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LUVOX

LCD MONITORS ALL-IN-ONE SYSTEMS

INFORMATION GUIDE

REVISION 0.08 - JV April 27, 2010

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1. Important Information ········································Page.2 Important Safety Instructions······························Page.2 Contact Information ···········································Page.2

2. Introduction ·······················································Page.3 Description ·······················································Page.3 Standard Package Content ··································Page.3 Standard Product Features··································Page.4 Cleaning ···························································Page.5 Precautions ·······················································Page.5

3. LCD monitor Control Functions ·····························Page.6 Key functions ····················································Page.6 OSD functions ···················································Page.7 OSD overview ···················································Page.10

4. LCD Monitor Setup ··············································Page.11 Connector layout ···············································Page.11 Driver installation ··············································Page.12 Touch Alignment (Calibration) ·····························Page.13

5. LCD Monitor Product Specifications ························Page.14 6. All-In-One systems ··············································Page.16

Description ·······················································Page.16 Connector layout ···············································Page.17 Accessing main board area··································Page.18 AIO (default) BIOS settings·································Page.19 Storage setups ··················································Page.23

7. LUVOX Panel Mount Installation·····························Page.25 Securing with Front Mount Brackets ·····················Page.25 Securing with Side Skirt Bolts······························Page.26

8. LUVOX optional features·······································Page.32 ProLine·····························································Page.32 IP65 front ·························································Page.34 Rack Mount Bezel ··············································Page.40 Rear Mount Brackets ··········································Page.43

9. LUVOX Product Identification·································Page.50 10. LUVOX Service Information ·································Page.53 Appendix: LUVOX Dimensional Drawings ····················Page.54

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Important Information Important Safety Instructions

Caution: To prevent electric shock, please do not remove any covers or any internal components. Refer to a qualified technician for service. Caution: Unplug the device from the power outlet before cleaning. Use a soft damp cloth. Caution: Please follow the national guidelines for unit disposal.

Contact Information: DOBIT NV - Belgium TEL: +32 (0)14 285 785 FAX: +32 (0)14 219 811 Industrielaan, 6 B-2250 Olen Belgium DOBIT BV - Holland TEL: +31 (0)492 472 638 FAX: +31 (0)492 472 668 Steenovenweg, 5 5708 HN Helmond The Netherlands [email protected] [email protected]

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Introduction Description Congratulations on the purchase of your new LUVOX device. Each LUVOX professional LCD monitor or All-In-One system features a color active matrix thin-film-transistor (TFT) liquid crystal display to provide superior display performance with resolutions from VGA 640x480 to SXGA 1280X1024. Each LUVOX device can be optionally equipped with a wide range of ELO touch technologies. The LUVOX product range represents a family of all-steel chassis, rugged design, industrial LCD flat panel devices.

Standard LUVOX Package Content

Included with a standard LUVOX LCD monitor: • LUVOX LCD monitor • 15pin D-sub signal cable (VGA cable) • Composite video & audio cable • S-video cable • AC power cable • Power adapter (40W minimum) • USB and/or RS232 touch interface cable (optional) • ELO drivers CD-ROM (optional) • Front mount brackets • Screw set (4xM4x30, 4xM4x12, 8xM3x6) Included with a standard LUVOX all-in-one system: • LUVOX All-in-one system • AC power cable • Power adapter (60W minimum) • Driver CD-ROM(s) • Front mount brackets • Screw set (4xM4x30, 4xM4x12, 8xM3x6) • Additional model dependent accessories

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Standard Product Features

Standard LUVOX LCD monitor

• 16M High contrast colors up to SXGA 1280X1024. • Compatible with VESA standard and DDC1/DDC2B • VGA, audio, composite video, S-Video signal inputs • OSD and auto-color & -tracking control • Display Power Management Signaling (VESA PDMS) • Touch screen interface (optional) • VESA 75/100mm Mounting • Integrated 4 Watt Stereo amplifier for kiosk purpose • All-steel rugged design

standard LUVOX All-In-One system

• 16M High contrast colors up to SXGA 1280X1024 • Integrated Socket 478 industrial MINI-ITX board • Intel Pentium ® M or Celeron ® M based platform • 400MHz FSB • DDR SDRAM 200/266/333 MAX 1GB • 10/100 Base-TX Ethernet, 4x USB 2.0, AC97 • 2x RS232, 1x Parallel port, 1x 1394, PS/2, Audio • Type II True IDE Mode CF Socket(s) (optional) • Touch screen operation • VESA 75/100mm Mounting • All-steel rugged design More detailed information about the integrated MINI-ITX embedded board can be found in the installation guide which is delivered as documentation with your LUVOX all-in-one system. More detailed information about ELO and the optionally integrated touch screen technologies can be found on the ELO website: www.elotouch.com

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Cleaning

• Clean with a soft damp cloth • Use non-ammonia glass cleaners

Precautions

• Read instructions carefully • Opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous

shock hazards or other risks. • Handle with care when transporting and save packaging • Do not block vent holes. Do not insert sharp objects or spill

liquid into the device. They may cause accidental fire, electric shock, or failure.

• Do not attempt to service this product yourself. • Do not remove the ground prong from the adapter or the AC

power plug. • Do not disconnect any cables from a device in operation • Make sure power source voltages are correct when not using

the standard power adapters. • Place the device in a ventilated place. • Ensure that sufficient space is available around the device to

provide air circulation. • Keep the monitor away from extreme heat, cold, humid or

dusty environments. Avoid direct sunlight and equipment that generate magnetic fields.

• If the equipment is not used for a long time, disconnect it from the power source.

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LCD Monitor Control Functions (Chapter applies to standard LUVOX LCD MONITORS Only)

Each LUVOX LCD monitor has an internal microprocessor dedicated to control display image. This microprocessor has the capability to adjust the monitor to the source it is attached to. This auto-adjustment is done when the unit is first installed, connected and powered up, and each time the video input source is changed. When the display image is not satisfying, the user can adjust all settings by entering the OSD (On-Screen-Display) menu functions with the control keys located on the backside of the monitor. LUVOX F100 & F120 LCD monitor series control keys: (menu – select – power – down – up)

LUVOX F150, F170 & F190 LCD monitor series control keys: (power – menu – select – down – up)

Key functions

1. Press POWER to turn on the monitor (power LED indicates green), press POWER again to turn it off.

2. Press SELECT to select input source: VGA <select> Composite Video <select> S-Video (power LED indicates red for invalid signal sources)

3. Press UP to run the AUTO-COLOR balance function 4. Press DOWN to run the AUTO-ADJUST image function

(AUTO- functions are only possible in VGA mode)

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OSD (On-Screen-Display) function

1. Press MENU to activate the OSD menu 2. Press UP / DOWN to navigate between the primary

functions. 3. Press SELECT to enter one of the primary functions 4. Press MENU to return one level in the menu 5. Press MENU in the main menu to exit OSD and save all

settings in memory.

Color

1. In the main menu select COLOR. 2. Press UP / DOWN to navigate 3. Press SELECT to adjust value with UP / DOWN 4. return to previous level with MENU Brightness: Adjust intensity level of the image Contrast: Adjust bright / dark level difference Color Adjust: Adjust color of the screen’s image Color Temp: 9300 and 6500 temperature setting & RGB adjustable user temperature

Image Setting (2nd function in VGA mode)

1. In the main menu select IMAGE SETTING. 2. Press UP / DOWN to navigate 3. Press SELECT to adjust value with UP / DOWN 4. return to previous level with MENU Clock: Adjust horizontal size of the image Phase: Adjust focus of the image Sharpness: Adjust clarity of the image Video (2nd function in video mode)

1. In the main menu select VIDEO. 2. Press UP / DOWN to navigate 3. Press SELECT to adjust value with UP / DOWN

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4. return to previous level with MENU

Hue: Adjusts NTSC phase (NTSC only) Saturation: Adjusts color level (NTSC & PAL) Sharpness: Calibrate image focus (NTSC & PAL)

Position

1. In the main menu select POSITION 2. Press UP / DOWN to navigate 3. Press SELECT to adjust value with UP / DOWN 4. return to previous level with MENU H. Position: Adjust horizontal position of the image V. Position: Adjust vertical position of the image (H. Position & V. Position have no effect in video mode)

OSD Menu

1. In the main menu select OSD MENU 2. Press UP / DOWN to navigate 3. Press SELECT to adjust value with UP / DOWN 4. return to previous level with MENU

OSD H. Pos: Adjust the horizontal position of OSD OSD V. Pos: Adjust the vertical position of OSD OSD Timer: Adjust OSD closing time when no actions Language

1. In the main menu select LANGUAGE 2. Press UP / DOWN to navigate 3. Press SELECT to adjust value with UP / DOWN 4. return to previous level with MENU

Language: Select desired OSD language

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Miscellaneous

1. In the main menu select MISCELANNEOUS 2. Press UP / DOWN to navigate 3. Press SELECT to adjust value with UP / DOWN 4. return to previous level with MENU

Signal Source: Select default input signal source Reset: Returns all controls to factory settings Audio: Adjust volume of internal amplifier Mute: Toggle internal amplifier ON/OFF

Exit

Exit OSD menu

(Press SELECT only once. Otherwise the display mode will be switched to the next input source)

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OSD Overview

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LCD Monitor Setup (Chapter applies to standard LUVOX LCD MONITORS Only)

connector layout (standard LUVOX LCD Monitor)

1. DC POWER INPUT: DC 12V jack (center pin +) 2. VGA: This can be connected with the D-Sub 15-pin connector

of any analog VGA RGB source 3. S-VIDEO IN: This can be connected to the S-Video connector

of any video source. 4. VIDEO IN: This can be connected to the RCA connector of

any video source. 5. RCA audio LEFT: left RCA audio input can be connected to

any RCA sound source 6. RCA audio RIGHT: right RCA audio input can be connected to

any RCA sound source 7. LINE IN: this input can be connected to any stereo source

(e.g. a PC sound card). 8. AUDIO OUT: this output can be directly connected to audio

speakers or headphones 9. USB or RS232 port (for touch monitors only): ports to be

connected to your PC for touch functionality. NOTE: LUVOX professional monitors have a broad range of optional features available. This means your monitor could have extra connectors available for different purpose.

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Driver installation

Each LUVOX device can be equipped with an ELO touch screen. The 4 ELO touch technologies adapted in LUVOX devices are: • ACCUTOUCH (5-wire resistive) • CARROLLTOUCH (Infrared) • INTELLITOUCH (Surface acoustic wave) • SURFACE CAPACITVE (only produced on project basis) Visit the ELOTOUCH corporate website for more information about each available technology. www.elotouch.com/Technologies/default.asp

Each LUVOX LCD monitor powered with an ELO touch screen comes with an ELO driver CD-ROM in the accessory box. You will need to install this driver CD-ROM before the monitor becomes fully functional. Please insert the CD-ROM and follow the instructions on the screen. After you have installed the driver, you will be automatically asked to calibrate your monitor. Afterwards, your monitor is ready to use. If the driver CD-ROM is lost, damaged or out of date (Cfr use with WINDOWS VISTA), you can download the latest driver version from the ELOTOUCH website. Select the correct driver based on your operating system and touch technology. www.elotouch.com/Support/Downloads/dnld.asp

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Touch Alignment (Calibration)

The touch response must be aligned to the video image (this is called calibration). Normally this is done when the touch drivers are initially installed. But in some conditions re-calibration may be needed, for example after swapping or replacing monitors on the same machine. On regular Windows systems the Alignment/Calibration utility is run from the Control Panel. This calibration procedure is also valid on a LUVOX All-In-One system. • Click the Start button. • Select Settings, then Control Panel (on later operating

systems the Settings step is omitted) • Open the Elo applet by double-clicking the Elo icon. • On Windows XP it may be necessary to click the Show Classic

View button to see the Elo icon. • The Alignment/Calibration button is always on the General tab

of the Elo Control Panel tab set • Click the button, touch target in the upper left corner. • The target will reappear in the lower right corner • Touch the upper right target. • The next screen is an alignment check. Touch various

positions and check the cursor movement. • Clicking the redo arrow icon will display the targets again to

rerun the alignment routine. • You must click the Accept button to store the new alignment

points.

NOTE: You may find other interesting features in the ELO control panel regarding sounds, right mouse click emulation, etc…

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LCD Monitor Specifications Specification/Model Standard F100 Standard F120

Panel Type VGA TFT SVGA TFT

Recommended Res. 640x480 800x600

Screen Diagonal Size 10.4 12.1

Display Colors 6bit 262K colors 6bit 262K colors

Brightness (Cd/m²) 400 400

Contrast ratio (X : 1) 300 500

Viewing angle L/R/U/D 60/60/40/50 60/60/40/55

Display Area (mm) 211.2x158.4 246.0x184.5

Input Signals VGA, Comp & S-

video

VGA, Comp & S-

video

Power Consumption 30 Watt Max 36 Watt Max

Operating temp. 0-50°C 0-50°C

Storage temp. -20°C to 65°C -20°C to 65°C

Operating humidity 10-90% ** 10-90% **

Dimension (Standard) 289x236.4x43 319.5x260x45

Weight (kg) 2.5 – 4 3.2 – 4.6

** NOTE: Non Condensing

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Standard F150 Standard F170 Standard F190

XVGA TFT SXVGA TFT SXVGA TFT

1024x768 1280x1024 1280x1024

15.0 17.0 19.0

16M Colors 16M Colors 16M Colors

300 300 300

550 800 800

80/80/80/80 80/80/70/70 89/89/80/80

304.1x228.1 337.9x270.3 376.3x301

VGA, Comp & S-

video

VGA, Comp & S-

video

VGA, Comp & S-

video

40 Watt Max 40 Watt Max 40 Watt Max

0-50°C 0-50°C 0-50°C

-20°C to 65°C -20°C to 65°C -20°C to 65°C

10-90% ** 10-90% ** 10-90% **

382x302x56 411x348x60 460x392x64.6

4.2 – 5.9 5.5 – 7.2 5.7 - 8.5

** NOTE: Non Condensing

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LUVOX AIO (All-In-One) systems Description LUVOX models F150, F170 and F190 can be equipped with a MINI-ITX embedded industrial grade motherboard. This creates major advantages compared with traditional setups of PC and monitors connected over VGA like smaller application designs and reduced hardware costs. AIO image quality is also way above that of a traditional VGA setup because the LCD component inside the device interfacing with the motherboard on a digital level which creates the clearest image possible. Another advantage specific for LUVOX AIO systems is their broad spectrum of possible ELO touch screen technologies. ELO touch screens are available for a wide variety of uses, from point of sale to kiosks, medical and industrial equipment, and gaming systems. ELO is the global standard in high-end quality touch components for over 30 years and includes reliability, accuracy, clarity and responsiveness.

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Connector Layout (standard LUVOX AIO system)

(Chapter applies to standard LUVOX All-In-One systems only)

1. POWER ON toggle switch (connected to main board) 2. DC POWER jack (Center pin +) 3. RS232 port - COM2 4. AUDIO (stereo line-out) 5. PS/2 Keyboard & mouse 6. PARALLEL port LPT1 7. RS232 port – COM1 8. VGA out (For Independent 2nd VGA monitor) 9. USB 2.0 (4x) 10. ETHERNET 11. FIREWIRE

NOTE: LUVOX AIO systems have a broad range of optional features available and are frequently build in project based custom series. This means your monitor could have extra connectors available for different purpose.

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Accessing main-board area

Although a LUVOX AIO system contains no user serviceable parts inside, it may be desired for users to have access to the main board area of the device to: • Expand random access memory • Reset BIOS settings * • Replace Lithium battery cells • Access internal CF slot • …

1. Power down your LUVOX AIO device 2. Disconnect all power cabling 3. Remove the 8 white M3 screws which secure the cover

(black screws are never user serviceable) 4. Remove cover and disconnect the optional external Compact

Flash slots when ought necessary and present**. 5. Carry out the desired service

(Consult the main board’s installation guide for specific information about the main board)

6. Replace cover in reverse order *NOTE: When a BIOS reset is carried out , the system’s LCD panel has to be reactivated by using an external VGA monitor (see next chapter) **NOTE: Make sure you re-connect the IDE cable correct. The red edge of the IDE cable must match with PIN 1 of the CF socket.

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LUVOX AIO Default BIOS settings

It is important to know what to understand under default BIOS settings. When the system’s BIOS is reset, the system will return to the default setting according the main board. Meanwhile LUVOX default BIOS settings done during production of your LUVOX AIO deviate from these. The BIOS settings carried out during production are now briefly summarized. It may help you to re-initialize your system in case this necessity would ever occur. (Consult the main board’s installation guide for more specific information about the main board’s BIOS)

Fig 1.) Press DEL during startup to enter the main BIOS screen

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Fig 2.) (Standard CMOS Features) LUVOX AIO systems are designed to operate without PS/2 peripherals and since there is no floppy disk present, the options ‘Drive A’ & ‘Drive B’ should be set to [None] and ‘Halt On’ should be toggled to [No Errors]

Fig 3.) (Advanced BIOS Features) Boot sequence 1.USB-FDD, 2.USB-CD-ROM, 3.HDD. ‘Boot Other Device’ must be [enabled] in order to boot from removable media like USB and CFII cards. The sequence between these can be changed at ‘Hard Disk Boot Priority’

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Fig 4.) (Standard Chipset Features) ‘AGP Aperture Size’ (representing the amount of system RAM shared with the graphic stage) is set to [64MB]. You may increase this amount when running video intensive applications (at expense of system’s RAM). In order to have the internal LCD functioning you must define the LCD panel type that is integrated. A LUVOX AIO F150 ‘Panel Number’ should be [6] for newer devices or [3] for devices made before February 2006. For LUVOX AIO F170 and F190 this should always be [7]. Make sure you leave ‘Boot Display’ to [CRT+LCD]. NOTE: When your LUVOX AIO F150 system was ever carried in for service, your device may be produced before Feb 2006, but have a panel type [6] on board. When booting the system with an incorrect panel number set in the BIOS, this will not damage your device although a distorted image will occur on the screen. In this case the screen may be unreadable, connect an external screen to the VGA in order to see BIOS information.

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Fig 5.)(Integrated Peripherals/Onboard Device) Turn on full USB mouse & keyboard control.

Fig 6.)( Integrated Peripherals/SuperIO Device) LUVOX AIO systems are most frequently used as panel mount devices leaving the power switch out of reach. Therefore ‘PWRON After PWR-Fail’ is set to [On] (This will make the device powering on each time DC power returns after being removed)

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Storage setups The Hard disk / Storage configuration of a LUVOX AIO device is available in 4 setups. 1. 80GB Internal Hard Disk Drive (IDE) 2. 4GB Internal Flash Drive (Single Internal TrueIDE mode

Compact Flash socket & 4GB industrial grade TrueIDE mode UDMA CF Card included) No Hard Disk Drive

3. Double External TrueIDE mode CF socket (CF Cards not

included), No Hard Disk Drive 4. 80GB Internal Hard Disk Drive (IDE) and Double External

TrueIDE mode CF socket (CF Cards not included). Although it is proven possible to install and run a standard

Microsoft Windows XP PRO installation from a TrueIDE

mode UDMA CF card setup, LUVOX AIO Systems can only

be ordered with Windows XP PRO in setup 1 and 4.

When it is required to run a Microsoft Windows XP environment from a TrueIDE mode CF Card, it is strongly advised to use the componentized version Microsoft Windows XP Embedded. With the Windows XP Embedded Enhanced Write Filter (EWF), it is possible to protect the system at volume level and redirect all disk writes to a protected drive in the system’s memory. This will prevent the CF card from an instant wear out. LUVOX AIO System are not offered with Windows XP Embedded, although DOBIT NV, as the constructor, can assist customers in building a custom Windows XP Embedded footprint for LUVOX AIO Systems on project basis. This way of custom and project based OS building assistance can also be offered for a LINUX platform. Please, contact our sales department for more information.

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Accessing the internal single True IDE CF Card or Socket Open the main-board area as described on page 19. Once you have removed the cover you can access the internal CF Socket:

Always carefully insert the CF card with the lipped edge facing towards the main board. Opposite insertion will damage the socket’s pins. Accessing the external double True IDE CF Cards and Sockets Remove the cover by unscrewing both M3 bolts. The upper slot as seen in the drawing below is slot 2, the lower is slot 1. These slot numbers correspond with the IDE port’s master (1) and slave (2).

Always carefully insert the CF cards with the lipped edge facing away from the device. Opposite insertion will damage the socket’s pins. Replace the cover to prevent the cards from vibrating out of the device.

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LUVOX Panel Mounting LUVOX devices are designed as panel mount devices. This means the device is inserted into the dedicated cutout from the front side of the enclosure and subsequently secured from the backside. There are basically 2 manners to carry out the backside securing.

• Securing with Front Mount Brackets • Securing with Side Skirt Bolts

Securing with Front Mount Brackets We advice this way of securing when the enclosure’s material is rather thick, board are woodlike. Insert your device into the dedicated cutout, attach both Front Mount Brackets to the left and right side of the device and start tightening up the construction with the included M4x30 mm screws.

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Saw or mill the rectangular cutout as advised in this table below:

• LUVOX F100 272 mm x 218 mm • LUVOX F120 302 mm x 242 mm • LUVOX F150 362 mm x 282 mm • LUVOX F170 392 mm x 330 mm • LUVOX F190 440 mm x 372 mm

NOTE: Maximum thickness of enclosure’s material is 19 mm when securing with Front Mount Brackets.

Securing with Side Skirt Bolts We advice this way of securing when the enclosure’s material is sheet metal or any other material with a thickness between 1 and 3 mm. Use the free M3 holes in the side skirts of your LUVOX device to secure the device. This way of mounting is possible for any material thickness but the standard M3x6 screws will appear to short. Please, be careful when selecting longer screws to install the device in materials thicker then 3 mm. The holes in the side skirts are 5 mm in depth. Make sure you do not use screws that exceed this insertion because this will indicate as permanent bumps in the front of the device. CAD drawings for each cutout are available on request. We can also assist customers with the creation of perfect apertures in (stainless) steel parts (and other materials) like doors and enclosures. This is done with CNC cutting devices as laser- and water jet. Please, contact our sales department for more information.

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LUVOX F100 Panel Mount Cutout

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LUVOX Optional features

ProLine Description (applies to models F150, F170 & F190 only, AIO systems & LCD Monitor) LUVOX devices are kept on stock in large quantities for each standard model. This way we are able to ship standard models within 10 workdays max. However, some optional features require stock units to return to the production plant to be rebuild, having the specific feature included. • IP65 front (AIO & Monitor) • RS-232 & USB Combo Touch Interface (Monitor Only) • 12Vin or 24Vin pluggable terminal block (AIO & Monitor) • Integrated 4 Watt STEREO speaker set (AIO & Monitor) Whenever at least one of these optional features is demanded, it is required to order your LUVOX device in the extended configuration mode, which is sold as ProLine. However, to contribute to you as our customer, each LUVOX device is provided as follows: • Each LUVOX LCD Monitor, ordered as ProLine, will always be

equipped with an RS-232 & USB Combo Touch Interface when possible (ACCUTOUCH, INTELLITOUCH and SURFACE CAPACITIVE)

• Each LUVOX device (LCD monitor & AIO system) ordered as

ProLine, will always be equipped with a PHOENIX CONTACT pluggable terminal block (Industrial standard).

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Typical LUVOX AIO system equipped as ProLine: The connector bay is expanded with an industrial style power connector socket (PHOENIX CONTACT MC 1.5/3-GF-3.81). PIN 1: 0V , PIN 2: Earth, Pin3: +12/24V. The corresponding connector (PHOENIX CONTACT MC 1.5/3-STF-3.81 partnr 18277116) is included with your LUVOX device.

Typical LUVOX LCD Monitor equipped as ProLine. The connector bay is, behalf the industrial style power connector socket, also expanded with a Combo (RS-232 & USB) touch interface. IMPORTANT! Please notice ProLine configured LUVOX All-In-One systems have two power inputs. The 5.5mm DC power jack is ALWAYS THE SAME voltage as the extra 3 Pins socket, 24V or 12V depending on your configuration. The label defines the power input configuration. IMPORTANT! Please notice ProLine configured LUVOX LCD

monitors have two power inputs. The 5.5mm DC power jack is ALWAYS a 12V input, while the extra 3 Pins socket is a 12V or 24V input, depending on your configuration. The label defines the power input configuration.

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IP65 Front

Description

LUVOX F150, F170 and F190 devices* (AIO systems and LCD monitors) are configurable with an IP65 front**. Since 01/01/2010 each IP65 fronts is manufactured in grade 316 (16% chromium, 10% nickel and 2% molybdenum , Euro norm 1.4401) which has highly improved corrosion resistance in a wide variety of corrosive environments.*** The backside of the IP65 front is sealed with a 2MM white (NS/SBR) rubber sealing. The rubber is carefully selected and advised by ERIKS group, worldwide leader in rubber- and sealing technology. The sealing meets specific properties demanded in food- and pharmaceutical industries and is approved with the FDA 177.2600 standard for rubber articles. Perfect IP65 sealing is accomplished only in combination with plain glass (NOTOUCH) or ELO ACCUTOUCH when interactive use is desired. ELO INTELLITOUCH, ELO SURFACE CAPACITIVE and ELO CARROLLTOUCH are no suitable technologies in combination with the IP65 front. We can only guarantee IP65 sealing between monitor and enclosure when the enclosure’s material is rigid enough to hold all tightening forces. Therefore, sheet metal thickness of an enclosure must be at least 1.7mm. *NOTE: IP65 fronts for models F100 and F120 may exist but are only produced in project based custom series. ** NOTE: The IP65 front is not a retro-fit option. LCD monitors and AIO systems must be ordered with IP65 front in combination with the ProLine option. *** NOTE: All IP65 fronts manufactured before 31/12/2009 are grade 304, (18% chromium and 8% nickel, Euro norm 1.4301) a versatile and widely used standard for stainless steel applications.

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European protection classification conform DIN EN 60529 is offered by the letters IP (Ingress Protection) and two digits. The first digit indicates protection for persons and equipment. The second digit indicates protection against water. For IP65* this can be interpreted as: • FIRST DIGIT 6

Protection for persons = protection against touching dangerous parts. A body (testprobe) of 1.0 mm in diameter must not be able to enter or the distance between the accessing probe and dangerous parts is always kept. Protection for equipment = protection against dust. 6 indicates dust must not enter at all. The test is carried out in a chamber in which talcum powder is being kept suspended in the air. The tested enclosure is kept below the atmospheric pressure of the environment according to the standard. The protection is satisfactory if there is no visible dust deposit within the enclosure after completion of the test.

• SECOND DIGIT 5

Protection from moisture = Protection against water jets directed at the enclosure from any direction. A diameter 6.3mm jet nozzle splashes 37.5L in 3 minutes from a distance of 2.5 to 3M from all sides. Should water have penetrated, it must not be present in quantities which impair the good working order of the operating material or represent a safety hazard, deposit on non-conducting parts where it could lead to creep currents, come in contact with live parts or coils which are unsuitable for operating in wet conditions, collect near the wire end or possibly penetrate the wire.

*NOTE: Relates only to the IP65 front of a LUVOX device.

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LUVOX devices with IP65 front are designed to be even more tough and rugged, the IP65-rated fronts are ideal for use in harsh, wet and dusty environments or high hygienic , such as: • Food and beverage • Pharmaceutical / Cosmetics • Chemical / Petrochemical • Biotechnical • Pulp and paper plants • Non-vandal outdoor • …

NOTE: M5 nuts are included. We advice using the provided self-locking hexagon nuts with toothed flange (DIN 6923)

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LUVOX F150 IP65 Layout

NOTE: Use cutout of 384 x 304mm and 12 x ø 7mm holes (3D) CAD drawings available on request.

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NOTE: Use cutout of 413 x 350mm and 16 x ø 7mm holes (3D) CAD drawings available on request .

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NOTE: Use cutout of 462 x 394mm and 20 x ø 7mm holes (3D) CAD drawings available on request .

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Rack-Mount Bezel

Description 19-inch racks are a standardized (EIA 310-D, IEC 60297 and DIN 41494 SC48D) systems for mounting various electronic modules in a 19 inches (482.6 mm) wide stack or rack. Equipment designed to be placed in such racks are typically described as rack-mountable. LUVOX F150 and F170 devices (AIO and LCD monitors) are configurable with a retro-fit black powder coat finished rack-mountable bezel. Rack-mountable devices are always offered as being [x]U in height. (generally 1U = 1.75 inch or 44.45 mm) Within this agreement LUVOX Rack Mount Bezels are respectively: • F150: 8U or 355 mm high • F170: 9U or 399 mm high

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Package Contents • F150/F170 Rack-mount bezel (black powder coat finish) • Chrome rack handles and fixing (2x) • M5 cage nuts (4x) • M5x12MM bolts (4x) • Plastic cup washers (4x) • Side Skirts Bolts (8x) Installation Rack-mount bezels for LUVOX devices are retrofit options and are user-assembled. Use the 8 (M3) bolts to secure your bezel to the side skirts of the device. Each side has two free M3 holes. Use the 4 (M4) screws to secure the handles to the bezel (If not yet assembled).

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Rear-mount brackets

Description LUVOX devices are designed as panel mount solutions. Although, when allowed by the application in terms of space, LUVOX (AIO and LCD monitors) devices can be mounted in a rear mount construction. This can be obtained by using a set of rear mount brackets. LUVOX rear-mount brackets are ordered in pairs. One pair per device is sufficient to create a rear mount construction (Left/right or top/bottom). Although the construction will be more robust when using two pairs for one device (Left/right and top/bottom). LUVOX rear-mount brackets exist in 4 different lengths:

• 215 mm • 260 mm • 320 mm • 370 mm

The list below indicates which sets must be obtained corresponding to each different model:

• F100 Left & right 215 mm Top & bottom 260 mm





NOTE: Rear-mount brackets are not suitable in combination with ELO INTELLITOUCH.

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Instructions • Create a cutout with the minimal dimensions of the aperture

in the front of your device. You may want to increase these dimensions when the kiosk material is rather thick. This will help users touching in corners. Rounding or chamfering the edges of the aperture will also increase touching comfort.

• Assemble one or both pairs of rear-mount brackets (depending the operational conditions) to the side skirts of the device. Use the provided M3 screws and insert these in the free M3 holes.

• Prepare M4 head threaded studs in case of using sheet metal. When customer material is not sheet metal, drill Ø4.5MM thru holes for M4 bolts with nuts (bolts are visible from the front side). Use no-thru Ø3MM holes and 4MM woodscrews when having rather thick or woodlike materials (no bolts will be visible from the front side). Make sure the length of the screws is smaller then the material’s thickness.

NOTE: (3D) CAD drawings available on request.

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LUVOX F100 Rear-Mount Layout

NOTE: Advised aperture size in front panel: 160 x 212.5mm

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NOTE: Advised aperture size in front panel: 186 x 247.5mm

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NOTE: Advised aperture size in front panel: 230 x 306mm

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LUVOX Product Identification Each LUVOX device (monitors and All-In-One systems) is identified uniquely. Next labels always refer to your device:

LUVOX device Label

LUVOX Box label

MS Windows Certificate of Authenticity (Optional for AIO systems)

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Product Name (Device label & Box label) Each LUVOX device is highly configurable. This requires solid product naming. The LUVOX NAMING CONVENTION is a consistent rule followed by a set of numbers and characters. The intent should be, that every party is able to identify a LUVOX device by name, based on the sequence and the knowledge of the rule.

This diagram will help you identifying your LUVOX device. • The 1st column identifies the diagonal of the screen,

representing 10.4, 12.1, 15.0, 17.0 or 19.0 inch respectively. • The 2nd column describes the presence of an optional touch

technology, representing No Touch, ACCUTOUCH, INTELLITOUCH, CARROLLTOUCH or Surface Capacitive respectively.

• The 3rd column splits up the device in an LCD Monitor or All-In-One System respectively.

• The 4th column describes the touch interface in case of the device being an LCD monitor representing No interface, USB, Serial or Both (Combo). The 4th column is of no user importance in case of the device being an All-In-One System.

• The 5th column represents the processor type being low speed passive cooled or high speed active cooled.*

• The 6th column represents the amount of system RAM as 128, 256, 512, 1024 or 2048 respectively.

• The 7th column represents the type of drive storage subsequently as Hard disk drive, Internal CF Flash Disk drive, Double external CF slot (CF cards are not included) or Both Hard Disk drive and Double external CF slot (CF cards not included)

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• The 8th column is related to the operating system installed on the device. Representing No OS, MS Windows XP Pro NL or MS Windows XP Pro EN.

• The 9th column defines the device being equipped as Standard(N) or ProLine(E).

• The 10th column is the operating voltage of the device (please, refer to page 34)

• The 11th column defines the presence of an internal speaker system.

• The additional IP65 postfix points to the unit being equipped with an IP65 Stainless Steel Front (= ACCUTOUCH or NO touch).

NOTE: It is not possible to define the processor’s type and speed out of the device’s product name. DOBIT, as the constructor, will always stock the most appropriate INTEL processors in terms of cost and performance available on the market at that moment. Current processor type’s and speeds are always reported in the product description, our website and the latest up-to-date sales documentation. Product Description (Device label & Box label) This is the brief synthesis of above, containing the device’s most important or extra specific properties. Product number (Device label & Box label) This number represent the constructor’s (DOBIT) part number of the article. Serial number (Device label & Box label) This is the unique string identifying your LUVOX device. Quality control compartment (Box label) These two check-boxes are provided for internal quality control. Both check-boxes will contain the tag of the quality engineer who has checked the functionality of the device and the completeness of the package’s content.

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Microsoft Windows Certificate of Authenticity (COA) This Certificate of Authenticity (COA) is a label to help you identify the genuine Microsoft® Windows® software. Without it, you will not have a legal license to run the Windows software on the device. It is a visual identifier that assists in determining whether your Microsoft software is genuine.

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LUVOX Service Information A LUVOX device contains no user serviceable parts inside. Please contact our RMA department or use our online RMA tool if you need any information or help with LUVOX product service.

http://www.dobit.com/eline/master.php Warranty period is standard 1 year from date of purchase for all LUVOX devices sold before 31/12/2009. This warranty period is extended to 3 years standard from date of purchase for all LUVOX devices sold after 01/01/2010. Warranty is only valid when the device is judged to be defective by reason of improper workmanship and/or materials. In this case any defective part of the device shall be repaired or replaced without charge for the part(s) and labor expense within the warranty period. Warranty is not valid in case of reasonable technical judgment determining the defect caused by prevalent wear and tear or any abuse, misuse, neglect or accidental damage. A device carried in for RMA without any valid product label, will not be serviced under warranty.

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NOTE: LUVOX AIO devices increase 30mm in depth

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Documents

LUVOX Information Guide 270410 - Telenet.beusers.telenet.be/jellewouters/Bernaerts Elektro/Technische Fiches... · LUVOX LCD MONITORS ALL-IN-ONE SYSTEMS INFORMATION GUIDE REVISION