3.2 Service check.........................................................................................................................................15
3.2.1 Video Display, D-VMC15................................................................................................................15
3.2.2 Video Display, D-VNC15.................................................................................................................17
3.2.3 Video Display, D-VHC17.................................................................................................................20
3.2.4 Video Display, D-VSC21.................................................................................................................23
Front porch0.40 µs57.6 µs
Sync period1.20 µs115.2 µs
Back porch2.40 µs460.8 µs
Displays and Controller Boards
2 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
2.1 Video Displays D-VMC15, D-VNC15, D-VHC17 and D-VSC21
The displays are suitable for high end applications using graphical interface. The adjustments and
selections are carried out through displays’ internal menus. The displays synchronize and adjust
automatically with a wide range of scanning frequencies.
The power supply section of the displays does not contain separating transformer, except D-VHC17
rev. 00-01 does. Therefore, the power for the other displays should be supplied via F-CU8 or via an
external separating transformer.
All the displays contain a degaussing (demagnetisation) circuitry. Degaussing takes place
automatically when the monitor is turned on, however, the degaussing can be activated also
manually during an operation, if necessary.
2.2 LCD display
NOTE: The LCD display backlight circuit runs on a high voltage. Do not touch the adapter board
when powered.
LCD Display, D-LCC10 includes LCD display module, LCD interface board, and keyboard. The
display keyboard works independent of the main keyboard.
LCD Display, D-LCC15 includes LCD display module and LCD interface board.
The LCD Display is connected to B-DISP Display controller board in the monitor frame with the LCD
display interface cable. The interface cable is available as an accessor y. See a ccessory catalogue.
Video signalling between the Display controller board B-DISP and the LCD Display takes place in
analog form. Incoming signals are buffered in the Interface board, converted into digital form, and
fed forward to the LCD Display module.
Communication between the Display controller board and the Command board takes place in
RS232 serial communication channel D.
NOTE: D-LCC10A/C and D-LCC15 require B-DISP.
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The LCD Interface board is the interface between the display controller board and the LCD display
component. The keyboard is also connected to the Interface board, see figure 1.
The incoming signal to LCD Interface board is pure analog VGA - RGB with separate horizontal and
vertical synchronisation signals, see figure 2. The display element uses digital RGB-signals,
HSYNC, VSYNC, DOTCLK and a display timing signal DTMG. The DTMG signal indicates that the
digital RGB-signals are active.
The functions of this board are digitalization of the video signals, regeneration of the DOTCLK and
generation of the DTMG. The backlight driver is also located on the board.
Power supply, D-LCC10A/C
The DC/DC power supply is an isolated discontinuous mode flyback switcher. It has a current
mode PWM circuit and a separate FET switch on the primary side. The transformer has two
secondary windings, one for 5V and another for 12V. On the secondary side (5V), there is a
separate chip on the feedback path to drive the optoisolator.
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Backlight unit, D-LCC10A/C
The backlight unit consists of two changeable tubes fed by separate inverter board.
Vsync2
RED GND
GREEN GND
BLUE GND
GND
DCLK GND
not connected
ON/STBY
Dirty GND
Dirty GND
RXDD RS232
TXDD RS232
not connected
not connected
not connected
not connected
+32 Vdd
+32 Vdd
not used
chassis
horiz. deflect
vert. deflect
chassis
active GND
from keyboard
to keyboard
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2.4 Display Controller Board, B-DISP
B-DISP board is connected to the CPU Mother board. The processor on the CPU board transmits
program through the CPU bus to B-DISP board.
B-DISP board includes the functions of both B-DHIGH and B-DVGA boards. Thus, B-DISP board
supports both high resolution and VGA resolution. The resolution is automatically selected based
on monitor ID codes. The resolution is set to 640x480 if a VGA resolution display is used, otherwise
the resolution is set to 1984x512.
NOTE: S-ANE97/98/99, S-ICU97/98/99 and S(L)-ARK97/98/99 softwares support B-DISP, BDHIGH and B-DVGA boards. If, however, B-DISP board is used to drive D-VHC14 display, a small
part of the resulting picture will be clipped.
System memory
The system memory contains the GSP software code. The memory consists of two 256k x16
memory banks.
Frame memory
The frame memory contains digital display data. The size of the memory is 1 MB making 1984 x
512 display resolution with 256 colors possible. The memory consists of four 256k x 8 VRAM
memory circuits.
Displays and Controller Boards
Video interface palette
The video interface palette reads the digital display data from the frame memory and converts the
data into analog RGB-signals. The synchronization signals for the conversion are generated by the
GSP.
The video interface palette is clocked by two pixel clocks. A 25 MHz clock is selected for VGA
resolution and a 40 MHz clock is selected for high resolution. The 40 MHz clock is internally
converted into a 80 MHz clock.
Graphics System Processor (GSP)
There are four 16-bit registers in the GSP, from which the host-processor reads and to which it
writes data.
Display Controller Resolution
The resolution of the display controller depends on initialization of the GSP's registers and
frequency of the video oscillator.
Reset Signal
Reset signal comes from the power supply unit through the CPU bus.
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Monitor ID register
The monitor ID register contains a three bit (numeric values 0-7) monitor ID code. The register is
connected to channels 11-13 of the X3 D-connector. If no display is connected to B-DISP board or
if the monitor ID code fails, 111 code is generated by pull-up resistors. If the ID code is 011 or
101, VGA resolution is selected, otherwise high resolution is selected.
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3 SERVICE PROCEDURES
3.1 General service information
Field service is limited to replacing faulty circuit boards or mechanical parts. The circuit boards are
then returned to Datex-Ohmeda for repair.
Datex-Ohmeda Technical Services is always available for service advice. Please provide the unit
serial number, full type designation and a detailed description of the fault.
CAUTION The tests and repairs outlined in this section should only be attempted by trained
personnel with the appropriate equipment. Unauthorized service may void warranty
of the unit.
3.1.1 Video Display, D-VMC15
Field service is limited to basic adjustments through the display’s keys an d to replacing
mechanical parts of the display stand.
In case of a display failure contact Datex-Ohmeda Technical Services for a possibility to repair the
display at a local repair company.
The display can always be returned to Datex-Ohmeda for repair.
3.1.2 Video Display, D-VNC15
Field service is limited to basic adjustments through the display’s keys an d to replacing
mechanical parts of the display stand.
In case of a display failure contact Datex-Ohmeda Technical Services for a possibility to repair the
display at a local repair company.
The display can always be returned to Datex-Ohmeda for repair.
3.1.3 Video Display, D-VHC17
Field service is limited to basic adjustments through the display’s keys an d to replacing
mechanical parts of the display stand.
The display should be returned to Datex-Ohmeda for repair.
3.1.4 Video Display, D-VSC21
Field service is limited to basic adjustments through the display’s keys.
The display should be returned to Datex-Ohmeda for repair.
3.1.5 LCD Display, D-LCC10A/W
The backlight tubes (2 pcs) are replaceable.
3.1.6 LCD Display, D-LCC15
The backlight tubes (2 pcs) are replaceable in some models.
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3.2 Service check
These instructions include complete procedures for a service check. The service check is
recommended to be performed after any service repair. However, the service check procedures can
also be used for determining possible failures.
The procedures should be performed in ascending order.
The instructions include a check forms (
the procedures.
Appendix A-E
Displays and Controller Boards
) which should be filled in when performing
The mark
the procedure.
The procedures are designed for monitors with S/5 monitor software of revision 01. However, most
of the procedures also apply to monitors, which contain some other monitor software
type/revision.
3.2.1 Video Display, D-VMC15
Tools neededCommand Board, Central Unit, B-DISP, parameter modules, keyboard (K-ANEB/K-ICUB)
• Turn the monitor to STBY.
1. Check that the display cover and th e picture tube screen are in tact.
2. Check that the display power cord is locked to the display with a power cord guard.
? in the instructions means that the check form should be signed after performing
?
?
3. Disconnect the display power cord from the power supply unit and check that the connector
pins are clean and straight. Check that the power cord is intact.
Reconnect the power cord properly.
?
4. Disconnect the display video cable from the B-DISP and check that the connector pins are
clean and straight. Check that the video cable is intact. Check that the thumb screws on the
video cable connector are intact.
Reconnect the video cable and lock it properly.
?
5. Turn the monitor on. Check that the power-on indicator LED on the display front panel lights
up.
?
• Prepare the picture for adjustments by pushing the menu key HELP on the Command Board
and removing one of the connected plug-in modules from the Central Unit. Wait until the
message regarding the removed module appears onto the monitor screen.
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6. Remove the keyboard (K- ANEB or K-ICUB )
7. Contrast and brightness adjustments:
Check that the contrast of the colors is changing with contrast control knob . Leave the
adjustment to a suitable level.
Perform the same steps also for BRIGHTNESS.
?
8. Position adjustments:
Go to MAIN MENU (First push button on the left) and select GEOMETRY and vertical centring
( See function of push button on the screen ).
Check that the vertical centring of the picture is changing with the keys + and - . Leave the
adjustment to a suitable level.
Perform the same steps also for horizontal centring, height and width .
Go back to MAIN MENU
?
9. Color temperature adjustments:
Select COLOR and COLOR TEMPERATURE.
Check that the colors on the screen are changing with the keys + and - . Leave the
adjustment to a suitable level.
Perform the same steps also for RED and BLUE.
?
10. Light sensor.
Select SPECIAL on MAIN MENU. Check that light sensor is ON.
Cover the hole on the right side of the screen with your finger and wait few seconds. Check
that the contrast on the screen change and remove your finger. Check that the contrast on
the screen change back to normal.
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Go back the normal screen.
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