KEB C6 AMM Owner's Manual

C6 AMM

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE | C6 MONITOR

Original manual

Document 20196475 EN 00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Summary  

 

1

 

Preliminary   Information   .............................................................................................................................................................................

  1

 

1.1

 

General   notes   ....................................................................................................................................................................................

  2

 

1.2

 

Trademarks   .......................................................................................................................................................................................

  2

 

1.3

 

Instructions   on   disposal   .....................................................................................................................................................................

  2

 

1.4

 

Description   of   safety   symbols   ............................................................................................................................................................

  3

 

1.5

 

Qualified   Personnel   ...........................................................................................................................................................................

  4

 

1.6

 

Basic   knowledge   required   ..................................................................................................................................................................

  4

 

1.7

 

Proper   use   of   the   product   ..................................................................................................................................................................

  4

 

1.8

 

Purpose   of   the   user’s   guide   ................................................................................................................................................................

  4

 

1.9

 

Scope   of   the   operating   instructions   ....................................................................................................................................................

  5

 

1.10

 

The   manual   is   a   part   of   the   system   .....................................................................................................................................................

  5

 

 

Figures   ...............................................................................................................................................................................................

  5

 

1.11

1.12

 

Safety   instructions   .............................................................................................................................................................................

  6

 

1.12.1

 

Installation   according   to   the   instructions   ..................................................................................................................................

  6

 

1.12.2

 

Hazardous   areas   .......................................................................................................................................................................

  6

 

1.12.3

 

Working   on   the   control   cabinet   ................................................................................................................................................

  6

 

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1.13

1.14

 

 

Notes   about   usage   .............................................................................................................................................................................

  6

 

Applicable   standard   ...........................................................................................................................................................................

  6

 

General   Description   ...................................................................................................................................................................................

  7

 

 

2.1

 

Product   description   ............................................................................................................................................................................

  8

 

2.2

 

Key   features   ......................................................................................................................................................................................

  8

 

2.2.1

 

Isolated   Power   Supply   ...................................................................................................................................................................

  8

 

2.2.2

 

LCD   LED   backlight   ..........................................................................................................................................................................

  9

 

2.3

 

Package   ...........................................................................................................................................................................................

  10

 

2.4

 

Front   ...............................................................................................................................................................................................

  11

 

2.4.1

 

Resistive   front   panel....................................................................................................................................................................

  12

 

2.4.2

 

Capacitive   front   panel   .................................................................................................................................................................

  14

 

2.4.3

 

Button   area   .................................................................................................................................................................................

  15

 

2.5

 

Rear   .................................................................................................................................................................................................

  16

 

2.5.1

 

Top/Bottom   arm   mounting   .........................................................................................................................................................

  17

 

2.5.2

 

Rear   USB   2.0

  ...............................................................................................................................................................................

  18

 

2.5.3

 

Connectors   ..................................................................................................................................................................................

  19

 

2.6

 

Connector   view   ................................................................................................................................................................................

  20

 

2.6.1

 

OSD   (On   Screen   Display)   ..............................................................................................................................................................

  21

 

2.6.2

 

Status   LED   ...................................................................................................................................................................................

  22

 

2.7

 

Button   cabling   area   (optional)   ..........................................................................................................................................................

  23

 

2.8

 

C6   AMM   (RVL)   .................................................................................................................................................................................

  24

 

2.8.1

 

KEB   Remotation   System   ..............................................................................................................................................................

  24

 

2.8.2

 

Remotation   area   .........................................................................................................................................................................

  25

 

2.8.3

 

Label   position   ..............................................................................................................................................................................

  26

 

2.9

 

Touchscreen   ....................................................................................................................................................................................

  29

 

2.9.1

 

Standard   tecnology   .....................................................................................................................................................................

  29

 

2.9.2

 

Multi   Touch   tecnology   .................................................................................................................................................................

  29

 

3

 

Installation   and   connection   ......................................................................................................................................................................

  31

 

3.1

 

Preparation   for   installation   ..............................................................................................................................................................

  32

 

3.1.1

 

Select   the   mounting   location   .......................................................................................................................................................

  32

 

3.2

 

Checking   the   package   contents   ........................................................................................................................................................

  32

 

3.3

 

Checking   the   operating   conditions   ...................................................................................................................................................

  32

 

3.4

 

Mounting   position   ...........................................................................................................................................................................

  33

 

3.4.1

 

Damage   due   to   overheating   ........................................................................................................................................................

  33

 

3.4.2

 

Degrees   of   protection   ..................................................................................................................................................................

  33

 

3.5

 

Dimensions   ......................................................................................................................................................................................

  34

 

3.5.1

 

C6   AMM   ......................................................................................................................................................................................

  34

 

3.6

 

Mounting   the   device   ........................................................................................................................................................................

  35

 

3.6.1

 

Rittal   CP40   adapting   flange   dimensions   (for   angolar   attack)   .........................................................................................................

  35

 

3.6.2

 

Rolec   adapting   flange   dimensions................................................................................................................................................

  35

 

3.6.3

 

Haseke   adapting   flange   dimensions   .............................................................................................................................................

  36

 

3.6.4

 

Accessing   connector   area   ............................................................................................................................................................

  37

 

3.6.5

 

Rittal   CP40   support:   installation   example   ....................................................................................................................................

  39

 

3.6.6

 

Grounding   and   bonding   ...............................................................................................................................................................

  40

 

3.6.7

 

Power   supply   isolation   ................................................................................................................................................................

  41

 

3.6.8

 

Wiring   diagram   ...........................................................................................................................................................................

  41

 

3.6.9

 

Power   connector   assembly   ..........................................................................................................................................................

  42

 

3.6.10

 

Power   on   ................................................................................................................................................................................

  45

 

3.6.11

 

OSD   (On   Screen   Display)   .........................................................................................................................................................

  47

 

3.6.12

 

OSD   navigation   .......................................................................................................................................................................

  47

 

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3.6.13

 

On ‐ Screen   Display   menu   .........................................................................................................................................................

  48

 

3.6.14

 

Input   Interface   Setting   ............................................................................................................................................................

  48

 

3.6.15

 

Brightness   /   Contrast   ..............................................................................................................................................................

  49

 

3.6.16

 

Color   Adjustment   ...................................................................................................................................................................

  49

 

3.6.17

 

Image   Setting   .........................................................................................................................................................................

  50

 

3.6.18

 

Tools   ......................................................................................................................................................................................

  51

 

3.6.19

 

Handle   removal   ......................................................................................................................................................................

  52

 

4

 

Maintenance   and   service   .........................................................................................................................................................................

  53

 

4.1

 

Calibration   of   the   touchscreen   .........................................................................................................................................................

  54

 

4.1.1

 

Touchscreen   Application   Tips   ......................................................................................................................................................

  55

 

4.2

 

Maintaining   &   cleaning   ....................................................................................................................................................................

  56

 

4.2.1

 

Procedure   ...................................................................................................................................................................................

  56

 

4.3

 

Technical   support   &   repairs   .............................................................................................................................................................

  56

 

4.4

 

Recycling   and   disposal   .....................................................................................................................................................................

  56

 

5

 

Technical   specifications   ............................................................................................................................................................................

  57

 

5.1

 

Technical   specifications   ....................................................................................................................................................................

  58

 

5.1.1

 

Certificates   and   approvals   ...........................................................................................................................................................

  58

 

5.1.2

 

LCD   characteristics   ......................................................................................................................................................................

  58

 

5.1.3

 

Technical   data   .............................................................................................................................................................................

  59

 

5.1.4

 

Adhesive   gasket   tecnhical   data   ....................................................................................................................................................

  61

 

5.1.5

 

USB2   Type   A   tecnhical   data   .........................................................................................................................................................

  62

 

5.1.6

 

DVI ‐ D   tecnhical   data   ....................................................................................................................................................................

  62

 

5.1.7

 

VGA   tecnhical   data   ......................................................................................................................................................................

  63

 

5.1.8

 

USB   Type   B   tecnhical   data   ...........................................................................................................................................................

  63

 

5.1.9

 

Dimension   Drawings   ...................................................................................................................................................................

  64

 

5.2

 

Technical   support   &   repairs   .............................................................................................................................................................

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SECTION  

1

 

1

Preliminary

 

Information

 

 

 

 

 

 

1

IT  

 

SECTION   1   –   Preliminary    Information

 

1.1

General notes a) The   information   in   this   manual   is   subject   to   change   and   is   in   no   way   binding   upon   KEB   Automation   KG.

  b) KEB   Automation   KG   is   not   responsible   for   technical   errors   or   other   omis ‐ sions   in   the   manual,   and   shall   not   accept   any   responsibility   deriving   from   its   use.

  

2

 

1.2

Trademarks



All   brands   and   product   names   mentioned   in   this   manual   are   trademarks   of   their   respective   owners.

 

1.3

Instructions on disposal



Il   simbolo     sul   prodotto   o   sulla   confezione   indica   che   il   prodotto   non   deve   essere   considerato   come   un   normale   rifiuto   domestico,   ma   deve   essere   portato   nel   punto   di   raccolta   appropriato   per   il   riciclaggio   di   ap ‐ parecchiature   elettriche   ed   elettroniche.

  Provvedendo   a   smaltire   questo   prodotto   in   modo   appropriato,   si   contribuisce   a   evitare   potenziali   conse ‐ guenze   negative   per   l’ambiente   e   la   salute,   che   potrebbero   derivare   da   uno   smaltimento   inadeguato   del   prodotto.

  Per   informazioni   più   detta ‐ gliate   sul   riciclaggio   di   questo   prodotto,   contattare   l’ufficio   comunale,   il   servizio   locale   di   smaltimento   rifiuti   o   il   fornitore   da   cui   è   stato   acquista ‐ to   il   prodotto.

 

EN  

 The   symbol     on   the   product   or   in   its   packaging   indicates   that   this   product   may   not   be   treated   as   household   waste.

  Instead   it   shall   be   handed   over   the   applicable   collection   point   for   the   recycling   of   electrical   and   electronic   equipment.

  By   ensuring   this   product   is   disposed   of   cor ‐ rectly,   you   will   help   prevent   potential   negative   consequences   for   the   en ‐ vironment   and   human   health,   which   could   otherwise   be   caused   by   inap ‐ propriate   waste   handling   of   this   product.

  For   more   detailed   information   about   recycling   of   this   product,   please   contact   your   local   city   office,   your   household   waste   disposal   service   or   the   supplier   where   you   purchased   the   product.

 

 

FR  



Le   symbole     sur   le   produit   ou   son   emballage   indique   que   ce   produit   ne   peut   être   traitè   comme   décher   ménager.

  It   doit   être   remis   au   point   de   collecte   dèdié   à   cet   effect   (collect   et   recyclage   du   matèriel   èlectrique   et   èlectronique).

  En   procèdant   à   la   mise   à   la   casse   règlementaire   de   l’appareil,   nous   prèservons   l’environnement   et   notre   sécurité,   s’assurant   ainsi   que   les   dèchets   seront   traitès   dans   des   conditions   appropriées.

 

Pour   obtenir   plus   de   dètails   sur   le   recyclage   de   ce   produit,   veuillez   prendre   contact   avec   les   services   de   votre   commune   ou   le   distributeur   où   vous   avez   effectué   l’achat.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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DE  



Das   Symbol     auf   dem   Produkt   oder   seiner   Verpackung   weist   darauf   hin,   dass   dieses   Produkt   nicht   als   normaler   Haushaltsabfall   zu   behandeln   ist,   sondern   an   einem   Sammelpunkt   für   das   Recycling   von   elektrischen   und   elektronischen   Geräten   abgegeben   werden   muss.

  Durch   ihren   Bei ‐ trag   zum   korrekten   Entsorgen   dieses   Produkts   schützen   Sie   die   Umwelt   und   die   Gesundheit   Ihrer   Mitmenschen.

  Umwelt   und   Gesundheit   wer ‐ den   durch   falsches   Entsorgen   gefährdet.

  Weitere   Informationen   über   das   Recycling   dieses   Produkts   erhalten   Sie   von   Ihrem   Rathaus,   Ihrer  

Müllabfuhr   oder   den   Distributoren,   in   dem   Sie   das   Produkt   gekauft   ha ‐ ben.

 

ES  

 



El   simbolo     en   el   producto   o   en   su   embalaje   indica   que   este   produc ‐ to   no   se   puede   tratar   como   desperdicios   normales   del   hogar.

  Este   pro ‐ ducto   se   debe   entregar   al   punto   de   recolección   de   equipos   eléctricos   y   electrónicos   para   reciclaje.

  Al   asegurarse   de   que   este   producto   se   dese ‐ che   correctamente,   usted   ayudará   a   evitar   posibles   consequencias   nega ‐ tivas   para   el   ambiente   y   la   salud   pública,   lo   qual   podria   ocurrir   si   este   producto   no   se   manípula   de   forma   adecuada.

  Para   obtener   informació ‐ nes   mas   detalladas   sobre   el   reciclaje   de   este   producto,   póngase   en   con ‐ tacto   con   la   adMinistraciòn   de   su   ciudad,   con   su   servicio   de   desechos   del   hogar   o   con   el   surtidor   donde   comprò   el   producto.

 

PT  

 

Table   1  

Safety   symbols  

 

 

 

 

 simbolo     no   produto   ou   na   embalagem   indica   que   este   producto   não   pode   ser   tratado   como   lixo   doméstico.

  Em   vez   disso,   deve   ser   entre ‐ gueado   ao   centro   de   recolha   selectiva   para   a   reciclagem   de   equipamen ‐ to   electrico   e   electronico.

  Ao   garantir   uma   eliminação   adequada   deste   produto,   ira   ajudar   a   evitar   eventuais   consequencjas   negativas   para   o   meio   ambiente   e   para   a   saude   publica,   que,   de   outra   forma,   poderiam   ser   provocadas   por   un   tratamento   incorrecto   do   produto.

  Para   obtener   informações   mais   detalhadas   sobre   a   reciclagem   deste   produto,   contac ‐ te   os   serviços   municipalizados   locais,   o   centro   de   recolha   selectiva   da   sua   area   de   residência   ou   no   distribuidor   onde   adquirir   ou   produto.

 

 

 

 

 

1.4

Description of safety symbols

Danger  

 

This   symbol   indicates   a   danger   to   life   or   health   of   personnel.

 

This   symbol   indicates   a   danger   to   the   hardware   and   /   or   the   en ‐ vironment.

 

Warning  

 

This   symbol   indicates   an   additional   information   meant   to   provide   a   better   understanding.

 

Note  

 

 

SECTION   1   –   Preliminary    Information

 

1.5

Qualified Personnel a) C6   AMM   may   be   operated   only   by   personnel   qualified   for   the   specific   task   in   accordance   with   the   relevant   documentation   for   the   specific   task,   in   particular   its   warning   notices   and   safety   instructions.

  b) Qualified   personnel   are   those   who,   based   on   their   training   and   experi ‐ ence,   are   able   to   identify   risks   and   avoid   potential   hazards   when   working   with   these   systems.

 

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1.6

Basic knowledge required a) To   understand   operating   instructions   a   general   knowledge   of   automa ‐ tion   technology   is   needed.

  b) Knowledge   of   personal   computers   and   the   Microsoft   o.s.

  is   required   to   understand   this   user’s   guide.

 

 

1.7

Proper use of the product a) KEB   products   may   only   be   used   for   the   applications   described   in   the   catalogue   and   in   the   technical   documentation.

  b) If   products   and   components   from   other   manufacturers   are   used,   these   must   be   approved   by   KEB.

  c) Proper   transport,   assembly,   installation,   storage,   commissioning,   opera ‐ tion   and   maintenance   are   required   to   ensure   that   the   product   operates   safely.

  d) The   indicated   environmental   conditions   must   be   observed.

  e) The   information   in   this   user’s   manual   must   be   observed.

 

 

 

 

1.8

Purpose of the user’s guide a) This   user’s   manual   contains   information   based   on   the   requirements   de ‐ fined   by   DIN   EN   62079   for   mechanical   engineering   documentation.

  b) These   operating   instructions   are   intended   for:  

1.

Users.

 

2.

Commissioning   engineers.

 

3.

Maintenance   personnel.

  c) Pay   attention   at   the   information   in   the   chapter   "Safety   instructions".

  d) More   information   such   as   operating   instructions,   examples   and   refer ‐ ence   information,   are   available   in   the   online   help   of   COMBIVIS   studio  

HMI   and   COMBIVIS   connect.

 

Table   2  

C6   AMM   family  

 

1.9

Scope of the operating instructions



The   operating   instructions   apply   to   the   C6   AMM   family.

  The   devices   are   the   following:  

C6   AMM   (DVI)   resistive  

C6   AMM   (DVI)   capacitive  

C6   AMM   (RVL)   resistive  

C6   AMM   (RVL)   capacitive  

15.6”   W  

18.5”   W  

21.5”   W  

15.6”   W  

18.5”   W  

21.5”   W  

24.0”   W  

15.6”   W  

18.5”   W  

21.5”   W  

15.6”   W  

18.5”   W  

21.5”   W  

24.0”   W  

1.10

The manual is a part of the system a) This   user’s   guide   belongs   to   C6   AMM   and   is   also   required   for   commis ‐ sioning.

  b) Keep   all   supplied   documentation   for   the   entire   service   life   of   C6   AMM.

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.11

Figures c) This   manual   contains   illustrations   of   the   described   devices.

  d) Some   details   of   the   illustrations   may   differ   from   the   device   provided.

 

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Danger

 

SECTION   1   –   Preliminary    Information

 

1.12

Safety instructions

 

1.12.1

Installation according to the instructions



Commissioning   the   C6   AMM   device   is   prohibited   until   it   has   been   abso ‐ lutely   ensured   that   the   system   in   which   the   C6   AMM   device   is   to   be   in ‐ stalled   complies   with   all   the   applicable   EU   and   international   regulation.

 

1.12.2

Hazardous areas



Do   not   use   C6   AMM   in   hazardous   areas.

 

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1.12.3

Working on the control cabinet

 Dangerous   voltage  

Opening   the   cabinet   may   expose   high   voltage   parts.

  Before   opening   the   cabinet   always   disconnect   the   power.

 

 

1.13

Notes about usage



C6   AMM   is   approved   for   indoor   use   only.

 

 C6   AMM   may   be   damaged   if   operated   outdoors.

 

1.14

Applicable standard

 

 

 

Please   refer   to   section   5.1.2

  for   details   about   the   relevant   standards.

 

 

SECTION  

2

 

2

General Description

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Figure   1  

Isolated   Power   Supply

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SECTION   2   –   General   Description

2.1

Product description

 

C6   AMM   arm   mounting   monitors   are   made   of   a   full   cast   Aluminium   chassis,   powder   coated   with   anti ‐ scratch   treatment,   combining   robustness   with   ergo ‐ nomics   and   aesthetics.

 

C6   AMM   families   are   available   with   15.6"   and   21.5"   in   Wide   16:9   aspect   ratio   16   million   color   TFT   LED   Backlight   LCDs   and   Aluminium   True   Flat   with   5   wires   resis ‐ tive   touchscreen   or   Aluminium   True   Flat   with   glass   projected   capacitive   Multi ‐ touch ‐ screen   front   panels.

 

C6   AMM   (DVI)   monitor   family   has   VGA   and   DVI ‐ D   input   24   VDC   with   galvanic   isolation   power   input   and   two   external   access   USB   2.0

  ports.

  C6   AMM   (RVL)   family   feature   a   built ‐ in   up   to   100   meters   remotation   for   digital   video   and   USB  

 

 

2.0

  signal,   with   a   single   cable.

 

 

 

2.2

Key features

• Industrial   arm   mounting   fanless   PC.

 

• Integrated   configurable   button   area   configurable   with   emergency   but ‐ ton,   switches,   buttons   and,   lights.

 

• 5   wires   resistive   touchscreen   C6   AMM   resistive   or   Projective ‐ Capacity  

Multitouch ‐ screen   C6   AMM   capacitive.

 

• Operating   temperature   0°C   to   +50°C.

 

• Easy   installation   and   cabling.

 

• USB   interfaces.

 

2.2.1

Isolated Power Supply

 

Isolated   Power   supply   with   galvanic   isolation   to   prevent:  

• Common   mode   noise   at   low/medium   frequencies   on   the   power   supply   line  

• Ground   loop   noise  

• Extra ‐ voltage   caused   by   lightning  

• Power   supply   with   grounded   positive   terminal   (e.g.

  Japan)  

 

2.2.2

LCD LED backlight

 

LCD   with   LED   backlight   technology;   the   system   is   equipped   only   with   the   new  

 

  generation   LCD   with   LED   technology.

 

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SECTION   2   –   General   Description

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2.3

Package

 

 

C6   AMM   package   consists   of:  

C6   AMM n.1

  Power   supply   plug   (pre ‐ installed   on   the   system) n.1

  Power   supply   cover   (DC   systems   only)

Table   3  

Package   n.1

  Eyelet   terminal   (pre ‐ installed   on   the   system) n.1

  Screwdriver   n.4

  Cups  

 

2.4

Front

 

The   system   is   available   with   two   different   frontal   panels :  



Aluminium   with   True   Flat   technology   (resistive).

 



Aluminium   with   True   Flat   technology   and   Multitouch   (capacitive).

  in   the   following   sizes:  



15.6”   wide   (16   :   9)  

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Figure   2  

C6   AMM   15.6”



21.5”   wide   (16   :   9)  

 

Figure   3  

C6   AMM   21.5”

 

 

SECTION   2   –   General   Description

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2.4.1

Resistive front panel

 

 

C6   AMM   resistive   (aluminium   front   panel   with   true   flat   technology)   is   available   in   the   following   sizes:  



15.6”   wide   (16   :   9)  



18.5”   wide   (16   :   9)  



21.5”   wide   (16   :   9)  

1   2  

Figure   4  

Resistive   panel.

 

(in   the   figure   is   shown   as   an   example   a  

15.0"   display)

Figure   5  

Resistive   front   panel   “No   Step”   detail

3  

5  

4  

1  

2  

3  

4  

5  

Aluminium   front   panel   with   top   polyester   film

Touchscreen   display

Handles   (optional)  

Power   on   LED  

Button   area  

EPDM

Polyester

EN AW-5754, H22 EN 485-1

NO Step

3  



The   front   panel   with   true   flat   technology   has   no   “step”   between   the   front   panel   and   the   touchscreen,   therefore   it   can   be   easily   cleaned.

 

The   polyester   top ‐ film   covers   the   resistive   touchscreen   up   to   the   alu ‐ minium   border.

 

Table   4  

Resistive   features  

Features

Seal type

Front laminate

Metal housing

Figure   6  

Construction   detail.

 

 

1  

2  

3  

4  

Back   seal

Metal   housing

Touchscreen

Front   laminate  

4   3   2   1  

13

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14

 

Figure   7  

Capacitive   front   panel.

 

(in   the   figure   is   shown   as   an   example   a  

15.6"   display)

Figure   8  

Capacitive   front   panel   “No   step”   detail

2.4.2

Capacitive front panel

 

 

C6   AMM   capacitive   (aluminum   and   glass   front   panel   with   true   flat   technology  

  with   multitouch   touchscreen)   is   available   in   the   following   sizes:  



15.6”   wide   (16   :   9)  



18.5”   wide   (16   :   9)  



21.5”   wide   (16   :   9)  



24.0”   wide   (16   :   9)  

1   2  

3  

4  

EPDM

Glass

Aluminium alloy 5754

NO Step

3  

5  

1  

Aluminum   and   tempered   glass   TrueFlat

2  

3  

Projective   capacitive   multitouch

4  

Handles   (optional)  

5  

Power   on   LED  

Button   area  

The   front   panels   with   true   flat   technology   contain   a   Projective   capacitive   multi ‐ touch   touchscreen   that   is   handled   by   a   USB   controller   within   the   system.

 

Table   5  

Capacitive   features  

Features  

Seal type

Front laminate

Metal housing

15

Figure   9  

Construction   detail.

 

3   2   1  

 

1  

2  

3  

Back   seal

Metal   housing

Touchscreen

2.4.3

Button area

 

 

The   system   is   equipped   with   a   fully   customizable   button   area.

 

Figure   10  

Button   area   detail.

 

 

 

The   button   area   can   also   be   ordered   without   buttons.

 

Figure   11  

Button   area   detail.

 

 

 

For   further   information   please   contact   the   KEB   support.

 

 

 

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16

Figure   12  

Detail   back   of   the   system

2.5

Rear

 

The   back   of   the   system   contains   dual   USB   2.0

  port   protected   by   a   screw   cap   and   the   connector   area,   protected   by   a   removable   cover.

 

1  

3  

2  

5  

4  

Figure   13  

Detail   arm   attack

 

1  

2  

3  

4  

5  

Fixed   rear   panel

Dual   USB   USB   2.0

  port

Removable   cover  

Rittal   CP40   attack  

Handles   (optional)  

5  

17

Figure   14  

Detail   bottom   arm   mounting   predisposition

Figure   15  

Detail   top   arm   mounting   predisposition

2.5.1

Top/Bottom arm mounting

 

C6   AMM   has   to   be   installed   on   a   swing   arm   system   using   an   integrated   flange.

 

Depending   of   the   customer’s   order,   the   integrated   flange   can   be   ordered   either   on   the   top   or   on   the   bottom   of   the   system   (respectively   for   either   top   or   bot ‐ tom   arm   mounting).

 

1  

1  

2  

2  

3  

1  

1  

Depending   of   the   customer’s   order   the   system   can   be   with   or   without   lateral   handles   (optional   removable).

 

1  

Optional   removable   handles

Removable   connectors   cover

2  

3  

Integrated   flange   on   bottom  

SECTION   2   –   General   Description

18

Figure   16  

USB   detail

Figure   17  

USB   detail

 

 

Warning  

The   cover   is   attached   to   the   system   by   means   of   a   spring.

  Be   careful   not   to   tear   the   spring.

2.5.2

Rear USB 2.0

 

The   USB   2.0

  port   on   the   rear   panel   is   protected   by   a   screw   cup   that   guarantees  

  protection   when   completely   closed.

 

1  

 

1  

USB   cover

2.5.2.1

Opening / closing the cover



Unscrew   the   cover.

 

 



Screw   the   cover.

 



Verify   that   all   edges   of   the   cover   perfectly   adhere   to   the   hole.

 

Figure   18  

Detail   rear   removable   cover

Figure   19  

Detail   connector   area

2.5.3

Connectors

 

 

To   access   the   connectors   it   is   necessary   to   remove   the   rear   removable   cover  

 

 

 

(refer   to   section   3.6.4

  Accessing   connector   area ).

 

1  

1  

Rear   removable   cover

3  

2  

3  

Connector   area

Buttons   cabling   area

2  

3  

19

SECTION   2   –   General   Description

20

 

Caution :  

In   order   to   access   to   the   rear   panel   con ‐ nectors   the   system   must   be   disconnected   from   the   power   supply   and   put   on   a   flat  

  plane   to   remove   the   rear   panel.

 

Figure   20  

C6   AMM   (DVI)   Connectors

Figure   21  

C6   AMM   (RVL)   Connectors

Figure   22  

Connection   terminals  

 

 

 

 

2.6

Connector view

 

 

 

The   connector   area   is   composed   by   the   following   parts:  

8  

1  

2  

9  

3  

10  

4  

5  

1  

2  

3  

4  

5  

9  

10  

11  

6  

7  

8  

11  

Earth   screw  

Power

DVI

VGA

USB

OSD

USB

Link

 

 

 

 

 

 

  supply video

/ video

HUB  

 

  buttons

Status

 

  LED host

Run

Remote  

 

 

 

  input

/ input input

 

 

Power input

Connection  

  socket

 

 

 

(type

 

 

LED terminals

 

 

B)

 

  button   area  

7  

6  

11  

 

21

Figure   23  

C6   AMM   OSD   buttons

Figure   24  

C6   AMM   OSD   buttons   detail

 

2.6.1

OSD (On Screen Display)

OSD

1

2

3

+ ( ← )

- ( → )

Menù / Select

1 2

3

Figure   25  

C6   AMM   status   LED

 

2.6.2

Status LED

1

SECTION   2   –   General   Description

22

Status LED

Figure   26  

C6   AMM   status   LED   detail

1

Status LED

Status LED

Green

Amber

Amber blinking

Correct video signal input

Unsupported video input

No video input

Figure   27  

Button   cabling   area   detail

2.7

Button cabling area (optional)

1   1  

1  

Terminal   for   buttons   cable   connection

 

 

 

If   the   system   is   ordered   without   buttons,   the   terminals   will   not   be   present   on   the   button   cabling   area.

 

Figure   28  

Button   cabling   area   detail

23

SECTION   2   –   General   Description

24

2.8

C6 AMM (RVL)

 

 

 

The   industrial   monitor   family   C6   AMM   (RVL)   provides   the   remotation   of   DVI ‐ D   and   USB   2.0

  signals   that   allows   the   connection   to   a   IPC   up   to   100   meters   away   with   Cat   5e   SF/UTP   cable.

 

2.8.1

KEB Remotation System

The   remotation   system   developed   by   KEB   is   based   on   the   serialization   of   the  

DVI ‐ D   and   USB   2.0

  signals   that   are   transmitted,   in   a   differential   and   strong   way,   by   an   Ethernet   Cat   5e   SF/UTP   cable.

 

The   remotation   kit   is   composed   by   a   transmitting   local   module,   24V   DC   pow ‐ ered   and   placed   near   the   PC,   and   a   receiver   section   integrated   into   KEB   monitor   family.

 

Figure   29  

KEB   remotation   system  

 

 

 

 

 

This   technology   let   you   transmit   high   quality   signals   with   Full   HD   resolution,   up   to   100   mt,   using   the   auto ‐ equalization   to   compensate   typical   effect   in   the   remotation   solutions   like   losses   and   delays.

 

 

 

 

 

 

25

Figure   30  

Remotation   area   detail  

 

2.8.2

Remotation area

Remotation area

Figure   31  

Remotation   area   detail  

2

3

4

1

2

3

4

Remote input

Link LED

Run LED

Power LED

1

 

Figure   32  

Labels   position  

 

 

 

 

2.8.3

Label position

SECTION   2   –   General   Description

26

 

On   the   rear   panel   the   following   labels   are   present.

 

3  

2  

4  

1  

3  

 

Figure   33  

C6   AMM   marking   label   detail

 

 

1  

2  

Marking   label  

3  

Connectors   label

4  

Terminal   label  

Rear   cover   internal   label   (only   if   button   area   contains   buttons)

2.8.3.1

Marking label

1  

 

2  

3  

4  

5  

1  

2  

3  

4  

5  

Model

UL   marking                                  

CE   marking                                 

Electrical   information

Serial   number

27

Figure   34  

C6   AMM   connectors   (RVL)   label   detail

 

 

2.8.3.2

Connectors label

Figure   35  

C6   AMM   connectors   label   detail

2.8.3.3

Terminal label

Figure   36  

Terminal   label

 

For   further   information   please   contact   the   KEB   support.

 

 

 

 

Figure   37  

Rear   cover   internal   label

2.8.3.4

Rear cover internal label

 

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28

2.9

Touchscreen

 

 

C6   AMM   resistive   and   C6   AMM   capacitive   are   provided   with   a   5 ‐ wire  

  touchscreen   with   a   controller   integrated   on   the   motherboard.

 

Touchscreen   is   available   in   different   technologies  



C6   AMM   resistive   is   available   only   with   standard   resistive   touchscreen.

 

 C6   AMM   capacitive   is   available   only   with   projective   capacitive   multitouch ‐ touchscreen.

 

2.9.1

Standard tecnology

 

Touch   surface   is   made   of   PET   hard   coated   Film   (Hardness:   3H).

 

 

 

 

2.9.2

Multi Touch tecnology

Tempered   glass   and   aluminium   frame   for   the   TrueFlat   Multitouch   (capacitive)   front   panel:  



Projected   capacitive   touchscreen   (P ‐ CAP).

 



Up   to   4   finger   operation.

 



Gestures   support.

 

29

SECTION   2   –   General   Description

30

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SECTION  

3

 

3

Installation and

 

connection

 

 

 

 

 

31

 

SECTION   3   –   Installation    and   connection

32

3.1

Preparation for installation

 

3.1.1

Select the mounting location

 

 

The   mounting   location   should   comply   with   the   following   characteristics:   a) Avoid   direct   sunlight   exposure.

  b) Make   sure   that   C6   AMM   is   properly   (ergonomically)   accessible   to   the   operator.

  c) Choose   a   suitable   mounting   height.

 

 

3.2

Checking the package contents



Check   the   package   content   for   visible   signs   of   transport   damage   and   for   completeness.

 

 In   the   case   of   damaged   parts,   contact   your   KEB   representative.

  Do   not   install   parts   that   were   damaged   during   the   shipment.

3.3

Checking the operating conditions



Read   carefully   the   standards,   approvals,   EMC   parameters   and   technical   specifications   for   operation   of   the   device.

  This   information   is   available   in   the   following   sections:   o Certificates   and   approvals   (refer   to   section   6.1.2

  Certification   and   approvals ).

  o Electromagnetic   compatibility   (refer   to   section   6.1.2

  Certifica ‐ tion   and   approvals ).

 



Check   the   mechanical   and   climatic   ambient   conditions   for   operation   of   the   device:   Ambient   conditions   (refer   to   section   6.1.4

  Technical   data ).

 



Follow   the   instructions   for   local   use   of   the   device:   Notes   about   usage.

 



Adhere   to   the   permissible   rated   voltage   and   the   associated   tolerance   range.

 

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Note:  

For   installation   in   control   cabinets   and,   in   particular,   in   closed   containers,   make   sure   the   recommended   ambient   temperature   is   maintained.

 

For   further   details   please   refer   to   section  

 

5.1

  Technical   specifications  

 

 

 

 

3.4

Mounting position

 

C6   AMM   device   is   suitable   for   arm   installation.

 

 

3.4.1

Damage due to overheating



All   C6   AMM   systems   are   designed   for   vertical   mounting   position.

 



A   inclined   installation   reduces   the   thermal   convection   by   C6   AMM   and   the   maximum   permissible   ambient   temperature   for   operation.

  Please   contact   KEB   for   details.

  C6   AMM   may   otherwise   be   damaged   and   its   cer ‐ tifications   and   warranty   will   be   void.

 



The   ambient   temperature   must   be   between   0°C   to   +50°C   measured   5   cm   from   all   openings   of   the   system   where   there   is   air   entrance.

 

 Provide   space   around   the   system   for   air   recirculation   and   heat   exchange.

 



Mounting   angle:   o The   system   is   intended   to   be   mounted   vertically.

  o For   inclinations   of   more   than   10°   and   up   to   20°   is   necessary   to   de ‐ crease   the   maximum   operating   temperature   of   5°C.

  o For   other   installation   modes   contact   KEB   Automation   KG.

 

 

3.4.2

Degrees of protection



Do   not   open   for   any   reason   the   system.

 

 

3.5

Dimensions

 

This   section   shows   the   dimensions   of   the   systems.

 

3.5.1

C6 AMM

SECTION   3   –   Installation    and   connection

34

Figure   38  

C6   AMM   dimensions

 

Figure   39  

C6   AMM   dimensions  

LCD   TFT   A  

15.6”   433  

18.5”   503  

21.5”   582  

24.0”   640  

B   C   D  

320   240   13.5

 

358   276   14.5

 

403   314   18  

439   347   19.4

 

E  

30  

36  

40  

40  

F  

54  

91.5

 

134  

175  

Peso  

8.0

 

10.0

 

12.0

 

14.0

 

Figure   40  

Rittal   CP40   adapting   flange   detail

 

Figure   41  

Rolec   adapting   flange   detail  

3.6

Mounting the device

 

 

The   system   can   be   installed   with   three   different   adapter   flanges:  



RITTAL™   CP40  



Rolec   Taraplus  



HASEKE   ULT   KUPPLUNG  

3.6.1

Rittal CP40 adapting flange dimensions (for angolar attack)

3.6.2

Rolec adapting flange dimensions

 

 

 

 

 

35

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Figure   42  

Haseke   adapting   flange   detail  

SECTION   3   –   Installation    and   connection

36

 

3.6.3

Haseke adapting flange dimensions

 

 

3.6.4

Accessing connector area

 

 

 

Danger:  

The   operations   described   below   must   only  

  be   performed   by   qualified   personnel.

 

Only  

 

Warning

Tool required

Exagonal   screwdriver   2,5mm  

All   the  

 

  screws   can   be   removed   by   the   user.

 

 

Action screws   HAVE

Screw   /   unscrew   n.6

  NOT   to   be   removed

  fixing   screws  

  for   any   reason.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Warning:  

Tighten   the   fixing   screws   with   0.7

  Nm   fixing  

 

 

  torque.

 

Figure   43  

Accessing   connector   area  



On   the   back   of   the   system   remove   the   6   fixing   screws   of   the   connector   cover.

 

1  

1  

1  

1  

1  

1  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Note:  

The   connector   area   is   protected   with   a   special   adhesive   gasket.

  Be   careful   when   removing   the   cover,   not   to   damage   the   gasket.

 

For   further   information   please   refet   to   section   6.1.10

  Adhesive   gasket   technical   data  

Figure   44  

Accessing   connector   area  

1  

Screws   to   be   removed



Remove   the   cover.

 

37

Figure   45  

Cover   detail

 

1  

Figure   46  

Cable   retainer   bracket   detail  

 

 

 

1  

Screws   to   be   loosed

SECTION   3   –   Installation    and   connection

38

 



Now   you   have   free   access   to   the   connectors   area.

 



Remove   the   cable   retainer   bracket.

1  

 

Figure   49  

Installation   example

3.6.5

Rittal CP40 support: installation example  



Slide   the   cables   inside   the   arm   (in   the   example   below    ground   cable   and,   power   supply   cable).

Figure   47  

Installation   example

 Carefully   position   the   arm   to   the   bracket   and   hang   it   with   the   4   screws.

 

Figure   48  

Installation   example

39

SECTION   3   –   Installation    and   connection

40

3.6.6

Grounding and bonding

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Note:  

It   is   suggested   to   connect   the   system   to   the   ground   wire   by   means   of   suitable   wiring  

(AWG14   or   greater   cross   sections   are   suggested).

 

Figure   50  

Power   supply   diagram  

Figure   51  

DC   Power   supply   connection   detail  

 

 



Whenever   two   pieces   of   equipment   connected   to   each   other   are   far   apart,   it   is   possible   that   their   ground   connections   could   be   at   a   different   potential   level.

  The   data   cable   screens   connecting   the   equipment’s   chassis   on   one   end   and   the   C6   AMM   chassis   on   the   other   end   can   therefore   be   subject   to   a   high   current   circulation   capable   of   destroying   the   interface.

  To   overcome   this   hazard   such   current   must   be   steered   away   from   the   interface.

  To   achieve   this   goal   the   following   methods   can   be   used:  

1.

Use   an   equipotential   bonding   cable   (16mm

2

)   to   connect   the   equipment’   ground   to   the   C6   AMM   ground.

 

2.

Connect   the   data   cable   screens   to   the   equipotential   bonding   rail   on   both   sides   before   connecting   the   cable   to   the   interfaces.

 

 

 Insert   the   earthing   eyelet   terminal   between   the   washers   in   the   following   sequence:  

1.

Spring   washer  

2.

Plain   washer  

3.

Eyelet   faston  

4.

Toothed   washer  

5.

Screw  

Plain   washer  

Eyelet   terminal  

Toothed   washer  

 

  Screw  

Spring   washer  

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Figure   52  

Power   supply   connection   detail  

3.6.7

Power supply isolation

 

The   C6   AMM   power   supply   is   galvanically   isolated   which   means   its   output   is   elec ‐

  trically   separated   from   its   input.

  This   feature   has   many   benefits:  

 



Increases   the   noise   immunity   of   the   system  



Avoids   input   short   circuits   in   systems   with   the   power   supply   grounded  



Breaks   ground   loops   which   may   cause   interferences   in   the   video   signals.

 

3.6.8

Wiring diagram

 

The   wiring   diagram   shows   a   simplified   pictorial   representation   of   the   electrical   circuit.

  It   shows   the   components   of   the   circuit   as   simplified   shapes,   and   the   pow ‐ er   and   signal   connections   between   the   devices.

 

 

Figure   53  

Power   connector   assembly  

Figure   54  

Power   connector   assembly  

Figure   55  

Power   connector   assembly  

 

 

3.6.9

SECTION   3   –   Installation    and   connection

42

Power connector assembly

The   system   is   equipped   with   a   connector   cup   to   be   installed   on   the   two   poles   power   connector.

  To   properly   assemble   the   connector   please   follow   these   in ‐

  structions:  

 



Insert   the   cable   tie   in   the   cup   as   shown   in   the   picture.

 



Slide   the   cable   tie   as   shown   in   the   picture.

 

 

 

 

Figure   56  

Power   connector   assembly  

Figure   57  

Cup   installation  

Figure   58  

Cup   installation  

 

 

 



Place   the   two   poles   plug   connector   in   the   cup   as   shown   in   the   picture.

 

 

Tighten   the   cable   tie.

 

 

 



Cut   the   excess   part.

 

 

 

43

 

 

 

Figure   59  

Cup   installation  

Figure   60  

Power   connector   assembly  

 

 

 

SECTION   3   –   Installation    and   connection

44

 

 



Insert   the   white   label   and   close   the   cup   as   shown   in   the   picture.

 

 

 

 Example   of   a   correctly   installed   cup.

 

+ -

 

 

 

3.6.10

Power on

 

Note:  

For   further   details   refer   to   section   3.6.6

 

Grounding   and   bounding  

Figure   61  

Screwdriver   detail   

 

The   system   has   to   be   connected   to   a   24   V     (18 ‐ 32V   )   power   supply   which   satisfies   the   requirements   of   safe   extra   low   voltage   (SELV)   in   accordance   with   IEC/EN/DIN   EN/UL60950 ‐ 1.

  



Remove   the   two   poles   plug   connector   from   the   system   (the   system   is   shipped   with   the   power   plug   connected).

 



Always   check   that   the   voltage   drop   along   the   supply   wiring   is   not   excessive   and   the   input   voltage   remains the   worst   load   condition.

 

  above   the   minimum   required   (18V   )   in  





Connect

Connect back   of  

 

  the the the  

 

  ground positive system)  

 

  cables and to  

  their

 

 

(PE) the  

  to   the negative respective

 

 

 

  earthing poles  

  points.

(also terminals  

 

  refer of   the

 

 

  to   the two   nector.

  Use   wires   with   a   cross ‐ section   of   1.5

  mm2   (AWG16).

 

  label pole  

  on plug  

  the con



Use   the   supplied   screwdriver   to   fix   the   power   connector   to   the   system.

 

 

‐

 

Note:  

For   further   details   refer   to   section   3.6.9

 

Power   Connector   assembly  

Figure   62  

Power   on   sequence  

45

 

 

 

SECTION   3   –   Installation    and   connection

46

 



Lock   the   cables   the   cable   retainer   bracket.

 

Figure   63  

Power   on   sequence  

 

Warning:  

Check   the   adhesive   gasket   correctly   adhere   the   cover   when   fixing   it   to   the   system   after  

 

  the   connection.

 

 

 

 

 

 



Re ‐ place   the   cover   previously   removed   and   fix   it   to   the   system.

 

 

 

 

Note:  

For   further   details   refer   to   section   6.1.10

 

Adhesive   gasket   technical   data  

 

47

 

 

 

 

Figure   64  

OSD   area  

 

3.6.11

OSD (On Screen Display)

OSD

Figure 65

Keys for OSD adjustment

1 2 3

1

2

3

+ ( ← )

- ( → )

Menù / Select

3.6.12

OSD navigation

 

OSD   is   carried   out   pressing   push ‐ buttons   Select   +,   –   :  

 

 Menù   /   Select :   it   selects   the   evidenced   option,   entering   in   an   “under ‐ menu”  

  or   exiting   from   current   menu   (back   option).

  With   standing   OSD,   +   enters   in   main   menu.

  



+   ( ← ) :   Increases   the   value   of   the   selected   control   or   select   the   next   menu   item.

 



‐  ( → ) :   Decreases   the   value   of   the   selected   control   or   select   the   previous   menu   item.

 

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3.6.13

On-Screen Display menu

Input   interface   Settings.

 

  Brightness   /   Contrast.

 

  Color   Adjustment.

 

Figure   66  

On ‐ Screen   Display   menu  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Figure   67  

 

OSD  ‐  Input   Interface   Setting   menu  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Figure   68  

OSD  ‐  Input   Interface   Setting   sub ‐ menu  

  Image   setting.

 

  Tools.

 

  Exit.

 

3.6.14

Input Interface Setting

 

Displays   the   input   interface   in   use:  

Analog   Input  

  Digital   Input  

 

 

 

 

Figure   69  

OSD   –   Brightness   /   Contrast   menu  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Figure   70  

OSD  ‐  Brightness   /   Contrast   sub ‐ menu  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Figure   71  

OSD  ‐  Color   Adjustment   menu  

 

 

 

 

 

 

Figure   72  

OSD  ‐  Color   Adjustment   Menu   sub ‐ menu  

 

3.6.15

Brightness / Contrast

Brightness:   adjust   the   brightness.

 

  Contrast:   adjust   the   contrast.

 

3.6.16

Color Adjustment

Auto   Color   Setup:   Recall   the   color   default   settings.

 

  Standard   Color   Setup:   Adjust   Red,   Green,   Blue   color.

 

  R.G.B.

  Color   Temperature   Setting:   Change   the   color   intensity   of   the   tem ‐ perature   selected.

 

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Figure   73  

OSD   –   Image   Setting   Menu  

3.6.17

Image Setting

Figure   74  

OSD  ‐  Image   Setting   sub ‐ menu  

  Auto   Config :   Automatically   adjust   of   Image   Width,   Phase,   H ‐ Position,   V ‐

Position   settings.

 

  Image   Width:   Regulate   Image    Width.

 

  Phase   Adjustment:   Correct   flickering   text   or   lines.

 

  H ‐ Position:   Adjust   screen   horizontal   position.

 

  V ‐ Position:   Adjust   screen   vertical   position.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Figure   75  

OSD   –   Tools   menu  

3.6.18

Tools

Figure   76  

OSD  ‐  Tools   sub ‐ menu  

OSD   Settings .

 

  Restore   the   default   settings .

 

  Restore   the   color   settings .

 

  Restore   the   timming   settings .

 

  Text   readibility  

  Dos   Graphic   Mode  

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3.6.19

Handle removal

The   system   is   provided   of   two   handles.

  If   for   any   reason   the   user   wants   to   re ‐ move   then,   follow   the   above   sequence.

 

Only  

  screws   can   be   removed   by   the   user.

 

 

Warning

Tool required

Exagonal   screwdriver   2,5mm  

All   the  

Action

  screws

Unscrew   n.4

  HAVE   NOT   to

  fixing   screws  

  be   removed   for   any   reason.

 

Replace   the   screws   with   the   provided   cups  

N.4

  provided   cups  

 



On   the   back   of   the   system   remove   the   4   fixing   screws   of   the   handles.

 

1  

1  

Figure   77  

Handles   removal  

1  

1  

Screws   to   be   removed  

 Remove   the   handles   and   fill   the   holes   with   the   provided   cups.

 

1   1  

1  

Figure   78  

Handles   removal  

1   1  

 

1  

Hole   to   be   filled   with   the   provided   cup

 

SECTION  

4

 

4

Maintenance and

 

service

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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54

 

 

 

Note:  

On   capacitive    system   the   calibration   is   not   required.

 

Figure   79  

Calibration   of   the   touchscreen

Figure   80  

Calibration   of   the   touchscreen

Figure   81  

Calibration   of   the   touchscreen

4.1

Calibration of the touchscreen

 

 

C6   AMM   is   designed   to   don’t   require   touchscreen   calibration,   but   in   some   cas ‐ es,   like   update   of   the   operating   system,   you   must   recalibrate   the   touch   screen.

 

 

 



Go   to   Control   Panel   or   Click   on   system   tray   icon   and   open   eGalax   setup   ap ‐ plication.

 

 

 



Select   ‘Tools’   tab  

 

Select   ‘4   point   calibration’.

 

A   more   accurate   option   is   available:   ‘Linearization’.

 

 

 

 

 

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Figure   82  

Calibration   of   the   touchscreen



User   should   follows   the   guide   to   touch   and   hold   the   blinking   symbol   in   the   calibration   window   until   it   shows   “OK”   to   make   sure   that   the   utility   can   gather   enough   data   for   computation

 

 

4.1.1

Touchscreen Application Tips

 

Use   large   buttons   and   a   simple   interface    

Avoid   complex   user   operations   like   double ‐ clicks,   scroll   bars,   drop ‐ down   menus,   use   of   multiple   windows   or   dragging.

  Remember   that   not   all   the   operations   that   can   be   done   using   a   mouse   are   equally   comfortable   using   a   touch   screen.

 

 

Give   the   user   feedback   as   soon   as   the   screen   is   touched.

 

An   immediate   feedback   on   a   successfully   touch   operation   is   very   important   to   the   user.

 

The   feedback   can   be   either   visual   (changing   button   aspect   /   3D   effects)   or   audio  

(“beep”   or   “click”   on   touch).

 

 

Turn   the   cursor   off  

It   will   help   the   user   to   focus   on   the   entire   screen,   without   being   distracted   by  

  the   cursor   pointer.

 

Run   your   application   full   screen  

Remove   title   and   menu   bars,   to   use   the   entire   display   area.

 

 

Avoid   using   a   black   background  

Bright   backgrounds,   possibly   containing   a   pattern,   are   the   better   choice   for   re ‐

  ducing   glare   and   for   hiding   fingerprints.

 

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Note:   clean   the   front   panel   of   the   system   with   a   soft   damp   cloth   only.

 

  

Warning:  

Do   not   use   detergents,   solvents,   cleaners  

 

 

  or   objects   that   could   scratch   the   surface.

 

  

Warning:   switch   off   the   power   before   any   cleaning   operation.

 

4.2

Maintaining & cleaning

 

C6   AMM   is   designed   for   maintenance ‐ free   operation   except   for   the   replacing   of   the   battery   backup   when   necessary.

  It   is   recommended   to   clean   the   touchscreen   with   a   damp   cleaning   cloth   and   a   display   cleaning   solution.

 

4.2.1

Procedure

 

 

Proceed   as   follows:   a) Switch   off   the   C6   AMM   device   or   lock   the   touch   screen.

  b) Spray   the   cleaning   solution   onto   a   cleaning   cloth.

  c) Do   not   spray   directly   onto   the   display.

  d) Clean   the   display   from   the   screen   edge   inwards.

 

4.3

Technical support & repairs

KEB   offers   wide ‐ ranging,   complete   after ‐ sales   technical   support.

  The   staff   who   deal   with   this   handle   questions   on   the   entire   range   of   products   skillfully,   quick ‐ ly,   and   efficiently.

  

 

You   can   phone   our   staff   in   the   service   department,   and   they   will   give   you   com ‐ plete,   prompt   advice   on   how   to   resolve   your   problems.

  telephone:   fax:     e ‐ mai:    

+49   5263   401 ‐ 0  

+49   5263   401   116   [email protected]

 

4.4

Recycling and disposal

 

 

 

 

C6   AMM   can   be   recycled   due   to   the   use   of   materials   with   low   environmental   impact.

  Contact   a   certified   disposal   service   company   for   environmentally   sound   recycling   and   disposal   of   your   old   devices.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SECTION  

5

 

5

Technical

 

specifications

 

 

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58

5.1

Technical specifications

Table   6  

Certificates   and   approvals  

  

Note:  

All   displays   are   Color   TFT ‐ LCD   with   LED   backlight   designed   for   industrial   applica ‐ tion.

 

Table   7  

LCDs   characteristics  

 

 

 

5.1.1

Certificates and approvals

Warranty & approvals

Emission

Immunity

Safety

Conforms to:

EN 61326-1 Electrical equipment for measurement, control and laboratory use. EMC requirements. General requirements

EMC Directive 2014/30/EU

Conforms to:

EN 61326-1 Electrical equipment for measurement, control and laboratory use. EMC requirements. General requirements

EMC Directive 2014/30/EU

Conforms to:

EN 61010-1 Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control, and laboratory use - Part 1: General requirements

EN 61010-2-201 Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control and laboratory use - Part 2-201: Particular requirements for control equipment

Directive 2011/65/EU RoHs

ANSI/UL   61010 ‐ 1,   "Electrical   Equipment   for   Measurement,   Control,   and  

Laboratory   Use  ‐  Part   1:   General   Requirements,"   and   ANSI/UL   61010 ‐ 2 ‐

201,   "Safety   Requirements   for   Electrical   Equipment   for   Measurement,  

Control,   and   Laboratory   Use  ‐  Part   2 ‐ 201:   Particular   Requirements   for   Con ‐ trol   Equipment."

5.1.2

LCD characteristics

LCD characteristics

Size (inch)

Type

Resolution (pxl x pxl)

Colors

Pixel pitch (mm)

Backlight

Luminance (cd/m2)

Contrast

Viewing angle (°)

Lifetime (min.)

LCD characteristics

Size (inch)

Type

Resolution (pxl x pxl)

Colors

Pixel pitch (mm)

Backlight

Luminance (cd/m2)

Contrast

Viewing angle (°)

Lifetime (min.)

15.6” FWXGA

Color LCD TFT

1366x768

16.7M

0,252x0,252

LED

400

500:1

85°:85° (L/R)

80°:80° (U/L)

50.000h

21.5” FHD

Color LCD TFT

1920x1080

16.2M

0,248x0,248

LED

300

5000:1

89°:89° (L/R)

89°:89° (U/L)

50.000h

18.5” FHD

Color LCD TFT

1366x768

16.2M

0,300x0,300

LED

300

1000:1

75°:75° (L/R)

70°:70° (U/L)

50.000h

24.0” FHD

Color LCD TFT

1920x1080

16.7M

0,276x0,276

LED

300

5000:1

89°:89° (L/R)

89°:89° (U/L)

50.000h

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Table   8  

Technical   data

 

5.1.3

Technical data

Technical data

Case

Front panel

Touchscreen

Video Input

 

Power supply

Rear access interfaces

Environmental specifications

Standard warranty

Installation For pole or suspension arm mounting systems compatible with RITTAL (CPS) / ROLEC

(TARAPLUS) / HASEKE ( ULT KUPPLUNG

48)

Aluminum alloy EN AB46400 Material

Color

LCD resistive

LCD capacitive

Keyboard (optional)

Resistive

Capacitive

C6 AMM

Anti-scratchable painted - RAL 9006

Aluminium TrueFlat ▪ polycarbonate, Pantone

Black color

Aluminium TrueFlat and tempered glass ▪ Color Black

Aluminum TrueFlat ▪ Polycarbonate Pantone

Cool Grey 4C color

5 wires resistive technology ▪ overlaminated with OCA (Optical Clear Adhesive) ▪ on board controller

Projective capacitive multitouch, 4 fingers ▪ overlaminated with OCA (Optical Clear Adhesive) ▪ Controller on module

1 x VGA

1 x DVI-D

DVI-D remotation with Cat5e SF/UTP cable Remote Video link

Input voltage 18÷36V DC ▪ isolated

1 x VGA (DB15F) ▪ 1 x DVI-D Single Link ▪ 2 x USB 2.0 (Type A) ▪ 1 x

USB 2.0 (HUB input, Type B)

Operating temperature: 0° ÷ +50°C; Storage temperature: -5° ÷ +60°C;

Humidity: 80% (non-condensing)

12 months ▪ Warranty management by KEB headquarters

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60

Table   9  

Power   supply   technical   data  

 

5.1.3.1

Power supply technical data

Power supply

Type

Isolation voltage

Input voltage

Input protection

Isolated DC- DC

500 VAC

18÷32V DC

Reverse polarity circuitry

Overvoltage

6.3A soldered fuse

45W @ 24V (30W Typ.) Power consumption

Inrush current impulse

Ipk : < 13A t: 2.0 ms

Figure   83  

Power   supply   board  

The   power   supply   board   is   provided   with   a   FAST   FUSE   6.3A

  SMD.

 

 

The   fuse   can   be   replaced   only   in   factory.

 

Figure   84  

Power   supply   board  

 

Table   10  

System   power   consumption

 

 

Fuse  

 

5.1.3.2

System power consumption

 

 

In   order   to   calculate   the   system   power   consumption   it   is   necessary   to   add   one   item   for   every   field   of   the   following   tables.

 

Fied

Basic configurations

Ddisplay & touchscreen

Item

LCD TFT 15,6" ▪ Touch-Screen with USB interface ▪ Aluminum and polycarbonate TrueFlat front panel ▪ 24V DC isolated power supply

LCD TFT 15,6" ▪ Touch-Screen Multitouch ▪ Aluminum and glass TrueFlat front panel ▪ 24V DC isolated power supply

21,5" LCD TFT Wide 16:9 ▪ 1920x1080 (FHD),

16M colors ▪ LED backlight, 300 cd/m2 ▪ Viewing angle L:R/U:L (typ): 89°:89°/89°:89°

21,5" W Touch-Screen ▪ 5 wires resistive technology ▪ Controller on module

ConsumptionPower (W)

16

+ 21

Figure   85  

Adhesive   gasket   detail  

1  

1  

Adhesive   gasket  

412/BT 130

Composition

Cell structure

Color

UNI 8457- UNI 9174 afnor nf 16 101

UL 94

Shore hardness 00 (ISO 2240)

Acrylic adhesive

Sylicon paper adesivo-

Temperature range

Temperature range position

Technical specifications

Silicone foam

Closed (15% open)

White

Class 1 a

Class f 1

VO

45

Technical specifications

120 gr/m

50 gr/ m 2

2 thickness 0,1 mm

thickness 0,05 mm

Continuous + 130°C

Intermittence + 180°C

61

5.1.4

Adhesive gasket tecnhical data

 

The   connector   area   is   protected   with   a   special   gasket.

  Be   careful   when   removing  

  the   cover,   not   to   damage   the   gasket.

 

1  

1  

Figure   86  

USB3.0

  detail  

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5.1.5

USB2 Type A tecnhical data

PIN

1

2

3

4

5.1.6

DVI-D tecnhical data

Signal

+5 Vcc

USB Data -

USB Data +

GND

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

PIN

1

2

19

20

21

22

23

24

C5

Signal

TMDS Data Channel 2-

TMDS Data Channel 2+

Shield for TMDS Data 2/4

N.C.

N.C.

DDC Clock

DDC Data

Analog Vertical Sync

TMDS Data Channel 1-

TMDS Data Channel 1+

Shield for TMDS Data 1/3

N.C.

N.C.

Power (+5V)

Ground

Hot Plug Detect

TMDS Data Channel 0-

TMDS Data Channel 0+

Shield for TMDS Data 0/5

N.C.

N.C.

TMDS Clock Shield

TMDS Clock+

TMDS Clock -

Analog Ground

5.1.7

VGA tecnhical data

PIN

1

2

3

4

10

11

12

13

14

15

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

PIN

1

2

Signal

Red video

Green video

Blu video

ID GND

DCC GND

Red GND

Green GND

Blue GND

DDC +5V

GND

ID GND

Bi-Directional Data (SDA)

H.Sync

V.Sync

Data Clock (SCL)

5.1.8

USB Type B tecnhical data

Signal

+5 Vcc

Data -

Data +

GND

63

Figure   88  

15.6”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   89  

15.6”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   87  

15.6”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

5.1.9

Dimension Drawings

5.1.9.1

15.6” bottom attack

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64

Figure   90  

15.6”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   91  

15.6”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   92  

15.6”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

65

Figure   93  

15.6”   top   attack   dimensions

Figure   94  

15.6”   top   attack   dimensions

Figure   95  

15.6”   top   attack   dimensions

5.1.9.2

15.6” top attack

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Figure   96  

15.6”   top   attack   dimensions

Figure   97  

15.6”   top   attack   dimensions

Figure   98  

15.6”   top   attack   dimensions

67

Figure   99  

18.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   100  

18.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   101  

18.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

5.1.9.3

18.5” bottom attack

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Figure   102  

18.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   103  

18.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   104  

18.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

69

Figure   105  

18.5”   top   attack   dimensions

Figure   106  

18.5”   top   attack   dimensions

Figure   107  

18.5”   top   attack   dimensions

5.1.9.4

18.5” top attack

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Figure   108  

18.5”   top   attack   dimensions

Figure   109  

18.5”   top   attack   dimensions

Figure   110  

18.5”   top   attack   dimensions

71

Figure   111  

21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   112  

21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   113  

21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

5.1.9.5

21.5” bottom attack

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72

Figure   114  

21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   115  

21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   116  

21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

73

Figure   117  

21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   118  

21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   119  

21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

5.1.9.6

21.5” top attack

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74

Figure   120  

21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   121  

21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   122  

21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

75

Figure   123  

21.5”   top   attack   dimensions  

Figure   124  

21.5”   top   attack   dimensions  

Figure   125  

21.5”   top   attack   dimensions  

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76

5.1.9.7

21.5” bottom attack with handles

Figure   126  

21.5”   top   attack   dimensions  

Figure   127  

21.5”   top   attack   dimensions  

Figure   128  

21.5”   top   attack   dimensions  

77

Figure   129  

21.5”   top   attack   dimensions  

Figure   130  

21.5”   top   attack   dimensions  

Figure   131  

21.5”   top   attack   dimensions  

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78

5.1.9.8

21.5” top attack with handles

Figure   132  

21.5”   top   attack   dimensions  

Figure   133  

21.5”   top   attack   dimensions  

Figure   134  

21.5”   top   attack   dimensions  

79

 

Figure   135  

24.0”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   136  

24.0”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   137  

24.0”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

5.1.9.9

24.0” bottom attack

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80

Figure   138  

24.0”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   139  

24.0”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

Figure   140  

24.0”   bottom   attack   dimensions  

81

 

Figure   141  

24.0”   top   attack   dimensions  

Figure   142  

24.0”   top   attack   dimensions  

Figure   143  

24.0”   top   attack   dimensions  

5.1.9.10

24.0” top attack

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82

Figure   144  

24.0”   top   attack   dimensions  

Figure   145  

24.0”   top   attack   dimensions  

Figure   146  

24.0”   top   attack   dimensions  

83

 

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84

 

5.2

Technical support & repairs

 

 

 

KEB   offers   wide ‐ ranging,   complete   after ‐ sales   technical   support.

  The   staff   who   deal   with   this   handle   questions   on   the   entire   range   of   products   skilfully,   quickly,   and   efficiently.

  

 

 

 

 

 

You   can   phone   our   staff   in   the   service   department,   and   they   will   give   you   com ‐ plete,   prompt   advice   on   how   to   resolve   your   problems.

 

  telephone:   +49   5263   401 ‐ 0   fax: e ‐

  mail:    

  +49   5263   401 ‐ 116   [email protected]

 

Index   of   figures  

Figure   1   Isolated   Power   Supply   ...........................................................................................................................................

  8  

Figure   2   C6   AMM   15.6”   ....................................................................................................................................................

  11  

Figure   3   C6   AMM   21.5”   ....................................................................................................................................................

  11  

Figure   4   Resistive   panel.

  (in   the   figure   is   shown   as   an   example   a   15.0"   display)   .............................................................

  12  

Figure   5   Resistive   front   panel   “No   Step”   detail   .................................................................................................................

  12  

Figure   6   Construction   detail.

  .............................................................................................................................................

  13  

Figure   7   Capacitive   front   panel.

  (in   the   figure   is   shown   as   an   example   a   15.6"   display)   ..................................................

  14  

Figure   8   Capacitive   front   panel   “No   step”   detail   ..............................................................................................................

  14  

Figure   9   Construction   detail.

  .............................................................................................................................................

  15  

Figure   10   Button   area   detail.

  ............................................................................................................................................

  15  

Figure   11   Button   area   detail.

  ............................................................................................................................................

  15  

Figure   12   Detail   back   of   the   system   ..................................................................................................................................

  16  

Figure   13   Detail   arm   attack   ..............................................................................................................................................

  16  

Figure   14   Detail   bottom   arm   mounting   predisposition   ....................................................................................................

  17  

Figure   15   Detail   top   arm   mounting   predisposition   ...........................................................................................................

  17  

Figure   16   USB   detail   ..........................................................................................................................................................

  18  

Figure   17   USB   detail   ..........................................................................................................................................................

  18  

Figure   18   Detail   rear   removable   cover   .............................................................................................................................

  19  

Figure   19   Detail   connector   area   .......................................................................................................................................

  19  

Figure   20   C6   AMM   (DVI)   Connectors   ................................................................................................................................

  20  

Figure   21   C6   AMM   (RVL)   Connectors   ................................................................................................................................

  20  

Figure   22   Connection   terminals   ........................................................................................................................................

  20  

Figure   23   C6   AMM   OSD   buttons   .......................................................................................................................................

  21  

Figure   24   C6   AMM   OSD   buttons   detail   .............................................................................................................................

  21  

Figure   25   C6   AMM   status   LED   ..........................................................................................................................................

  22  

Figure   26   C6   AMM   status   LED   detail   ................................................................................................................................

  22  

Figure   27   Button   cabling   area   detail   ................................................................................................................................

  23  

Figure   28   Button   cabling   area   detail   ................................................................................................................................

  23  

Figure   29   KEB   remotation   system   .....................................................................................................................................

  24  

Figure   30   Remotation   area   detail   .....................................................................................................................................

  25  

Figure   31   Remotation   area   detail   .....................................................................................................................................

  25  

Figure   32   Labels   position   ..................................................................................................................................................

  26  

Figure   33   C6   AMM   marking   label   detail   ...........................................................................................................................

  26  

Figure   34   C6   AMM   connectors   (RVL)   label   detail   .............................................................................................................

  27  

Figure   35   C6   AMM   connectors   label   detail   .......................................................................................................................

  27  

Figure   36   Terminal   label   ...................................................................................................................................................

  27  

Figure   37   Rear   cover   internal   label   ...................................................................................................................................

  28  

Figure   38   C6   AMM   dimensions   .........................................................................................................................................

  34  

Figure   39   C6   AMM   dimensions   .........................................................................................................................................

  34  

Figure   41   Rittal   CP40   adapting   flange   detail   ....................................................................................................................

  35  

Figure   42   Rolec   adapting   flange   detail   .............................................................................................................................

  35  

Figure   43   Haseke   adapting   flange   detail   ..........................................................................................................................

  36  

Figure   44   Accessing   connector   area   .................................................................................................................................

  37  

Figure   45   Accessing   connector   area   .................................................................................................................................

  37  

Figure   46   Cover   detail   .......................................................................................................................................................

  38  

Figure   47   Cable   retainer   bracket   detail   ............................................................................................................................

  38  

Figure   48   Installation   example   .........................................................................................................................................

  39  

Figure   49   Installation   example   .........................................................................................................................................

  39  

Figure   50   Installation   example   .........................................................................................................................................

  39  

Figure   51   Power   supply   diagram   ......................................................................................................................................

  40  

Figure   52   DC   Power   supply   connection   detail   ...................................................................................................................

  40  

Figure   53   Power   supply   connection   detail   ........................................................................................................................

  41  

Figure   54   Power   connector   assembly   ...............................................................................................................................

  42  

Figure   55   Power   connector   assembly   ...............................................................................................................................

  42  

Figure   56   Power   connector   assembly   ...............................................................................................................................

  42  

Figure   57   Power   connector   assembly   ...............................................................................................................................

  43  

Figure   58   Cup   installation   .................................................................................................................................................

  43  

Figure   59   Cup   installation   .................................................................................................................................................

  43  

Figure   60   Cup   installation   .................................................................................................................................................

  44  

Figure   61   Power   connector   assembly   ...............................................................................................................................

  44  

Figure   61   Screwdriver   detail   .............................................................................................................................................

  45  

Figure   62   Power   on   sequence   ...........................................................................................................................................

  45  

Figure   64   Power   on   sequence   ...........................................................................................................................................

  46  

Figure   65   OSD   area   ...........................................................................................................................................................

  47  

Figure   66   Keys   for   OSD   adjustment   ..................................................................................................................................

  47  

Figure   67   On ‐ Screen   Display   menu   ...................................................................................................................................

  48  

Figure   68   OSD  ‐  Input   Interface   Setting   menu   ..................................................................................................................

  48  

Figure   69   OSD  ‐  Input   Interface   Setting   sub ‐ menu   ...........................................................................................................

  48  

Figure   70   OSD   –   Brightness   /   Contrast   menu   ....................................................................................................................

  49  

Figure   71   OSD  ‐  Brightness   /   Contrast   sub ‐ menu   .............................................................................................................

  49  

Figure   72   OSD  ‐  Color   Adjustment   menu   ..........................................................................................................................

  49  

Figure   73   OSD  ‐  Color   Adjustment   Menu   sub ‐ menu   .........................................................................................................

  49  

Figure   74   OSD   –   Image   Setting   Menu   ...............................................................................................................................

  50  

Figure   75   OSD  ‐  Image   Setting   sub ‐ menu   .........................................................................................................................

  50  

Figure   76   OSD   –   Tools   menu   .............................................................................................................................................

  51  

Figure   77   OSD  ‐  Tools   sub ‐ menu   .......................................................................................................................................

  51  

Figure   78   Handles   removal   ...............................................................................................................................................

  52  

Figure   79   Handles   removal   ...............................................................................................................................................

  52  

Figure   80   Calibration   of   the   touchscreen   ..........................................................................................................................

  54  

Figure   81   Calibration   of   the   touchscreen   ..........................................................................................................................

  54  

Figure   82   Calibration   of   the   touchscreen   ..........................................................................................................................

  54  

Figure   83   Calibration   of   the   touchscreen   ..........................................................................................................................

  55  

Figure   84   Power   supply   board   ..........................................................................................................................................

  60  

Figure   85   Power   supply   board   ..........................................................................................................................................

  60  

Figure   86   Adhesive   gasket   detail   ......................................................................................................................................

  61  

Figure   87   USB3.0

  detail   .....................................................................................................................................................

  62  

Figure   88   15.6”   bottom   attack   dimensions.......................................................................................................................

  64  

Figure   89   15.6”   bottom   attack   dimensions.......................................................................................................................

  64  

Figure   90   15.6”   bottom   attack   dimensions.......................................................................................................................

  64  

Figure   91   15.6”   bottom   attack   dimensions.......................................................................................................................

  65  

Figure   92   15.6”   bottom   attack   dimensions.......................................................................................................................

  65  

Figure   93   15.6”   bottom   attack   dimensions.......................................................................................................................

  65  

Figure   94   15.6”   top   attack   dimensions   .............................................................................................................................

  66  

Figure   95   15.6”   top   attack   dimensions   .............................................................................................................................

  66  

Figure   96   15.6”   top   attack   dimensions   .............................................................................................................................

  66  

Figure   97   15.6”   top   attack   dimensions   .............................................................................................................................

  67  

Figure   98   15.6”   top   attack   dimensions   .............................................................................................................................

  67  

Figure   99   15.6”   top   attack   dimensions   .............................................................................................................................

  67  

Figure   100   18.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  68  

Figure   101   18.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  68  

Figure   102   18.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  68  

Figure   103   18.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  69  

Figure   104   18.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  69  

Figure   105   18.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  69  

Figure   106   18.5”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  70  

Figure   107   18.5”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  70  

Figure   108   18.5”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  70  

Figure   109   18.5”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  71  

Figure   110   18.5”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  71  

Figure   111   18.5”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  71  

Figure   112   21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  72  

Figure   113   21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  72  

Figure   114   21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  72  

Figure   115   21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  73  

Figure   116   21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  73  

Figure   117   21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  73  

Figure   118   21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  74  

Figure   119   21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  74  

Figure   120   21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  74  

Figure   121   21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  75  

Figure   122   21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  75  

Figure   123   21.5”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  75  

Figure   124   21.5”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  76  

Figure   125   21.5”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  76  

Figure   126   21.5”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  76  

Figure   127   21.5”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  77  

Figure   128   21.5”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  77  

Figure   129   21.5”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  77  

Figure   130   21.5”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  78  

Figure   131   21.5”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  78  

Figure   132   21.5”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  78  

Figure   133   21.5”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  79  

Figure   134   21.5”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  79  

Figure   135   21.5”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  79  

Figure   136   24.0”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  80  

Figure   137   24.0”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  80  

Figure   138   24.0”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  80  

Figure   139   24.0”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  81  

Figure   140   24.0”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  81  

Figure   141   24.0”   bottom   attack   dimensions.....................................................................................................................

  81  

Figure   142   24.0”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  82  

Figure   143   24.0”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  82  

Figure   144   24.0”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  82  

Figure   145   24.0”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  83  

 

Figure   146   24.0”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  83  

Figure   147   24.0”   top   attack   dimensions   ...........................................................................................................................

  83  

 

 

 

 

 

Index   of   tables  

 

Table   1   Safety   symbols ....................................................................................................................................................... 3  

Table   2   C6   AMM   family ...................................................................................................................................................... 5  

Table   3   Package ................................................................................................................................................................ 10  

Table   4   Resistive   features ................................................................................................................................................. 12  

Table   5   Capacitive   features ............................................................................................................................................... 14  

Table   6   Certificates   and   approvals .................................................................................................................................... 58  

Table   7   LCDs   characteristics .............................................................................................................................................. 58  

Table   8   Technical   data ...................................................................................................................................................... 59  

Table   9   Power   supply   technical   data ................................................................................................................................ 60  

Table   10   System   power   consumption ............................................................................................................................... 60  

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