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1027-0045UM REV B Issued 02/12

CONNECTIONS & SETUP

NOTE: The IDS will accept a standard DVI

connector but will no longer support analog

signals as offered by the onboard video

processing engine.

NOTE: If the Touch Screen option has been

purchased for the IDS, ongoing communication

between the host computer and monitor is

required via USB type B (picture above).

DVI-I (Digital + Analog)

USB-B Plug

Standard DVI-D (Digital Only)

(Single + Dual Link)

USB-B Jack

USB-A Plug USB-A Jack

BNC Plug

(NTSC)

BNC Jack

(NTSC)

Connector Reference

Diagrams

Video

USB Communication

Required Cables/Connectors

• Power Cord (Standard)

• DVI-I Cable (Supports Digital + Analog)

• USB Type B interface connector (For

Touch Screen functionality)

3.1 Connecting and Setting Up the IDS display

Step 1 - Connect the power cord to the monitor, and plug the IDS into a power outlet

Now that the IDS has been successfully installed, it is time to connect the monitor to a power source.

Once the power cable has been inserted into the IDS, connect the display to a power outlet.

Though there is no incoming video signal, the monitor now has power. In the center of the monitor

there will be a notication that reads “NO SYNC, PLEASE CHECK CABLE.” Proceed to connecting the

display to a video source.

Step 2 - Connect the IDS to video source via DVI-I cable

In addition to power, the display needs an incoming signal from a host computer. The host computer

outputs the signal and information that the user views on the display. Connect the display to the host

computer via DVI-I cable (as seen to the right in Diagram 1A).

Note - A standard DVI-D cable (Diagram 1B) will broadcast a digital signal; however, it will not support

an incoming analog source. The monitor has now been supplied with power and an incoming signal.

Step 3 - (For Touch Panel Use) - This cabling step is required for Touch Panel Operation

Connect the IDS to host computer via USB Type B interface.

Operation of the touch panel functions on the IDS display requires ongoing communication with the

host computer via RS232 communications over the USB Type B connector.

Insert the male USB Type B connector (as shown in Diagram B) into the the female USB Type B recept-

able jack on the back of the IDS display. On the other end of the USB interface cable is a USB Type A

connector. Connect this to a Type A jack on the host computer.

Once the display has been connected to a host computer via the USB Type B connector

, there will be

communication between the IDS panel and the host computer.

Step 4 - Checking for an incoming signal

The IDS now has power and a connection to a host computer. Turn on the computer to conrm that

the display is receiving an incoming video signal. The LED channel indicator as well as the Status LED

indicator on the control panel at the bottom of the front of the display will both turn green.

If no image appears on the screen, toggle to the displays other channel.

The monitor will automatically default to digital signal. If the incoming signal is analog, please follow the

steps in the Conguration Screen subsection located in this manual’s Operations section for directions

to toggle the channel type to analog.

For additional video signal setup: repeat steps 2 and 4 for the new incoming signal.

Additional USB Type B interface communication is needed for Touch Screen Functionality. Direction and

steps for Touch Panel Setup can be found in the following section.

Setup Complete - The Z Microsystems IDS monitor is now setup and connected to a video source.

Preparations

In preparation to setting up and

connecting the IDS, turn off the

electrical power to your computer.

This section will provide information and assistance with the following topics:

• Cable connections for power and video input

• Setting up touch panel functionality with the display

• Software and Driver information for touch panel use

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