Posiflex TM-8045E User manual

Package Contents

LM-8015E

 15” LM-8015E Monitor…………...(x 1)

 Extension Pipe…………………….(x 1)

 VGA Cable………………………..(x 1)

 Mounting Kits…………………......(x 1)

 User Manual……………………….(x 1)

LM-8025E

 15” LM-8025E Monitor…………...(x 1)

 Extension Pipe…………………….(x 1)

 VGA Cable………………………..(x 1)

 USB Cable………………….……..(x 1)

 Mounting Kits…………………......(x 1)

 User Manual……………………….(x 1)

LM-8035E

 15” LM-8035E Monitor……....…..(x 1)

 Connecting Bracket for

15”/17” KS-series Terminals ..........(x 1)

 VGA Cable………………………..(x 1)

 Mounting Kits…………………......(x 1)

 User Manual……………………….(x 1)

LM-8045E

 15” LM-8045E Monitor……....…..(x 1)

 Connecting Bracket for Gen 5 Base

…………………………...…....…..(x 1)

 VGA Cable………………………..(x 1)

 Mounting Kits…………………......(x 1)

 User Manual……………………….(x 1)

LM-8055E

 15” LM-8055E Monitor……....…..(x 1)

 Base Bracket for Gen 6 Base……..(x 1)

 VGA Cable………………………..(x 1)

 Mounting Kits…………………......(x 1)

 User Manual……………………….(x 1)

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LM-80X5E

POS Monitor User Manual

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Views of LM-8015E/8025E

Front View

Views of LM-8035E

Front View

LED Indicator

15” LM-8015E LCD Panel

LED Indicator

15” LM-8035E

LCD Panel

15” LM-8025E LCD Panel

SD-466Z

Side attachment

with MSR

(Optional)

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Rear View

Views of the LM-8045E

Front View

Rear View

Mounting Bracket

LED Indicator

15” LM-8045E

LCD Panel

Mounting Bracket

for Gen 5 Base

Connecting Bracket

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Views of LM-8055E

Front View

Rear View

LED Indicator

15” LM-8055E

LCD Panel

Mounting Bracket

Base Bracket for Gen 6 Base

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Right-Side View of LM-80X5E

I/O Ports of LM-8015E/8035E/8045E/8055E

I/O Ports of LM-8025E

VGA Port

DC-IN Power Jack

OSD button

EXT button

＋ button

－ button

OSD Control

B

Power button

VGA Port

USB (Type B) Port

DC-IN Power Jack

USB (Type A)

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Mounting LM-8015E/8025E to Gen5 Base

1. Lay LM-8015E/8025E on a flat surface.

2. Securely support the extension pipe to aim

the screw holes of the mounting fixture at the

hole pattern on the rear of the LCD panel.

Then, fasten the mounting fixture using four

screws.

3. Take VGA cable. Neatly thread the cable from the bottom of the

extension pipe and pull them out of the cable exit. Connect VGA cable

to the VGA port of LM-8015E/8025E.

4. Press down the release button on the rear side

of Gen 5 base and then remove the cover in

the direction as shown in the figure.

5. Holding your pipe, attach the two screw holes, located at the base of the

pipe, to the screw holes of Gen5 base as shown in the below figures.

Then, insert two screws and fasten them to fix the pipe to the base.

Cable Exit

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6. The installation is completed.

Mounting LM-8035E to 15”/17” series Terminals

KS-7215 with Gen 8.5 base will be used to demonstrate installation of

LM-8035E in the following example.

1. Position your terminal with its rear facing

towards you.

2. Take L type mounting bracket out of LM-

8035E box package. Align the four screw

holes of the mounting bracket with the hole

pattern at the back of the terminal, insert four

#6-32-12L fixing screws into the screw holes

and then tighten the screws to secure the

mounting bracket.

3. Lift the monitor to align three screw holes on

the monitor bracket with those on the bracket

attached to the terminal using the alignment

dots. Properly attach two brackets with three

#6-32-6L fixing screws. Make sure LM-

8035E is well mounted onto your terminal.

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4. First, remove cable cover from the base of the terminal. Then, pull

outward the locking levers and then remove the neck cover in the

direction shown by the arrow.

5. Take the VGA cable out of the package to

insert one end of VGA cable to the VGA port

of your terminal.

6. Pass the VGA cable through the cable exit as

shown in the picture.

7. Flip the terminal with its rear toward you.

Neatly pull the cable out of the cable exit and

route it along the cable passage.

8. Push back the neck cover and the cable cover into place. Also, make

sure the cable could be pulled out of the cable exit from the base.

9. Align the other end of the VGA cable with

the VGA port at the bottom I/O plate of your

monitor and secure it.

Cable exit

Cable Exit

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10. The installation of LM-8035E is completed.

Mounting LM-8045E to Gen5 Base

1. Take out LM-8045E and connecting bracket

out of the box.

2. Locate four screw holes of the bracket on the rear of LM-8045E, and

then align them with the hole pattern on the connecting bracket using

guide.

3. Fasten the connecting bracket to the monitor

with four screws.

4. Press down the release button on the rear side

of Gen 5 base and then remove the cover in

the direction as shown in the figure.

Connecting Bracket

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5. Support your monitor, attach the two screw holes on the connecting

bracket to the screw holes of Gen5 base as shown in the below figures.

Then, insert two screws and fasten them to fix LM-8045E to the base.

6. Properly connect one end of VGA cable to

the VGA port of LM-8045E.

7. To route the cable, first release LCD panel of your terminal from Gen5

base. Support the screen with one hand holding to the bottom of the

panel and then push it up after holding down the release button located

on the rear side of POS terminal.

8. Laying Gen5 base with its bottom facing

towards you.

Release

Button

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9. Take VGA cable, neatly thread the cable

along the cable groove, and then snap it into

the cable holder as shown in the figure.

10. Pass the cable through the cable passage.

11. Place Gen5 base in upright position and

make sure the cable can be pulled out of the

cable passage.

12. Lift your LCD panel to aim four screw bolts on the rear to the four

screw holes on the Gen5 base. Then, along the rail slots push down the

screen until the LCD panel is well locked into place with a click sound.

13. Connect the other end of VGA cable to the I/O plate of your terminal.

14. The installation is completed.

Cable groove

Cable holder

Cable passage

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Mounting LM-8055E to Gen6 Base

1. Lay your terminal on a flat surface with the screen facing downwards

and the bottom towards you. Identity three screw holes on the bottom

side designed to attach the base bracket of LM-8055E to the base, as

shown in the figure below.

2. Take the base bracket out of the LM-

8055E package box. Attach the base

bracket to the hole pattern on the

bottom of Gen 6 base, and secure the

base bracket with three fixing screws.

3. Position your terminal with Gen 6 base upright.

4. Lift LM-8055E to align its rear bracket

with the four screw holes of base

bracket which you fasten to Gen 6 base

in Step 2. Next, use four screw to well

fix the rear bracket of LM-8055E to the

base bracket.

5. Properly connect LM-8055E to the POS terminal using the VGA cable.

6. The installation is completed.

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Powering ON/OFF your Monitor

To start up LM-80X5E, you have to make sure that the monitor is well

connected to POS terminals and electricity is supplied to the monitor either

through POS terminal or through external power sources. For the users who

prefer POS terminal as primary power sources to power your monitor using

VGA cable, please also refer to the Activating Power Output to VGA Port

via BIOS Settings section to confirm that VGA port of your terminal is indeed

enabled.

Power ON LM-80X5E

Press the power button of the terminal to power up the terminal. Few seconds

later the monitor will be initiated automatically.

Power OFF LM-80X5E

After following the standard shutdown procedure to shut down your terminal,

the monitor will be consequently turned off.

Activating Power Output to VGA port via BIOS Settings

In general, Posiflex terminals will disable the VGA power output in BIOS due

to safety concerns. In the case of using your Posiflex terminal to supply power

to monitors, it is required to manually enable the VGA power of the terminals

in BIOS settings so that the monitor is able to extract power from the Posiflex

terminals. However, if the monitor you are using is not manufactured by

Posiflex, it is strongly suggested to deactivate the VGA power of your terminal

in preventing your device from being damaged.

The following will describe the steps required to enable VGA port in BIOS

setting. For those users who intend to power the monitors using power

adaptor included in your package, you may skip this section. Besides,

please DO NOT plug the VGA cable into VGA connectors while the terminal

is still running.

1. Make sure that LM-80X5E is well connected to the Posiflex terminals

using the VGA cable.

2. Press the power button of the POS system to power on the POS. During

the boot process, hit F2 key to access BIOS setting.

3. Navigate through BIOS using arrow and Enter keys to access the setting

of VGA port. If it is set to be disabled, hit Enter key to enable the VGA

port.

4. Switch to Exit tab and select Exit Saving Changes option. Choose Yes in

Setup Confirmation message box to save your configurations.

5. After rebooting your POS, make sure the monitor is correctly detected.

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Power LED Indicator

Power LED indicator, located at the bottom of the screen, is used to notify

users of the current status of your monitor by emitting various LED signals.

Please refer to the below chart to accurately interpret the of the indicators

status to facilitate your troubleshooting.

Status

Description

ON, solid blue

System power ON

ON, solid green

System Standby

OFF

System power OFF

Setting up Display Resolution for Your Monitor

The below chart defines the list of recommended display settings for

LM -80X5E. Improper display configuration will prevent the monitor from

properly displaying the image and lead to a warning message of “out of range”

prompted on the screen.

Display

Resolution

Horizontal Frequency

(KHz)

Refresh Rate (Hz)

640 x 400

31.5

70

640 x 480

31.5

60

37.9

72

37.5

75

720 x 400

31.5

70

800 x 600

35.1

56

37.9

60

48.1

72

46.9

75

1024 x 768

48.4

60

56.5

70

60

75

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Using the OSD Menu

OSD, as known as On-Screen Display, is employed to assist users in adjusting

a variety of monitor-related settings depending on personal preference.

Through this section, it is expected to familiarize you with the options which

are accessible via OSD menu, and to optimize your experiences with

LM -80X5E.

Power & OSD Buttons

Power & OSD buttons are available on the right-

hand side of the LCD monitor. Each of four OSD

controls works differently in various occasions.

Please refer to the below figure to get an idea of

how they could possibly function in relation to

OSD menu.

Icon

Description

OSD button

While OSD menu is activated:

 to select the specific menu option

While OSD menu is deactivated:



to activate the OSD menu

EXT button

While OSD menu is activated:

 to exit from the current configuration

“＋” Button

While OSD menu is activated:

 to navigate through OSD menu options



to increase the value of the specific item

“－” Button

While OSD menu is activated:

 to navigate through OSD menu options

 to decrease the value of the specific item

While OSD menu is deactivated:

 to initiate auto-adjustment function

Power Button

 turn on/off the monitor

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To help you get started with the OSD menu, the following points are

guidelines you are suggested to go through:

1. Firstly, press the OSD button to access the OSD menu.

2. Scroll through OSD menu options using either the “

＋

” or “

－

” button.

3. Press the OSD button to select the particular menu option of interest. It

will lead you to its sub-menu page if the selected menu option contains

sub-menu items.

4. Under the selected menu item with available sub-menu items, use the

“

＋

” or “

－

” button to switch among different items. Then, press the

OSD button to select the sub-menu item which you intend to adjust.

5. Use the “

＋

” or “

－

” button to adjust the value of the selected OSD item.

Then, press the OSD button to save settings.

6. Press the EXT button to exit from the current configuration.

OSD Options

Please refer to the following table for further explanation of the accessible

items.

OSD Menu Options

Sub-menu items & Description

Picture



Backlight

Press the “

＋

” button to increase backlight

intensity;

Press the “－” button to decrease backlight

intensity.

 Brightness

Press the “

＋

” button to increase brightness;

Press the “－” button to decrease brightness.

 Contrast

Press the “

＋

” button to increase contrast;

Press the “－” button to decrease contrast.

 Sharpness

Press the “

＋

” button to increase sharpness;

Press the “

－

” button to decrease sharpness.

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OSD Menu Options

Sub-menu items & Description

Display

 Auto Adjustment

Execute the auto-tune function for OSD menu,

which will automatically perform fine tune of

the image quality for optimizing screen

performance.

 H Position

Press the “

＋

” button to move the screen to the

right;

Press the “－” button to move the screen to the

left.

 V Position

Press the “

＋

” button to move the screen up;

Press the “－” button to move the screen down.

 Pixel Clock

Use the “

＋

” or “－” button to adjust the

Clock setting for VGA input.

 Phase

Use the “

＋

” or “－” button to adjust the

Phase setting for VGA input.

Other

 Reset

Restore the current menu back to the default

setting.

 Menu Time

Specify the length of time for OSD menu to

stay active on the screen.

 Language

Specify the language used in the OSD menu.

Information

Display information regarding display resolution,

horizontal/vertical sync frequency, pixel clock

(PCLK), etc.

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Specifications

LM-80X5E

Display

LCD Panel

15" TFT LCD

Resolution

1024 (H) x 768 (V)

Active Area

304.128 (H) x 228.096 (V)

Pixel Pitch

0.297(H) x 0.297 (V)

Pixel Arrangement

RGB Vertical Stripe

Viewing Angle

80/80/80/80 degree (U/D/L/R)

Contrast Ratio

600 : 1

Response Time

2 ms (Raising) / 6 ms (Falling)

Brightness

250 cd/m2

General Specification

Display Interface

VGA

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The product information and specifications are subject to change without

prior notice. To get the detailed information on LM-80X5E, please check this

model from Posiflex Global Website

(http://www.posiflex.com/en-global/Download/download

).

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