ARTHUR HOLM DynamicX2KM User manual

DynamicX2KM
AH17DX2KM
AH22DX2KM
HDCP compliant aluminium retractable motorised monitor
with a motorised key and mouse
User Guide
Danish craftmanship
Mediterranean soul
Technology Serving Desing

TABLE OF CONTENTS
EC REGULATIONS AND SECURITY 6
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 6
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 8
CONTROLS 10
OSD MENU 10
INPUT CONNECTORS 12
AHLINK 14
INPUT SIGNALS 17
AHNET 17
INFORMATION ON DISPOSAL 21
WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS 22

WELCOME
Thank you for purchasing an ARTHUR HOLM product.
Our product range has been designed for a seamless integration and for
a maximum reliability.
Please, read this installation and operating instructions carefully and keep
them in a safe place for future reference.
We remain at your entire disposal if you have any suggestions that would
help us improve our products.
Henrik Holm
General Manager
[email protected]

ABOUT US
The Company
Arthur Holm has its origins in the Danish furniture designer Jorgen Alex
Jensen, who was active during the sixties and the seventies. His design
inspiration and his concept of ergonomics have been continued by his
family, who is the design force behind Arthur Holm product range. The
result of combining Scandinavian design tradition with Mediterranean
creativity, exibility and emotion is a wide product range built on more
than 25 years of craftsmanship.
Arthur Holm offers a professional product range where tomorrow’s
technology is shaped into valued materials with design exibility and
customisation, specially created to enhance communication in reception,
collaboration, conference and meeting areas.
The art of customisation
Arthur Holm offers a range of ingenious products whose designs are based
on quality materials and the latest technology. Products which endow
meeting and conference rooms with silent, ergonomic, innovative and
aesthetic solutions that integrate into the furniture, hang from the walls as
works of art or are used as interactive points of information.
The world of Arthur Holm
Arthur Holm offers a selection of unique, elegant, versatile, exible and
ergonomic products that are being used in meeting and conference
rooms, reception areas, huddle rooms, control rooms, auditoriums and
public zones of leading companies throughout the world.
The numbers speak for themselves! We currently own 33 product patents,
have presence in over 45 countries with products and solutions inmore
than 25,000 installations.
It will be our pleasure to work with you, designing your unique and
personalised environment. Our broadcast electronic engineers will
provide the latest technology while our design team will offer you the most
exclusive appearance.
Our team puts its heart, passion and pride in all our designs.

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Plugs
• Do not dismantle any part of the monitor power connector.
• Disconnect the power plug from the AC outlet when the monitor is not
going to be used for an indenite period of time.
Power and extensions cords
• Use the appropriate power cord with the correct plug type.
• Do not overload wall outlets or power cords.
• Make sure the total ampere passed through a extension cord does not
exceed the maximum allowed by the cable used.
• Do not place anything on the power cord.
• Do not locate this product where a person may walk or trip over the
cord.
EC REGULATIONS AND SECURITY
ATTENTION: Do not disassemble or modify the device in any way.
This symbol warns of the presence of dangerous un-insulated
voltages inside some of the components, of sufcient magnitude
to expose people to risk of electronic shock.
This symbol draws attention to important use and maintenance
instructions in the manual that accompanies the unit.
This symbol indicates that the equipment conforms to the norms
established by the European Community.

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Wiring connected to hazardous voltage requires installation by
qualied personnel or the use of ready-made exible cables.
For your security, your equipment must be connected to an elec-
trical outlet with grounding connection protection.
Since the plug is used to disconnect the device, the operating
electrical outlet must be in an easily accessible place.
Environment
• Install the equipment on an elevated, at surface.
• Install the equipment in a ventilated area.
• Avoid exposing the equipment to:
∙Rain or water
∙Excessive heat, cold or humidity
∙Area exposed to direct sunlight
∙Dirty areas
∙Equipment generating strong magnetic elds
• Avoid placing open containers of liquid, near the equipment.
• Keep a minimum distance of 30 mm in order to have good ventilation.
• Never place above the device any sources of ames such as lighted
candles, etc.
• If you are using the device in extreme weather conditions and/or
tropical climates, the equipment should be installed in a room which
ensures a reasonable level of temperature and humidity.
• To prevent damage, the equipment must be rmly anchored to the
surface, as shown in the installation instructions.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
Applications
Dynamicx2 monitor combined with an automated keyboard and mouse,
creating a motorised automation system that lifts the keyboard and
mouse at the same time the monitor is being raised. This combination
offers the best possible quality Full HD screen with an elegant keyboard
and mouse storage that converts into a work station by the touch of a
button.
A safety mechanism stops the system in case of obstruction. The design
is simple, with just 2 operation buttons or managed by remote control.
It is intuitive and extremely easy to install. A system that offers improved
table space and a neater environment.
Features
• Compact, space optimising and elegant solution
• Motorised keyboard and mouse compartments
• Connectivity for wired keyboard and mouse
• Customisable cover plate
• Automatic 20° inclination
• Interactive Setup Display
Box Contents
Before the installation of your monitor, please check the contents of the
shipping box, it must contain the following items:
• Monitor
• Power cord
• Power supply 100-240Vac, 50-60Hz. Output 12V
• User Manual
• Remote Control (1 per 5 monitors)
Important note: This device can only work with the power supply
included in the shipping box. This power supply can not be replaced by
any other rather than the original one.

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CONTROLS
Remote IR control
POWER Switch ON/OFF the monitor
MENU Activates the OSD menu on screen
UP Cursor control up on the OSD menu
DOWN Cursor control down on the OSD menu
LEFT Cursor control left on the OSD menu
RIGHT Cursor control right on the OSD menu
OK Selects the function on the OSD menu. When the OSD
menu is not active on screen, selects the input source
Monitor address
Below the monitor, there is a screen to congure the monitor. Press
the UP or DOWN buttons to change the function. Press the OK button
to select the function. Change the parameter using the UP or DOWN
buttons and press OK again to save the changes.
AHNET ID Selects the number AHnet ID to RS422 to externally
control the monitor
INPUT SELECT Selects the input source signal (DVIA, DVI1 or DVI2)
BRIGHTNESS Conguration of the monitor brightness level
CONTRAST Conguration of the monitor contrast level
BACKLIGHT Conguration of the monitor backlight level
STATUS INFORMATION List of the monitor status to service
AUTO ADJUST Speed and protection automatic adjustment

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CONTROLS
IR sensor
The IR sensor is located on the lower right side of the screen.
Monitor movement controls
On the upper cover plate, there is one button to control the UP and
DOWN monitor movements.
OSD MENU
Accessing the menu system
• With the OSD off, push the MENU button to activate the main OSD
menu.
• Press the UP and DOWN buttons to move from one function to another.
Please refer to the following sections below to view a complete list of
all the functions available for the monitor.
• Press the OK button to enable the item.
• When a function is selected, press the LEFT and RIGHT buttons in order
to change the parameter of the function.
Press the Menu button to access to the main menu.
Picture
PSM: Adjusts the mode of the image
∙Dynamic
∙Standard
∙Mild
∙User (manually adjustment of brightness and contrast):
Contrast - Brightness - Colour - Sharpness - Tint
CSM: Adjusts the colour of the image
∙Cool
∙Medium
∙Warm
∙User (manually adjustment of red, green and blue colours)

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OSD MENU
Screen
ARC: Adjusts the image aspect on screen
∙16:9: Shows the image on screen with 16:9 aspect
∙4:3: Shows the image on screen with 4:3 aspect
∙Just scan
Noise Reduction: Adjusts the image noise lter
∙Off
∙Low
∙Medium
∙High
∙Default
Screen (Only for analogue signals):
∙Auto Adjust
∙Horizontal Position
∙Vertical Position
∙Size
∙Phase
Backlight: Adjusts the backlight screen level
Colour Range: Adjusts the colour range
∙0 - 255
∙16 - 235

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OSD MENU
Setup
Language: OSD language selection
Restore Factory Default: Adjusts the parameters to the initial factory
parameters
Blending: OSD window transparency
∙Low
∙Medium
∙High
∙Off
OSD Duration: Adjusts the time that the OSD menu window remains on
screen
Software Update: Used for rmware upgrade mirror
Mirror:
0. Image with no ip
1. Vertical ip
2. Horizontal ip
3. Rotate
INPUT CONNECTORS

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INPUT CONNECTORS
DVI 1/DVI A: DVI-I input signal. Connect a DVI (digital) input signal and
select DVI 1 on the OSD monitor menu. Use a DVI to VGA adapter to
connect an ARGB (analogue) input signal and select DVI-A on the OSD
monitor menu
DVI 2: DVI-D input signal. Connect a DVI (digital) input signal and select
DVI 2 on the OSD monitor menu
12V D.C.: Power supply input connector
Use high quality HDMI cables with 2m maximum length
12V D.C.: Power supply input connector. XLR-4 connector:
1,2: Ground
3,4: 12Vdc
GPI: Monitor external contact close control. SubD9 female
1. GPI1 +
2. GPI1 –
3. GPI2 +
4. GPI2 –
5. GPI3 –
6. GPI3 +
7. N.C.
8. +12Vdc (600mA max.)
9. Ground
Use GPI1 (1:12Vdc, 2: Ground) to open the monitor
Use GPI3 (6:12Vdc, 5: Ground) to close the monitor
Termination: Active (ON) the termination ONLY on the last monitor of
the RS422 bus
AHnet: RJ45 CAT5 connector for addressable RS422 control. There is a
loop through connector to use as signal RS422 output. You can connect
up to 30 monitors on the same RS422 bus
SERVICE: Used for rmware upgrade
Below the monitor, so you have the
keyboard and mouse output cables

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AHLINK
AHlink is used to control and set-up the unit.
By default, the AHlink signal on the unit is deactivated. To activate the
AHlink signal, press for 5 seconds the external Up and Down screen
buttons located on the cover plate, or press for 5 seconds the UP and
Down contact close on the GPI connector. You can also activate the
AHLink signal with the LCD located under the monitor. Press the Down
key near the LCD, until the "<AHLink> ¨option appears. Press the OK
button to activate the AHLink signal on the unit. When the AHlink signal
is activated, the sound of 5 beeps will indicate that the AHlink signal is
active on the unit.
The unit automatically deactivate the AHlink signal if there is no device
(mobile or tablet) connected for more than 2 minutes. The user can also
deactivate the AHlink signal using the APP on mobile or tablet. When the
AHlink signal is deactivated, the sound of long beep will indicate that
the AHlink is not longer available
on the unit.
To control and set-up the unit using
AHlink, download AHlink App from
the App Store (IOS system) or from
Google Play (Android system). The
App is free. Execute the AHlink App
on your mobile phone.
On the AHlink App options, it
is recommended not to select
Auto Connect and select Portrait
on Orientation. To connect to
the device, select Scan for local
devices.

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AHLINK
If the device does not appear
on the window, the AHlink signal
is not active.
The AHlink name always begins
with AH characters and the
fourth last MAC AHlink address.
Select the device to control and
set-up the unit.
When selecting the device,
the rst page will upload on
the mobile phone. This page is
used to check the device and
for basic diagnostic during the
installation process.


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AHLINK
SERIAL
Serial number of the unit
VER
Firmware version
MOV
Controls the Up and Down screen movements
DISP: Turns the display ON or OFF
DVIA, DVI1, DVI2: Input source selection
BACKL: Conguration of the display's
backlight
CONTR: Conguration of the display's
contrast
BRIGHT: Conguration of the display's
brightness
SAVE VALUES: Memorizes the the backlight,
contrast and brightness values
AHLINK OFF: Turns off the AHlink signal
COMMAND: Information of the last AHnet
command received from RS422 port
SENSORS: Indicates sensor status. S1
indicates the screen is completely opened
AHNET ADDRESS: Conguration of the AHnet
address of the unit password
POSITION: Indicates the position of the screen.
Value 0 indicates that the screen is on the top
position
PASSWORD: Password needed to access the
technical conguration page

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INPUT SIGNALS
RESOLUTION Horizontal freq (KHz) Vertical freq (Hz) Scanning type
800x600@60Hz 37.879 60.317 Progressive
800x600@72Hz 48.077 72.188 Progressive
800x600@75Hz 46.875 75.000 Progressive
1024x768@60Hz 48.363 60.005 Progressive
1024x768@70Hz 56.476 70.070 Progressive
1024x768@75Hz 60.023 75.030 Progressive
1280x720@60Hz 44.697 59.915 Progressive
1280x768@60Hz 47.396 59.995 Progressive
1360x768@60Hz 47.720 59.799 Progressive
1280x1024@60Hz 63.981 60.020 Progressive
1680x1050@60Hz 65.160 59.944 Progressive
1600x1200@60Hz 74.479 59.967 Progressive
1920x1080@60Hz 67.500 60.000 Progressive
AHNET PROTOCOL
Communications protocol
COMMUNICATION RS422
CONNECTION RJ45
WIRING CAT-5
Speed and conguration
BAUD RATE 38400
DATA BITS 8
PARITY NONE
STOP BITS 1

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AHNET PROTOCOL
Wiring Diagram
1. Data TX +
2. Data TX –
3. Data RX +
4. NC
5. NC
6 .Data RX
7. NC
8. NC
Connection
PINS 1 & 2 The units respond
PINS 3 & 6 The units receive instructions
Protocol to control the unit by addressable RS422 bus.
You can connect up to 30 monitors on the same RS422 bus.
You can use a AH Interface Ethernet, to control the RS422 bus.
The units should have a set address and the address must start by 1.
Maximum cable length between ends, 500 m/1640 ft.
AHnet protocol
Using 5 bytes communication:
BYTE 0 START BYTE
BYTE 1 ADDRESS BYTE
BYTE 2 COMMAND BYTE
BYTE 3 VALUE 1
BYTE 4 VALUE 2
RJ-45

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AHNET PROTOCOL
Commands
COMMAND DESCRIPTION RESPONSE
FA XX 01 01 00 GO UP FB XX 08 01 00
FA XX 01 00 00 GO DOWN FB XX 08 00 00
FA XX 04 01 00 BUTTON LOCK FB XX 08 05 00
FA XX 04 00 00 BUTTON UNLOCK FB XX 08 04 00
FA XX 14 00 00 INQUIRY CONTROL BYTE FB XX 14 CB1 CB2
FA XX 02 01 00 SCREEN ON FB XX 02 01 00
FA XX 02 00 00 SCREEN OFF FB XX 02 00 00
FA XX 03 01 00 DVI-A SELECTION FB XX 03 01 00
FA XX 03 00 00 DVI 1 SELECTION FB XX 03 00 00
FA XX 03 03 00 DVI 2 SELECTION FB XX 03 03 00
XX Number of the monitor address. Up to 30 devices for each
RS422 BUS
CB1 Response in 8 bits of the monitor status
CB2 Response in 8 bits of the monitor status
CB1
BITE 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
CLOSED 1 1 0 1
OPENED 0 1 0 1
SCREEN ON 1
SCREEN OFF 0
DVI1-A 0 0
DVI1-D 1 1
DVI2-D 1 0
PROTECTION STOP 1
MONITOR OK 0

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AHNET PROTOCOL
CB2
BITE 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
CLOSED 1 1 0 1
OPENED 0 1 0 1
To send an order to all the devices, you must use the address:
F6 Hex. (Byte1)
In this case, the units do not send a reply.
Use shielded (FTP) RJ45 cables for RS422 BUS.
Picture commands:
COMMAND DESCRIPTION RESPONSE
FA XX 15 00 00 ASK FOR BACKLIGHT LEVEL FB XX 15 00 ZZ
FA XX 16 00 00 ASK FOR CONTRAST LEVEL FB XX 16 00 ZZ
FA XX 17 00 00 ASK FOR BRIGHTNESS LEVEL FB XX 17 00 ZZ
XX: Number of the monitor address. Up to 30 monitors for each RS422 BUS
ZZ: Level of the function selected (00 – 99 Dec)
COMMAND DESCRIPTION RESPONSE
FA XX 15 01 ZZ SET BACKLIGHT LEVEL FB XX 15 01 ZZ
FA XX 16 01 ZZ SET CONTRAST LEVEL FB XX 16 01 ZZ
FA XX 17 01 ZZ SET BRIGHTNESS LEVEL FB XX 17 01 ZZ
XX: Number of the monitor address. Up to 30 monitors for each RS422
BUS
ZZ: Level of the function selected (00 – 99 Dec)
To send an order to all the monitors, you must use the address:
249 Dec. (Byte1)
F9 Hex. (Byte1)
In this case, the units do not respond