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EM Series Gesture Model

7”Wide Windows CE Embedded

Panel Computer

EMG7

EMG7-W207A8-0024-x11-01

Instruction Manual

Seedsware Corporation

http://www.seedsware.co.jp/global

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Table of Contents

Introduction............................................................................................................................................ 41. Notes..................................................................................................................................................... 42. Precautions for safe use........................................................................................................................ 43.3-1 Warnings .......................................................................................................................................... 5

3-2 Cautions ........................................................................................................................................... 6

3-3 Handling of LCDs ............................................................................................................................. 8

3-4 Handling of Touch Screens.............................................................................................................. 8

3-5 Handling of SD card ......................................................................................................................... 9

3-6 Handling of Batteries........................................................................................................................ 9

Items Included in Package.................................................................................................................. 104. Names of Parts.................................................................................................................................... 115.5-1 Front............................................................................................................................................... 11

5-2 Back................................................................................................................................................ 11

5-3 Right............................................................................................................................................... 12

5-4 Top................................................................................................................................................. 12

5-5 Bottom............................................................................................................................................ 12

External Interface................................................................................................................................ 136.6-1 SD Card Slot................................................................................................................................... 13

6-2 Serial Port (COM1)......................................................................................................................... 13

6-3 Ethernet.......................................................................................................................................... 13

6-4 USB Host Port................................................................................................................................ 14

6-5 USB Device Port............................................................................................................................. 14

6-6 Audio Interface (LINE OUT) ........................................................................................................... 15

6-7 Audio Interface (MIC IN)................................................................................................................. 15

6-8 Power Connector............................................................................................................................ 15

Specification........................................................................................................................................ 167.7-1 General Specification ..................................................................................................................... 16

7-2 Environmental Specification........................................................................................................... 16

7-3 Installation Specification................................................................................................................. 17

Installation........................................................................................................................................... 188.8-1 Installation Conditions .................................................................................................................... 18

8-2 Panel Mounting............................................................................................................................... 19

8-2-1 Panel Dimension...................................................................................................................... 19

8-2-2 Installing the Gasket................................................................................................................ 19

8-2-3 Installation Procedure.............................................................................................................. 20

8-3 Mounting to a “VESA” Arm ............................................................................................................. 21

Wiring.................................................................................................................................................. 229.9-1 Using Accessory Connectors........................................................................................................ 22

9-2 Cautions for Power Supply Wiring.................................................................................................. 23

9-3 Cautions for Grounding .................................................................................................................. 23

9-4 Caution for Wiring of Signal Lines .................................................................................................. 23

Inserting and Removing the SD Memory Card................................................................................ 2410.

10-1 Inserting the Memory Card........................................................................................................... 24

10-2 Removing the SD Memory Card................................................................................................... 25

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Connecting and Changing of Batteries............................................................................................ 2611.

11-1 Battery Connecting and Changing Procedure.............................................................................. 26

Applying Protection Sheet............................................................................................................... 2812.

12-1 Application Procedure .................................................................................................................. 28

Calibration....................................................................................................................................... 2913.

13-1 Sensor Sensitivity Calibration....................................................................................................... 29

13-1-1 Sensor Sensitivity Calibration Procedure (by switch)............................................................. 29

13-2 Coordinate Calibration.................................................................................................................. 30

Starting Method............................................................................................................................... 3114. Maintenance.................................................................................................................................... 3115.

15-1 Display.......................................................................................................................................... 31

15-2 Regular Maintenance ................................................................................................................... 31

15-3 Changing of Batteries...................................................................................................................... 31

Compatible Standards..................................................................................................................... 3216.

16-1 UL Standards................................................................................................................................ 32

16-2 CE Marking................................................................................................................................... 32

16-3 RoHS Directive............................................................................................................................. 32

16-4 FCC.............................................................................................................................................. 32

List of Option................................................................................................................................... 3317. Warranty and Repair ....................................................................................................................... 3418.

18-1 Inquires......................................................................................................................................... 34

18-2 Warranty....................................................................................................................................... 34

18-3 Production Discontinuance........................................................................................................... 34

18-4 Repair Condition........................................................................................................................... 34

Others.............................................................................................................................................. 3519.

Appendix: Outline drawing (SM3-001905-10)

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Introduction1.

Thank you for choosing Seedsware products.

Please read this manual carefully and use the product correctly.

Notes2.

Reproduction and/or duplication of this product and/or this manual, in any form, in whole or in part, without

permission is strictly prohibited.

Contents of this product and/or this manual are subject to change without previous notice .

Although all efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of this product and/or the contents of this

manual, should you notice any errors or have any questions, feel free to contact and notify us.

Seedsware shall 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.

Precautions for safe use3.

Precautions are noted in this manual in order for the product to be used safely. Read this manual along with other

related manuals carefully to understand the correct handling and functions of the EMG7.

Safety Symbol Legends

Safety symbols listed below are noted throughout this manual for the EMG7 to be used correctly and safely. These

symbols stand for very important safety information as noted below:

Warning

Indicates a procedure, condition, or statement that, if not strictly observed, could

result in severe human injuries or loss of life.

Caution

Indicates a procedure, condition, or statement that, if not strictly observed, could

result in human injuries or property damage.

Indicates a procedure, condition, or statement that is strictly prohibited for correct use of the

equipment. (Forbidden)

Indicates a procedure, condition, or statement that should be strictly followed for correct use

of the equipment. (Mandatory)

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3-1 Warnings

Warning!

Warnings for Design

Designing switches that can cause human injuries and/or property damages on the Touch Screen is strictly

prohibited. Unintentional output signals due to malfunction of the main body, units, and/or cables can cause

serious injuries. Design the system so that switches with major functions are equipped on devices other than

the EMG7 itself.

Designing safety related switches on EMG7 is prohibited. Switches related to safety,such as emergency stop

switches, should be made on a different hardware.

Design the system so there is no malfunctions due to communication anomalies between the host controller

and the EMG7. It can cause human injuries and/or property damages.

Do not use EMG7 as a major warning device that may cause injuries/serious material damages, and or

production stoppage. Control devices related to critical warning displays and warnings should be structured

on an independent, redundant hardware system or a mechanical interlock.

EMG7 is not intended for use for aircraft equipment, aerospace instruments, trunk line communication

equipment, nuclear powercontrol equipment, and medical equipment that concerns life support, and or other

equipment that concerns high reliability and safety. It cannot be used for these purposes.

When using the EMG7 for purposes that concern high reliability and safety of functions and accuracy, such

as transport equipment (trains, automobiles, ships, etc.), crime/disaster prevention devices, various safety

devices, and medical equipment that does not concern life support, be sure to have safety features including

redundancy and false operation prevention measures incorporated into the entire system.

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 on

the EMG7:

Below symptoms will occur when the backlight goes out:

1: Display goes out when “backlight off” function is not set.

2: Display does not recover when display is touched after display goes out with “backlight off” function set.

Warnings for Handling

Do not modify/disassemble the EMG7. It may cause fire and/or electric shocks.

Do not use around flammable gas. It may cause explosions.

Do not put any kind of liquid, such as water, and metals in to the product. It may cause fires and/or electric

shocks.

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Warnings for Wiring

For wiring and installation, please refer to the manual ad specification in order to conduct it correctly. It may

cause fires and/or electric shocks.

Before installing the power cable, make sure power is not being supplied from power source. It may cause

electric shocks.

Do not use power voltage other than what is specified. It may cause fires and/or electric shocks.

Warnings for Applying Current and Maintenance

Do not insert and remove communication cable while applying power.

EMG7 uses lithium batteries for the clock and part of memory back-up. Batteries may need to be replaced

after prolonged use. If replacement is necessary, please do refer to the instructions correctly.

3-2 Cautions

Caution!

Cautions for installation

Make sure cables are securely connected to connectors to avoid wrong input and output due to loose

connection.

Cautions for Applying Current and Maintenance

During access to SD card, do not turn off the EMG7 or pull out the SD card. It might damage the data inside

of the SD card.

Cautions for Wiring

Use D type grounding dedicated to EMG7 for FG terminals. It may cause electric shocks or malfunctions.

Make sure chips and objects from wiring do not enter the EMG7. It may cause fire or malfunctions.

Cautions for Disposal

When disposing the product, please treat is as industrial waste.

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Precautions for Safe Use

Do not press down hard on the display area of EMG7 with hard objects. It may break the LCD panel and may

cause injuries. Also, do not press down on the panel with sharp objects such as mechanical pencils or

drivers. It may damage the displays.

Installing EMG7 in areas out of the range of the specification will cause failures.

Do not use in areas where temperature rises and dwells rapidly. It may cause failures.

Avoid areas where rapid temperature change could cause condensation. It may cause failures.

Do not put any kind of liquid, such as water, or any metal parts into EMG7. It may cause failures or electric

shocks.

Do not use or keep EMG7 in locations with exposure to direct sunlight, high temperature, fine particles,

humidity, and/or vibrations.

Do not use or keep in areas where gasified chemicals are exuded into the air, or where chemical

contamination can occur.

Acid, Alkali, other saline chemicals: Failures due to corrosion

Organic solvents: Fire

If the surface of EMG7 gets dirty, wipe with a dry, soft cloth damped with a neutral detergent then wrung dry.

Do not use thinner or organic solvents.

LCD of display will deteriorate with ultraviolet rays. Do not use or keep in areas under strong ultraviolet rays.

When stored in sub-ambient temperature, LCD of display might coagulate and cause damage to the panel.

Also, when stored in over-ambient temperature, the LCD will turn into isotropic liquid and will not turn back to

its original state. Please store in specified ambient temperature.

After turning off the power of EMG7, leave for a while before turning the power back on. It might not function

normally.

Be sure to take back-up assuming the loss of data in the EMG7 in an event of an unexpected accident.

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3-3 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 running water for at least 15 minutes and consult a doctor.

2) The LCD display might have uneven brightness according to the contents being displayed. This is not a

malfunction.

3) Minute spots (dark or bright) may occur in the LCD display elements. This is a basic characteristic of the

LCD display and not a malfunction.

4) When LCD display is viewed outside the specified view angel, the color might seem different. 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 might cause an image lag. This is a basic

characteristic of the LCD display and not a malfunction.

In order to avoid image lags, please follow the below procedures:

1. When leaving the same image displayed, use the” display off” function.

2. Change the image displayed periodically and do not display the same image for a long period of time.

3-4 Handling of Touch Screens

1) If elements that change ambient environments or electric fields (capacitors with large capacity, power units,

and materials with high permittivity such as metals) are set close to the product, it might have impact to the

coordinate detection. Make sure to keep a good distance from the above unstable elements as much as

possible when designing.

2) Due to the characteristics of the touch screen, its functions might become unstable according to the

environment it is installed. For correct operations, perform sensitivity sensor calibration when building into a

device.

Also if at any time the touch screen operation become unstable due to changes in environment or

installation conditions, perform sensitivity sensor calibration.

3) The touch screen surface is made of glass. Glass is subject to break once scratched. Please handle with

care and avoid glass from contacting other glass and hard objects.

4) Touch screen may not operate correctly when there is moisture on the surface.

When moisture is detected on the touch screen surface, please wipe it dry before use.

5) When designing applications, consider the fact that area slightly outside the display might be read as a

coordinate due to the characteristics of the touch screen when touched.

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3-5 Handling of SD card

1) Use a computer for important data and take backup to an outside media (hard disc, CD-R, etc.) regularly.

We will not be held liable for any data lost or changed that is registered in the SD card.

2) Do not remove the SD card or turn the unit power off during write or read. It may cause the data inside the

unit or the SD card to be lost or damaged (deleted).

3) Please keep the socket terminal of the memory cards and SD card clear of foreign objects.

4) Do not touch the terminals with fingers or metal objects. It may cause malfunctions.

5) When inserting the SD card, make sure it is inserted in the correct direction.

6) Do not apply undue force when inserting/removing.

7) Do not insert anything other than a SD card into the SD card socket. Also be careful of any foreign objects

entering the socket.

8) Do not bend, break, or place under heavy objects.

9) Do not place in areas with sudden temperature change. Condensing will cause malfunctions.

10) Do not place in areas near corrosive chemicals or where corrosive gases evolve. It may cause malfunctions.

11) When cleaning, wipe with a dry soft cloth.

12) When carrying and storing, place the SD card memory card in its protection case

3-6 Handling of Batteries

1) This product uses primary batteries. Recharging is prohibited

2) Insulate the terminals with tape when discarding.

It may generate heat, explode, or ignite if in contact with other batteries or metal objects.

Be sure to follow the instructions of the local government (restrictions of the district) when discarding.

3) Check the polarity and make sure it is connected in the correct direction

4) Do not store in areas with direct sunlight, high temperature and/or high humidity

5) Disassembling and modifying is prohibited.

6) Do not change the batteries with wet hands

7) Please do not use other than the supplied battery.

8) Installing the battery should only be performed by trained personnel.

9) If the EM is VESA mounted, detach from the VESA arm when replacing the battery. Refer to the section,

Mounting on a VESA arm.

10) The battery should only be installed when the unit is powered off.

11) Do not use any metallic item to remove the battery (such as screwdrivers, knives, pliers, and so forth).

12) Be careful to not drop the battery or any associated screws into the unit.

13) Be careful of edges on internal sides of the enclosure and frame.

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Items Included in Package4.

Below are included in the package. Please check before use.

・EMG7 Main Unit 1unit

・Mounting Bracket (IS-TK-01) (4pcs/set) ・Battery (SWBT-01) (1)

・Protection Sheet (SWCA-7WS00-001) (1) ・Waterproof GasketSWPK-7W-01）(1)

*Already installed to unit

・Power Connector (SWCN-01-03) (1) ・Serial Connector (SWCN-01-05) (1)

・Installation Guide (2) *1・Accessory List (2) *1

*1. 1 English version and 1 Japanese version.

＜Note＞

Although efforts have been made to ensure quality and packaging at shipment, should you notice any damage or a

shortage of parts, please contact a dealer or Seedsware for additional instructions before use.

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