Neuro Logic Systems Computer Monitor RFT 17 User Manual

17 inch LCD/Keyboard Rack Kit Installation Guide  
Hardware Installation  
Step  
Detail  
1. Determine the vertical location for the LCD/keyboard  
in the rack. Mark the location with tape or a pencil.  
This product requires one rack unit (1 ¾”) of vertical  
space. Mount the LCD/keyboard at a convenient  
height for an average user. (Approx 44” from floor)  
Ensure the bottom of the kit is properly positioned in a  
rack unit  
2. Measure the distance from the front rack mounting  
rail to the rear rack mounting rail. (This distance will  
be needed during installation of the Rear slide  
mounting brackets in step 4)  
Distance= _____________  
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Step  
Detail  
3. Remove the slides from the tray assembly. The  
slides come shipped attached to the tray assembly,  
the outer slide members must be removed to be  
properly installed into the rack. To remove the outer  
slide members, fully extend both slides to the open  
position. Once extended unlock the outer slide  
members by lifting up on the left side latch and  
pressing down on the right slide latch. The outer  
slide member can now be removed from the tray  
assembly. The inner slides are left attached to the  
tray assembly.  
Lift Up  
Push Down  
4. Adjust the rear slide mounting brackets to the proper  
depth. The rear slide mounting brackets are pre-  
assembled, but may need to be adjusted to the  
proper distance measured in step 2. There is  
multiple screw holes in the rear slide mounting  
brackets and slide rails. You can use any of these  
holes. Do not tighten screws until after you install the  
slides in the rack, as you may need to make small  
adjustments.  
5. Insert nut clips into the rack mounting rails as  
required. If your rack has square or round untapped  
holes, you will need to use 10-32 nut clips.  
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Step  
Detail  
6. Attach the left slide rail assembly to the rack  
mounting rail by using (6) #10-32 x ½” screws for the  
front and rear slide mounting brackets. Repeat for  
the right slide rail assembly.  
7. Tighten the screws that attach the rear slide mount  
bracket to the outer slide member. (From step 4)  
(4X)  
8. Extend the slides from the rack.  
9. Install the LCD/keyboard assembly into the rack. Lift  
the tray assembly and approach the rack with the  
rear of the tray facing the rack enclosure. Align the  
tray assembly with the slide rails in the rack.  
Carefully assemble the two slide members together.  
Push the tray assembly in until the slides latch  
together. Release the lock mechanisms as shown in  
step 3 in order to slide the tray assembly completely  
closed.  
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Connecting your LCD/Keyboard  
Step  
Detail  
! Note: Before connecting the LCD monitor/keyboard to a  
KVM or Sun System, all systems should be turned off.  
1. The keyboard and trackball’s design allows its use with  
most Sun systems. The LCD-17-8P com es with an 8-  
pin Din keyboard connector, while the LCD-17-USB  
comes with a USB style connector.  
2. The monitor uses a standard HD-15 male video  
connector. If your Sun system uses a DB13W3  
connection, you can use a Sun adapter to interface  
between the LCD connector and the Sun system. (PN:  
X3872A)  
3. Connect the monitor to a power source. The LCD  
Monitor’s power supply is auto ranging, and will operate  
on AC voltages ranging from 90-264 and 50-60 Hz. The  
monitor uses an IEC 320-C14 connector. An adapter will  
be required to interface with other connector types.  
4. Secure the cables to ensure they will not bind when  
operating the LCD/keyboard slide mechanism. Cycle the  
tray in and out of the cabinet to ensure there is enough  
of a service loop in the cables.  
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Operating your LCD/Keyboard  
NOTE: It is important to ensure that the monitor is connected and powered on prior to powering up the connected  
Sun system. By powering up the Sun System last it will allow the frame buffer within the Sun system to  
communicate with the LCD monitor and self configure to the correct settings.  
After the unit has been installed and all cables connected, power on the LCD monitor by lifting the head unit.  
(There is a power button at the rear of the LCD which is actuated by lifting the head of the LCD monitor.) The LED  
situated on the top of the LCD panel will alert you to its status. It will illuminate green when everything is working  
properly. If the LED is orange, the monitor is powered up but not receiving a valid video signal.  
(On some models the menu panel may be located on the back of the LCD)  
NOTE: If the monitor does not power up automatically when raised, the power button at the rear of the monitor  
may need to be cycled. There is also a Power button on the top of the LCD which may also need to be cycled.  
Once the LCD monitor is powered on, power on the connected Sun system and log in (or otherwise ensure that a  
full screen image is displayed). Now press the monitor AUTO/SEL button. This will Auto-adjust the display to  
optimum performance.  
NOTE: It is important to ensure that a full screen image is being displayed at the time the monitor is in the Auto-  
Adjust function. The display may be miss-positioned if an image with a black border (such as a CDE login Screen)  
or partial screen is used.  
NOTE: The display resolution should self configure to 1280x1024 resolution at 60Hz. With some older Creator  
and Creator3D frame buffers, the monitor will self configure to 1152x900 resolution at 66Hz. This is normal since  
these old frame buffers do no support 1280x1024x60Hz resolution. To check the current resolution of the monitor,  
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press the Menu button at the rear of the LCD panel twice, which will select the Display Mode menu. Note that  
deviations of a fraction of a hertz in the displayed refresh rate are not significant.  
NOTE: If the monitor self configures to any other resolution, it is likely that the frame buffer has been explicitly  
configured to display that particular resolution. If running Solaris 8 or above, use the “fbconfig –defaults”  
command to reset the resolution to the default, and then reboot the system. With earlier versions of Solaris, use  
the appropriate command for your particular frame buffer (E.g. “ffbconfig – defaults” for the Creator[3D] frame  
buffer).  
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(on some models the menu panel may be located on the back of the LCD)  
Navigating the Menu  
The LCD monitor will auto-adjust at start-up. Although not required, you can make numerous adjustments to your  
monitor using the on-screen menu. To access the OSD (On-Screen Display) menu Press the MENU button  
located at the top of the LCD monitor.  
The table below describes various function controls of the LCD Monitor. The control buttons can be accessed  
from the top of the LCD monitor once it has been raised in to the operating position. The OSD menu will  
disappear after a pre-set time of no use.  
Function when not  
displaying menu  
Function when displaying  
menu  
Label  
Control  
MENU  
Menu button  
Displays the On-Screen  
Display (OSD)  
Selects the next page of the  
menu  
<
>
Brightness/minus  
Brightness/plus  
Auto/Select  
Decrease display brightness  
Increase display brightness  
Decreases or changes value  
of the adjustment item  
Increases or changes value of  
the adjustment item  
AUTO/SEL  
Activates the Auto Adjust  
function to obtain an optimum  
image  
Selects a menu item  
Power switch  
Turn power on and off  
manually  
Turn power on and off  
manually  
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On-Screen Display (OSD) Menus  
The menu pages can be displayed by pressing the Menu button. Not all menu functions can be adjusted. (Menu  
items or layout may change without notice)  
Menu Page 1  
Auto-Adjustment  
Contrast  
This function is used to obtain an optimum image  
Adjusts the contrast of the display  
Horizontal Position * Changes the horizontal position of the image  
Vertical Position *  
Frequency *  
Tracking *  
Changes the vertical position of the image  
Changes the display data frequency  
Synchronizes the signal timing  
Menu Page 2  
Display Mode  
OSD Off Time  
Language  
Displays the current resolution and frequency  
Adjusts the time that the OSD takes to disappear  
Selects the OSD language  
Text-Graphic Mode  
Sharpness  
Not available for change  
Not available for change  
Reset  
Resets the monitor to factory default settings  
Menu Page 3  
Volume  
Sound not implemented  
Sound not implemented  
Mute  
Menu Page 4  
Color Setting  
Adjusts the color temperature  
Color Adjust - Red  
Color Adjust - Grn  
Color Adjust - Blue  
Adjusts the amount of red in the image  
Adjusts the amount of green in the image  
Adjusts the amount of blue in the image  
* Auto-Adjustment will reset all parameters to the factory default.  
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Trouble Shooting Bad Image Quality  
Image quality problems (blurry characters, distorted images, etc) are usually caused by one of the  
following:  
The frame buffer is running at the wrong resolution for the LCD monitor:  
The monitor optimally runs at a resolution of 1280x1024x60Hz unless the frame buffer cannot  
provide this resolution. To display the monitor resolution, press the Menu Button at the top of the  
LCD twice. The on-screen display will display the current resolution and frequency. If this is not  
what was expected (variances of a fraction of a hertz in the displayed refresh rate are not  
significant), it is possible that the frame buffer has been manually configured. To reset the frame  
buffer on a system running Solaris 8 or above, use the command “fbconfig –defaults” followed by  
rebooting the system. With earlier versions of Solaris the reset command is specific to the frame  
buffer. Use the appropriate command to the reset your frame buffer (E.g. “ffbconfig – defaults” for  
the Creator[3D] frame buffer).  
Some older frame buffers such as the Creator or Creator3D frame buffer are not capable of  
running at 1280x1024x60Hz resolution. In this case the optimal resolution will be  
1152x900x66Hz. To check supported frame buffer resolutions on systems running Solaris 8 and  
above, use the command “fbconfig –prconf” . With earlier versions of Solaris, use the appropriate  
command for your particular frame buffer (E.g. “ffbconfig – prconf” for the Creator[3D] frame  
buffer).  
The monitor has not been adjusted for the particular frame buffer driving it:  
Perform an "Auto Adjustment" after logging in (ensuring a full screen image is being displayed  
prior to running the Auto Adjustment). In some cases it may be necessary to power cycle the  
monitor prior to running the Auto Adjust function (e.g. like when the resolution is altered during  
the system boot sequence).  
Improperly matched timing:  
If the Sun system did not read the monitor timing data properly when it was initialized, the timing  
may be improperly matched. For the timing data to be read properly, ensure that the LCD monitor  
is powered on prior to booting the Sun system.  
A KVM (Keyboard Video Mouse) switch is being used in conjunction with the LCD monitor:  
In some cases, the KVM may not allow the Sun system to communicate with the LCD monitor at  
boot-up. When this occurs the frame buffer may not configure correctly, resulting in a less than  
optimal resolution setting in combination with the LCD monitor. If this occurs, it may be necessary  
to manually configure your frame buffer to the optimal resolution. The optimal resolution for the  
LCD monitor is 1280x1024x60Hz. If your frame buffer will not support 1280x1024x60Hz set the  
resolution to 1152x900x66Hz. To find resolutions supported on your frame buffer and you are  
running Solaris 8 or above, use the command “fbconfig –prconf”. To configure the frame buffer  
use the command “fbconfig –res 1280x1024x60”. If 1280x1024x60 is not available, use “fbconfig  
–res 1152x900x66”. If a previous version of Solaris if being used, the commands used will be  
dependent on the type of frame buffer. Use the appropriate command for your frame buffer.  
NOTE: When the frame buffer is configured manually, the system will initialize using 1152x900  
resolution, and only switch to 1280x1024 once CDE starts.  
Refresh set rate is too high.  
For LCD monitors it is recommended the refresh rate be set to 60 Hz. The monitor is capable of  
running at higher refresh rates, but optimally runs at 60Hz. The LCD Monitor uses advanced  
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technology that has no flicker in normal operation, and it is never influenced by the refresh rate.  
When the monitor is run at refresh rates higher than 60Hz there is processing overhead, which  
can cause a number of performance issues, included degraded image quality and greater  
tendency for interference. The first and foremost recommended vertical refresh rate for the LCD  
Monitor is 60Hz (1280x1024@60Hz). Use other rates only if the connected system’s frame buffer  
cannot accommodate 1280x1024x60Hz.  
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Specifications  
Frame Buffer Compatibility  
PGX, PGX32, PGX64, XVR  
Expert3D-Lite, Expert3D  
1280x1024 resolution at 60Hz  
1280x1024 resolution at 60Hz  
1280x1024 resolution at 60Hz  
1152x900 resolution at 66Hz  
Creator/Creator3D (Series 2 and 3)  
Creator/Creator3D (Series 1)  
General Compatibility  
Keyboard  
Rack  
Sun Serial Interface or Sun USB Interface  
4 Post EIA  
Systems  
All systems with a qualified frame buffer and a Sun serial or USB  
keyboard.  
LCD Panel Specifications  
LCD Native (Pixel) Resolution  
1280x1024  
Supported Resolutions / Refresh Rates  
1280x1024 @ 60Hz  
1152x900 @ 66Hz  
1024x768 @ 60Hz, 70Hz, 75Hz  
640x480 @ 60Hz, 72Hz, 75Hz  
Screen Size  
Display Area  
Pixel Pitch  
17.0" visible diagonal  
337.9mm x 270.3mm  
0.26mm  
Color palette  
Brightness  
Up to 24 bit (16.7m color)  
250 nits  
Contrast  
350:1  
Viewing Angle  
Response Time  
Protective Covering  
80°  
25mS  
2mm strengthened glass  
Keyboard Specifications  
Type  
Sun serial or USB interface custom keyboard  
UK layout or US, includes stop, copy, cut and paste Sun keys  
Three button integrated trackball  
Layout  
Pointing Device  
General Specifications  
Form Factor  
1U rack mounting on slide-out rails  
1.75 x 19.0 x 26.3in (45x483x668mm HxWxD) (without ears)  
34 lbs (15.4 Kg)  
Size  
Weight (unpackaged)  
Storage/Operating Temperature Range  
Operating Humidity  
Approvals  
-25°C to +60°C / 0°C to +50°C  
5 to 95% RH (non-condensing)  
EMC: EN55022 Class A, FCCA  
Safety: CSA 22.2.950, NRTL/C, IEC 950, EN60950, CE Approval  
Power Supply  
Power Consumption  
Warranty  
Internal auto-ranging 90-264VAC 50/60Hz  
25W (<5W in standby)  
24 months  
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Warranty  
NLS warrants to the original retail purchaser that this product is and will be free from defects in materials  
and workmanship for a period of 24 months from the date of purchase. During the warranty period, purchaser  
must promptly call NLS (805-389-5435) to log any such defects in materials and workmanship.  
The warranty is void under the following conditions:  
1. If non-NLS approved cabling is attached to the product. Poorly constructed and/or miswired cabling  
can diminish video quality and damage equipment. NLS available cabling is built to high quality  
standards utilizing overall braided shield to comply with FCC emission standards, and each cable is  
individually tested under load.  
2. If abuse, mishandling, unauthorized repair, or use other than intended has caused the product to be  
defective or malfunction.  
3. If unauthorized modifications were made to product.  
4. If unreported damages occurred in any shipment of the product.  
5. If damages were due to/caused by equipment or software not provided by NLS.  
6. If the product is used with non-grounded or incorrectly polarized AC power.  
EXCEPT AS SPECIFICALLY PROVIDED ABOVE, NLS MAKES NO WARRANTIES EITHER  
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED AS TO ANY MATTER WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE  
CONDITION OF THE PRODUCT, ITS MERCHANTABILITY, OR ITS FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR  
PURPOSE. EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PROVIDED ABOVE, NLS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR LOSS  
OF PROFIT, LOSS OF BUSINESS, SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OR OTHER FINANCIAL  
LOSS WHICH MAY BE CAUSED BY, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, THE INADEQUACY OF THE PRODUCT  
FOR ANY PURPOSE OR USE THEREOF OR BY ANY DEFECT OR DEFICIENCY THEREIN EVEN IF NLS  
OR AN AUTHORIZED NLS DEALER HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES  
OR LOSSES.  
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