Advantech DLT-V83 SERIES User manual

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DLT-V83 Industrial Computer
Quick Start and Installation (EN)
These Quick Start and Installation Instructions apply to all models in the DLT-V83
series: For DLT-V8310, DLT-V8312 and DLT-V8315 in various equipment levels.
IMPORTANT:
−Read and observe these instructions before commissioning and
using the DLT-V83.
−Read and observe the “DLT-V83 Safety Instructions”.
−Observe all other documents included with the device.
−Retain all documents and pass them on to any future owners of the
equipment.
−Read and observe the “DLT-V83 Operating Instructions” available
online and provided for download from our websites:
www.advantech.com
www.advantech-service-iot.eu
On these websites you will also find the latest versions of all
DLT-V83 documentation.
1PACKING LIST
Before setting up the system, check that the items listed below are included and in good
condition. If any item does not accord with the table, please contact your dealer
immediately:
−DLT-V83 Industrial Computer
−Power cable (DC or AC variant)
−Cable cover (with or without integrated UPS battery pack)
−Cable sealing set including cable clips, grommets and fastening screws
−Product supplement like these instructions and possibly “OS End User License
Agreement” (depends on optional OS type)

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2OVERVIEW OF IMPORTANT OPERATING ELEMENTS
NOTICE: Property damage
Users of the DLT-V83 must be trained by skilled personnel and instructed about the
operation of the device.
2.1 Rear side
Radio antenna:
−Do not cover
−Must have a distance of
> 20 to 50 cm to persons
4 VESA drill holes, with
75 x 75 mm spacing,
cooling fins in between
Pressure compensation element:
−Do not modify or remove
Cable cover
Drilled holes for mounting brackets and accessory holders
(on the left side and on the right side of the device)
Speaker (lateral)

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2.2 Front side (2 model variants)
A) Front with Resistive touchscreen
Available with:
−5 front keys (as shown in the picture below)
−or 26 front keys (5 front keys as shown in the picture below plus additional
numeric keys 0 to 9, arrow keys and programmable function keys)
Front keys:
−Device on/off
−Display
brighter/darker
−Backlighting
on/off
−Touchscreen
on/off
Operate the resistive
touchscreen with:
−Dry fingers
−Dry, soft gloves
−Suitable touch
stylus (plastic or
wood, rounded tip)
LEDs:
−Temperature (Red = temperature in the device is below or
above the normal range)
−Access to the flash drive
−Supply voltage (Green = supply voltage available)
Radio antenna:
−Do not cover
−Must have a distance of
> 20 to 50 cm to persons

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B) Front with PCT touchscreen
*The color of the power key indicates the following:
white
Device is starting
blue
Device is on
red Temperature in the device is below or above the normal range
Programmable
function keys
and Shift-key
Front keys:
−Power*
−Display
brighter/darker
−Backlighting on/off
−LED: Access to
the flash drive
Operate the PCT
touchscreen with:
−Dry fingers
−Dry, thin gloves
−Suitable touch
stylus with
capacitive tip
Radio antenna:
−Do not cover
−Must have a distance of
> 20 to 50 cm to persons

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3EXTERNAL CONNECTORS
3.1 In the cable compartment under the cable cover
DLT-V83 Series: DC variant, maximum equipment level (optional)
Pin assignment (standard)
Power supply
12/24/48 VDC nominal
UPS (optional)
Uninterrupted power supply (UPS)
2 x SMA (optional)
WWAN/GPS
Audio MIC PWR out
Voice kit
COM1, COM2
Serial interfaces
2 x RSMA (optional)
Remote WLAN antenna
RJ45
LAN Ethernet 10/100/1000 MBit/s
USB2, USB1, USB0
USB 2.0 interface (HI-SPEED™), bootable
Expansion interfaces package 1 (optional)
D I/O
Digital In/Out
RJ45
LAN Ethernet 10/100/1000 MBit/s
Expansion interfaces package 2 (optional)
CAN
CAN interface
D I/O
Digital In/Out
RJ45
LAN Ethernet 10/100/1000 MBit/s

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DLT-V8315: AC variant, maximum equipment level (optional)
Pin assignment (standard)
Power supply
DLT-V8315
100 up to 240 VAC
Audio MIC PWR out
Voice kit
COM1, COM2
Serial interfaces
2 x RSMA (optional)
Remote WLAN antenna
RJ45
LAN Ethernet 10/100/1000 MBit/s
USB2, USB1, USB0
USB 2.0 interface (HI-SPEED™), bootable
Expansion interfaces package 1 (optional)
D I/O
Digital In/Out
RJ45
LAN Ethernet 10/100/1000 MBit/s
Expansion interfaces package 2 (optional)
CAN
CAN interface
D I/O
Digital In/Out
RJ45
LAN Ethernet 10/100/1000 MBit/s

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3.2 Connectors underneath the antenna
(or underneath the protective cap, for devices without radio equipment)
Connectors:
−Service-USB (USB 2.0 Host, HI-SPEEDTM)
−CFast slot
−Mini-SIM card slot
NOTICE: Physical damage
−Switch off the DLT-V83 before the protective cap or antenna is removed.
−Only insert/remove the Mini-SIM card, CFast card and USB stick when the device has
been completely de-energized.
Protective caps or antennas:
−Are only permitted to be removed for servicing purposes, e.g. to install software
updates.
−Are only permitted to be removed by qualified expert personnel.
Several antenna types are secured to the radio card inside the device using thin
antenna connection cables.
−Remove these antennas from the device with great care as the antenna connection
cables can become detached from the antenna and from the radio card, meaning that
radio operation is no longer possible.
Refer to the description and required tools for opening the antenna in the
"DLT-V83 Operating Instructions".

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4CONFIGURATION (FRONT KEYS, RADIO)
4.1 General
Basic settings for the DLT-V83 are defined in advance at the factory, e.g. :
−Network settings
−Front-key assignment
−Functional method of the automatic shutdown function, etc.
To adapt these settings, please use the configuration tool for the corresponding
operating system on your DLT-V83, e.g. the DLoG Config Tool for DLT-V83 devices
with MS-Windows.
4.2 Configuring radio functionality (WLAN, WWAN)
The following preparations have already been carried out at the factory for the optional
radio functionality of the DLT-V83:
−The radio card and the corresponding drivers are installed.
−A default profile with basic settings is defined.
Please find WLAN and WWAN configuration details in the “DLT-V83
Operating Instructions”.
WARNING
Radiation emission
DLT-V83 devices with radio equipment emit high frequency energy (abbreviation: HF).
To protect persons against HF radiation:
−Mount the DLT-V83 so that persons maintain a minimum distance of 20 to 50 cm from
the radio antennas.
−Ensure that persons observe this minimum distance when operating the DLT-V83.

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5NOTES ON THE MECHANICAL MOUNTING
5.1 Overview: Recommended mounting sequence
1. Find a suitable installation position for the DLT-V83.
2. Secure the device mounting (RAM or mounting bracket) to the targeted
subject/vehicle.
3. Connect external accessories to the DLT-V83.
4. Install an easily accessible disconnecting device such as a switch close to the
device.
5. Connect all cables (power supply, peripherals).
6. Seal cable passages with cable grommets and dummy grommets.
7. Close the DLT-V83 with the cable cover.
8. Install the DLT-V83 on the device mounting.
5.2 Notes about the attachment of device mounts and accessory mounts
WARNING
Risk of accident on vehicles if the mounting becomes loose
Mechanical expert knowledge is required for correct attachment of device mounts and
accessory mounts on the DLT-V83.
−Use suitable mounting material.
−Observe the maximum screw-in depth of the holes of the DLT-V83:
The recommended screw-in depth of D x 1 always applies (screw diameter x 1).
ATTENTION: Screws that are too long, e.g. in the VESA mounting holes, can pierce
the rear side of the DLT-V83 and cause irreparable damage to the device.
Mounting examples:
Device mount:
RAM Mount solution
Device mount: ADLoG
mounting bracket
Accessory mount:
24-key keypad

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6NOTES ON THE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
Available power supply units
Integrated direct current (DC) power supply unit
Available for all device variants of the DLT-V83 series:
−Integrated, galvanically separated direct current power supply unit
−12/24/48 VDC nominal (wide-range power supply unit)
−60 W / 80 W internal, type DC-16
−Voltage range 9 to 60 VDC
NOTICE: Property damage
Fit fuses to the following supply lines:
−The DC+ connecting cable must be protected by a fuse (max. 30 AT).
−The ignition connecting cable must be protected by a fuse of the following type:
5x20 mm T 125 mA L / 250 V, for example Wickmann 195-125 mA / 250 V.
Integrated alternating current (AC power supply unit)
Only available for the DLT-V8315 device variant:
−Integrated, galvanically separated alternating current power supply unit, type AC-4
−Nominal voltage 100 to 240 VAC
−Voltage range 85 to 264 VAC
−Connection to the power supply on the underside of the device via an angled
connector for non-heating apparatus
WARNING
Danger of death due to hazardous voltage, electric shock.
−Do not open DLT-V83 devices with AC power supply unit while they are connected to
the power supply; doing so represents a danger to life.
−Before installing, observe the "DLT-V83 Operating Instructions", "AC devices" section.

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7CONNECT CABLES, SEAL CABLE PASSAGES
7.1 Required components
A) Cable sealing set
Cable sealing set components
10 x cylinder head screws DIN 912 M3x12 for fastening the cables to the
strain relief rail
7 x cable clips for fastening the cables to the strain relief rail
10 x cable grommets (different size openings); must be fitted to all cables
before they are inserted into the cable passages.
6 x dummy grommets to seal cable passages on the device that are not
required
Note: Some screws and grommets in the scope of delivery are replacement parts.
B) Cable cover
−Cable cover without integrated UPS battery pack (see below picture, left)
−Or: Cable cover with integrated UPS battery pack (see below picture, right)
−Thin shaft screws, self-retaining in the holes (4x DIN 912 M4x12 thread length 4mm)
C) Power supply cable
−DC power supply cable with Phoenix contact connector
−Or: AC power supply cable with angled connector for non-heating apparatus with
on/off switch for the grid power

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7.2 Procedure
STEP 1: Plug in the power supply cable
Plug the relevant power supply cable (AC or DC) into the corresponding slot on the
DLT-V83.
For DC devices only: Secure the power supply cable, ensure a proper electrical
connection
−Plug the DC power supply cable into the DC slot.
−Tighten the mounting screws hand-tight.
−Remove the nut from the ground bolt.
The toothed washer remains on the ground bolt.
−Plug the ring tongue on the power supply cable onto
the ground bolt; the flat side of the ring tongue points
towards the DLT-V83 connector panel.
−Lastly, fit the nut and fasten it.
NOTICE: For a proper electrical connection, it is
important to have the correct order of the components
on the ground bolt (from inside to outside):
Toothed washer (internal)
Ring tongue on the power
supply cable (center)
Nut (external)
Ground bolt, with the
following components
factory-fitted:
−1 x toothed washer
D=8.5 d=4.2 t=0.5 ST Ni
−1 x nut (W)
W=6 M4*0.7 H=2.5 ST Zn
Mounting screws

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Please note:
From STEP 2 the information applies to all devices, AC and DC!
STEP 2: Fit cable grommet onto power supply cable (AC or DC variant) and
secure to the strain relief
−Fit a suitable cable grommet onto the power supply cable.
NOTICE: The cable grommet must completely surround the cable.
The opening of the cable grommet must be slightly smaller than the
cable diameter.
If the opening is too large or too small, the sealing of the device will not
be ensured.
−Place the power supply cable, plus cable grommet, into the strain relief
rail cable passage.
−Place one cable clip on the power supply cable.
−Secure the cable clip to the strain relief rail using 2 mounting screws
(M3x5L).
−Tighten the mounting screw with alternating force.
NOTICE:
−Tighten the mounting screws sufficiently but make sure not to pinch
the cable. Otherwise, the cables may break or the insulation may be
damaged.
−Make sure that the power supply cables are run without kinks and are
mechanically protected (securely protected against crushing and
abrading).
The graphic shows the mounting system for all cables to be connected:
−Appropriate cable grommet on the cable
−Insert into the cable passage
−Secure using cable clip and screws to the
strain relief rail

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STEP 3: Connect the USB, Ethernet and COM cables
Procedure as described for the power supply cable:
−Connect the cable.
−Fit the appropriate cable grommet to the cable.
−Insert both components into the cable passage.
−Secure using cable clip and screws to the strain relief rail.
STEP 4: Close off unused cable openings
Close off all unused cable
passages with dummy
grommets so that they are
sealed.

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8ATTACHING THE CABLE COVER
To prevent fluids or dust penetrating the DLT-V83 during ongoing operation, the cable
compartment on the device must be sealed using the corresponding cable cover. The
protection class is only ensured if the cable cover is properly installed.
8.1 Attaching the cable cover without integrated UPS battery
−Place the cable cover in the DLT-V83 housing slot.
−Tighten the thin shaft screws (self-retaining) loosely.
−Then fully tighten the screws alternately (crosswise) to a torque of 3 Nm.
8.2 OR: Attaching the cable cover with integrated UPS battery
WARNING
Cable cover contains battery pack. Before connecting and disconnecting the cable
cover, the DLT-V83 must be de-energized.
−Hold the cable cover against the bottom edge of
the DLT-V83, as shown in the picture.
The connecting cables of the UPS must point in the
direction of the connector panel.
−Insert the connector, with the latch aligned correctly, into
the connector panel socket marked UPS optional .
−Place the cable cover into the housing groove of
the DLT-V83.
−Make sure that the battery cable is not jammed.
−Tighten the thin shaft screws (self-retaining) loosely in
the holes of the cable cover.
−Then fully tighten the screws crosswise to a torque
of 3 Nm.

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