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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 Z Microsystems COMMAND CO N SO L E 1 4 User Manu al FI ELD-READY[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 1. Use the power and video cables supplied with the Command Console to help prevent interference with radio and television reception. The use of cables and adapters may cause interference with electronic equipment in the vicinity of this unit. 2. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 ST ARTING POINT 4 Shipment Contents 4 User Manual 4 System Requirements 4 Product Description 5 PREP ARATION 6 INST ALL RAILS 7 INST ALL CONSOLE 8 FINAL ADJUSTMENTS 9 CABLES 9 SETUP 11 Closing Console 12 OPERA TION 13 MONIT OR ADJUSTMENTS 14 REFERENCE 18 TROUBLESHOO TING 20 SPECIFICA TIONS 22 APPENDICES 23 SUPPO[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 The User Manual comes in two formats: printed hardcopy or CD - ROM. This Manual is also available on the Z Microsystems website (www .zmicro.com). W e recommend you read this manual as follows: Carefully follow the instructions in the Installation and T esting chapter for hookup and initial control settings. Ref[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The Command Console provides a liquid crystal display , a desk work surface and storage for any size keyboard and mouse in a 3.5" high (2U) standard 19" rack or transit case. Specially de - signed locks on each side of the Command Console hold the compact folded unit securely in pla[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 TOOLS REQUIRED PRECAUTIONS Required T ools and Equipment  Flathead screwdriver with about 10" shaft.  Phillips screwdriver with about 10" shaft.  Computer Setup Diskette In preparation to install the Com- mand Console, take the following precautionary steps: T urn off the electrical power to y[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 SLIDE REMOVAL With the Console sitting on a workbench with the front facing towards you, press down to release the Z-Locks on each side of the front of the Console to slide the side rails back. The slide rail will reach a stop about half way back. This is a safety stop to prevent the Console sliding out too far [...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 Install Rails Go back on the rear of the cabinet frame, and fully tighten the three Phillips screws ((W) see page 30 - Install hardware) holding the slide extension rail to the cabinet frame. Make sure you hold the slide mounts hard against the rack rail. 8[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 INST ALL THE COMMAND CONSOLE IN THE SLIDES Pull the two Console slides out until they lock. Hold the Console by each side, with the front toward you. Feed the four cables coming out of the Console back through the cabinet frame. Guide the Console into the slides and slide the Console in until it stops. Simultane[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 Loosen the screws on each of the front Z-Lock mounts. FINAL ADJUSTMENTS OF THE COMMAND CONSOLE Slide the Console partially out. Use a flathead screw driver to slightly move the Z-Locks out away from the Console. Tighten all the screws on the front Z-Lock mounts. Slide the Console in and out to see if it moves sm[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 Close the storage tray top, then place the keyboard and mouse on top of the tray door . Using both hands, gently lift the Console screen by the top bar . Open the storage tray top. Remove the keyboard and mouse. Align the Keyboard and Mouse cable to pass through the recessed access notch. With both hands, press [...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 Place the keyboard and mouse inside the tray along with all cables and close door . Using both hands, gently drop the Console screen by the top bar until it lays flat. Remove the keyboard and mouse from top. Open the storage tray top. Press both the Z-Locks down and slide in the console until you hear the positi[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 Oper a tion Switch the Console monitor on by pushing and releasing the power switch marked. T urn on the monitor and then the computer . 13[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 Monitor Adjustments The LCD monitor features an On- Screen Display (OSD) with menus designed to make adjusting the monitor display settings easier . When highlighted, the icons illustrate the control function to assist in identifying which control needs adjustment. Before activation of the OSD menu, the Enter bu[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 MENU DESCRIPTIONS AUT O ADJUSTMENT Select this control to adjust the size and position automatically . It takes a maximum of 10 seconds to complete. This control allows adjustments to the black level of the display screen. Selection of this control allows making adjustments to the luminosity level of the display[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 Monitor Adjustments MENU DESCRIPTIONS H-SIZE Select this control, then use the and buttons to expand or decrease the image width to horizon- tally fill the display screen. Select this control, then use the and buttons to choose from: English, German (Deutsch), Spanish (Espanol), Italian (Italiano) or French (Fra[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 A UTO CALIBRA TION PROGRAM This program cooperates with FPMC firmware which automatically adjusts and saves the panel settings, which will fit each support mode. It takes about 50 seconds for auto adjust- ment. F ollow these steps to start the Auto Calibration P rogram: 1. Insert the Auto Calibration diskette in[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 R ef er ence LED INDICATOR The P ower Management feature of the LCD monitor is comprised of three stages: 1. On (green) 2. Standby , Suspend or Active Off (amber/green) 3. Out of Range (amber) TIMING GUIDE The monitor is a multi-frequency monitor . It operates at horizontal frequencies between 31.25KHz and 60.24[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 TIMING GUIDE The monitor is not limited to these preset factory-timing modes. In fact, because the monitor is multi-scan- ning, it can accept any signal within its frequency range of 31.25KHz - 60.24KHz horizontal and 56Hz - 75Hz vertical. If it is desired to use one of the preset timing modes, refer to the vide[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 T r oubleshooting NO POWER  Flip the P ower switch ON. The P ower LED turns on.  Make sure the A/C power cord is securely connected to the power jack and to a power outlet.  Plug another electrical device (like a radio) into the power outlet to verify that the power outlet is supplying the proper voltag[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 DOUBLE (SPLIT) SCREEN IMAGE  Make sure the graphics card is set to Non-Interlaced mode.  Make sure the input signals are within the LCD monitor s specified frequency range. (Maximum: VESA 1024x768/75Hz, MAC 1024x768/ 75Hz)  Connect the video cable securely .  T ry the LCD monitor with another powe[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 Specifica tions 22 P ower 100 - 240 VAC, 47 - 63Hz, 1.2 A Max W eight 26 lbs. Colors 262,144 Viewing Angle L/R 45/45 Deg . Up/Down. 15/35 Deg . Refresh Rate 1024 x 768 @ 75 Hz Max Display Area 284.9mm (H) x 213.7 mm (V) Operating T emp. 0 to +40 Celsius Storage T emp. -10 to +50 Celsius[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 A ppendix 23 PIN ASSIGNMENT[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 NOTE: For image problems, run AUTO SETUP again before consulting this section. In most cases, AUTO SETUP can fix the problems. See the Auto Setup section for details. NOTE: If possible, stay by the computer . The Z Microsystems T echnical Support Representa- tive may wish to go through the problem over the telep[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 If the Z Microsystems T echnical Support Engineer determines that the product needs to be replaced, a Customer Service representative will issue a Return Material Authorization (RMA) number and return address. An RMA number is required to return a product to Z Microsystems, regard- less of the reason for the ret[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 Y2K COMPLIANCE Z Microsystems has achieved full Y2K Compliance. In late 1997, the company s senior management assigned a Y2K Project T eam that consists of a cross-functional representation from information technology , procurement, manufacturing, test and development, finance, general affairs, engineering, m[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 Dr awings 27[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 Dr awings 28[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 INST ALL HARD WARE · Install the slide assemblies to the rack by installing three screws (V) to the front and three screws (W) to the rear . · Tighten the hex nuts (U) that were installed in the previous page. · Install the command console (FF) into the rack slides. U . 01-91802 Nut 8-32 Nylon Hex V . 01-9208[...]

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    Doc# 27-0001UM Issued 7/99 Rev . 1.2 Z Microsystems, Inc. 5945 Pacific Center Blvd., Suite 509 San Diego, CA 92121 Phone: (858) 657-1000 Fax; (858) 657-1001 Website: www.zmicro.com Copyright 1999 Z Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved[...]