AutomationDirect FPM-150 Manual de usuario
AutomationDirect.com Industrial LCD Display
Quick Setup Guide FPM-150 and FPM-150-TS Page 1 of 2
Unit Setup:
1. Remove the unit from its packaging.
The following parts should be included:
The FPM-150 or FPM-150T Panel Mount 15" LCD Display
• AC Power Cord
• Video [VGA] Cable For Connection To You PC
• RS-232 Cable [If the unit is fitted with a touch screen]
• Mounting Nuts
• CD ROM & 3.5” Floppy Disks
Pre Installation: We are assuming that you are going to try the unit on a bench before you
install it in your control panel. If you are operating this unit from an AutomationDirect. com
computer, it has been preadjusted at the factory and should require little or no further adjust-
ment. If you are satisfied with the display leave it alone. If you are installing the touch driver,
see the Touch Screen Driver Quick Start Guide.
Place the unit face (screen) down on a clean smooth surface.
IMPORTANT: Attach the following cables to your PC FIRST. This will prevent the unit
from being tipped over if you pull on the cables.
Attach the following as described.
• Video: the High Density D15 Female Connector. (the heavier of the 2 cables).
• Touch: RS-232-D9 Female end to the PC, D9 Male end to the Monitor.
IMPORTANT: Note the Com port on the computer you are using for the touch
screen. This will be required during touch screen driver configuration.
• Plug the AC Power Cord into the display then into a standard power receptacle.
If the unit is not on, turn it on now. The power switch is located at the AC power connection on
the FPM-150. The fan should come on and you will see a “No Video” screen if the computer is
not running. After approximately 10 seconds, the unit will go into shutdown if there is no video
signal. The unit will turn itself back on once you power up your PC.
Running The Display:
At this time you can turn on your computer.
Your initial picture [from the computer] will normally be the computer POST information [looks
like DOS] and the computer will check its RAM.
The FPM-150 is capable of displaying any of several standard graphics modes. These are
what is referred to as VGA (640x480), SVGA (800x600) or XGA (1024x768) video modes. As
your computer boots, you will see the standard Microsoft Windows “Splash” screens as you
boot into the operating system. Once the computer has completely booted into Windows, you
will want to adjust the screen.
Adjusting the screen is a very simple procedure and is outlined in the next section.
LCD Quick Setup Guide
15” and 12” LCD Monitors
Quick Setup Guide FPM-150 and FPM-150-TS Page 2 of 2
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Adjusting The LCD Video Settings:
• Select “Menu” from rear membrane keypad. This will bring up the OSM (On Screen Menu)
• “AutoAdjust” is the first selection.
• Press the “+” or “-” key
The screen will go out temporarily. After the unit has completed adjusting, press the menu key to exit the
OSM. This will save the settings.
The Windows desktop should be centered, full screen, and stable. The unit is now ready for installation
of the touch screen driver installation, if the unit is so equipped. See the Touch Screen Driver Quick
Start Guide.
Adjusting The LCD:
The FPM-150 series displays incorporate a microprocessor-based converter card, which converts analog
video to what is termed digital RGB (Red, Green, Blue) for the LCD. This same microprocessor will auto-
matically adjust the picture to the center of the LCD and resize to full screen.
Quick Setup Guide FPM-120 and FPM-120-TS Page 1 of 2
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Unit Setup:
1. Remove the unit from its packaging.
The following parts should be included:
The FPM-120 or FPM-120-TS Panel Mount 12.1" LCD Display
• AC Power Cord
• Video [VGA] Cable For Connection To You PC
• RS-232 Cable [If the unit is fitted with a touch screen]
• Mounting Nuts
• CD ROM & 3.5” Floppy Disks
Pre Installation: We are assuming that you are going to try the unit out on a bench before
you install it in your control panel. If you are operating this unit from an AutomationDirect. com
computer, it has been preadjusted at the factory and should require little or no further adjust-
ment. If you are satisfied with the display leave it alone. If you are installing the touch driver
see the Touch Screen Driver Quick Start Guide.
Place the unit face (screen) down on a clean smooth surface.
IMPORTANT: Attach the following cables to your PC FIRST. This will prevent the unit
from being tipped over if you pull on the cables.
Attach the following as described;
• Video: the High Density D15 Female Connector. (the heavier of the 2 cables).
• Touch: RS-232-D9 Female end to the PC, D9 Male end to the Monitor.
IMPORTANT: Note the Com port on the computer you are using for the touch
screen. This will be required during touch screen driver configuration.
• Plug the AC Power Cord into the display then into a standard power receptacle.
If the unit is not on turn it on now. The power switch is located at the AC power connection on
the FPM-120. The fan should come on and you will see a “No Video” screen if the computer is
not running. After approximately 10 seconds the unit will go into shutdown if there is no video
signal applied. The unit will turn itself back on once you power up your PC.
Running The Display:
At this time you can turn on your computer.
Your initial picture [from the computer] will normally be the computer POST information [looks
like DOS] and the computer will check its RAM.
The FPM-120 is capable of displaying any of several standard graphics modes. These are
what is referred to as VGA (640 x 480) & SVGA (800 x 600) video modes. As your computer
boots, you will see the standard Microsoft Windows “Splash” screens as you boot into the op-
erating system. Once the computer has completely booted into Windows, you may want to ad-
just the screen.
Adjusting the screen is a very simple procedure and is outlined in the next section.
Quick Setup Guide FPM-120 and FPM-120-TS Page 1 of 2
AutomationDirect.com Industrial LCD Display
Adjusting The LCD Video Settings:
The FPM-120 series displays are factory adjusted with an Automationdirect.com computer and should be
very close to optimal settings. The following procedure explains how to achieve a stable, centered full
screen display. This adjustment may be required to correct minor deviations between the LCD and your
video card.
Please follow these steps in sequence for the best results:
1 Close All Programs, leaving only the Windows Desktop.
2 Select “Menu” from rear membrane keypad. This will bring up the OSM (On Screen Menu)
3 Use the Up and Dn (Down) keys to select the function you wish to adjust.
4 Select Horizontal Position and use the + and - keys to position the left side of the picture with the left
edge of the LCD
5 Select Vertical Position and use the + and - keys to position the bottom of the picture with the bottom
edge of the LCD
6 Select Clock and use the + and - keys to position the right edge of the picture with the right edge of the
LCD.
There are several other selections that are available on the Menu, but these probably do not require further
adjustment.
• Brightness - LCD White Levels
• Contrast - LCD Black Levels
• Clock Phase - Adjusts the analog sampling rate and is used for adjusting any minor banding. This would
be noticed if some vertical lines of text (Like a lower case L “l”) may look like 1 pixel wide in one area of
the screen and 2 pixels wide in a different area of the screen. This is adjusted at the factory and should
not require further adjustment.
• Language - For international customers
After you have adjusted the unit to your satisfaction, allow the unit to display the OSM for approximately 15
seconds and the unit will automatically save all updated settings, and the OSM will go off.
Now the Windows desktop should be centered, full screen, and stable. The unit is now ready for installation
of the touch screen driver, if so equipped. See the Touch Screen Driver Quick Start Guide included with
your unit.
If you do not have a touch screen, setup is complete and the unit is ready for use.
Adjusting The LCD:
The FPM-120 series displays incorporate a microprocessor-based converter card, which converts analog
video to what is termed digital RGB (Red, Green, Blue) for the LCD. This same microprocessor may re-
quire some minor adjustment to get a stable centered full screen display. If you are satisfied with the pic-
ture, you are done If not, please proceed to the next section.
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Touch Screen Driver Quick Start Guide
Windows 98 Windows NT Windows 2000
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Touch Screen Driver Installation Windows 98
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To Install The Touch Screen Driver:
Things you will need to know or have to install the Touch Driver.
• What Operating System you are using. Windows 98
• What Serial Port you are connected to. Com 1 Com 2
• The type of touch screen. Smartset
• The CD ROM or Floppy disk included with the system.
Installing The Touch Screen Driver: Windows 98
Insert the 3 1/2” Floppy Marked Windows 98 / 2000 Touch Driver
Click “Start”
Run
Browse (A Drive)
Select the folder for Win98
Select the XXXXX.EXE [Where XXXXX is the File Name. This will create
a folder and expand and copy the necessary files
into that folder.]
UnZip the XXXXX.exe file
Touch Screen Driver Installation:
If your display is fitted with the optional touch screen interface, the following section will outline installation
and set up. If the unit does not have a touch screen, your configuration is complete.
Click “Start”
Run
Browse (Open the folder where you installed the drivers)
Select The Setup.exe - Then Run the the installation utility.
Select SmartSet Controller Com1 or
Select SmartSet Controller Com2
Restart the computer - When the system restarts you will will be prompted to calibrate the touch screen.
Touch each of the 3 targets as directed. If the unit does not does not respond to your calibration touches,
then you have probably selected the wrong Com port. If so, reinstall the driver and select the correct Com
port.
You are now ready to use your touch screen.
NOTE: The touch screen calibration information is maintained in the computer. If you change computers,
you will need to reinstall the touch screen driver software and recalibrate.
If for any reason the touch screen performance is unsatisfactory, you can recalibrate at any time. This is
done from the ELO icon under the Windows control panel
Touch Screen Driver Installation Windows NT 4.0
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To Install The Touch Screen Driver:
Things you will need to know or have to install the Touch Driver.
• What Operating System you are using. Windows NT 4.0
• What Serial Port you are connected to. Com 1 Com 2
• The type of touch screen. Smartset
• The CD ROM or Floppy disk included with the system.
Installing The Touch Screen Driver: Windows NT 4.0
Insert the 3 1/2” Floppy Marked Windows NT 4.0 Touch Driver
Click “Start”
Run
Browse (A Drive)
Select the folder for WinNT
Select XXXXX.EXE [Where XXXXX is the File Name. This will create a
folder and expand and copy the necessary files into
that folder.]
UnZip the XXXXX.exe file
Touch Screen Driver Installation:
If your display is fitted with the optional touch screen interface, the following section will outline installation
and set up. If the unit does not have a touch screen, your configuration is complete.
Click “Start”
Run
Browse (Open the folder where you installed the drivers)
Select The Setup.exe - Then Run the the installation utility.
Select Next
Select Yes - To the license agreement
Select Next - To the default installation folder
Select Next - For Single Monitor installation
Select the Com Port and Next
Select Finish to Restart the system
Restart the computer - When the system restarts you will will be prompted to calibrate the touch screen.
Touch each of the 3 targets as directed. If your system does not respond to your calibration touches, then
you have probably selected the wrong Com port. If so, press the Esc key on the keyboard. Go to the ELO
icon under Windows Control Panel. Select the correct Com Port, and Restart the computer. Once restarted,
select the ELO icon under Windows Control Panel, and select calibrate, then touch each of the 3 targets as
they are displayed.
You are now ready to use your touch screen.
NOTE: The touch screen calibration information is maintained in the computer. If you change computers,
you will need to reinstall the touch screen driver software and recalibrate.
If for any reason the touch screen performance is unsatisfactory, you can recalibrate at any time. This is
done from the ELO icon under the Windows control panel
Touch Screen Driver Installation Windows 2000
AutomationDirect.com Industrial LCD Display
To Install The Touch Screen Driver:
Things you will need to know or have to install the Touch Driver.
• What Operating System you are using. Windows 2000
• What Serial Port you are connected to. Com 1 Com 2
• The CD ROM or Floppy disk included with the system.
Installing The Touch Screen Driver: Windows 2000
Insert the 3 1/2” Floppy Marked Windows 95/98/2000 Touch Driver
Click “Start”
Run
Browse (A or B Drive)
Select the folder for Win2000
Select XXXXX.EXE [Where XXXXX is the 98 or 2000 File Name. This will
create a folder and expand and copy the necessary files
into that folder.]
UnZip the XXXXX.exe file
Touch Screen Driver Installation:
If your displays is fitted with the optional touch screen interface, the following section will outline the installa-
tion and set up. If the unit does not have a touch screen your configuration is complete.
Click “Start”
Run
Browse (Go to the folder where you installed the drivers)
Select The Setup.exe - The RUN
The installation utility will now run.
Click Next
Click Yes To accept the license agreement
Select The COM Port that the touch screen is connected to
Select Next
The driver will now start to install
Select YES - To continue
Select Finish
Remove the floppy disk and restart the system. Select YES to restart
Touch each of the 3 targets as directed
When the system restarts touch each of the 3 targets as directed to calibrate (align) the touch screen.
If your system does not respond to your calibration touches, press the Esc key on the keyboard. Go to the
ELO icon under the Windows Control Panel. Select the correct Com Port, then Restart the computer. Select
the ELO icon again and select Align and calibrate the touch screen then touch each of the 3 targets as they
are displayed.
You are now ready to use your touch screen.
NOTE: The touch screen calibration information is maintained in the computer. If you change computers,
you will need to reinstall the touch screen driver software and recalibrate.
If for any reason the touch screen performance is unsatisfactory, you can recalibrate at any time. This is
done from the ELO icon under the Windows control panel
FLI-150
FLI-150-TS
LCD Monitor User Guide
Revised 12/02
FLI-150 & FLI-150-TS
Table Of Contents
Section 1 Introduction
About LCD Monitors
Product Safety Precautions
Section 2 Display Setup
Included Parts
Connecting Your Display
Section 3 Getting Started
Display Features
Getting Started
Adjusting the Display
Using the Auto-Adjust
OSD (On Screen Display) Adjustments
Section 4 Touch Screen Set up
Introduction to Touch Screens
Touch Screen Driver Installation
Windows 98
Windows NT 4.0
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Section 5 Mounting Instructions
Section 6 Trouble Shooting Tips
Section 7 Cleaning and Maintenance
Section 8 Appendices
A-VGA Pin Assignment
B-RS-232 Pin Assignment
C-General Specifications
D-Mounting Dimensions
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