Ceronix 0-lcd series User manual

CERONIX LCD MONITOR SPECIFICATION AND SERVICE MANUAL 1

CERONIX LCD MONITOR

SPECIFICATION and OPERATION

MANUAL

13350 NEW AIRPORT ROAD ● AUBURN, CA 95602 ● TEL 530.886.6400 ● FAX 530.888.1065

WWW.CERONIX.COM

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4 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY

This product is warrantied by CERONIX to be free of defects in

material and workmanship for a period of four years from the date of

purchase. All parts and labor are free of charge during the warranty

period. This warranty does not cover mechanical breakage due to

physical abuse or LCD panel image retention (Stuck Pixels and/or

Burned in Image). On 32” and larger LCDs, the panels have a warranty

of 18 months, and the electronics have the full Ceronix 4 year

warranty. It is the customers responsibility for shipping the defective

unit to and from CERONIX for repair.

Please call Ceronix to obtain RMA number to include with the unit and

ship to:

CERONIX Inc.

13350 New Airport Road

Auburn, CA 95602-7419

Phone: 530-886-6400

FAX: 530-888-1065

WEB: www.ceronix.com

13350 NEW AIRPORT ROAD ● AUBURN, CA 95602 ● TEL 530.886.6400 ● FAX 530.888.1065

WWW.CERONIX.COM

CERONIX will repair the XX0X-LCD monitors after the 4 year warranty for

a minimal charge, plus shipping to and from CERONIX.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

This product is designed and manufactured to operate within defined design limits, and misuse may result in electric shock or fire. To prevent

the product from being damaged, the following rules should be observed for the installation, use and maintenance of the product. Read the

following safety instructions before operating the display. Keep these instructions in a safe place for future reference.

Operation and Installation

• To reduce the risk of electric shock or component damage, switch off the power before connecting other components to the display.

• Unplug the power cord before cleaning the display. A damp cloth is sufficient for cleaning the display. Do not use a liquid or a spray cleaner

for cleaning the product. Do not use abrasive cleaners.

• The display should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the label.

• The display can be equipped with various connectors that allow for AC or DC power input. Make sure to use the appropriate mating

connector and voltage when connecting to display.

• When connected to a power source, power is always into your display. To totally disconnect the power, unplug the power cord.

• When installing display, always use mounting points provided on the display itself. Do not drill into or modify display housing.

Servicing

• For continued safety, do not attempt to modify circuit boards within the display.

• Disconnect AC or DC power before servicing.

• When the chassis is operating, power supply heat sinks can be potential shock hazards.

• After servicing, always check to see that components, wiring, screws have been properly installed.

Product Safety Note

• Some components used in these display units have special characteristics important to safety. These components can be identified by the

following symbol in the parts list. If it is necessary to replace these parts be sure to use the parts specified in the parts list.

INSTRUCTIONS DE SÉCURITÉ IMPORTANTES

Ce produit est conçu et fabriqué pour opérer dans les limites de design définies et le mauvais usage peut s'ensuivre dans le décharge

électrique ou le feu. Pour empêcher le produit d'être nui, les règles suivantes devraient être observées pour l'installation, utiliser et la

maintenance du produit. Lisez les instructions de sécurité suivantes avant le fait de faire marcher l'étalage. Gardez ces instructions dans un

endroit sûr pour la référence future.

Opération et Installation

• Pour réduire le risque de décharge électrique ou de dommage composant, éteignez le pouvoir avant le fait de raccorder d'autres

composantes à l'étalage.

• Débranchent la corde de pouvoir avant le fait de nettoyer l'étalage. Un tissu humide est suffisant pour nettoyer l'étalage. N'utilisez pas de

liquide ou un appareil de nettoyage de spray pour nettoyer le produit. N'utilisez pas d'appareils de nettoyage abrasifs.

• l'étalage devrait être fait marcher seulement du type de source de pouvoir indiquée sur l'étiquette.

• l'étalage peut être équipé avec les connecteurs différents qui tiennent compte la puissance consommée de courant continu ou du courant

alternatif. Assurez-vous pour utiliser le connecteur s'accouplant approprié et le voltage en raccordant pour afficher.

• Quand raccordé à une source de pouvoir, le pouvoir est toujours dans votre étalage. Pour complètement débrancher le pouvoir, débranchez

la corde de pouvoir.

• en installant l'étalage, utilisez toujours des points montants fournis sur l'étalage lui-même. Ne forez pas dans ou modifiez l'habitation

d'étalage.

Entretien

• Pour la sécurité continuée, n'essayez pas de modifier des cartes de circuit dans l'étalage.

• Débranchent le courant alternatif ou le pouvoir de courant continu avant l'entretien.

• Quand les châssis opère, les éviers de chaleur d'alimentation électrique peuvent être des hasards de choc potentiels.

• Après l'entretien, vérifiez toujours pour voir que les composantes, l'installation électrique, les vis ont été correctement installées.

Note de Sécurité de Produit

• Quelques composantes utilisées dans ces visualisateurs ont des caractéristiques spéciales importantes pour la sécurité. Ces composantes

peuvent être identifiées par le symbole suivant dans la liste de parties. S'il est nécessaire de remplacer ces parties sont sûr d'utiliser les

parties spécifiées dans la liste de parties.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Warranty Information P2

2. Safety Instructions P3

3. Table of Contents P4

4. General Description P5

5. General Features P5

6. Electrical and Panel Specifications P6

7. Application Timing P7-9

8. Basic Controls and Connections P10-12

9. Mechanical and Environmental Specifications P13-32

10.Mechanical Rendering P33

11.A/D Controller Board, CPM2940 P34

12.OSD Navigation, CPM2940 P35-39

13.Burn-In Mode, CPM2940 P39

14.A/D Controller Board Pin Description, CPM2940 P40-46

15.A/D Controller Schematic Power, CPM2940 P47

16.A/D Controller Schematic Scaler, CPM2940 P48

17.A/D Controller Schematic Panel Interface, CPM2940 P49

18.A/D Controller Schematic D-SUB DVI Input, CPM2940 P50

19.A/D Controller Schematic Key Button, IR Receiver, CPM2940 P51

20.A/D Controller Schematic HDMI, CPM2940 P52

21.A/D Controller Board, CPM3044 P53

22.OSD Navigation, CPM3044 P54-59

23.Burn-In Mode, CPM3044 P59

24.A/D Controller Board Pin Description, CPM3044 P60-65

25.A/D Controller Schematic Power, CPM3044 P66

26.A/D Controller Schematic Scaler, CPM3044 P67

27.A/D Controller Schematic Panel Interface, CPM3044 P68

28.A/D Controller Schematic D-SUB DVI Input, CPM3044 P69

29.A/D Controller Schematic Key Button, IR Receiver, CPM3044 P70

30.A/D Controller Schematic HDMI, CPM3044 P71

31.A/C to DC Power Supply, CPM2201A P72-73

32.A/C to DC Power Supply, CPM2405 P74-75

33.24V 2-Lamp Inverter, CPM2236A P76-77

34.24V 4-Lamp Inverter, CPM2253A P78-79

35.24V 6-Lamp Inverter, CPM2469A P80-81

36.12V 4-Lamp Inverter, CPM2237A P82-83

37.12V 2-Lamp Inverter, CPM2772 P84-85

38.24V 23” LED Driver, CPM3007 P86-87

39.24V 21.5”and 22” LED Driver, CPM3057 P88-89

40.LCD Label with Identification Code P90

41.LCD Identification Code P91-93

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4. General Description

This specification and operation manual defines the characteristics and

performance of the Ceronix LCD Monitors. This product is capable of displaying

resolutions from VGA to HD. The built in A/D controller is capable of displaying

up to 16,777,216 colors based on its red, green, and blue analog video input.

Video synchronization signals of applicable resolution modes can be

automatically detected in the range of 15.5kHz to 80kHz horizontal and 56Hz to

75Hz vertical. Unless otherwise specified, the product shall meet the

specifications described in this document.

5. General Features

Native Resolution:15”(1024x768 Pixels),17” (1280x1024), 19” (1280x1024),

20” (1600x900), 20.1” (1680x1050), 21.5” (1920x1080), 22” (1680x1050),

23” (1920x1080), 26” (1366x768), 32” (1920x1080), 40” (1920x1080),

46” (1920x1080), 55” (1920x1080)

Color: 16,777,216 (8 Bit Color)

Input:

1. 15-Pin H-Dsub Analog RGB (0.7Vp-p, 75ohm, H/V Sync, TTL)

Horizontal Frequency Range: 31.5kHz~80kHz

Vertical Frequency Range: 56~75Hz

2. 24-Pin DVI-D

Controls:

1. OSD navigated keypad with Menu, Up, Down, Select, and Power.

2. Optional Infra-red remote control.

OSD Menu:

Contrast Brightness, Color Adjust, H-Position, H-Size, V-Position, Language,

Reset, Signal Source.

Mechanical Flexibility:

Monitor Chassis designed to fit into numerous applications with existing

mounting studs or with adapter brackets.

Optional Touch Sensor allows for interactive display.

Infra-Red remote allows for easy adjustment.

All electrical components designed for long life and running in industrial and

gaming applications

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6. Electrical and Panel Specifications

Panel TFT Active Matrix VA (Vertical Alignment)

TFT Active Matrix TN (Twisted Nematic)

Viewable Size 15”, 17”, 19”, 20”, 20.1”, 21.5”, 22”, 23”, 26”, 32”, 40”, 46”, 55”

Native Resolution

15” 1024x768; 17” 1280x1024, 19” 1280x1024; 20” 1600x900; 20.1”

1680x1050; 21.5” 1920x1080; 22” 1680x1050; 23” 1920x1080; 26”

1366x768; 32” 1920x1080; 40” 1920x1080; 46” 1920x1080; 55”

1920x1080

Aspect Ratio 15” 4:3, 17” 5:4, 19” 5:4; 20” 16:9, 20.1” 16:10, 21.5” 16:9, 22” 16:10,

23” 16:9, 26” 16:9, 32” 16:9, 40” 16:9, 46” 16:9, 55” 16:9

Pixel Size (mm) 0.297(15”), 0.264(17”), 0.294(19”), 0.2768(20”), 0.285(20.1”), 0.24825

(21.5”), 0.282(22”), 0.2655(23”), 04215(26”), 0.5107(32”), 0.4612(40”),

0.5302(46”), 0.630(55”)

Brightness (Typical) 250 cd/m2 — 1500 cd/m2

Contrast Ratio 500:1 – 5000:1

Response Time (Sum of Tr, Tf in mS) 5 — 20

Colors Supported 16.7 Million

Viewing Angle 178° in Horizontal and Vertical Directions (VA) 170°H, 165°V (TN)

Interface Analog & Digital

Input Connectors RGB 15-Pin D-Sub, DVI-D

Signal Frequency 15.5-80KHz Horizontal, 56-75Hz Vertical

Power/Voltage (XX05-LCD) 25-35W, 90 - 264VAC, 50/60Hz, 75W(26”), 125W(32”), 200W(40”), 200-

400W(46”),

Voltage (XX07-LCD) 12Vdc, 24Vdc

Voltage (XX08-LCD) 24Vdc

Voltage (XX09-LCD) 5Vdc, 12Vdc, 24Vdc

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7. Application Timing

RESOLUTION VERTICAL FREQUEENCY HORIZONTAL FREQUENCY PIXEL FREQUENCY

640 x 400 70 Hz 31.46 kHz

720 x 400 70 Hz 31.46 kHz

640 x 480 60 Hz 31.50 kHz 25.175 MHz

640 x 480 72 Hz 37.90 kHz 31.500 MHz

640 x 480 75 Hz 37.50 kHz 31.500 MHz

800 x 600 60 Hz 37.90 kHz 40.000 MHz

800 x 600 72 Hz 48.10 kHz 50.000 MHz

800 x 600 75 Hz 46.90 kHz 49.500 MHz

1024 x 768 60 Hz 48.40 kHz 65.000 MHz

1024 x 768 70 Hz 56.50 kHz 75.000 MHz

1024 x 768 75 Hz 60.00 kHz 78.750 MHz

1280 x 1024 60 Hz 64.00 kHz 108.000 MHz

1280 x 1024 75 Hz 80.00 kHz 135.000 MHz

1366 x 768 60 Hz 47.75 kHz 85.860 MHz

1680 x 1050 60 Hz 65.30 kHz 146.500 MHz

1920 x 1080 60 Hz 67.50 kHz 148.500 MHz

The XX0X-LCD series monitors support the video timings listed above. There

are many different video cards and video signal formats in gaming and

industrial applications. In general, the video signal of various VGA cards are

compatible with VESA recommendations, but many legacy gaming machines

are not. The Ceronix XX0X-LCD is designed under the assumption that every

video signal is standardized, therefore some signals may not lock in perfectly

during auto-signal detect. To avoid this compatibility issue, the Ceronix XX0X-

LCD has been tested with popular VGA cards and various gaming machines.

The compatibility can be up-dated as soon as a new signal can be evaluated.

The following procedure should be followed if the controller board is not

displaying an image correctly.

It is best to display an image that has a full window of active video. This allows

the monitor to detect and center the image on the display.

If the image does not fill the screen and center itself after power up, press the

“SELECT” button. The display will attempt to adjust the image so that it fills the

screen. If the image is centered and fills the screen, try recycling the power to

the display. If the image appears centered and fills the screen, then the auto-

detect functioned properly.

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7. Application Timing, CPM2940

VIDEO SOURCE (CHECK ONE) VIDEO CARD GAMING MACHINE

MANUFACTURER

MODEL NUMBER

DATE OF MANUFACTURE

NAME OF GAME

RESOLUTION

HORIZONTAL FREQUENCY

H-SYNC PULSE WIDTH

H-SYNC PULSE DELAY

VERTICAL FREQUENCY

V-SYNC PULSE WIDTH

V-SYNC PULSE DELAY

If the image is shifted or does not fill the screen after cycling the power, please

try the following. Using the OSD buttons, navigate to the image adjustment

window (see below)

Using the “LEFT RIGHT”, “DOWN UP”, and “HORIZONTAL SIZE” functions,

adjust the display so that the image is centered and fills the screen. Press the

“MENU” button the suppress the OSD. Cycle power to the display. If the

image appears centered and fills the screen then the monitor has stored the

new settings properly.

If the image is shifted or does not fill the screen after cycling the power, please

contact Ceronix and provide the following information.

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7. Application Timing, CPM3044

VIDEO SOURCE (CHECK ONE) VIDEO CARD GAMING MACHINE

MANUFACTURER

MODEL NUMBER

DATE OF MANUFACTURE

NAME OF GAME

RESOLUTION

HORIZONTAL FREQUENCY

H-SYNC PULSE WIDTH

H-SYNC PULSE DELAY

VERTICAL FREQUENCY

V-SYNC PULSE WIDTH

V-SYNC PULSE DELAY

If the image is shifted or does not fill the screen after cycling the power, please

try the following. Using the OSD buttons, navigate to the image adjustment

window (see below)

Using the “LEFT RIGHT”, “DOWN UP”, and “HORIZONTAL SIZE” functions,

adjust the display so that the image is centered and fills the screen. Press the

“MENU” button the suppress the OSD. Cycle power to the display. If the

image appears centered and fills the screen then the monitor has stored the

new settings properly.

If the image is shifted or does not fill the screen after cycling the power, please

contact Ceronix and provide the following information.

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8. Basic Controls and Connections

The Ceronix LCD Monitors have two methods for controlling or adjusting display

parameters during operation. A 5-Button keypad is available on the electronic

cover as shown below

POWER  Use this button to turn display on or off .

SELECT/AUTO  When OSD image not shown use this button to AUTO-

ADJUST image on display. Display should automatically adjust image to fit

within display area. When OSD image is showing use this button to select

adjustment item.

DOWN  Use this button to decrease value of adjustment item.

UP  Use this button to increase value of adjustment item.

MENU  Use this button to make OSD image appear or disappear.

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8. Basic Controls and Connections

As an option a Infra-Red (IR) Remote control adjustment feature is available. The infra-

red receiver module is generally located on the underside of the electronic cover near

video input connectors as shown below. By pointing IR Remote Transmitter at

Receiver and pressing buttons adjustment of display can be accomplished.

POWER  Use this button to turn display on or off .

SELECT/AUTO  When OSD image not shown use this

button to AUTO-ADJUST image on display. Display

should automatically adjust image to fit within display

area. When OSD image is showing use this button to

select adjustment item.

DOWN  Use this button to decrease value of

adjustment item.

UP  Use this button to increase value of adjustment

item.

MENU  Use this button to make OSD image appear or

disappear.

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8. Basic Controls and Connections

1. DIGITAL VIDEO IN  DVI-D video input

2. A/C IN  A/C power input. Plug in IEC A/C power cord here.

3. ANALOG VIDEO  DB9-HD15P VGA connector analog video input.

4. INFRA-RED REMOTE RX  Infra-Red Remote receiver module.