DMC DUSH TM Series User manual

TM Series Instruction Manual i
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing DMC’s products.
This manual describes the functions of the TM series.
Please read this manual carefully and use the product properly.
The product will be referred to as “TM” hereinafter.
Please note, specifications described in this manual are subject to change without prior notice.
Copyrights and Trademarks
■The copyright of this instruction manual is rightfully owned by DMC Co., Ltd.
■Reproduction and/or duplication of the product and/or this manual, in any form is strictly
prohibited.
■Contents of this product and/or this manual are subject to change without prior notice.
■Although all efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of this product and/or the
contents in this manual, should you notice any errors or have any questions, please contact
and notify us.
■We will not be held liable in any way for damages or losses, nor be held responsible for any
claims by a third party as a result of using this product.
■Other product and company names mentioned herein are trademarks or registered
trademarks of their respective owners。
Safety Precautions
Please go through and follow the below precautions before use.
Safety Symbols
Safety symbols are noted throughout this manual to ensure the proper use of the TM.
The indications and meaning of the symbols are as follows.
Warning
Indicates a procedure, condition, or statement which, if not strictly observed, could
result in severe personal injuries or death.
Caution
Indicates a procedure, condition, or statement which, if not strictly observed, could
result in severe personal injuries or property damage.
Indicates a procedure, condition, or statement that must not be done for correct use
of the product. (Prohibited)
Indicates a procedure, condition, or statement that should be strictly followed for
correct use of the product. (Mandatory)

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Warnings
Warnings for Design
Designing switches that might cause human injuries and/or property damage on the
touchscreen is strictly prohibited. Unintended output signals due to malfunction of the main
unit and/or cables can lead to serious injuries. Design the system so that switches that
perform critical operations are equipped on devices other than the TM itself.
Designing safety related switches on the TM is prohibited. Switches related to safety, such
as emergency stop switches, should be installed on a different hardware.
Do not use this product as a critical warning device that may cause injuries, serious property
damage, or production stoppage. Critical warning indications and alert-related controls
should be structured on an independent and redundant hardware or mechanical interlocks.
The TM is not intended for use in applications that require extremely high reliability and safety
such as aircraft equipment, aerospace equipment, trunk line communication equipment,
nuclear power control equipment, and life sustaining medical equipment. It is not intended
for use in these applications.
When using the TM for purposes that concerns high reliability and safety in terms of functions
and accuracy such as transport equipment (trains, automobiles, ship, etc.), disaster
prevention and security equipment, various safety devices, medical equipment that does not
concern life sustaining, be sure to have safety features including redundancy and
malfunction prevention measures into the entire system which it will be incorporated.
Display will black out when the backlight goes out. If mistakenly operated in this condition, it
might result in improper operation. Do not design touch-switches that might cause human
injuries and material damages due to improper operation on the TM.
Warnings for Handling
Do not modify or disassemble the TM. Doing so may cause fire and /or electric shock.
Do not use around flammable gas. It may cause explosions.
Do not allow any kind of liquid, such as water, and metals to get inside of the product. It may
cause fire and/or electric shock.
In any abnormality such as smoke, unusual odor, or unusual noise is detected, disconnect
the power plug, and discontinue use. If use is continued, it may cause fire or electric shock.
Warnings for Wiring
For proper wiring and installation, please refer to the manual and specifications. Failure to
do so may cause fires and/or electric shocks
Before installing the power cable, make sure power is not being supplied from the power
source. Failure to do so may cause electrical shocks.
Do not use power voltage other than what is specified. Failure to do so may cause fires and/or
electric shocks.

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Cautions
Cautions for Disposal
When disposing the product, please treat it as industrial waste.
Precautions for Safe Use
Do not press the display with strong pressure or hard objects. It may break the display and
cause injuries.
Please use this product within the specified ambient temperature and humidity range. If not
used properly within the specified range, it may cause malfunctions.
Do not press down on the display area with sharp objects such as mechanical pencils or
screw drivers. It may damage the display.
If the surface of the TM gets dirty, wipe with a dry, soft cloth damped in a neutral detergent
then wrung out tightly. Do not use thinner or organic solvents.
Avoid using the TM in areas where rapid temperature change that can cause condensation.
It may cause malfunctions.
In order to prevent product temperature from rising, avoid using in areas where heat can
build up. Also avoid storing or using in areas of high temperature.
Avoid storing or using the product in direct sulight, dusty areas, or in areas where it can be
exposed to oil fumes and/or water vapor.
Do not use or store all precision equipment including the TM in areas where it is subject to
shock or vibration.
Avoid using or storing in areas where gasified chemicals are diverged into the air or where
chemical adhereing to the product can occur.
When using power source with slow rise-time and fall-time, it may not operate properly. Be
sure to drop the voltage to 0V when turning the power back on after once turning the power
off. It may not boot correctly.
Handling of LCDs
1) The LCD display contains skin-irritating materials. If liquid materials flow out due to damage and comes
in contact with skin, wash the area under water for more than 15 minutes. If it gets in the eyes, wash
your eyes immediately under running water and consult a doctor.
2) Please note that The LCD display may show uneven brightness depending on the contents being
displayed. This is not a malfunction.
3) Then LCD display may have minute spots (black or bright). This is a basic characteristic of the LCD
display and not a malfunction
4) When the LCD display is viewed outside the specified view angel, the display color might seem to
change. Please note this is a basic characteristic of the LCD display and not a malfunction.
5) When displaying a same image for a long period of time, it may cause afterimages. Please note that
this is a basic characteristic of the LCD and not a malfunction.
In order to avoid afterimages, change the display image periodically and avoid displaying the same
image for a long period of time.

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Handling of Projected Capacitive Touchscreens (TMG)
1) Changes in the surrounding environment and/or elements that change the electric field, such
as capacitors with large capacitance, power supply units, metals, and other materials with
high dielectric constants are near, it may affect the coordinate detection. Keep as much
distance as possible from those unstable elements mentioned above when designing.
2) Connect the FG (Frame GND) of the TM main unit to FG (Field GND). Touchscreen
operation may become unstable.
3) Touchscreen operation may become unstable depending on the installation environment due
to the characteristic of the touchscreen. For correct use, please perform calibration of the
sensor sensitivity of the touchscreen when installing the equipment. For details, please refer
to “4.4 Calibation”.
4) Although the touchscreen is covered with tempered glass, please be careful when handling
as it may break when struck by hard objects.
5) The touchscreen may cause malfunction if there are drops of water on the surface of the
touchscreen. Please wipe it dry before use.
6) Due to the characteristics of the touchscreen, touching slightly outside the display area may
be detected as the coordinates of the edge of the touchscreen. Please take this into
consideration when designing applications.
Handling of Analog Resistive Touchscreens (TMH)
1) Applications that require a point on the touchscreen to be pressed for a long time may cause
failures due to its structural features. Please be careful.
2) The touchscreen is made of surface film and tempered glass. There is a possibility of the
touchscreen becoming inoperable due to cracks and/or other damages to the surface film.
Also, the tempered glass can easily damage if scratched. Please handle the touchscreen so
it does not come in contact with hard objects.
3) Due to the characteristics of the touchscreen, touching slightly outside the display area may
be detected as the coordinates of the edge of the touchscreen. Please take this into
consideration when designing applications.
4) The coordinates of the touchscreen may shift over time or depending on the environment of
use.
If the coordinates shift, please perform calibration (coordinate correction). For details, please
refer to “4.4 Calibation”.
5) Due to the structure of the touchscreen, sealing material may be visible at the edge (upper
right corner when viewed from the front) of the touchscreen.
Please refer to the Shipping Standards for details. (Please contact our sales
representatives.)

TM Series Instruction Manual A
Table of Contents
1. Features ....................................................................................................................1
1.1 Features........................................................................................................................................... 2
1.2 Line-Up ............................................................................................................................................ 3
2. Product Configuration .............................................................................................4
2.1 Names and Functions of Each Parts ............................................................................................... 5
2.2 Options............................................................................................................................................. 6
2.3 Installing the TM .............................................................................................................................. 8
2.4 Wiring............................................................................................................................................. 10
3. OSD..........................................................................................................................14
3.1 OSD Menu (Factory Default Setting)............................................................................................. 15
4. Touch Screen Properties .......................................................................................16
4.1 System Requirements ................................................................................................................... 17
4.2 Installation...................................................................................................................................... 18
4.3 Setting............................................................................................................................................ 22
4.4 Calibration...................................................................................................................................... 27
5. Maintenance............................................................................................................30
5.1 Maintenance .................................................................................................................................. 31
6. Troubleshooting .....................................................................................................32
6.1 Display ........................................................................................................................................... 33
6.2 Touchscreens................................................................................................................................. 34
7. Others......................................................................................................................35
7.1 Warranty and Repair...................................................................................................................... 36
7.2 Production Discontinuance ............................................................................................................ 37
7.3 Inquiries ......................................................................................................................................... 38

1Features
TM Series Instruction Manual 2
1.1 Features
■Front surface a full flat design.
■Slim type chassis.
■Supports HDMI video signal as a series.
■USB3.0 Upstream Port with shock-resistant “Standard Type B” connector.
■A lineup of projected capacitive touchscreens: TMG Series
-Supports five-point touch
■A lineup of light weight resistive touchscreen: TMH Series
-Resistive type that supports gestures such as flick, pinch in/out, rotate)
■Can be operated with gloves.
*Some glove may not be compatible depending on the type and the environment in which
they are used.
■Supports DC Power input (12V).
The connector uses DC jack with a screw when used with a compatible DC plug, it will prevent
disconnection.
AC adaptor with screw-lock is available as option.
It can also be used with a regular DC plug (without a screw-lock).
AC adaptor without a screw-lock is also available as option.
■Long-life, high-luminance LCD for industrial equipment.
■The IPS type LCD provides a wide view angle and can be displayed as either portrait or
landscape mode.
■Mounting angle of the VESA Box can be changed (variable angle: 90degress) /
Improved routing flexibility of the interface cable.
■Adoption of VESA mounting standard (100 x 100mm).
■Stand-alone made possible by using an optional free-stand.

1Features
TM Series Instruction Manual 3
1.2 Line-Up
Model
Specification
LCD size
Touchscreen type
Video Input
USB (Host I/F)
TMG-156FH01-01
15.6 inch
wide
Projected capacitive
HDMI
USB3.0 Type-B
(USB2.0 Type-B
connectable)
TMH-156FH01-01
15.6 inch
wide
Analog resistive※
HDMI
USB3.0 Type-B
(USB2.0 Type-B
connectable)
※Analog resistive touchscreen used in TM supports gesture operations such as flick, pinch in, pinch out,
and rotate. (Does not support two-point touch.)

2Product Configuration
TM Series Instruction Manual 4
2. Product Configuration
Chapter Contents
2.1 Names and Functions of Each Parts .........................................................5
2.2 Options ......................................................................................................6
2.3 Installing the TM ........................................................................................8
2.4 Wiring ......................................................................................................10

2Product Configuration
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2.1 Names and Functions of Each Parts
TMG-156FH01-01,TMH-156FH01-01
*1 Connect an USB cable when using as a touchscreen monitor.
Part
No
Name
Function
①
USB Host I/F*1
USB3.0 Standard Type-B Connector
(USB2.0 Type-B connectable)
②
Power Input
Input power. (12VDC)
③
Image Input (Digital)
HDMI connector
④
FG Terminal
Connects to Field GND.
⑤
VESA Box
Can be rotated by customer
①
③
②
④
⑤

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2.2 Options
“AC adaptor (with/without screw-lock)”, “Self-standing stand” are available as option.
2.2.1 AC Adaptor (with screw lock)
Model: ATS065T-P120B15210 (customized model)
Manufacturer: Toki Trading Ltd.
・AC Adaptor 1 unit ・AC cord 1pc
<Note>
Warranty coverage: Coverage within the AC adaptor manufacturer’s warranty.
Make sure the power cord provided conforms to the standards specified for the country or
region in which it will be used.
2.2.2 AC Adaptor (without screw lock)
Model: AKA-12050 (standard model)
Manufacturer: Aikoh Electronic Corporation
・AC Adaptor 1 unit ・AC cord 1pc
<Note>
Warranty coverage: Coverage within the AC adaptor manufacturer’s warranty. Make sure
the power cord provided conforms to the standards specified for the country or region in
which it will be used.

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2.2.3 Self-Standing Stand
Model: SWST-01-001
2.2.3.1. Items included
・Stand (arm) 1unit ・Stand (base) 1 unit
・VESA mounting screw 4pcs ・List of included items 1copy
2.2.3.2. Assembly Instruction
1) Remove the screw attached to the arm.
2) Put together the arm and the base.
3) Screw together with the screw removed at 1).
1pc screw for
assembly included.
1)
2)
3)
Complete

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2.3 Installing the TM
2.3.1 Installing Conditions (Precautions)
•To install the TM, use the M4 screw holes (VESA Standard 100mmx 100mm) provided in the
VESA box.
•When installing using a commercially available arm or stand, be sure to select one that can
withstand the weight of the TM.
•Please be careful not to drop the product as it may cause human injury or damage to the
product.
•Make sure there is enough room for inserting and removing of cables when installing.
•Use the product within the specified ambient operating temperature and humidity.
•Please install so the touchscreen does not come in contact with metal.
•If metal should come near the touchscreen, be sure to leave a space of 2mm or more between
the touchscreen and metal, otherwise it may cause malfunctions.
2.3.2 Installing of Optional Stand
Use the M4 screws provided with the optional stand for installation.
Tightening torque is 0.7 to 0.8N-m.
Angle adjustment range is +90° to -5°.
If installed to our option stand “SWST-01-001”, the angle can be adjusted for easy viewing.
Installation Stand adjustment range
SWST-01-001 Installation Diagram

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2.3.3 Installing “VESA Standard”Arm
The TM can be installed to a commercially available arm and/or stand.
Parts to be used for installation shall meet the UL1678 standards.
Please refer to the manual of the arm for installation procedures.
Installing hole dimensions are as follows (VESA Standard 100mm x 100mm)
Use M4 screws with tightening torque of 0.7 to 0.8N-m
Please select the M4 screws so the penetration depth of the screw is 8mm or less from the
backside.
VESA Standard
VESA is the abbreviation for” Video Electronics Standards Association”, an industry organization that
establishes standards for computer displays.
VESA established SVGA standards and VL bus standards and standardized below 2 types of LCD
monitor installing dimensions as below.
●75mm×75mm pitch
●100mm×100mm pitch
TM complies with the VESA standard 100mm×100mm.

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2.4 Wiring
Be sure no power is supplied when wiring and connecting to avoid the risk of electrical shocks.
Do not turn the power on until all connections have been made.
Prepare the cables to be used according to the specifications.
2.4.1 Wiring of Power Supply
■Compliant DC plug specifications
●DC Plug with screw lock
Outer diameter: Φ5.5mm, Inner diameter: Φ2.1mm, Screw lock: 5/16-32 UNEF-2B
Allowable voltage: 12V or more, Allowable current : 5A or more
unit: mm
●DC Plug without screw lock
Outer diameter: Φ5.5mm; Inner diameter: Φ2.1mm
Allowable voltage: 12V or more, Allowable current : 5A or more
unit: mm
■Power Supply Wiring Precautions
(1) Be sure to wire separately the power supply, input/output equipment, and the power
equipment of the TM.
(2) Do not bundle nor bring close together the main circuit line (high voltage, high current),
signal line, and power cable.
(3) Attach a ferrite core to the power cable if affected by noise.
(4) Connect a lightning surge absorber if necessary.
■Grounding Precautions
(1) FG should be dedicated grounding. “Installation should be D-class grounding, grounding
resistance of 100Ωor less.”
(2) SG (Signal Ground) and FG (Frame Ground) is connected internally inside the TM. When
connecting the connecting device and the SG, design the system so that there is no short
circuit loop.
(3) Use a grounding wire of 2mm2 or more. The grounding point should be near the TM at
shortest length. If ground wire becomes long, use a thick insulation wire when setting.
(4) The TM will be FG grounded if the VESA arm is grounded to FG because the VESA arm
surface is conductive.
*Shortest Value
*
*
*Recommended Value

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2.4.2 Wiring Procedure
(1) You will need a “USB Cable” and a “Video Interface Cable” in order to connect to a computer.
(2) Make sure that the TM and the computer to which it is connected are not powered.
(3) Connect the TM and the computer as show in in below diagram.
*Connect to the power supply last.
*Attaching a ferrite core to each cable may be effective against noise.
Model
Image Interface Cable
USB Cable
TMG-156FH01-01
TMH-156FH01-01
HDMI
USB3.0 or USB2.0
(4) Standard orientation of the TM is vertical display installation. Set the TM display orientation
to “portrait (opposite orientation)” in the computer setting.
(5) For TMH-156FH01-01, refer to “4.4.2 Resistive Touchscreen” and click the box in front of
“Use EEPROM” to register.
(6) Calibration is not necessary for the TM in the factory default state. In case of touch
coordinate misalignment or unstable touch operation, please refer to “4.4 Calibration” and
perform calibration.
(7) Resetting of the touch coordinate (rotation) of the touchscreen is not necessary. However,
if the touch coordinates are rotated, please refer to “4.3.4 Touch Coordinate Rotation” and
rotate the touch coordinates.
Computer
AC Power supply
Note: Connect last
注:最後に接続すること
USB Cable
HDMI Cable
FG (Field Ground)
AC Adaptor

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2.4.3 Rotating the VESA Box
The VESA box at shipment from the factory is oriented so the image interface is in the
longitudinal direction.
Video interface can be rotated and changed by the customer.
■Rotating the VESA Box
(1) Turn off the power of the main unit and disconnect any peripheral devices connected to the
TM.
(2) Place the main unit on a flat and stable surface, such as a desk, with the display side
facing down.
[Caution] Please be careful not to damage the display surface.
(3) Remove the four screws securing the VESA box.
[Caution] Please be careful not to drop the screws inside the main unit and/or lose them.
(4) Lift the VESA box gently about 1 to 2cm.
[Caution] Lifting the VESA box too high may break or damage the wires.
VESA Box
Fixing screws
(4 places)
Box side
Position mark
Unit side
Position mark

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(5) Rotate the box 90 degrees clockwise so that the position marks on the body side and the
position marks on the box side are aligned.
[Caution] Rotating more than 90 degrees may cause disconnections or damages.
Attempting to forcibly remove the VESA box may break or damage the wires.
(6) Gently place the VESA box over the main unit so that there is no gap between the main
unit and the VESA box.
Screw in four places with the four VESA box fixing screws removed from the VESA box in
step (3). (Installation torque: 0.7 to 0.8N-m).
[Caution] Make sure that wires are not trapped between the box and the main unit.
If a screw is lost, make sure it is not inside the main unit.
If power is turned ON with the screw inside the unit, it may cause a malfunction.
(VESA box set screw: (+) pan head machine screw W-Sems diameter M4*8 NI
plated)
(7) After rotating the direction of the interface, turn on the main unit and set the computer
display (landscape view) and make sure the display is working correctly.
(8) If touch operation is unstable, perform calibration referring to”4.4 Calibration.
(9) There is no need to reset the touch coordinates (rotation) of the touch screen. If the
touch coordinates are rotated, please refer to”4.3.4 Rotation of Touch Coordinates “to
rotate the coordinates.
[Caution] Rotate the VESA box 90 degrees counterclockwise to return the interface
direction from the horizontal position to the shipped position (down position).
Rotating the VESA box more than 90 degrees may cause wire disconnection or
damage.
Box side
Position mark
Unit side
Position mark
VESA box
Fixing screws
(4 places)
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