Note:

The selection the videos source(s), synchronization, image position, window position as well as further settings are accomplished in the OSD menu.

7.5.1. VGA connection

VGA- Connector VGA-Connector (Monitor = 15-pol, female) (15-pol, male)

Pin Function

01 Red 02 Green 03 Blue 04 Monitor ID 2 05 06 GND 07 GND 08 GND 09 10 GND

11 Monitor ID 0 12 Monitor ID 1 13 H-Sync 14 V-Sync 15 –

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7.5.2. VGA Cable

Cable connection 15pol - > 15pol (male or female: Allocation pin number is alike!)

1 red 1 2 green 2 3 blue 3

13 HSYNC 13

14 VSYNC 14 6 red GND 6 7 green GND 7 8 blue GND 8

10 digital GND 10

15 pol DSUB (male) 15 pol DSUB (female)

Cable connection 15pol - > 9pol (male or female: Allocation pin number is alike!)

1 red 1 2 green 2 3 blue 3

13 HSYNC 13

14 VSYNC 14 6 red GND 6 7 green GND 7 8 blue GND 8

10 digital GND 10

15 pol DSUB (male) 9 pol DSUB (female)

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7.6. DVI

DVI (digital Visual interface) represents an all digital transmission of video data. Thereby become the quality (which

losses with the transformation of digital data into a analog video signal - and with digital image replication devices with the transformation back in the digital signal) repaired.

Function: Connection between PC (rst video source) and monitor to the transmission the video data

Note:

The selection the videos source(s), synchronization, image position, window position as well as further settings are accomplished in the OSD menu.

DVI: Technical data:

Transmission of video data over two TDMS links and in each case 3 channels Maximum pixel clock per channel: 330 MHz Data transmission rate up to 1,65 Gbit/s Resolution when using DVI monitors: 2048 x of 1536 pixels Single Link up to 1600 x 1200 pixel Dual Link up to 2048 x 1536 pixel

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7.6.1. DVI connection

DVI-D (only digital) DVI-I (integrated, analog and digital)

Pin Function Pin Function

01 TDMS-Data 2- C1 Analog: Red 02 TDMS-Data 2+ C2 Analog: Green 03 Shield TDMS-Data 2,4 C3 Analog: Blue 04 TDMS-Data 4- C4 Analog: H-Sync 05 TDMS-Data 4+ C5 Analog: Ground 06 DDC clock 07 DDC Data 08 Analog: V-Sync 09 TDMS-Data 110 TDMS-Data 1+ 11 Shield TDMS-Data

1, 3

12 TDMS-Data 3- 13 TDMS-Data 3+ 14 +5 Volt 15 Ground for +5 Volt 16 Hotplug-Detect 17 TDMS-Data 0- 18 TDMS-Data 0+ 19 Shield TDMS-Data 0,5

20 TDMS-Data 5-

21 TDMS-Data 5+ 22 Shield TDMS-clock 23 TDMS-clock + 24 TDMS-clock –

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7.7. DIP switch

Over the DIP switches the serial interfaces mode as well as the monitor address can be adjusted. With the distribution (default) are all DIP switches on OFF. This meant, the monitor is adjusted in address 0 in RS 232 mode.

4 DIP switches are for coding addresses, 16 addresses can be realized binary (0 – 15). Therefore it is possible to connect 16 monitors over the RS485 interface.

Serial Mode:

DIP Switch 1 Mode

ON RS 485 OFF RS 232 (default)

Monitor Addresses:

Address DIP Switch 2 DIP Switch 3 DIP Switch 4 DIP Switch 5

0 OFF OFF OFF OFF

1 ON OFF OFF OFF 2 OFF ON OFF OFF 3 ON ON OFF OFF 4 OFF OFF ON OFF 5 ON OFF ON OFF 6 OFF ON ON OFF 7 ON ON ON OFF 8 OFF OFF OFF ON 9 ON OFF OFF ON

10 OFF ON OFF ON

11 ON ON OFF ON 12 OFF OFF ON ON 13 ON OFF ON ON 14 OFF ON ON ON 15 ON ON ON ON

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7.8. Serial Interfaces

RS-232: Interface serves for the data communication. Data will be transfered as ASCII code (American standard code

OF information inter-CHANGE). The RS232 represents a voltage-referred interface, and is thus only for short cable lengths by approx. 10m - 15m suitably. RS-485: bus interface operates as RS422 in the opposite clock mode; however only two lines are needed, which are half duplex. The RS-485 makes connection possible of several transmitters and receivers with the help of a protocol (up to 32 participants). The ISO standard 8482 plans a maximum cable length of 500 meters. With capacity and/or absorption-poor, in pairs stranded (twisted pair) cable, can be increased the distance between two terminals: RS485 supports thus cable lengths of up to 1.2 km.

Function: Connection between PC and monitor to congure, control and read status. In the RS232 mode point to point connection, in the RS485 mode interlacable to 16 monitors. Functions such as status read (rmware, version, display ID…), control (brightness, backlight, potentiometer…) as well as congure (IP address, subfunctions of the OSD menu…) are made available. (see chapter programming)

RS232 Mode

RS485 Mode

Note:

In the RS485 mode the two interfaces can be used as (In/Out) that means one cable in the 1st. Com port and one cable in the 2nd. Com port. In RS 232 mode only one of the two interfaces can be used (no matter whichone) don’t connect the unused port with any cable.

The mode (RS232/RS485) as well as an addressing of the monitors are made over DIP switch, see also for this the chapter “DIP- witches” and “programming”.

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DIP-Switch 1:

Schalter Mode ON RS 485 OFF RS 232 (default)

7.9. Serial connection

(9) COM A SUB-D (male) (8) COM B SUB-D (female)

RS 232 Mode

PIN 9pol Designation Function In / Out

Pin 1 + 5 V Out Pin 2 TxD,TX,TD Transmit Data Out Pin 3 RxD,RX,RD Receive Data In Pin 5 GND Ground Pin 9 GND Ground

RS 485 Mode

PIN 9pol Designation Function In / Out

Pin 1 + 5 V Out Pin 2 Data + Data In/Out Pin 3 Data - Data In/Out Pin 5 GND Ground Pin 9 GND Ground

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7.10. LAN / Ethernet (RJ45)

Ethernet is one frame based computer cross-linking technology for local networks (LAN). It denes cable types and

signaling for the bit transmission layer (physical layer) and package formats and protocols for the medium access supervision (Media Access Control, MAC) Link layer of the OSI Models. Ethernet is as far as possible in that IEEE standard 802.3 standardizes. Ethernet can be the basis for network protocols , like e.g. TCP/IP .

Function: Connection between PC and monitor to congure, control and read status. Functions such as status read (rmware, version, display ID…), control (brightness, backlight, potentiometer…) as well as congure (IP address, subfunctions of the OSD menu…) are made available. (see chapter programming)

Direct connection

Connection over HUB/SWITCH

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7.10.1. Ethernet connection

Pin Function Description

01 Tx(+) Transmit data + 02 Tx(-) Transmit data 03 Rx(+) Reseive data + 04 -05 -06 Rx(-) Reseive data + 07 -08 --

7.10.2. Ethernet Cable

Crosspatch cable: Standard EIA/TIA-T456A To connect two devices.

Patch cable: Standard EIA/TIA-T456B To connect devices by HUB / SWITCH.

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7.11. USB

USB (Universal Serial Bus) is a Bus system for the connection of a Computer with external Devices for the exchange

of data. The USB is by the relatively high possible data rates and the automatic recognition of devices and their characteristics for the connection of nearly all device types of Mouse and Keyboard up to Non removable disks and Cameras suitably. The number of USB connections of a computer can also increased by USB HUB.

Function: 11 = USB (PC) “connect through” function of the USB interface of the PC to the monitor front 12 = USB-A / USB-B USB HUB

Note: The distances of individual devices is without amplier for max. 5m appropriate.

7.12. USB connection

Pin Function Description

1 VBUS +5 VDC 2 D- Data - 3 D+ Data + 4 GND Ground

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7.13. Analog IN

Target application:

The analog input can be used for the dimming by voltage externally put on. The input dims several monitors together. Alternatively also an external potentiometer (approx. 10kohm 100kohm –) can be attached as voltage dividers.

Function: If the analog input is evaluated by the controller than is 10V for the full brightness and 0V completely darkly.

Plug: 3 pol Phoenix plug with “screw safety lock” RM3,81 for lines to 1,5mm²

Connection:

Pin Function Description

1 AVOUT Analog Output voltage 2 AIN Analog In 3 AGND Analog GND

Connection data: AVOUT constantly 10V DC (max. 10mA) against AGND AIN 0V – 10V against AGND

7.14. Digital IN

Target application:

The input are to be control the Buzzer or the digital outputs. They can be also used to activate features e.g. the analog similar dimming. It is also conceivable that thereby for different brightness ranges (Day, Dusk, Night) a certain dim value is activated. The exact function must be programmed into the rmware.

Function: The contact „digitally in 1 - 3“ is evaluated by the Controller. They can be linked with the outputs „digitally Out“ or their condition over the serial or LAN interface are sent.

Plug: 4 pol Phoenix plug with “screw safety lock” RM3,81 for lines to 1,5mm²

Connection:

Pin Function Description

1 In 1 Digital In 1 2 In 2 Digital In 2 3 In 3 Digital In 3 4 GND External GND

Connection data:

+24V DC against „external GND“. Galvanical separated.

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7.15. Digital OUT

Target application:

The outputs are used to give around e.g. externally acoustic or visual (alarm) signals.

Function: The contacts „digitally Out 1“ and „digitally Out 2“ are activated by the controller. They can be linked with the inputs „digitally in“ or in addition, over the serial or LAN interface to be set. „digitally Out 1“ is directly coupled with the Buzzer on the front plate.

Plug: 4 pol Phoenix plug with “screw safety lock” RM3,81 for lines to 1,5mm²

Connection:

Pin Function Description

1 Digital Out 1 Normally open contact 1 2 Digital Out 1 Normally open contact 1 3 Digital Out 2 Normally open contact 2 4 Digital Out 2 Normally open contact 2

Connection data:

Relay contact 24V DC/1A or 230V AC/0,1A

7.16. Remote Power

Target application:

This switching contact is meant for remote control (off and on) to the picture signal giving PC‘s. Lauer Nautic PC‘s have an appropriate input. So that the OFF/ON goes from monitor and PC synchronously, the PC should switch itself on automatically when putting on supply voltage.

Function: The contact is closed if the power key approx. 1s is pressed, and opens again if the power key is released.

Plug: 2 pol Phoenix plug with “screw safety lock” RM3,81 for lines to 1,5mm²

Connection:

Pin Function Description

1 Remote-Power Normally open contact 2 Remote-Power Normally open contact

Connection data:

Relay contact 24V DC/1A or 230V AC/0,1A

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8. Technical Data

Display:

Screen diagonal 23,1 inch (588 mm) Active Area: 470 x 353 mm Resolution: 1600 x 1200 pixel Dot Pitch: 0.294 mm Colours: 16.7 Mio. Brightness: 0.5 – 220 cd/m² Contrast Ratio: 500:1 Response Time: 10/20 ms (off/on) LCD Technlogy: MVA Viewing Angle: 160° / 160° (V/H) Backlight Lifetime: 50000h

Video Signal Inputs:

VGA Level 0,7 Vpp @ 75 W V-Frequency 50 – 100 Hz H- Frequency 15 – 100 kHz Pixel- Frequency max. 140 MHz

DVI TMDS (DVI1.0) Pixel Frequency 25 – 165 MHz

S-Video PAL, NTSC, SECAM Level 1 Vpp @ 75 W V- Frequency 50 / 60 Hz H- Frequency 15,625 / 15,734 kHz

Composite Video PAL, NTSC, SECAM Level 1 Vpp @ 75 W V- Frequency 50 / 60 Hz H- Frequency 15,625 / 15,734 kHz

Remote Control Inputs:

LAN (Ethernet) Speed 10 /100 Mbit

Serial RS232 Baudrate 9600 8N1 Serial RS485 Baudrate 9600 8N1

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I/O-Ports:

Remote Power max Load 24 VDC / 1 A or 230 VAC / 0,1 A

Digital Out max. Load 24 VDC / 1 A or 230 VAC / 0,1 A

Digital In Input Voltage +24 VDC +/-15 % (galvanically isolated)

Analog In Output Voltage 10 VDC (max. 10 mA) Input Voltage 0 – 10 V

Other Ports:

USB2.0 Speed 480 Mbps Output Current 0,5 A

Power Supply:

Voltage 115 – 230 V +/-15 % Current max. 1 A Power max. 100 W

Environment:

Operating Temperature: - 15° to +55° C Storage Temperature: - 20° to +60° C Humidity up to 95 % (non-condensing) Protection IP65 Front IP20 Back

Mechanical:

Dimensions 584 x 534 x 100 mm Weight 18 kg

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9. Details

Qualied personnel The described appliance may only be installed and operated in accordance with this documentation. Only qualied personnel may put it into operation and operate this appliance. Qualied personnel are persons, who in accordance with the safety regulations contained in this documentation, are authorised to put into operation, earth and stamp appliances, systems and circuits.

Intended use The appliance can only be used for the designated purposes as described in the catalogue and the technical write up and only in conjunction with external devises i.e. components recommended and authorised by Elektronik-Systeme LAUER GmbH & Co. KG. The efcient and safe operation of the appliance presupposes appropriate transport, storage, assembly and installation as well as accurate handling and maintenance.

Operating instructions, manuals and software are copyrighted. All rights are reserved. Copying, duplicating, translating, transcribing en bloc or partially is prohibited. An exception is the making of a software back up copy for private use.

• We reserve the right to make amendments to the manual without prior notice.

• We can not guarantee the accuracy and correctness of the programmes and data stored on

the CD-ROM.

• Helpful suggestions, improvements as well as references to errors are welcome at any time.

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Microsoft, Windows 2000, Windows XP and the Windows Logo are either registered trademarks or trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation in the USA and/or other countries.

The above terms in this documentation can be brands, whose use by third parties can breach the rights of the proprietor.

10. Contact

Elektronik Systeme LAUER GmbH & Co. KG P.O Box 1465 D-72604 Nürtingen

Support contact

Telephone: +49 (0) 7022 / 9660 -209 eMail: Support@systeme-lauer.de

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Sales contact

Telephone: +49 (0) 7022 / 9660 -0 eMail: Sales@systeme-lauer.de

Operating instructions: MT 223 NAV Monitor issue: 29. Juni 2007 editor: Mutter

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