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    Elo Entuitive T ouchmonitor User Guide For 15” and 17” CRT T ouchmonit ors V e rsion 1 .0 Revision C DOC# SW500068 Elo T ouchSystems, Inc. 1-800-ELOT OUCH www . elotouch. com[...]

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    Elo Entuitive T ouchmonito r CRT User Guide - i Copyright © 2000 Elo T ouchSystems Inc. All Right s Reserved. No part of this p ublicati on may be reproduc ed, tran smitted, transcribe d, stored i n a ret rieval syst em, or translate d into a ny lang uage or comput er lang uage, in any form or by any mea ns, includ ing, but not lim - ited to, e le[...]

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    ii - El o En t ui t i ve T ou c hm o ni t or CR T Us e r Gu id e[...]

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    Con ten t s El o En t u it iv e T o u c hm o ni to r CRT Us e r Gu id e - i ii Chapter 1. Introduction ........................................................................ 1 About This Manual ................................................................................... 1 CRT Touchmonitor Features ..........................................[...]

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    Content s iv - El o E n t ui ti v e Tou ch m on it o r CRT Us e r Gu id e Solutions to Comm on Problems ............................................................... 23 Monitor Warning Messages ................................................................. 24 Appendix A. Touch Technology ........................................................[...]

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    About This M anual El o En t ui t iv e T o u ch m o ni to r CR T Us er G ui d e - 1 Chapter 1 Introduction Congratu lations on your purc hase of an Elo T ouchSyste ms Entuitive touc hmonit or . Y our new high -reso lut ion tou chmon itor c ombi nes th e reliable performance of Elo’ s to uch technology with the latest advances in CR T display desi[...]

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    Chapter 1 : I ntroduction 2 - E lo E n tu it i v e Touc h mo n it o r C RT U se r Gu i de Easy on-screen adjustmen t of Horizontal Size/Position, V erti- cal Size/Position, Pincushion, T rapezoid, T ilt, Color Adjust- ment, Lang uage, Power Sav er , Display Mode, a nd Factory Reset controls. Pat ented touch technolog y from El o T ouchSystems. Y ou[...]

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    Unp acking El o En t ui t iv e T o u ch m o ni to r CR T Us er G ui d e - 3 Chapter 2 Inst allation Unp acking Check that the following se ven items are present and in good condition: Elo Entuitiv e T ouchmonitor Base RS-232 serial touch screen cable or USB cable AC p ow e r c o r d User manual Quickstart guide T ouchT ools CD-R OM[...]

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    Chapte r 2 : Inst allat ion 4 - E lo E n tu it i v e Touc h mo n it o r C RT U se r Gu i de[...]

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    Connecting Y our 17” Mo nitor El o En t ui t iv e T o u ch m o ni to r CR T Us er G ui d e - 5 Removing the Base With a screwdriver , press down the lock th en remov e the base by lifting it up in the dir e ction of the arro w in the abov e illustration. Connecting Y our 1 7” Monitor IMPOR T ANT : Before connecting the cables to your touchmonit[...]

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    Chapte r 2 : Inst allat ion 6 - E lo E n tu it i v e Touc h mo n it o r C RT U se r Gu i de 2. Connect the po wer cord to the A C connector on your tou chmon- itor . T o protect your equipment ag ainst risk of damage from electrical surges in the po wer line, plug the touchm onitor ’ s po wer cord into a sur ge protector , and then connect the su[...]

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    Connecting Y our 15” Mo nitor El o En t ui t iv e T o u ch m o ni to r CR T Us er G ui d e - 7 Connecting Y our 1 5” Monitor IMPOR T ANT : Before connecting the cables to your touchmonitor and PC , be sure tha t the c omput er an d touch mon itor ar e turn ed off. 1. Connect the VGA cable to the video connector on your PC. Secure the cable to y[...]

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    Chapte r 2 : Inst allat ion 8 - E lo E n tu it i v e Touc h mo n it o r C RT U se r Gu i de 5. Power on your P C the n power on you r monit or . Afte r a bri ef pause the picture s hould appear . 6. If necessary , adjust the front panel co ntrols according to your personal preferen ce (see Chapter 3). 7. Ins ert the El o T ou chT ools CD- R OM i n [...]

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    Preset V ideo Mode s El o En t ui t iv e T o u ch m o ni to r CR T Us er G ui d e - 9 Preset V ideo Modes[...]

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    Chapte r 2 : Inst allat ion 10 - El o En tu it i v e T ou c hm o ni t o r CR T U se r Gu i de[...]

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    About T ouchmonitor Adjus tment s El o En t ui t iv e T ou ch m on i t or C R T U s e r G u id e - 11 Chapter 3 Operation About T ouchmo nitor Adjustment s By design, your El o Entuitiv e touchmonitor should not require any adjustments. The factory settings will giv e you optimum video results with most standard PC v ideo display adapters. Ho wev e[...]

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    Chapte r 3 : Operation 12 - El o En tu it i v e T ou c hm o ni t o r CR T U se r Gu i de 15” Monitor Controls 1 Decrease button Sc rolls do wn or decreases t he v alue o f a para meter . 2 Function button Displays Elo to uchm onit or on- scre en dis play . 3 Increase button Sc rolls up or increas es the v alu e of a par ameter . 4 Contrast Adjus [...]

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    17” Moni tor Controls El o En t ui t iv e T ou ch m on i to r C RT U se r Gu i d e - 1 3 17” Monitor Con trols 1 Decrease button Sc rolls do wn or decreases t he v alue o f a para meter . 2 Function button Displays Elo to uchm onit or on- scre en dis play . 3 Increase button Sc rolls up or increas es the v alu e of a par ameter . 4 Contrast Adj[...]

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    Chapte r 3 : Operation 14 - El o En tu it i v e T ou c hm o ni t o r CR T U se r Gu i de On-Screen Menu s: Overview *De gaus s on-scr een menu op tion a va ilable on 17-inch mo nitor on ly . Horizontal Si ze Horizontal Positi on Vertical Si ze Vertical Po sition Pi ncus hion Til t Trapezoi d Main Menu Size and Po sition Geom etry Color *Degaus s La[...]

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    T ouchmonitor Adjus tment Controls El o En t ui t iv e T ou ch m on i to r C RT U se r Gu i d e - 1 5 T ouchmonito r Adjustment Cont rols 1. Press the F unction button on the front panel to display the Main Menu. 2. Press the < + > or < – > button to scro ll up or down the Main Menu, then press the Function button to enter the seconda[...]

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    Chapte r 3 : Operation 16 - El o En tu it i v e T ou c hm o ni t o r CR T U se r Gu i de Size and Position Menu 1. Use the < + > or < – > b utton to scroll up or down. 2. Press the Fun ction button to s elect a parameter in the Size and Positi on me nu. Adjustin g Size an d Posi tion 1. Use the < + > or < – > b utton to [...]

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    Geometry Me nu El o En t ui t iv e T ou ch m on i to r C RT U se r Gu i d e - 1 7 Geometry M enu 1. Use the < + > or < – > b utton to scroll up or down. 2. Press the Function b utton to select a parameter in the Geometry menu. Functions Description Horizontal Size -+ Horizontal Position Vertical Size Vertical Posi tion Increases or de[...]

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    Chapte r 3 : Operation 18 - El o En tu it i v e T ou c hm o ni t o r CR T U se r Gu i de Adjusti ng Geom etry 1. Use the < + > or < – > b utton to adjust a parameter . 2. Press the F unction button to sav e the adjustment and return to the Geometry menu. 3. If you ha v e made an y parameter adjustment, the Sav e and Return option will[...]

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    Color Menu El o En t ui t iv e T ou ch m on i to r C RT U se r Gu i d e - 1 9 Adjusting Color 1. Use the < + > or < – > b utton to scroll up or down. 2. Press the Functio n b utton to select one of the preset color modes. When the User Color 1 or User Color 2 me nu first appears, the letter R is highlighted. 1. Use the < + > or [...]

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    Chapte r 3 : Operation 20 - El o En tu it i v e T ou c hm o ni t o r CR T U se r Gu i de 6. Once you ha ve compl eted your adj ustments, hi ghlight the Sa v e and Return optio n to save and return to the C olor menu, or select Cancel to quit U ser Color 1 or User Col or 2 without saving adju stmen ts. Degauss Menu The deg auss function demagnetizes[...]

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    Managem ent Menu El o En t ui t iv e T ou ch m on i to r C RT U se r Gu i d e - 2 1 Mana gement Menu 1. Use the < + > or < – > b utton to scroll up or down. 2. Press the Function b utton to enter differ ent functions in the Management menu: Power Saver This featu re acti vates or dea ctiv ates the Display Pow er Management System (DPM[...]

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    Chapte r 3 : Operation 22 - El o En tu it i v e T ou c hm o ni t o r CR T U se r Gu i de 1. Use the < + > or < – > b utton to select ON/OFF . 2. Press the Function b utton to return to the Management menu. Factory Reset Factory Re set is u sed to r eset the on-scre en param eters to the facto ry settings. The default is Cancel. 1. Use[...]

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    Solutions to Common Problem s El o En t ui t iv e T o u ch m on i to r CR T U s er G ui de - 2 3 Chapter 4 T roubleshooting Solution s to Common Proble ms Pr oblem Sugge stion (s) No pictu re. Y our tou chmonito r may not be getting po wer . Make cert ain that yo ur power strip is pl ugged in to the wal l socket and that the PC and touchmon itor ar[...]

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    Chapter 4 : T roubleshooting 24 - El o En t ui t iv e T o u ch m on i to r CR T U se r Gu i de Monito r W arning Mes sages Warnin g Message Suggestion[...]

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    T ouc hsc reens: An Over vie w Elo Entu it ive T ouc hmo nito r CRT Us er Guid e - 25 Appendix A T ouch T echnology T ouchsc reens: An Overv iew T ypically , users communicate with computers by using a mouse, a key- board, or a combinatio n of the two. Users who are not keyboard-literate or mo use -savvy can becom e fr ustr ated with how lo ng hu m[...]

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    Appendix A : T ouch T echnology 26 - El o E nt ui t i ve T ou ch m on i t or CR T U se r Gu i de For e xample, a customer in a department sto re could scroll through a product catalog by increasing or decreasing pressure on an icon. Intelli- To u c h ’ s pres sure sensitivity increases the intuitiv e nature of a user/ touchscreen interaction by a[...]

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    El o En t ui t iv e T o u ch m on i to r CR T U s er G ui de - 2 7 Appendix B T ouchmonitor Safety This manual contains information t hat is impo rtant for th e proper setup and m aint enan ce of y our t ouch moni tor . Be fore se tti ng up a nd powe ring on your ne w touchmonitor , read through this manual, especially Chapter 2, Installation, and [...]

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    Appendix B : T ouchmonitor Safety 28 - El o En tu it i v e T ou c hm o ni t o r CR T U se r Gu i de Care and Handling of Y our T ouchmonito r The following tips will help keep your Elo Entu iti ve touchmonitor f unc- tioning at the optimal level. Prot ect yo ur tou chmo nitor from extrem ely low or h igh te mpe ratur es. Keep your touchmonito r dry[...]

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    Cleaning Y our T ouchmonitor El o En t ui t iv e T o u ch m on i to r CR T U s er G ui de - 2 9 Cleaning Y our T ouchmonitor Before you clean your touchmonito r (and PC), pre vent damage by pow- ering off the entire computer system and disconnecting the to uchmoni- tor from the A C outlet. Af ter you fi nish cleaning, mak e sure the touchmonitor is[...]

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    Appendix B : T ouchmonitor Safety 30 - El o En tu it i v e T ou c hm o ni t o r CR T U se r Gu i de[...]

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    Elo Entuitive T ouchmonitor CRT User G uide - 31 Regulatory Inf ormation Electric al Safet y Informat ion A) Compl iance is re quired w ith respect t o the voltage , frequenc y , an d current requireme nts indi- cate d on t he manu factu rer’ s l abel. C onnec tion t o a di f ferent p ower s ourc e than those speci fied herein w ill likely re sul[...]

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    32 - El o E nt ui t i ve T ou ch m on i t or CR T U se r Gu i de b) T o en sure compli ance, use on ly the provid ed manufa cturer-app roved line cor d. c) Th e user is cautione d that c hanges or mo dificat ions to th e equipme nt not expressly appr oved by the party resp onsible for comp liance cou ld void the use r’s auth orit y to opera te th[...]

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    El o En t ui t iv e T o u ch m on i to r CR T U s er G ui de - 3 3 Appendix C T echnical Specifications Note: All specifications are subject to c hange.[...]

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    Appendix C : T echnical Specificatio ns 34 - El o En tu it i v e T ou c hm o ni t o r CR T U se r Gu i de T ouchmonit or Specif icatio ns Picture T ube 17 ” (16 ” diagona l viewable image) flat square tube (FS T) with enhan ced contras t, dark- tinted CR T , 0.28 -mm do t pitch, in var shado w mask, advanced anti-reflectio n, and anti-glare. 15[...]

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    T ouchmoni tor Specifications El o En t ui t iv e T o u ch m on i to r CR T U s er G ui de - 3 5 USB hub (o ptio nal ) Not av ailable for 17-inch monitor . Local ly powered hub wi th two of four downstre am ports and one upst ream port . (+5 V , 1 a max.; 0.5 a each po rt) Fro nt Panel Co ntrols – (Decrease), Func tion, + (Increase), Contrast, Br[...]

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    Appendix C : T echnical Specificatio ns 36 - El o En tu it i v e T ou c hm o ni t o r CR T U se r Gu i de IntelliT ouch T ouchmonitor Specifications Mechan ical Positiona l Accurac y Standard de viation o f error is less th an 0.080 in . (2.03 mm ). Equates to less than ±1%. T ouchpoint Den sity More tha n 100 ,000 to uchpoi nts/i n 2 (15,500 tou [...]

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    T ouchmoni tor Specifications El o En t ui t iv e T o u ch m on i to r CR T U s er G ui de - 3 7 En vironmental Chemical Resist ance Th e activ e area of the touchs creen is resistant to all chemicals that do not affect glass, such as: Aceton e T oluene Methyl ethyl ketone Isopropyl alcohol Methyl alco hol Ethyl ac etate Ammoni a-based glass clean [...]

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    Appendix C : T echnical Specificatio ns 38 - El o En tu it i v e T ou c hm o ni t o r CR T U se r Gu i de AccuT ouch T ouchmonitor Specifications Mechan ical Constructi on T o p: Pol yester with o utside hard-surf ace coa ting with clear or antiglare f inish. Inside: Transparent con ductive coating. Bottom: Glass su bstrate with u niform resisti ve[...]

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    T ouchmoni tor Specifications El o En t ui t iv e T o u ch m on i to r CR T U s er G ui de - 3 9[...]

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    Appendix C : T echnical Specificatio ns 40 - El o En tu it i v e T ou c hm o ni t o r CR T U se r Gu i de Signal PINOUT for 15” and 17” Monito rs *Pin 5, sel f-test pi n shall be gro unded when signal conn ector is pl ugged i n. 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 10 9 11 13 12 15 14 PI N Numbe r Signal 1 Red vide o 2 G reen vi deo 3 Blue vi deo 4 Ground 5 *VGA c [...]

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    T ouchmoni tor Specifications El o En t ui t iv e T o u ch m on i to r CR T U s er G ui de - 4 1 15” CRT T ouchmonitor Dimensions[...]

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    Appendix C : T echnical Specificatio ns 42 - El o En tu it i v e T ou c hm o ni t o r CR T U se r Gu i de 17” CRT T ouchmonitor Dimensions[...]

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    Elo Entuitive T ouchmonitor CRT User G uide - 43 W arranty Except as othe rwise stated h erein or in an order ack nowledgment delivered to Buyer , Seller warra nts to Buye r that the Produc t shall be fre e of defects i n mate- rials and workmanship . See rele v ant specif ication sh eet for touchm onitors. Seller mak e s no warra nty re gardin g t[...]

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    44 - El o E nt ui t i ve T ou ch m on i t or CR T U se r Gu i de MENT , OR O THER WISE. NO EMPLO YEE OF SELLER OR ANY OTHER P AR TY IS A UTHORIZED T O MAKE ANY W ARRANTY FOR THE GOODS O THER TH AN THE W ARRANTY SET FOR TH HEREIN. S ELLER ’ S LIA- BILITY UNDER THE W ARRANTY SHALL BE LIMITED T O A REFUND OF THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE PR ODUCT . IN N[...]

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    Index Elo Entuitive T ouchmonitor CRT User G uide - 45 I NDE X 15” CRT Touchmo nitor Dimension s 41 15” Monitor Control s 12 17” CRT Touchmo nitor Dimension s 42 17” Monitor Control s 13 A About This Manual 1 Accu Touc h Touc hmon itor Speci fic ation s 38 Accu Touc h To uchs creen s 26 Adjusting Color 19 Adjust ing Geometr y 18 Adju sting [...]