User Manual DURAVIS 3000 SERIES
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1. 3 parvus User Manual MNL 0551 01 revA2 REF ECO 1390 Effective 26 APR 07 Disclaimer Although the information contained herein has been carefully verified Parvus Corporation assumes no responsibility for errors that might appear in this document or for damage to property or persons resulting from improper use of this manual or related software Parvus reserves the right to change the contents and form of this document as well as the features and specifications of its products at any time without notice The information in this publication does not represent a commitment on the part of Parvus This document contains proprietary information that is protected by copyright All rights are reserved No part of this document may be photocopied reproduced or translated into another language without the prior written consent of Parvus Parvus Corporation 3222 S Washington St Salt Lake City Utah USA 84115 Phone 1 801 483 1533 Toll Free 1 800 483 3152 Main 1 801 483 1533 Fax 1 801 483 1523 Email Sales sales parvus com Support tsupport parvus com Web site http www parvus com Send us your comments and feedback feedback parvus com Parvus is the U S arm of the Eurotech Group www eurotech com a global family of technology companies focused on innovative embedded and high performance computing solutions Trademarks Trademarks and registered trademarks appearing in this document are the property of2. Additional signals are assigned on the outputs of the Video Driver and the input to the Display The pin assignments are listed in Chapter 2 e The DuraVIS 3000 requires a 14 to 35 VDC power source To ensure a clear picture use a shielded cable for incoming power The power can be supplied by either video DB15HD Connectors e Input power has an EMI pi filter configuration e The display is reverse bias protected e Display orientation can be inverted see Chapter 4 e The backlight offers 30 levels of brightness at over eight hundred nit Durability e The case is made of anodized black 6061T6 aluminum for EMI shielding e The LCD is cradled in a molded shock cushion for high vibration and shock operation e The acrylic window can take a heavy sharp blow without damage to the LCD although the window may be scratched e The front protective window is anti reflective coated and ITO coated for glare and EMI control e Vinyl protective sheet is placed over the display screen during shipping to prevent damage e An external protective boot is available for added handling protection MNL 0551 01 revA2 DuraVIS 3000 9 Chapter 2 Video Port Pin outs The DuraVIS 3000 is equipped with two DB15HD input ports One that is labeled DVGA VGA and the other labeled EVGA Input power is applied on pins 11 and 12 of either input port You can supply the power on the same connector as the video signal or you can supply power on the unused c
3. in any case be liable for any special incidental consequential indirect or punitive damages even if Parvus has been advised of the possibility of such damages Parvus is not responsible for lost profits or revenue loss of the use of software loss of data costs of recreating lost data or the cost of any substitute equipment or program This Warranty shall be governed by the laws of the United States of America and the State of Utah and any claim brought under this Warranty may only be brought in state or federal court located in Salt Lake County State of Utah and purchaser hereby consents to personal jurisdiction in such courts For further information contact Parvus Corporation 3222 S Washington St Salt Lake City Utah USA 84115 801 483 1533 FAX 801 483 1523 Web site http www parvus com
4. Number 1 Red Input VGA Signal 2 Green Input VGA Signal 3 Blue Input VGA Signal 4 N C 5 N C 6 Red Return Input VGA Signal 7 Green Return Input VGA Signal 8 Blue Return Input VGA Signal 9 Horizontal Sync Input Differential Video Signal optional 10 Vertical Sync Input Differential Video Signal optional 11 VIN Input Input Power 12 GND IN Input Input Power 13 Horizontal Sync Input VGA Signal 14 Vertical Sync Input VGA Signal 15 N C Table 1 Figure 1 EVGA signals EVGA Encoded VGA is the new video standard that is used to drive VGA signals over long distances No individual synchronization signals are necessary EVGA requires only 6 input signals see Table 2 The EVGA port of the unit can only handle 640x480 EVGA signals Pin Signal Name Input Output Comments Number 1 Red Input EVGA Signal 2 Green Input EVGA Signal 3 Blue Input EVGA Signal 4 Reserved 5 N C 6 Red Return Input EVGA Signal 7 Green Return Input EVGA Signal 8 Blue Return Input EVGA Signal 9 Reserved 10 N C 11 VIN Input Input Power 12 GND IN Input Input Power 13 Reserved 14 Reserved 15 N C Table 2 Figure 3 MNL 0551 01 revA2 DuraVIS 3000 11 Chapter 3 Operational Mode Indicator The LED in the upper right hand corner of the display is the Operational Mode Indicator The following table indicates the modes of operation based on the color displ
5. acklight to midrange intensity and sets the video to right side up Invert Video If it is necessary to mount the display upside down the displayed image can be inverted by holding the Down button while powering on the display Important note in inverted mode the buttons on the front swap functions l e when the display is mounted upside down the topmost button increases the backlight intensity and the bottommost button decreases the backlight intensity Normal Video If the display has been inverted as discussed above the display can be brought back to normal video mode by holding the Up button during power on After power on The following functions are done by using the buttons after the system has been powered up It should be noted that the function of the buttons is different when depressed during power on than after power on When in inverted video mode the Up and Down buttons swap thus the topmost intensity button increases backlight intensity Up Increase the intensity of the backlight Down Decrease the intensity of the backlight User Defined These keys are specified by the user Backlight Power This key turns the backlight off Back of LCD Brightness Push and hold the brightness button while adjusting the brightness with the front up down keys This will adjust the video signal brightness not the backlight intensity Video Flip Push to flip the LCD display Contrast Push and hold the Contrast button while adj
6. ayed by the LED Color of the LED Operational Mode Red No Video Green Video Blue Initializing Flashing Red and Green Internal Error Figure 4 Chapter 4 User Controls Down PE Backlight Power o n md 7 User Defined Not Used User Defined Brightness User Defined PR EN G CM Sn Q Up Contrast a is Q E DE F L I Z n Not Used EVGA DV GA V GA Figure 2 Port and Pushbutton designations for the DuraVIS 3006 20 Not Used Up Brightness V Down Contrast o ME 6 e J gt Flip l Not Used EVGA DVGA VGA e o O parvus Figure 2 Port and Pushbutton designations for the DuraVIS 3006 00 MNL 0551 01 revA2 DuraVIS 3000 13 Power up Control The following settings are applied by powering up the display while holding the indicated buttons for the settings operations listed It should be noted that the behavior of the buttons is different during power on than while running When the display is positioned so that the buttons and LED are on the right side it is in its standard mounting mode and the display is described as right side up Factory Reset Simultaneously press the Up and Down buttons while powering on the unit to return to factory defaults This sets the b
7. figure RE102 3 internal fixed wing lt 25 meters MIL STD 810F Designed and Tested to the following standards e High Temperature Section 501 e Low Temperature Section 502 e Vibration Section 514 e Shock Section 516 MNL 0551 01 revA2 DuraVIS 3000 17 For more information about this or other products in the Parvus line of embedded systems solutions call 801 483 1533 from 8 00AM to 5 00PM Mountain Time E mail us at sales parvus com or visit our web site at http www parvus com LIMITED WARRANTY Parvus Corporation warrants this product to be free of defects in materials and workmanship and that the product meets or exceeds the current specifications published by Parvus This Warranty is valid for a period of one 1 year from the date of purchase Parvus reserves the right to repair or replace any Warranted products at its sole discretion Any product returned to Parvus for repair or replacement under the provisions of this warranty must be accompanied by a valid Return Material Authorization RMA number issued by the Parvus Customer Service Department Parvus Corporation makes no warranty not expressly set forth in this document Parvus disclaims and excludes all implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose The aggregate liability of Parvus arising from or relating to regardless of the form of action or claim is limited to the total of all payments made to purchase the product Parvus shall not
8. mation for Canada This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Cet appareil num rique de la classe B est conforme a la norme NMB 003 du Canada CE Marking This equipment complies with the requirements for CE marking when used in a residential commercial vehicular or light industrial environment RAEE The information below is issued in compliance with the regulations as set out by the 2002 96 CE directive subsequently superseded by 2003 108 CE and refers electrical and electronic equipment and the management of their waste WEEE When disposing of a device including all of its components subassemblies and materials that are an integral part of the product you should take the WEEE directive into consideration packaging instruction literature and or the guarantee sheet By using this symbol it states that the device has been marketed after August 13th 2005 and implies that you must separate all of its Y This symbol has been attached to the equipment or in the case that this is not possible on the components when possible and dispose of them in accordance with local waste disposal legislations gt Because of the substances present in the equipment an improper use or disposal of the refuse can cause damage to human health and to the environment gt With reference to RAEE it is compulsory to not dispose of the equipment with normal urban refuse arrangements should be instigated for separate collection and di
9. n rss de ivawusdeuete sce es sessdutdertadeedusuc atvewtutecss 6 Chapter 1 Introduction 0 0 er a e a a ae cen aa a aa e aa E r aea ae anaa aaa aaae ares 7 re GE E vista AEN g ea E E a A 7 Chapter 2 Video Port Pim OUts UA a aaa aeae ae re eaaa e Maaa o aaee naaa n aaa no aeeoo ASS DUN aeiaai 9 DVGA VGA Signals enmeta a B fa tad 9 EVGA SIQNAlS surta aa Can a ease eed 10 Chapter 3 Operational Mode Indicator nent 11 Chapter 4 User Controls iia a a iaa dia 12 Pow r Up GOntrol ii seb isir nu ba el Lea reb b TA Ba a Pa B g a aa Ea ian iai 13 After DOWN re er i a e A Ba tani A A lethal eter 14 Back OF LGD a i e aa a ER b a ici 14 Chapter5 Troubleshooting mnnnnnnnnnnnnenennsneennnnennnnenennss 15 Normal Calida o iia 15 Technical Sales Assista ozimmi neneiia a e rs aa 15 Returning For Servite ices nine ints aie iboats l 15 Appendix O 16 Environmental TEStINQ nsira a ee 16 LIMPED WARRANT Mia ne Re tee te ter rele tra rer te M caia edad SE MA oe 17 MNL 0551 01 revA2 DuraVIS 3000 7 Chapter 1 Introduction Overview The DuraVIS 3000 is an LED backlit display that includes internal shock mitigation as well as digital intensity control Signals from a 640x480 VGA source are used to drive the display The following information is supplied as a description of the state of this product and some of the options that are available Function Highlights e The VGA inputs are through a Standard VGA connector
10. onnector For Instance if you were supplying an EVGA signal you could apply the power to the EVGA connector or the DVGA VGA connector Be sure to only use one power supply The following tables indicate the pin outs of the video ports of the DuraVIS 3000 Figure 2 depicts the signal names and pin assignments for the DVGA VGA high density DB 15 connector Figure 3 depicts the pin out of the EVGA high density DB 15 connector DVGA VGA signals DVGA Differential VGA is a video format created by Parvus Corporation to drive VGA signals over long distances DVGA requires all of the signals of a regular VGA cable plus pins 9 and 10 See Table 1 The DVGA VGA port on the display is able to handle two video formats DVGA and VGA The display will automatically detect the video format VGA or DVGA and display the video image to the LCD The VGA DVGA interface will support Standard VGA or Parvus Differential Sync VGA via this connector The Video pin out signal connections are shown in the table below NOTE While the display supports VESA VGA signals the interface connector is NOT a VESA VGA port Care should be taken when connecting to this port to ensure proper signal connections When used with VESA VGA only the 9 Video signals should be connected with all other pins left unconnected A PC DB15HD VGA Cable should not be used with this interface connector Pin Signal Name Input Output Comments
11. sposal gt For more detailed information about recycling of RAEE please contact your local waste collection body gt In case of illicit disposal sanctions will be levied on transgressors Anti static precautions Always use appropriate antistatic precautions when handing any board This is to avoid damage caused by ESD Electro Static Discharge MNL 0551 01 revA2 DuraVIS 3000 Conventions The following table lists the conventions that are used throughout this manual Icon Notice Type Description Information note Important features or instructions Warning damage to a program system or device or potential personal injury Information to alert vou to potential The Mode of the register RAW Read and write register RO Read only register W Meaning of the register when written R Meaning of the register when read Hexadecimal numbers Hexadecimal numbers are indicated with an h suffix for example 11Ch Other NC Not internally connected Reserved Use reserved to Factory Table of Contents DISCLAIMER sites Aree carters node caida he A tt O E do An A tent ne AL a 2 Trademarsu Si xiii e ant Sa ie BA eee A BAT TARA A MA ne alae 2 IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO THE USER iii 3 Safety Notices and Wwarninos Last ia sabu nement apo A aas 3 RAEE srl te o tro aa 4 Anti stati PreCAUtlONS s s sia e l a DA A E AA 4 GONVEONtONS L Nin iet a a a A A a a tne renee ot te nt non 5 Table of Contents iii nn ee
12. their respective owners MNL 0551 01 revA2 DuraVIS 3000 3 IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO THE USER Before proceeding further please carefully read the following paragraphs Safety Notices and warnings FCC information and compliance This device has been designed to comply with the limits of a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference The device generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications or to devices that are not appropriately shielded Parvus is not responsible for any radio or device which may be affected by harmiul interference Appropriate shielding of susceptible devices is not the responsibility of Parvus Further Parvus is not responsible for unauthorized modifications of Parvus equipment including the substitution or attachment of cables and or other unauthorized equipment If electrical interference is harmfully affecting a device it is the responsibility of the user to correct this interference In order to minimize the affects of electrical interference use only shielded data cables with the system In accordance with FCC 15 21 changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Emissions infor
13. usting the contrast with the front up down keys Revision Info Push both the up and down buttons simultaneously to display the OSD Version information MNL 0551 01 revA2 DuraVIS 3000 15 Chapter 5 Troubleshooting Normal Care The display can be cleaned with a soft cloth warm soapy water or alcohol The Cooling fins on the back of the display should not be covered Technical Sales Assistance If you have a technical question or if you cannot isolate a problem with your display please call or e mail the Parvus Technical Support gt Email tsupport parvus com gt Phone 1 801 483 1533 gt Fax 1 801 483 1523 If you have a sales related question please contact your local Sales Representative Returning For Service Before returning any Parvus product you must contact Parvus to obtain a Returned Material Authorization RMA number iD Note You must have the RMA number in order to return any product for any reason Pack the module in an anti static material and ship it in a sturdy cardboard box with enough packing material to adequately cushion it Warning Any product returned to Parvus improperly packed will immediately void the warranty for that particular product Appendix Environmental Testing MIL STD 461E Designed and Tested to the following standards e CE 102 Section 5 5 Power Leads 10 kHz to 10 MHz basic curve e RE 102 Section 5 16 Electric Field 2 MHz to 18 GHz two configurations
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