Chassis Plans CPR-30201 Technical Reference
CPR-30201
Rack Mount LCD Keyboard Drawer
20.1” UXGA LCD
Four Port aRGB KVM
Technical Reference
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Table of Contents
Description..................................................................................................................................1
Outline Drawing .....................................................................................................................2
Part Number Matrix.....................................................................................................................3
Keyboard Selection Options......................................................................................................3
Keyboard Options .....................................................................................................................3
Installation...................................................................................................................................4
Connecting the Display .............................................................................................................5
Picture-In-Picture (PIP) .............................................................................................................6
Front Panel Controls .................................................................................................................7
Sleep Mode...............................................................................................................................8
OSD..............................................................................................................................................9
OSD Menu Organization ...........................................................................................................9
Display Menu ..........................................................................................................................10
PIP Menu................................................................................................................................11
PIP More Setting Sub Menu ................................................................................................11
OSD Menu ..............................................................................................................................12
Audio Menu.............................................................................................................................12
Misc Menu...............................................................................................................................13
Misc. Zoom Sub Menu.........................................................................................................13
Misc. More Options Sub Menu ............................................................................................14
Video Controller Details ...........................................................................................................15
Features..................................................................................................................................15
General Description ................................................................................................................15
Controller Block Diagram ........................................................................................................16
Video Mode Support ...............................................................................................................17
Specifications ...........................................................................................................................18
Enclosure ................................................................................................................................18
Display ....................................................................................................................................18
Display Resolution ..................................................................................................................18
On Screen Display ..................................................................................................................18
Keyboards...............................................................................................................................18
Regulations .............................................................................................................................18
Connectors:.............................................................................................................................19
Power Consumption................................................................................................................19
Environmental .........................................................................................................................19
Shipping ..................................................................................................................................19
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KVM Reference.....................................................................................................................20
Conventions ............................................................................................................................20
Introduction...............................................................................................................................21
Overview .................................................................................................................................21
Features..................................................................................................................................22
Hardware Requirements ............................................................................................................22
Console ..................................................................................................................................22
Computer ................................................................................................................................22
Hardware Setup ........................................................................................................................24
KVMS-RGBA4 Rear View ......................................................................................................24
Cable Connection....................................................................................................................25
Hot Plugging ...........................................................................................................................27
Hotkey Operation......................................................................................................................28
Port Switching .........................................................................................................................28
Cycling Through the Ports ...................................................................................................28
Going Directly to a Port .......................................................................................................29
Auto Scanning.........................................................................................................................29
Hotkey Setting Mode (Invoking HSM) ....................................................................................30
Alternate HSM Invocation Keys...............................................................................................30
Alternate Port Switching Keys.................................................................................................31
Keyboard Operating Platform..................................................................................................31
List Hotkey Settings ................................................................................................................32
USB Reset ..............................................................................................................................32
Hotkey Beeper Control............................................................................................................32
Disable Port Switching Keys ...................................................................................................32
Restore Default Settings .........................................................................................................33
HSM Summary Table..............................................................................................................33
Keyboard Emulation.................................................................................................................34
Sun Keyboard .........................................................................................................................34
Mac Keyboard.........................................................................................................................35
Firmware Upgrade Utility .........................................................................................................36
The Firmware Upgrade Utility .................................................................................................36
Before You Begin ....................................................................................................................36
Starting the Upgrade ...............................................................................................................37
Upgrade Successful ................................................................................................................38
Upgrade Failed........................................................................................................................38
Appendix ...................................................................................................................................39
KVM Specifications .................................................................................................................39
Troubleshooting ......................................................................................................................40
Chassis Plans CPR-30201 Technical Reference
Description
The CPR-30201 is an ultra high performance rack mount 1U 20.1" TFT LCD display with UXGA 1600x1200
resolution. The display offers 250nit brightness, 500:1 contrast, and 89 degree viewing angle for exceptional
viewability. An anti-glare hard coating minimizes reflections making images that much clearer. The aspect ratio is
4:3 with a Pixel Pitch of only 0.255mm. It will display 16.7 million colors (True Color 32-bit).
With only 30” of depth, the CPR-30201 is perfect for rack or transit case installations. It can be used in Industrial,
Commercial, Military, or Broadcast applications. Its lightweight but rugged aluminum construction makes it perfect
for mobile installations. A ruggedized version with enhanced rack retention is offered for severe environments.
A variety of keyboards can be installed offering trackball or Glidepoint mouse functions. A Sun Microsystems Type
5 Compatible keyboard provides all Sun function keys. A NEMA-4 keyboard with integrated pressure sensitive
pointing device can be used in wet environments where chemicals or liquids may be spilled on the keyboard.
Multiple language support is available.
The CPR-30201 provides multiple signal input options including aRGB, DVI-D, NTSC, Pal S-Video and Composite
Video. Picture-In-Picture is supported with OSD control of the source. A KVM providing four channels of aRGB
switching is mounted to the rear.
As with all Chassis Plans products, a wide variety of custom options are available including paint color, customer
logo, transmissive daylight modification, hard coated vandal shields.
ENCLOSURE
20.1” UXGA 1600x1200 TFT LCD
1U (1.71”) x 30” deep
Rugged all aluminum construction
Designed to Satisfy Military, Industrial and
Commercial Requirements
Compact Enclosure for Limited Depth Installation
Speakers Mounted in Front Panel
DISPLAY
Largest LCD Panel that can fit within the standard
rack constraints in 1U.
20.1” Diagonal Active Matrix UXGA TFT LCD
Features LG Technology
1600 x 1200 @ 60Hz Native Resolution
89 deg Viewing Angle
500:1 Contrast Ratio
250cd/m2 Brightness
VIDEO CONTROLLER
Standard aRGB, DVI-D, S-Video and Composite
Video Inputs
OSD (On Screen Display) for Monitor Setup and
Control
Picture-in-Picture
Audio Input and Output with Built-In Amplifier
KEYBOARD
Several options including Sun and Nema 4, trackball
or Glidepad
OPTIONAL FEATURES / OPTIONS
Transflective LCD for Daylight Use
Enhanced Backlighting
Protective Glare Filters
Customer Specified Paint Color
Customer Logo
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Outline Drawing
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Part Number Matrix
CPR-30201-K where ‘K is the keyboard model shown below
Keyboard Selection Options
‘K’ Keyboard Style Pointing Device
Cherry 83 Key Trackball
1U
Cherry 83 Key Glide Point
4U
Nema 4 Pressure Sensitive Pointing Device
5U
Sun Trackball
6U
Nema 4 – 113 Key Hula Point
8U
Keyboard Options
1U - USB
4U - USB
5U - USB
6U - USB
8U - USB
Cherry 83 key Keyboard with high quality 16mm integrated
trackball and two button pointing device. Featuring:
Mechanical keys with gold crosspoint contacts for highprecision key action, Individual key life expectancy
approximately 20 million cycles and a MTBF of 134,000
hours. Multiple language support available.
Cherry 83 Key Keyboard with high quality Integrated Cirque
Glidepad allows full mouse functionality. Featuring:
Mechanical keys with gold crosspoint contacts for highprecision key action, Individual key life expectancy
approximately 20 million cycles and a MTBF of 134,000
hours. Multiple language support available.
Nema 4 with integrated Pressure Sensitive Pointing Device
from Staco Switch. This keyboard was designed for rugged
duty computer applications where clean environments must
be maintained. This keyboard features a wipeable surface,
allowing for easy removal of dust, dirt, chemicals or foreign
matter. All keys are evenly backlit. Can be viewed while
wearing Night Vision Goggles.
Sun Microsystems Type 5 Compatible , 101 to 105 Key
(depending on Language Variant) Keyboard with high
quality 25 mm integrated trackball and three button pointing
device. Featuring: Individual Key Life expectancy
approximately 50 million cycles and a MTBF of 55,000
hours.
Nema 4 industrial 113 Key Keyboard with integrated
HulaPoint pointing device comes with 20 Function Keys, a 10Key Number pad and is made of industrial silicone rubber. It
has an operating temperature range of -40F to 194F (-40C to
90C) and a MTBF Greater than 10 Million Cycles. It can be
ordered in MS Windows or SUN configurations.
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Installation
To mount the CPR-30201 in a rack, it is first important you identify the correct holes to mount to. Please see the
following illustration. Note that a ‘U’ starts between the holes that are ½” apart. One very common problem is
trying to install into the wrong holes.
For most rack mount equipment, you can install the fixed rails in the rack and then slide the chassis into those rails.
However, the CPR-30201 is an integrated unit and must be installed completely assembled. This is much easier if
two people do the installation, one in front and one in back.
Because there are multiple styles of racks, we can’t provide detailed instructions on mounting the equipment.
However, there are general instructions at
installation which should help.
http://www.chassis-plans.com/PDF/Rack_Slide_Use.pdf for rack
Rack Mounting Hole Spacing
The rack ears are widely adjustable. The display depth is 30.25” plus connectors. The ears provide for 2 10-32
screws on each ear.
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Connecting the Display
The CPR-30201 provides for analog, digital, composite and S-Video video inputs as well as connections for the
keyboard and mouse, and audio input and output. The CPR-30201 with KVM provides connectors mounted to the
rear of the system and includes 72” cables that connect to the user equipment. Optional cable lengths, connectors,
markings, etc. are available on special order.
Legend Function Connector
Audio L / Audio R Audio Inputs for CVS and S-Video RCA Plugs
CVI Composite Video Input (CVS) Recessed BNC.
S-Video S-Video Input 4-Pin Mini Din
CPU1-4 aRGB Inputs to KVM plus Audio In/Out Custom HD15 w/ 3.5mm Female Mini Stereo
Jacks
(See Note 1 Below)
aRGB Console KVM Output – Loop Back to Display HD15 w/ 3.5mm Female Mini Stereo Jacks
(See Note 2 Below)
F/W Upgrade KVM Firm Ware Upgrade RJ45 (See Note 3 Below)
USB USB Output USB Connector – Type A
(See Note 4 Below)
DVI-D DVI-D Video Input DVI-D Connector
15VDC Power Input, 15VDC 2-Pin 2x5.5mm Power Plug Receptacle
Not Marked aRGB Video and Sound Input to Display
HD15 and 3.5mm Male Mini Stereo Plug
from KVM
Video and Audio Connections
Note 1 – The CPR-30201 with KVM provides for connecting to four separate computers using the included
cables. Plug the Gold end of the cable with the Green and Red Audio Connectors into the
appropriate CPU1 through CPU4 connector on the rear of the CPR-30201. The computer end of
the cable provides a Blue HD15 connector for video, a Type A USB connector for the
trackball/touch pad (mouse input) and Red and Green audio connectors. The CPR-30201 does
not provide a microphone but provision is made on the rear of the display for a user provided
microphone to be connected to the Red Audio Connector in the aRGB Console area.
Note 2 – The output from the KVM is available at the aRGB Console connectors, outlined in Gold paint.
The two cables protruding from the right on the rear panel provide aRGB Video Input and Audio
Input to the display. These cables should be connected to the appropriate connectors in the
aRGB Console area.
Note 3 – The KVM provides for a Firm Ware upgrade using a special serial cable provided with the
display. Please see the appropriate area of the KVM section of this manual for instructions.
Leave the small switch in the Normal (right) position for operation.
Note 4 – The KVM provides two USB ports on the rear of the display. These USB ports are connected to
the selected CPU (1-4) when connected via the KVM. These USB ports can be connected by
the user to any USB compatible device.
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Rear Panel Signal Connectors
Cable Display End Cable Computer End - USB
The CPR-30201 provides a front panel Source selection button for selecting which input signal is to be displayed.
In addition, Picture-In-Picture is supported where the S-Video or Composite video inputs can be displayed as a
small window on top of the aRGB or DVI-D inputs.
An audio amplifier is provided with a computer input source and 2 RCA audio inputs for right and left channel. The
front of the display provides two speakers connected to the audio amplifier. The audio channel can be selected via
the OSD for the computer input or the RCA video input (PIP). There is no provision to output sound from one RCA
input source to both speakers.
The KVM provides switching only for the aRGB inputs. The DVI-D, Composite and S-Video inputs are connected
directly to the display.
Picture-In-Picture (PIP)
The CPR-30201 supports PIP. The PIP window can be sized to Small (approx 1.4x2.0”), Medium (2.9x4.0”) or
Large (4.3x5.6”). There are 5 preset PIP window positions or the window can be moved to a user selected position
through the OSD menus. The PIP window is used to put a smaller video feed window on top of a full computer
display. The PIP button on the front panel can be used to select the video feed to display and the size.
The PIP source can only be S-Video or Composite input on top of either aRGB or DVI-D. The display will not use
either the aRGB or DVI-D as a PIP source. Setting the primary input to either Composite or S-Video disables the
PIP function.
The PIP window turns off when the monitor enters sleep mode, is turned off with the front Power control or is
stowed flat into the rack. To re-establish the PIP window, press the PIP button on the front panel and select the
desired input source and size using the + or – buttons.
Note The default PIP source is TV. Whenever PIP is disabled by turning off the monitor or entering sleep
mode, the PIP input source will revert back to TV. After pressing PIP on the front panel, push either the
▲ or ▼ buttons to change to the PIP input selection Quick Menu and then + or ─ to change to the
desired input source.
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Front Panel Controls
The On Screen Display (OSD) is adjusted as follows:
1. Press the Menu Button located on the front of the monitor.
2. Use the buttons described below to maneuver around the Menu.
3. Select the desired OSD Menu from the Menu Screen Shots below to make the desired adjustment(s).
4. Press the Menu Button to exit out of the OSD Menu when complete or wait for the OSD window to
automatically close as set by the OSD Time Out setting.
• Power: Turns the Unit On and Off
• Menu/Exit: Enters and Exits the
menu and sub menus (Press
once to enter main menu,
press again to enter a sub
menu, press again to exit.
• PIP: Brings up the Picture-In-Picture
Function Menu without having
to enter the Menu Key.
• (▼) Arrow Down: Moves you Down
in the displayed menu
• (▲) Arrow Up: Moves you Up in
the displayed menu
• (─) Minus Sign: Decreases a
Function Level (Moves you
Left in the displayed menu).
• (+) Plus Sign: Increases Function
Level (Moves you Right in the
displayed menu).
• Source: Scrolls through the
different video sources.
Includes aRGB (VGA), DVI-D,
CVBS (Composite), SVHS (SVideo), TV (not available).
Quick Menu’s
A Quick Menu pops up by touching a single button. For
example by touching the minus button you bring up the
Volume’s Quick Menu and subsequently can adjust the Monitor
Volume level without have to go through the Main Menu, then
scrolling to the Volume Tab, moving to the Volume Level and
then making the adjustment.
Picture in picture Quick
Menu.
PIP: Brings up the PIP Menu
(V) Down Arrow: Toggles
between PIP source and
PIP On/Off/Size
(-) Minus Sign: Moves your
selection of Source or
Size Backward
(+) Plus Sign: Moves your
selection of Source or
Volume Quick Menu
(+) Brings up the Menu and
increases volume level
(-) Brings up the Menu and
decreases the volume
level
Display Auto Adjust
Pressing (+) and (-)
simultaneously will perform a
auto display adjustment
when in aRGB mode.
Size Forward
Front Panel Controls
To save your changes, press the front panel Menu/Exit button. Alternatively, changes are saved if no buttons are
pressed and the OSD times out returning back to the display.
There is a Factory Reset function under the Misc Adjustments Menu should you completely screw things up and
want to start over. See the right most Misc tab, More Options sub menu, Factory Reset.
Note – Pressing Source with the OSD displayed will over-ride the OSD and change the input source. Source
scans, in order, aRGB, DVI-D, TV, CVBS, SVHS. It is normal for the display to hang in the SVHS mode
while trying to change the source as the controller scans available SVHS modes. When a valid signal is
detected, a small window above the source indicator will display the resolution, frequency, and controller
mode.
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Sleep Mode
The display will enter sleep mode (turn off) if there is no input signal to the selected input mode. The delay to enter
Sleep Mode when the signal is not valid is approximately 6 seconds. When in sleep mode, the Power LED will
flash green. Pressing the Power button or Source button will exit the Sleep Mode and the display will scan the
selected input port for a signal. If no signal is present, the display will once again enter Sleep Mode. Note that
having a signal present on another port will not prevent the display from going into Sleep Mode if no signal is
present on the selected port. The display will only scan the selected port and does not auto-scroll through the other
ports.
Note that you can bring up the OSD menu when the display is brought out of Sleep Mode port but the OSD will
disappear when the display again enters Sleep Mode after not finding a signal.
Entering Sleep Mode will disable the PIP and revert to a TV PIP default. Use the front panel PIP to select the PIP
source and size to again display the PIP window. Alternatively, use the OSD to enable PIP.
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OSD
The CPR-30201 provides for On Screen Display (OSD) of the controls to adjust the display parameters such as
brightness, contrast, etc. The menus are context sensitive in that there are adjustments specifically for each
Source Input type (analog aRGB, digital DVI-D, S-Video and Composite). This allows you to tune the display for
each type of input without having to retune when changing the Source selection. The display controller stores the
settings in non-volatile memory so they are saved even when power is turned off or removed.
In the following menus, there are many common features and selections between each type of input. However,
some adjustments may not pertain to a particular input signal type so those adjustments are not shown.
Note
The display controller provides a TV function which is not utilized in theCPR-30201. While the TV
menu selections are available in the OSD, none of the TV functions work. Adverse display
behavior may be observed if the TV settings are changed and it is advised they be left set to the
default setting.
OSD Menu Organization
While different adjustments are available for each of the different input types, the menus are similarly organized
and the adjustments have the same effect.
Display Brightness (Fine and Course), Contrast, Phase, Frequency, H Position, V Position
PIP Brightness, Contrast, Sharpness, Color, Tint, PIP Source, PIP Size, PIP More Settings (sub menu)
PIP More Settings – H Position, V Position, PIP Position Preset
OSD OSD Background, OSD Time Out, OSD Position Preset, OSD H Position, OSD V Position, OSD
Language, Controller Firmware Revision
Audio Volume, Treble, Bass, Balance, Audio Preset, Mute, Sound Swap
Misc. Auto Adjustment, Source, Sleep Time, Sleep Time Remaining Indicator, Room Lighting, Freeze Frame,
Zoom Settings (sub menu), More Options (sub menu)
Zoom Settings – Zoom, Zoom H Pan, Zoom V Pan
More Options – Color Temp, Sharpness Filter, Scale Mode, Factory Reset
Note An additional TV tab will display on the right if TV is selected for the Main Source or PIP Source.
It is recommended that TV not be selected or used for any adjustment.
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