Panasonic CF-VDL01 User manual

Panasonic®
LCD Monitor
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Model No. CF-VDL01
Contents
introduction 4
Names and Functions of Parts .....5
Mounting the LCD Monitor .....6
Starting Up/Shutting Down 8
Touchscreen IMM V
Adjusting the LCD Monitor 1
1
Troubleshooting .............*BB.BBBBBBBBB.BBBBB 14
Specifications 15

WARNING
ALCD monitor may be installed in amotor vehicle and visible to the driver if the LCD monitor is used for vehicle information,
system control, rear or side observation or navigation. If the LCD monitor is used for television reception or video or DVD play,
the LCD monitor should be installed so that these features will only function when the parking brake is applied. ALCD monitor
used for television reception, video or DVD play or text data that operates when the parking break is not applied must be installed
to the rear of the driver's seat where it will not be visible, directly or indirectly, to the operator of the motor vehicle. This statement
should be reviewed with each state to allow for the safe and lawful use of this product while operating avehicle.
Car Directive Compliance Notice
This LCD monitor is in conformance with the requirements of the European Council Directive 95/54/EC adapting to technical
progress 72/245/EEC.
e-mark certificate No. el 3*72/245*95/54*0550*00
(D Use This Product Safely
WARNING
To avoid risk of serious injury or possible violation of laws, make sure that the monitor is placed visible to the driver for
no other purpose than navigational or with the use of rear view camera only.
When Driving
0The driver must not operate the LCD monitor.
(Operating the LCD monitor while driving is adistraction and may lead to an accident.)
©As asafety factor, driving with the television, video or DVD player is prohibited.
®Keep the unit at an appropriate sound level. Driving with the sound at a level that prevents you from hearing sounds
outside and around the car may cause an accident
V
When Car Washing
Do not expose the LCD monitor to water or excessive moisture. This could cause electrical shorts, fire or other damag*
When Parked
OParking in direct sunlight can produce very high temperatures inside your car. Let the interior of the car cool down before
switching the unit on.
ODo not watch the LCD monitor with the engine off. It will consume battery power and may prevent the engine from starting.
Use Panasonic Technical Support
GDo not attempt to disassemble or adjust this precision product. Contact Panasonic Technical Support.
2

For Installation
•Be sure to install the LCD monitor in aposition that does not obstruct the driver's vision.
•If the LCD monitor has been installed for the rear seat passengers, they must be careful to prevent injury by hitting their heads
on the LCD monitor in case of an accident.
•Do not expose the LCD monitor to direct sunlight or excessive heat.
•Be sure not to install the LCD monitor in alocation at which it is exposed to water, hot air such as near heater duct, or where
it may stepped on.
•Do not install the unit in an area where it would obstruct the operation of an air bag.
•Ask atrained technician to install the unit. Installation and wiring require training and experience.
To be safe, ask the sales outlet where you purchased the unit to perform the installation.
When Operating
#Make sure the LCD monitor is firmly secured and protected from strong impact, because this may cause amalfunction or
possible fire.
[Illustration in this manual]
(indicates Microsoft® Windows® 95 Operating System,
(indicates Microsoft® Windows® 98 Operating System,
(indicates Microsoft® Windows NT® Operating System,
(indicates Microsoft® Windows* 2000 Professional Operating System.
Windows 95
Windows 98
Windows NT
Windows 2000
Microsoft®, MS-DOS® and Windows® are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other coun-
tries.
3

Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the LCD Monitor for the Panasonic CF-17/M34 notebook computer series.
This LCD monitor features atouchscreen function, which makes computer operation possible by simply touching the surface of
the LCD monitor and pressing buttons -even when the computer is not being held.
/LCD Monitor. Operating Instructions
1
Keyboard
.
RGB Cable
Serial Cable
.
Sound Cable PS/2 Cable. Function Cable
4

Names and Functions of Parts
Emergency Button
The applicationsoftware alio
cated to (F11 )is started up.
Brightness Volume| (#
Qdown
Speaker Volume |(B
Cdown
Temperature LED Indicator
<Front>
Green :Normal
The brightness can be ad-
justed freely.
Orange :Drops the brightness auto-
matically due to an in-
crease in the internal tem-
perature.
Red :The backlight goes OFF
automatically due to an in-
crease in the internal tem-
perature.
Speaker Function Buttons
LED Indicator
Green :power on
Orange :power on but no VGA Sig-
nal or the cable is not con-
nected.
|Power Switch (|)
Speaker
Does the same operation as (ZD
through CFS) of the keyboard.
<Bottom>
Sound Port line in
DC-INJack ^<&<2>DCMNi5V n
Display Port RGB IN
-\Function Key Port Fn KEY
Serial Port serial i/f
Binder]
Bind the cables and
fix firmly. OSD buttons I(D
C^page11 Reserve
Do not have anyone except an
authorized repairperson push
this button.
5

Mounting the LCD Monitor
7Connect your computer to the port replicator
((^Operating Instructions of the port replicator)
2Remove the cover of the LCD Monitor
Remove the four screws, and remove the cover.
£Connect the LCD Monitor to your computer (through the port replicator) and stand-
alone keyboard via the connection cables (included)
<RearView>
Fn KEY
<TopView>
(?) RGB cable
(2) Serial cable
(3) Sound cable
0PS/2 cable
(5) Function cable

4Attach the cover of the LCD Monitor
Attach the four screws.
Mount the LCD Monitor
0
Use these M4 screw holes to mount the LCD Monitor.
•When installing the LCD monitor, locate the monitor under the dashboard as
shown in the figure to prevent the monitor from interrupting the sight of the
driver and to prevent the monitor from being hit by direct sunlight.
#Do not expose the computer to direct sunlight or excessive heat.
V
7

Starting Up/Shutting Down
Starting Up
7Turn the LCD Monitor on
Press the power switch.
2Turn your computer on (cooperating Instructions of the computer)
3Select your application
You are able to start working on your computer.
Shutting Down (power off your computer)
This procedure is shutting down without using the suspend or hibernation function.
(C2? Reference Manual of the computer "Suspend/Hibernation Functions")
Display the shut down screen
After saving important data and closing each application, select [Shut Down] from the [Start] menu.
Confirm shut down
Windows 95 IWindows 98 IWindows 2000
Select [OK] after selecting [Shut down].
Your computer will power off automatically.
(In the OFF state, if you are not recharging your battery pack or if the pack is fully charged, your computer consumes approximately 1.5 W.)
Windows NT
Select [OK] after selecting [Shut down the computer].
Your computer will power off automatically.
(In the OFF state, if you are not recharging your battery pack or if the pack is fully charged, your computer consumes approximately 1.5 W,)
Turn the LCD Monitor off
Press the power switch.
The LCD Monitor will not turn off until the computer is shut down completely.
8

Touchscreen
The LCD Monitor is equipped with atouchscreen function allowing you to perform the same operations as the touch pad or mouse
by touching the surface of the display with your finger. (The operation settings can be changed in [Start] -[Programs] -[Updd] -
[Settings].)
Moving the cursor Clicking
Cursor
Double-clicking Dragging
Touch and hold the object (i. e.
file or icon), move your finger
on the surface (dragging the
object to the desired location),
then release your finger.
The touchscreen function can not be used in the MS-DOS mode and when using the full
screen in [MS-DOS prompt].
When the operation ofpanning (only LCD) is performed while the screen resolution is
set to [1024 x768 dots] or more, the touchscreen function will not work properly.
If achange is made to the screen resolution, or the cursor can not be pointed correctly
with your finger, be sure to perform calibration in the [Start]-[Programs]-[Updd]-[Cali-
brate] menu.
Handling-theTouchscreen-,
•Do not place any object on the surface or press down forcefully with sharp-pointed objects
(e.g., nails), hard objects that can leave marks (e.g., pencils and ball point pens).
•Do not apply pressure within 5mm of the perimeter of the display panel. The cursor may
move to the edge of the display.
•Do not operate the computer when such things as dust are on the screen, or allow contact
with substances that could dirty the touchscreen, such as oil. The cursor may not work
properly in such cases.
•When the touchscreen becomes dirty:
Use adry soft cloth such as agauze to clean the dirty areas.
Do not use benzene, thinner, or disinfectant- type alcohol.
9

Touchscreen
Configuringthe Touchscreenn
When needed, the touchscreen can be configured using the following steps.
7Select from the taskbar or select [Settings] from [Start] -[Programs] -[Updd]
The following screen will appear.
Windows
Set the "double-click" set-
tings.
Devices
Configure the device controller.
Hardware
Set the hardware resources.
Match this setting with the setting
for [Touchscreen] and [Serial Port
B] in the Setup Utility.
Settings
Set the general protocol
settings.
i— Calibration
Define the calibration setup.
Use when the cursor can not be pointed correctly with your
finger. (Needed if the alignment of the touchscreen with the
visual image change or adjust the display resolution).
Before you run the calibration, you need to set the device at
[Calibration settings for] as followings.
[Device 1] is for the computer
[Device2] is for the LCD Monitor
Status
Display the status of the controller.
About
Display the version number.
Button Modes
Set the button modes.
General
Set the general settings and functions.
Events
Set the events that can be generated by a
controller.
Advanced
Set the advanced settings. /note)-
IFor more inFor more information, refer to [Help]. J
Make necessary changes
Click [OK]
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Adjustments can be made when double-click operations are assumed by the computer although single-click opera-
tions are intended, by clicking [Windows] from the display shown above and decreasing the value for [Time] in
[DoublcClick Settings].
It is also possible to change the double click speed for [Buttons] in [Start] -[Settings] -[Control Panel] -[Mouse]. It
is important to note that when the double click speed for [Mouse] is changed, the double click time for [Windows] is
also changed. However, the double click time for [Windows] and [Mouse] returns to its value before the change
when the computer is restarted.
Immediately run [Calibrate] when the number of points of calibration is changed.