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C HAPTER CHAPTER 3TOUCHMONITOR INSTALLATION Elo purchases and resells a variety of monitors, called Touchmonitors, both CRT and LCD, with touchscreens and all related components fully installed. If you are installing components rather than a touchmonitor, proceed to Chapter 4, install your touchscreen components, then return to this chapter. Touchmonitor Benefits Touchmonitor benefits include: Single source for touchscreen and display. Professionally engineered touchscreen installation. UL,cUL, FCC, TÜV, CE, and other agency approvals. Elo warranty. Plug-and-play convenience. Controller boards, cables, and power supplies may also be ordered separately. 3-21
Touchmonitor Configurations This chapter assumes you have one of the following: A touchmonitor with an internal 2210 serial controller. A touchmonitor with an internal 3000U USB controller. A touchmonitor with one of the following external controllers: • 2210MX serial controller. 2201 PC-Bus controller. Touchmonitors with an internal serial controller typically have a DB9 female RS-232 connector on the back of the touchmonitor. A serial cable connects directly from the back of the touchmonitor to the serial port on the computer. Touchmonitors with an internal USB controller will have a USB cable exiting the back of the touchmonitor. The USB cable connects directly to a USB port on the computer. The 2210MX serial controller is typically mounted on the back of the display and uses either a keyboard power tap or external power supply. The serial cable attached to the controller enclosure connects to the serial port on your computer. PC-Bus controllers plug directly into a slot in your computer and do not require a special enclosure or power supply. A cable connects directly from the back of the touchmonitor to the PC-Bus controller. Controller boards, cables, and power supplies may also be ordered separately. Touchmonitor Connections Connecting the Power and Video If you do not have a touchscreen installed in your display, skip to Chapter 4, which details the installation of touchscreen and controller components. The video display function of the touchmonitor and the touchscreen installed on the monitor are entirely separate systems. You should first connect and test your touchmonitor as a video display only. Follow the instructions provided by the monitor manufacturer. 3-22 Elo Entuitive Touchmonitor
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Page 28 and 29: Getting Started AccuTouch touchscre
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DB9 and DB25 Connector Pin Position
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General Information A PPENDIX CHAPT
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2210 Serial Controller Figure B.2 E
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Environmental Temperature/Humidity
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