Ehb electronics SMARTdisplay 101 Bedienungsanleitung

Operating Instructions

ehb SMARTdisplay 101

Service personnel

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Quick guide

Overview

Functions of the Navigation Bar

To open the navigation bar, double-click on a blank area of the screen. (Double-clicking the bottom

near where the bar should be will not open it!)

Display /

Touchscreen

Scroll left

(back)

Scroll right

(forward)

Settings List of errors

Scroll up

(page navigation)

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Table of Contents

Quick guide...........................................................................................................................2

Overview ...............................................................................................................................2

Functions of the Navigation Bar..........................................................................................2

Table of Contents .................................................................................................................3

1. General ..........................................................................................................................4

1.1 Introduction ..............................................................................................................4

1.2 Target Group............................................................................................................4

1.3 Important Notes for the Use .....................................................................................5

1.4 Repair of Devices.....................................................................................................6

1.5 Disposal of Devices..................................................................................................6

2. Operation.......................................................................................................................7

2.1 Connection...............................................................................................................7

2.2 Switch On/Off...........................................................................................................8

2.3 Navigation of Pages .................................................................................................9

3. Change of Settings .....................................................................................................10

3.1 Setting Brightness, Contrast and Language ...........................................................11

3.2 Set Date/Time ........................................................................................................11

3.3 Network (LAN) Configuration..................................................................................12

4. Error List......................................................................................................................13

5. Communication with the PC.......................................................................................14

5.1 Upload of a Project / Configuration.........................................................................14

5.2 Update of a Project via USB..................................................................................15

5.3 Software Update ....................................................................................................15

6. Wiring Diagram ...........................................................................................................16

7. Housing Dimensions ..................................................................................................17

8. Technical Specification ..............................................................................................18

9. Document Information, History..................................................................................19

9.1 Imprint....................................................................................................................19

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1. General

1.1 Introduction

The ehb SMARTdisplay 101 unit offers a wide range of functions for monitoring and controlling all

motors and special machines that feature the CAN bus (SAE J1939). Using the special Workbench

configuration program (a software product of ehb-electronics gmbh for Windows 7 or 8), the display can

be set up individually and specific to your applications.

When errors are detected that have been received from other control units, the user is notified of them

via the display and can view them in the list of errors. Errors detected are stored with date and time and

are retained even after the ehb SMARTdisplay 101 has been restarted. More complex combinations

of parameters, data logging and control tasks can be added by means of additional, customer-specific

programs (‘Plug-Ins) to the standard software. Thus it is possible to communicate with other components

(e.g. a ehb SMARTmodul 04) via the CAN bus, to evaluate the data received and e.g. to control the

outputs of the external components.

1.2 Target Group

This documentation is addressed to service personnel for a system with built-in

ehb SMARTdisplay 101.

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1.3 Important Notes for the Use

How to use

The device must only be operated with the supplies provided.

Use a mild cleaning agent to clean the device.

Do not insert any objects that are not designed for the specific purpose into the

openings of the unit, as this may cause problems in the electrical components.

When operating the device, always observe general accident prevention regula-

tions.

Safety

Do not operate the ehb SMARTdisplay 101 device within range of strong electro-

magnetic fields. Observe the temperature specifications listed in Chapter 6.

Storage

ehb SMARTdisplay 101 devices that are not being used must be stored as de-

scribed in the operating specifications.

Shipping

When shipping, equipment must always be shipped in the original packaging or in

correspondingly sturdy packaging.

Use of unsuitable packaging constitutes negligence, hence rendering null and

void any claim to repairs under warranty.

Maintenance

The ehb SMARTdisplay 101 requires no maintenance throughout its entire ser-

vice life and requires no special care.

Installation

During the installation of the device follow the directions of the manufacturers of

plugs and wire harnesses.

Opening the

device

The ehb SMARTdisplay 101 contains any parts that can be serviced, replaced or

repaired by customers or third-party maintenance personnel.

The ehb SMARTdisplay 101 is sealed to protect against any unauthorised open-

ing. Please note that unauthorised opening will destroy the device.

CAUTION

Do not use high-pressure cleaning equipment to clean the device.

Service personnel are to be fully instructed that high-pressure cleaners will

damage the device and void the warranty.

Display and

Touch Screen

The touch screen may only be operated using fingers or special stylus with tip

width of at least 2mm (e.g. stylus for PDA). There is no warranty in case of

improper operation (e.g. use of knife or screw driver on touch screen).

A broken display is under no circumstances covered by warranty.

The small hole on the back of the housing below the connector cover is

not

used

for a hardware reset!

Please do not insert any object into this hole! Otherwise an important membrane

could be destroyed and water might soak into the housing of the device!

Damages of the device due to a broken membrane are not covered by

warranty.

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1.4 Repair of Devices

If a repair does become necessary, please ship the device to:

ehb electronics gmbh

Hans-Böckler-Str. 20

30851 Langenhagen, Germany

Please always be sure to include a written description of the problem. This will considerably simplify

troubleshooting for ehb electronics gmbh service department and allow the device to be returned

more quickly.

Or use our online service for returning the unit: www.ehbservice.de

NOTE!

ehb electronics gmbh is only liable for proper performance of tasks as well as for the suita-

ble condition of the materials used. Further claims such as compensation for lost profits or

compensation for direct or indirect consequential damages such as loss of data are ex-

cluded

CAUTION!

Damage caused by unsuitable packaging of the device for shipping and/or unauthor-

ized intervention will void the warranty.

1.5 Disposal of Devices

Product

At the end of its service life, dispose of the product in accordance with legal requirements.

Batteries

As a consumer, you are legally required (German Battery Ordinance – Batterieverordnung) to

return all used batteries. Disposal in household waste is not permitted!

Batteries/accumulators containing hazardous substances are labelled with the symbol shown to the

left, which indicates that disposal with household waste is prohibited. The markings for the respective

heavy metals are:

Cd = Cadmium,

Hg = Mercury,

Pb = Lead.

The respective marking is found on the battery/accumulator, e.g. under the rubbish bin icon shown

above. Used batteries/accumulators can be returned free of charge to a collection point in your com-

munity or wherever batteries/accumulators are sold.

You will therefore be meeting your legal obligations and helping to protect the environment.

Thank you for your consideration.

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2. Operation

2.1 Connection

The ehb SMARTdisplay 101 is mounted using the holders supplied and four plastic bolts. The electri-

cal connection to the device is via a DEUTSCH plug, DT 06-12S.

Figure 1: Wiring diagram and pin assignment

The

out pin 11 is only available on devices with serial number 372153 or higher.

For setting up and for software updates, etc., a standard USB cable can be attached to the USB port

and a standard CAT.5 patch cable connected to an Ethernet socket. For operation of the unit, cables

with the appropriate LTW connectors must be used. If you are not intending to use these interfaces,

the cap supplied should be fitted. Otherwise, the device will not meet the IP 67 protection class.

Pin / Contacts

1 GND

2 Kl. 30

3 AuxIN2

4 AuxIN1

5 GND

6 GND

7 CAN1_L (Bus 1 in Application)

8 CAN1_H

9 CAN2_L (Bus 0 in Application)

10 CAN2_H

11 OUT Kl. 15F

12 Kl.15

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2.2 Switch On/Off

When terminal 30 is active, the device is activated via terminal 15 (input), e.g. from an external igni-

tion switch. The initial start-up procedure takes about 15 seconds while the Windows Embedded Com-

pact 7 operating system starts up. The application then starts automatically and the home page speci-

fied by the configuration program appears.

The device is switched off by deactivating terminal 15. This places the system in a power-saving

standby mode. When the device is activated again (i.e. when terminal 15 is reactivated), the applica-

tion continues. The wait time until the display appears is minimal and there is no need to wait for the

longer initial start-up procedure.

The device must be connected to steady plus (terminal 30) in case data should be saved when the

unit is switched off; i.e. so that the device is not used purely as a display. To ensure that the device

does not consume power during standby mode, you can connect it in such a way that the device is

connected by the inputs for terminals 15 and 30 to terminal 15 of the machine.

Important note: If the application requires the internal operating hours counter (OHC), it is possi-

ble that time may be lost in this OHC as it is only updated every 12 minutes or so in the flash memory.

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2.3 Navigation of Pages

A hierarchical structure of groups can be created using the configuration program on the PC. Each

group contains one or more pages. A page group always receives at least one page - in the simplest

case, a page group is exactly one page. Every page group can, however, have more than one page.

The pages themselves contain the elements to be displayed (e.g. instruments, images, texts). Each

element can be configured so that clicking on it will move it to another group.

An example for structuring a project into pages and page groups is shown in the following illustration.

The elements of each page are indicated by small boxes (). Linking of an element with a page group

is indicated by green arrows ( ). Clicking on one of the elements from which an arrow issues

changes the display: the first page of the page group to which the arrow head points is displayed.

Note that a page group has only one entry point. It is however possible to have the same pages in dif-

ferent groups. This is the case in the example for groups 4 and 5.

Group 1

Page 1



Group 2

Page 2



Page 3



Page 4



Group 3

Page 5



Group 4

Page 6



Page 7



Group 5

Page 6



Page 7



Home page

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The left/right buttons on the navigation bar allow you to browse the pages within a group.

Click (browse forward) within e.g. group 2 to move from page 2 to page 3, from page 3 to page 4

and from page 4 back to page 2.

Click (browse back) to move through the pages in the opposite direction, i.e. from page 3 to page

2 and so on.

Use to move up one level, and click it multiple times to return to the home page. In the example

shown, you thus move from group 5 back to page 5, from group 4 back to page 4, and from groups 2

and 3 click to return to page 1, which here is the home page.

3. Change of Settings

Some settings can be made or changed directly on the device via elements on the touchscreen. An

overview is given in the following table.

Menu Structure of the Setup Menu

Display Information

Displayed are among others date and time, available system

memory, current IP address(es), software version of modules

General

Settings

Setting of brightness and contrast and language

Password for pro-

tected area

More settings may be configured after entering a password.

These

settings should not be modified by any operator of the machine.

The password should only be disclosed to authorized persons!

Standard password: 915066

Date/Time

Settings

Set date and time. Verify (and if necessary correct) the date first,

then set the time!

Network

Settings

Here you may choose if IP address should be obtained from a

DHCP server, otherwise you may assign a static IP manually.

LiveView

diagnosis tool

Not currently available.

Return to instruments view

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