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PART-A Peripherals
A1. YAX101 General-purpose Desk ............................................................ A1-1
A1.1 Names of Parts (YAX101) .............................................................................. A1-2
A1.2 Setting Up the YAX101 .................................................................................. A1-4
A1.3 Connecting for the YAX101 .......................................................................... A1-8
A1.3.1 Power Cables ................................................................................. A1-9
A1.3.2 Grounding .................................................................................... A1-10
A2. YAX801 General-purpose Desk ............................................................ A2-1
A2.1 Components of the YAX801 .......................................................................... A2-2
A2.2 Setting Up the YAX801 .................................................................................. A2-4
A2.3 Connecting for the YAX801 .......................................................................... A2-7
A2.3.1 Power Cable Wiring ........................................................................ A2-8
A2.3.2 Grounding ...................................................................................... A2-9
A3. Operation Keyboard ............................................................................. A3-1
A3.1 Names and Functions of the Operation Keyboard ...................................... A3-2
A3.2 Cable Connections of the Operation Keyboard .......................................... A3-4
A3.2.1 Connection of the Power Cable for the Operation Keyboard ........... A3-5
A3.2.2 Connecting the Signal Cable to the Operation Keyboard ................. A3-6
A3.2.3 Key Switch Operation of the Operation Keyboard ........................... A3-7
A4. Control Bus Interface Card................................................................... A4-1
A4.1 Front Panel of the Control Bus Interface Card ............................................ A4-2
A4.2 Installing the Control Bus Interface Card to a PC ....................................... A4-3
A4.3 Connecting Control Bus Cables to the Control Bus Interface Card .......... A4-4
A4.4 Setting the Control Bus Station Address .................................................... A4-6
A4.5 Attaching the Control Bus Station Address Label ...................................... A4-9
A5. Maintenance of Peripherals ................................................................. A5-1
A5.1 Precautionary Notes with Respect to Static Electricity .............................. A5-2
A5.2 Replacing the Keyboard ............................................................................... A5-3
A5.3 Cleaning the Mouse ...................................................................................... A5-4
A5.4 Replacing the Function Key Labels ............................................................. A5-5
A5.5 Replacing the Control Bus Interface Card ................................................... A5-6
Customer Maintenance Parts List (AIP827) ....................... CMPL 33Y06G01-32E

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PART-B Enclosed Display Style Console-Type HIS
B1. Configuration and Component Names of the Enclosed Display
Style Console-Type HIS ........................................................................ B1-1
B1.1 Desk of the Enclosed Display Style Console-Type HIS .............................. B1-2
B1.2 Front of the Enclosed Display Style Console-Type HIS .............................. B1-6
B1.3 Rear of the Enclosed Display Style Console-Type HIS ............................... B1-7
B2. Installation of the Enclosed Display Style Console-Type HIS ............. B2-1
B2.1 Maintenance Space ....................................................................................... B2-2
B2.2 Installing the PC ............................................................................................ B2-3
B3. Cable Connection for the Enclosed Display Style Console-Type HIS
............................................................................................................... B3-1
B3.1 Power Cable Wiring and Grounding ............................................................ B3-2
B3.1.1 Power Cable Wiring ........................................................................ B3-3
B3.1.2 Grounding ...................................................................................... B3-4
B3.2 Bus Connecting ............................................................................................ B3-5
B3.3 Connecting Cables within the HIS ............................................................... B3-8
B4. Operations of the Enclosed Display Style Console-Type HIS............. B4-1
B4.1 Setting the Station Address ......................................................................... B4-2
B4.2 Turning the Power On/Off ............................................................................. B4-3
B4.3 Using the Mode Switch Key .......................................................................... B4-4
B4.4 Adjusting Display Properties ....................................................................... B4-5
B4.4.1 Tuning Menu ................................................................................... B4-6
B4.4.2 Tuning Items ................................................................................... B4-9
B4.4.3 Adjusting the Volume of the Built-in Speaker ................................. B4-13
B4.5 Setting Up the Mouse ................................................................................. B4-14
B4.6 Setting Up the Engineering Keyboard ....................................................... B4-15
B5. Configuration and Functions of Cards and Units ............................... B5-1
B5.1 Power Distribution Board ............................................................................. B5-2
B5.1.1 Terminal Board Unit ........................................................................ B5-4
B5.1.2 Power Supply Unit .......................................................................... B5-6
B5.1.3 AUX Board ..................................................................................... B5-7

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B5.2 Cards to be Mounted in the PC .................................................................... B5-8
B5.2.1 Control Bus Interface Card .............................................................. B5-9
B5.2.2 Extended Interface Card for the Console-Type HIS ....................... B5-10
B6. How to Perform Maintenance and Parts Replacement ....................... B6-1
B6.1 Daily Inspection ............................................................................................ B6-2
B6.2 Inspection Using the System Maintenance Window ................................... B6-4
B6.2.1 HIS Status Display Window ............................................................ B6-5
B6.2.2 Display Items of the Enclosed Display Style Console-Type HIS Status
....................................................................................................... B6-6
B6.3 On-Line Maintenance .................................................................................... B6-7
B6.4 Parts Requiring Periodic Replacement (Parts having Defined Life Spans)
....................................................................................................................... B6-8
B6.5 How to Replace Parts .................................................................................... B6-9
B6.5.1 Common Procedures and Precautions when Replacing Parts ...... B6-10
B6.5.2 Parts that can be Replaced by the User ........................................ B6-11

Customer Maintenance Parts List (LPCKIT) ...................... CMPL 33Q06B40-31E

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PART-C Open Display Style Console-Type HIS
C1. Configuration and Component Names of the Open Display
Style Console-Type HIS ........................................................................ C1-1
C1.1 Desk Section of the Open Display Style Console-Type HIS ....................... C1-2
C1.2 Front Section of the Open Display Style Console-Type HIS ....................... C1-4
C1.3 Rear Section of the Open Display Style Console-Type HIS ........................ C1-5
C2. Installation of the Open Display Style Console-Type HIS ................... C2-1
C2.1 Maintenance Space ....................................................................................... C2-3
C2.2 How to Interconnect Open Display Style Console-Type HIS Units ............ C2-4
C2.3 Installing the PC ............................................................................................ C2-5
C3. Cable Connection for the Open Display Style Console-Type HIS ....... C3-1
C3.1 Power Cable Wiring and Grounding ............................................................ C3-2
C3.2 Bus Connecting ............................................................................................ C3-3
C3.3 Connecting Cables within the HIS ............................................................... C3-4
C4. Operations of the Open Display Style Console-Type HIS ................... C4-1
C4.1 Setting the Station Address ......................................................................... C4-2
C4.2 Turning the Power On/Off ............................................................................. C4-3
C4.3 Using the Mode Switch Key .......................................................................... C4-4
C4.4 Adjusting the Volume of the Built-in Speaker ............................................. C4-5
C4.5 Setting Up the Mouse ................................................................................... C4-6
C4.6 Setting Up the Engineering Keyboard ......................................................... C4-7
C5. Configuration and Functions of Cards and Units ............................... C5-1
C5.1 Power Distribution Board ............................................................................. C5-2
C5.1.1 Terminal Board Unit ........................................................................ C5-3
C5.1.2 AUX Board ..................................................................................... C5-4
C5.2 Cards to be Mounted in the PC .................................................................... C5-5
C5.2.1 Control Bus Interface Card .............................................................. C5-6
C5.2.2 Extended Interface Card for the Console-Type HIS ......................... C5-7
C6. How to Perform Maintenance and Parts Replacement ....................... C6-1
C6.1 Daily Inspection ............................................................................................ C6-2
C6.2 Inspection Using the System Maintenance Window ................................... C6-3
C6.3 On-Line Maintenance .................................................................................... C6-4

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C6.4 Parts Requiring Periodic Replacement (Parts Having Defined Life Spans)
....................................................................................................................... C6-5
C6.5 How to Replace Parts ................................................................................... C6-6
C6.6 How to Install the LCD .................................................................................. C6-7
C6.6.1 How to Install the Dual-Stack LCDs (Installation at 20-Degree Angle)
....................................................................................................... C6-8
C6.6.2 How to Install the Single-Stack LCD (Installation at 20-Degree Angle)
..................................................................................................... C6-13
C6.6.3 How to Install the Dual-Stack LCDs (Vertical Installation) .............. C6-14
C6.6.4 How to Install the Single-Stack LCD (Vertical Installation) ............. C6-18
C6.6.5 Visual Angle of LCD ...................................................................... C6-19

Customer Maintenance Parts List (YPCKIT) ...................... CMPL 33Q06B50-31E

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Part-D Materials of the Console Kit
D1. Classifying Materials for Disposal of the Console Kit ......................... D1-1

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A1. YAX101 General-purpose Desk

The YAX101 general-purpose desk has a flat surface with a width of 700 mm and a
depth of 950 mm. The flat-top desk is ideal for setting up and operating a display
device, keyboard and mouse.

Inside the desk, there is a rack that can be used to store a 19-inch device.
A keyboard and mouse can be stored in the drawer at the front of the desk.
With the model that has a built-in power panel, power can be supplied to the stored de-
vices.
An external view of the YAX101 general-purpose desk is shown below:

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Figure YAX101 External View

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A1.1 Names of Parts (YAX101)

This section explains the names of YAX101 parts using illustrations.

<Without power panel>

Rear door

Front door

Front view Rear view

<With power panel> Power panel

Front door

Rear door

Front view Rear view

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Figure Names of Parts

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■ Power Panel
This panel receives power from an external source and distributes it to each unit in the
YAX101.
A power panel can be attached inside the desk as an optional specification.
Rated output current
• 100 V AC type: 10 A or less for CN1 and CN2 combined, 10 A or less for CN3 and
CN4 combined, for a total of 20 A at maximum.
• 200 V AC type: 5 A or less for CN1 and CN2 combined, 5 A or less for CN3 and CN4
combined, for a total of 10 A at maximum.
Illustration a. and b. below are external views of the 100 V AC type and 200 V AC type
panels, respectively.

CN1 CN1
Cautionary marks

TOTAL TOTAL
10A 5A
CN2 MAX. CN2 MAX.

CN3 CN3

TOTAL TOTAL
10A 5A
CN4 MAX. CN4 MAX.

POWER POWER

Breakers

100-120 220-240
VAC VAC
TM1 L N TM1 L N

Power connection terminals

Protective grounding terminals

a. 100 V AC type b. 200 V AC type

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Figure External Views of Power Panels

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A1.2 Setting Up the YAX101

This section explains how to set up the YAX101.

■ Providing Ample Space

When selecting a location to set up the YAX101, provide ample space for the reasons noted
below:
• For normal operations
• To conduct periodic inspections to safely run the equipment
• For maintenance in case the device should break down
The figure below indicates the necessary space when setting up the YAX101.
Keep in mind this space when deciding on the size of the room where the YAX101 will be
set up.

Unit: mm

700

1000

950 YAX101

1000

Front
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Figure Necessary Space

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■ Anchoring the Desk
Before anchoring the desk, based on the equipment layout diagram (supplied by the
customer), check and make sure that the followings are in accordance with the drawing:
• Anchor bolts
• Installation frame
• Wiring through holes
In particular, the positional relationship with the anchor bolt holes in the channel base of the
unit requires caution. Prevent shocks to the unit, and do not use rails, etc.
Then you can anchor the desk to the floor using the anchoring bolts.
The figure below shows a floor installation view:

Unit: mm

27 646 27

50 602
100 112.8
40 92 30

59
Cable hole (for power supply) 50

Cable hole (for signals)

740

Contacting base surface

4-M12 anchor bolts

(␾15)

44

Front
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Figure Floor Installation View

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■ Securing to the Floor
Secure this system to the floor.
There are different ways to secure the system according to the type of floor. A typical
example is given below:

● Concrete Floor
Secure with anchor bolts.
The torque when tightening the anchor bolts should be within a range of 1.5 to 2.0 N • m in
order to retain the function of the rubber bushing at the bottom.

Desk

Anchor bolts

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Figure Anchor Bolts

● Floor Made of Steel Plate

Secure with tightening bolts.

IMPORTANT
Insulate from outside air by the section where the duct rises up.
(After connecting the wires, fill in sponge rubber and place putty in the upper area.)

Desk
Tightening bolt

Floor made of steel plate

Rise

Duct
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Figure Tightening Bolts

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● Free Access Floor
Secure to a fixed frame.

Desk

Free access floor

Fixed frame

Floor

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Figure Fixed Frame

SEE ALSO
If the base floor has a free access structure, through holes must be provided to pass the cables con-
nected to each device. Refer to the “Installation Guidance Manual” TI 33Q1J10-01E for precautions when
modifying the free access floor.

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A1.3 Connecting for the YAX101

This section explains the power cables and grounding cables connected to the
YAX101 that has a power panel.

• Wire the power cable through the conduit at the desk entrance for the following rea-
sons:
• To prevent damage to the cable due to contact with a metal plate.
CAUTION
• To avoid applying excessive weight on the solderless lugs or power connection
terminals due to the weight of the cable.
• Turn off the main power supply, and perform work after confirming with a tester that
there is no power in the power cable to be connected.
• After the power cable has been connected, turn on the power to the power cable with
the breaker in the power panel turned OFF. Then, confirm with a tester that normal
power is being supplied to the power connection terminal.
• Wire the power cable so that a distance of 1 cm or more is maintained from other
signal lines.

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A1.3.1 Power Cables

■ How to Connect
1. Insert the door key into the door at the back of the YAX101.
2. Rotate the inserted key by 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) and open the door.
3. Turn off the power panel breaker.
4. Pull forward the protective cover for the power connection terminal located at the
bottom of the power panel and remove.
5. Connect the power cable to the power connection terminals (non-grounded side to
terminal L, grounded side to N). Connect the grounding cable to the grounding bar
junction terminal (M5 screw).
6. After wiring is complete, place the protective cover back on the power connection
terminal.

Power panel

POWER
Breaker

100-120
VAC
TM1 L N Power connection
terminal

Power supply
Grounding
(100 ohm or less)
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Figure Power Supply Connection

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A1.3.2 Grounding
Always ground the YAX101 to avoid interference from outside noise and protect the
operators or maintenance personnel from an electric shock.

• Connect the grounding cable to the junction terminal of the grounding conductor
connection bar.

CAUTION

■ Grounding the YAX101

1. Provide the dedicated 100 ohms or less.
Do not share the grounding with equipment not used with this system.
2. The ground bus should be 22 mm2 or more.
3. The grounding bar for grounding conductor connection is located at the bottom on the
rear side and is not insulated from the YAX101 unit.
The grounding bar at the back has the same electric potential.
4. Connect the ground bus to the grounding bar.

SEE ALSO
See Part C of the “Installation Guidance Manual” TI 33Q1J10-01E for details on grounding wiring.

Terminal for grounding

conductor connection
Front (M8 hex bolt)

Grounding bar for grounding

conductor connection
(not insulated from the frame)

Junction terminal
Ground bus
(eight M5 screws)

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Figure Grounding

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A2. YAX801 General-purpose Desk

The YAX801 general-purpose desk has a flat surface with a width of 550 mm and a
depth of 1080 mm. The flat-top desk is ideal for setting up and operating a printer
and a display device.

■ YAX801 External View

Inside the desk, there is a space that can be used to store a rack-type device.
A keyboard and a mouse can be stored in the drawer at the front of the desk.
Since the desk has a built-in outlet panel, power can be supplied to the device stored inside
the desk.
An external view of the YAX801 general-purpose desk is shown below:

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Figure YAX801 External View

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A2.1 Components of the YAX801

This section explains the components of the YAX801 general-purpose desk using
illustrations.

■ Front View
Both the front and rear doors of the YAX801 are optional. The stabilizers are also optional.
There is a power panel at the lower front of the YAX801. Connect the specified power
supply to the AC power connection terminal of the power panel. After the power cable
wiring and the grounding cable wiring are complete, install the protective cover to ensure
safety.

Power distribution board

(view when the protective
cover is removed)

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Figure YAX801 Front View

● Power Distribution Board

There are two types of YAX801 that support 100 to 120V AC and 220 to 240V AC power
input respectively.

Power connection terminal Breaker

TM1 (100-120V AC )
L N
POWER

Protective grounding label Protective grounding terminal

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Figure Power Distribution Board

● Protective Cover

The protective cover must be installed to ensure safe operation.

CAUTION

After the wiring is complete, the protective cover must be installed to ensure safe operation
of the YAX801.
Install the protective cover on the rack in 19” width at the lower front of the YAX801. Since
the protective cover has a square hole for the breaker, install the protective cover so that
the square hole is on the breaker.

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POWER

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Figure Protective Cover

■ Rear View
There is an outlet panel at the lower rear of the YAX801, which comes with four outlets.

IMPORTANT
• The total amperage of the four outlets, CN1, CN2, CN3, and CN4, must be 10A or
less.
• Service outlet leakage current : 3.5mA or less (however, at 100V AC).

Outlet panel

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Figure Power Panel

● Outlet Panel
Devices having 100 to 240V AC can be connected to this outlet panel. All the four outlets
have the same shape.

CN1 CN2 ( TOTAL

10A MAX. ) CN3 CN4

TOTAL
CN1 CN210AMAX. CN3 CN4

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Figure Outlet Panel

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A2.2 Setting Up the YAX801

This section explains how to set up the YAX801.

■ Allocating Maintenance Space

When selecting a location to set up the YAX801, allocate maintenance space for the rea-
sons noted below:
• For normal operations
• To conduct periodic inspections to safely run the equipment
• For maintenance in case the device should break down
The figure below indicates the necessary space when setting up the YAX801.
Keep in mind this space when deciding on the size of the room where the YAX801 will be
set up.

550 Unit: mm

1000

External dimension table

Number of
consoles 1 2 3 4
1180
L 550 1100 1650 2200
d*1 2 4 6 8

*1: A YAX801 and a solid-style console type HIS,

or a YAX801 and an open-style console type HIS
can be mounted side by side.
“d” indicates the allowable number of desks
1000 when they are set up in side by side.

F
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Figure Necessary Maintenance Space

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■ Anchoring the Desk
Use the anchor-bolts to fix the console on the floor.
When the console can not be fixed to the floor with bolts, use stretch legs.
The stretch legs of the desk are optional.

WARNING
• During delivery, the stretch legs should be used to prevent the channel base from
falling. The stretch legs should not be removed unless the desk is fixed to the floor with
anchor bolts.
When the stretch legs are removed after the desk is fixed with anchor bolts, the stretch
legs should be kept for the future use.
• When moving the desk, the equipments mounted on the desk should packed and
moved separately.
• In order to keep the desk stabilize when moving the desk, the stretch legs should be
used (if the anchor bolts are not used).

SEE ALSO
For the anchoring method of the desk, see the following:
A1.2, “Setting Up the YAX101”

The figure below shows a floor installation view:

550 Unit: mm

450

400
100 30

160
100
440

160
Channel base
contacting surface

30
F Floor hole for cable
4-M12 anchor bolts
(15×25 oval hole)
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Figure Floor Installation View

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■ Weight Capacity on Desktop
YAX801is illustrated as the figure below. The less-heavy devices such as the operation
keyboard and mouse can be placed on the stretched part, i.e., the area A. The heavier
devices such as LCD and printer can be placed on the desktop, i.e., the area B.
However, the weight capacities of the two areas are restricted. The following limitation must
be observed.

IMPORTANT
• The total weight of the devices placed on the area A should be less than 10kg.
• The total weight of the devices placed on the area B should be less than 50kg.

Area B

Area A

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Figure YAX801 Desk

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A2.3 Connecting for the YAX801

This section explains the power cable wiring and grounding cable Connecting for
the YAX801.

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A2.3.1 Power Cable Wiring

This section explains the power cable wiring for the YAX801.

• Wire the power cable through a conduit at the desk entrance for the following reasons:
To prevent damage to the power cable due to direct contact with a metal plate.
CAUTION To avoid applying excessive weight onto the power connection terminals due to the
weight of the cable itself.
• Be sure to turn off the main power supply and confirm with a tester that no electricity is
flowing into the power cable to be connected before working on power cable wiring.
• After the power cable has been wired, turn on the power to the power cable with the
breaker on the power panel turned OFF. Then, confirm with a tester that power is
being supplied normally to the power connection terminals.
• Wire the power cable so that a distance of 1 cm or more is maintained from other
signal lines.

■ How to Connect
1. Open the front door.
2. Remove the protective cover and turn off the breaker on the power distribution panel.
3. Connect the power cable to the power connection terminals (non-grounded side to
terminal L and grounded side to N). Connect the grounding cable to the protective
grounding terminal on earth bar.
4. After the wiring is complete, install the protective cover.
TM1
(100-240V AC )
POWER

Power supply

Grounding
(100 ohm or less)
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Figure Power Supply Connection

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A2.3.2 Grounding
Be sure to ground the YAX801 main unit to avoid interference from outside noise and
protect the operator or maintenance personnel from an electric shock.

Connect the grounding cable to the protective grounding terminal especially provided in the
YAX801.

CAUTION

■ Grounding the YAX801

1. Grounding should be of Class D grounding with a grounding resistance of 100 ohm or
less.
2. The protective grounding terminal is located in the desk at the front of the YAX801.

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A3. Operation Keyboard

The operation keyboard (referred to as AIP827 hereafter) is a QWERTY-layout key-
board that is connected to the HIS.
It consists of 137 keys, 39 LEDs, a key-lock switch, a speaker for the alarm/click
sound, and a manual volume knob for adjusting the sound volume.
It is connected to the HIS through USB cable and the power is supplied from an AC
adapter.

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Figure Operation Keyboard

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A3.1 Names and Functions of the Operation

Keyboard
This chapter explains the physical appearance of the operation keyboard and names
of parts.

Power cable AC adapter

Mode select key switch Built-in speaker (Electronic buzzer)

Function keys
(32 keys)

Window call keys

Operation confirmation keys

Cursor move keys

Display key
Buzzer reset key

Data entry keys Alarm confirmation key

Scroll keys Adjustment keys

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Figure Physical Appearance of Operation Keyboard and Names of Parts

Major keys and their functions are as follows:

● Function Keys
Function keys are used for one-touch operations only. These keys can be used to call
windows, start application programs, and other purposes. An LED lamp and a space for
writing the assigned service function name are provided on each key. A total of 32 keys are
provided.

● Adjustment Keys
These keys are used for changing the set values for feedback control, manipulated output
value and block mode.

● Window Call Keys

These keys are used for calling various windows.

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● Data Entry Keys
These keys are used for specifying tag names and entering data.

● Mode Select Key Switch

This key switch is located at the top left of the keyboard and used for specifying the opera-
tion range of the keyboard.
• MODE-OFF:
Only the operation and monitoring functions specified in the system generation are
allowed.
• MODE-ON:
In addition to the functions above, modifying the control parameters and other opera-
tions are allowed.
• MODE-ENG:
All functions including operations for the system maintenance functions are allowed.

● Operation Confirmation Keys

These keys are used for verifying operations.
[Verify Operation] key: Used for confirming and executing an operation.
[Cancel Operation] key: Used for canceling an operation.

● Cursor Move Keys

These keys are used for moving the cursor horizontally and vertically.

● Display Key
This key is used to display the selected item.

● Alarm Confirmation Key

This key is used for confirming an alarm when it occurs.

● Buzzer Reset Key

This key is used for stopping the buzzer sound when an alarm occurs.

● Scroll Keys
These keys are used for scrolling the displayed screen.

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A3.2 Cable Connections of the Operation Keyboard

The power cable and the signal cable are connected to the operation keyboard.
This section explains the destination of each cable.

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A3.2.1 Connection of the Power Cable for the Operation Keyboard

Connect the AIP827 power cable by following the procedure described below.

IMPORTANT
Supply power from a wall outlet through the attached power cable.

1. First, insert the power cable to the connector (marked as DC12V) to the top of the
right-hand side of the AIP827.
2. Connect the power cable to the wall outlet.
3. When the power is supplied from a UPS, connect the power cable to the outlet in the
rear side of the UPS.

■ Periodic Replacement Parts

AC adapter are the parts with life span. The recommended replacement period is five-
years. And, it is necessary to prepare the parts for replacement beforehand.
The part number is A1519UP.
It is recommended to ask Yokogawa’s sales agents for the part replacement.

● Fastening the Cable

The power supply cable and the cable with clamp for operation keyboard need to be
fastened and fixed as the following figure. At the position as indicated in the following
figure, the power cable should be fastened to the hole for the cable clamp.

Signal cable

Power cable

Power cable clamp

Hole for cable clamp

Cable clamp (attached)

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Figure Power Cable Clamp

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A3.2.2 Connecting the Signal Cable to the Operation Keyboard

Connect the operation keyboard signal cable to the USB connector on the HIS unit.

PRINTER EXT
RS232C-A USB SLOT1 SLOT2 SLOT3 SLOT4 SLOT5 SLOT6 SLOT7
(COM2) (COM1)

USB connector

A030202E.EPS

Figure Connection to HIS

Table Host Interface Specifications of Operation Keyboard

Item Specifications
Transmission method USB
Transmission speed Full speed (12M bps)
Keyboard QWERTY-layout
OPKB key 137
Key SW : 3 Mode key
LED : 39
Cable length USB (A type-pig tail, 2300 mm)
Cable connector USB (A type connector)
On-line connect/disconnect Allowed
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A3.2.3 Key Switch Operation of the Operation Keyboard

The mode select key switch is compatible with two types of keys, one for engineer-
ing and the other for operation.
The mode switch key is located at the upper-left corner of the operation keyboard. This
switch is used to limit the range in which the operator operates the operation keyboard. This
key can be switched to any of the following three modes:
Table Table of Modes and Keys

Key position Operation mode Allowable operation Operator key Engineer key
OFF Operator mode Limited operations Allowed Allowed
Operations such as
ON Operator mode Allowed Allowed
changing parameters
ENG Engineer mode All operations Not allowed Allowed
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There are two kinds of keys used to operate this switch:

• Operation key:
Operations for the operator mode are allowed. This means the operation mode cannot
be changed to the engineering mode.
• Engineering key:
Operations for all operation modes are allowed.

Operation key Engineering key

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Figure Mode Select Keys

Built-in speaker
MODE
OFF
ON
ENG

When the operation key is used

ENG position cannot
be selected.

MODE
OFF
ON
ENG

When the engineering key is used

All the key positions
are selectable.

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Figure Operation of Mode Select Switch

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A4. Control Bus Interface Card

The control bus interface card (referred to as VF701 hereafter) is a communication
card which is installed to a PC/AT-compatible personal computer.
The VF701 has two ports in order to support dual communication. The operation and
monitoring functions by personal computer are feasible by installing a VF701 to the
PCI slot of a personal computer with the HIS software installed and by connecting a
control bus (10BASE-2) cable to the VF701.

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A4.1 Front Panel of the Control Bus Interface Card

The front panel of the control bus interface card is illustrated below.

• RCV lamp
This lamp illuminates when a signal is received.
• SND lamp
This lamp illuminates when a signal is sent.
• BNC connector
This connector is used for connecting the control bus cable to the VF701.
It is necessary to connect a T-connector to this BNC connector.

BUS 2 side BUS 1 side

RCV lamp RCV lamp

BNC connector SND lamp SND lamp BNC connector

VF701

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Figure Front Panel of Control Bus Interface Card

IMPORTANT
Installing or Removing VF701
The control bus driver should not be installed to the PC if the VF701 card is not installed in
the PC. If the VF701 card is installed after installing the control bus driver, the PC cannot
recognize the card.
If the PC cannot recognize the VF701 card, it is necessary to uninstall the control bus
driver, and then install the control bus driver after confirming that the VF701 card is already
installed in the PC.
When removing VF701 card from the PC, it is necessary to uninstall the control bus driver
first. Otherwise, when the PC is started, an error dialog box will be displayed and the
communication may fail.

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A4.2 Installing the Control Bus Interface Card to a PC

The control bus interface card (VF701) is installed in the expansion PCI slot of a
general-purpose personal computer (PC/AT compatible). The VF701 connects the
computer to the control bus.
This section explains how to install the control bus interface card.

SEE ALSO
• The explanations given here are based on a general PC/AT-compatible unit. For details, see the instruc-
tion manual for the personal computer being used.

IMPORTANT
When installing a control bus interface card to a personal computer with a built-in PCI-PCI
bridge, install the card in the PCI slot for the PCI bus closest to the CPU (PCI bus No. 0).

● Installation Procedure
1. Set the station address for the control bus interface card.
2. Turn off the power for the personal computer. For safety, remove the power plug from
the outlet.
3. Remove the cover for the computer.
4. Loosen the screws holding the expansion card slot cover in place and remove the slot
cover.
5. Insert the control bus interface card in the PCI expansion slot and check that the
control bus interface card is inserted straight in the expansion slot.
6. Fix the control bus interface card with the screws removed in step 4.
7. Replace the cover for the computer.
8. Record the station address on the label that comes with the VF701 and stick it on the
front of the computer or other readily visible place.

SEE ALSO
• For station address setting, see the following:
A4.4, “Setting the Control Bus Station Address”
• For the label used to record the station address, see the following:
A4.5, “Attaching the Control Bus Station Address Label”

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A4.3 Connecting Control Bus Cables to the Control

Bus Interface Card
This section explains how to connect the control bus cables to the control bus
interface card.

• For dual communication, connect optional T-type connectors (BNC coaxial connector:
YCB146) to the BUS1 and BUS2 connectors of the VF701.
For single communication, it is not necessary to connect a T-type connector to the
BUS2 connector. Do not remove the dust cap (part number: A1054JA).
• Connect the BUS1 control bus cable from the previous station to one side of the T-type
connector of the BUS1.
• Connect a control bus cable for the next station to the other side. Connect a control
bus terminator (part number: YCB148) if this is a terminal station.
• Perform the same connections to BUS2 for a dual control bus.

Control bus cable from

the previous station

BUS1
When a T-type
connector
is connected

BUS2

Control bus cable to Dust cap (when there is no BUS2)

the next station.
Connect a terminator
to terminate.
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Figure Connecting Control Bus Cables (with T-type connector Installed)

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● Installing the Insulation Sheets
After the control bus is connected to the control bus interface card, cover the T-type connec-
tor with insulation sheets to prevent damage in case the connect comes into contact with
metal. The insulation sheets have IN side and OUT side.

The steps to cover the T-type connect with insulation sheets are explained below. The
insulation sheets are provided with the T-type connector (2 sheets).
• Sandwich the T-type connector with the insulation sheets with their IN sides facing
each other.
• Make sure the metal part of the T-type connector is not exposed, then press the two
insulation sheets with your fingers firmly so there are no space in between.

Insulation sheets

T-type connector

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Figure Installing Insulation Sheets

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A4.4 Setting the Control Bus Station Address

The station address of a control bus is defined by a combination of a domain num-
ber and a station number.

The DIP switches for setting the domain number and station number are located on the
printed circuit board of the VF701. (See the figure.)

DIP switches
SW1 DOMAIN
DOM Domain number
STATION
SW2
STN Station number

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Figure Location of DIP switches on VF701

If necessary, set the domain number and station number as follows:

SW1 DOMAIN SW2 STATION

Bit number
2

2
1

6
7

6
7
5

8
4

P 0 0 MSB LSB P MSB LSB

Domain number setting Station number DIP switches
DIP switches
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Figure DIP Switches for Station Address Setting

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● Setting the Domain Number
Set it to 1 for a single network system.
Unless other specified, all bits are set to 0 (OFF) at shipment from the factory.
Domain is a range of stations connected by a single control bus. Set the domain number in
the range of 1 to 16. Set the DIP switches as shown in the following table to set the neces-
sary domain number.
Bit 2 and 3 of the DIP switches are always 0.

DOMAIN NO.
P 0 0 (MSB)(LSB)
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bit number
0

Domain number (5 bits)

Fixed to 0 (2 bits)
Parity of the domain number
(1 bit) (odd parity)

MSB: Most Significant Bit

LSB: Least Significant Bit
A040403E.EPS

Figure DIP Switches for Domain Number Setting

Table Domain Numbers and Switch Positions

Domain DIP switch bit number
number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
5 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1
6 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
7 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1
8 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
9 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1
10 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0
11 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1
12 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0
13 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1
14 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0
15 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1
16 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
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Setting of the DIP switch

0: The switch is flipped down in the diagram above.
1: The switch is flipped up in the diagram above.

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● Setting the Station Number
Set the station number in the range of 1 to 64. Set the DIP switches as shown in the follow-
ing table to set the necessary station number.

STATION NO.
P (MSB) (LSB)
1 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Bit number
0

Station number (7 bits)

Parity of the station number (1 bits)
(odd parity)

MSB: Most Significant Bit

LSB: Least Significant Bit
A040405E.EPS

Figure DIP Switches for Station Number Setting

Table Station Numbers and Switch Positions

Station DIP switch bit number Station DIP switch bit number
number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 22 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0
2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 23 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 1
3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 24 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0
4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 25 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1
5 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 26 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0
6 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 27 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1
7 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 28 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0
8 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 29 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1
9 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 30 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0
10 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 31 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1
11 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 32 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
12 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 33 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1
13 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 .. ..
.. ..
14 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 .. ..
.. ..
15 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 .. ..
.. ..
16 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
17 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 60 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0
18 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 61 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 1
19 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 62 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0
20 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 63 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1
21 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 64 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
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Setting of the DIP switch

0: The switch is flipped down in the diagram above.
1: The switch is flipped up in the diagram above.

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A4.5 Attaching the Control Bus Station Address

Label
Once the domain number and station number have been determined, the user
should record the numbers on the station address label provided with the VF701 and
attach the label on the front or other visible place of the personal computer with the
VF701 installed.

STATION ADDRESS
DOMAIN NO. STATION NO.

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Figure Station Address Label

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A5. Maintenance of Peripherals

This chapter explains hardware maintenance.

• If dust or dirt is found in peripheral devices, clean with a vacuum cleaner or dry soft
cloth.
• When performing maintenance work, wear wrist strap as a countermeasure against
CAUTION electrostatic discharge (EDS).
• When power is ON, do not install or remove the cards, cables, connectors not listed in
this manual.

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A5.1 Precautionary Notes with Respect to Static

Electricity
When performing maintenance work, make note of the following items to prevent static
electricity damage.
• When carrying parts for maintenance, place them in a bag that prevents electric
charges (when the HIS is shipped from the factory, it is placed in such a bag with
precautionary notes regarding static electricity attached to it).
• When performing maintenance work, use a wrist strap with a grounding conductor
having a grounding resistance of 1 M ohm. Make sure to ground the wrist strap.
• When working on a table, do the work on top of a conductivity sheet that is grounded
with a grounding resistance of 1 M ohm. The person performing the work should wear
a wrist strap when working. Keep materials such as plastic that are easily charged with
electricity away from the work table.
• Make sure not to touch the maintenance parts when a wrist strap or a conductivity
sheet is not used.
• The wrist strap and conductive sheet are available from Yokogawa’s sales agents.

Wrist strap Conductive sheet

1M ohm

1M ohm

Grounding resistance
of 1 M ohm

Wrist strap

When working with a card with battery (power

supply unit) on a conductive sheet, set the
Connect to earth terminal or BATTERY ON/OFF switch to the OFF position
unpainted part of frame (grounded) or remove the battery
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Figure Using a Wrist Strap

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A5.2 Replacing the Keyboard

IMPORTANT
Do not disconnect the operation keyboard during HIS operation. If the operation keyboard
is disconnected while the HIS is running, all data entry operations will be disabled.

The keyboard is connected via the connector on the rear panel of the HIS.

Rear panel

PRINTER EXT
RS232C-A USB SLOT1 SLOT2 SLOT3 SLOT4 SLOT5 SLOT6 SLOT7
(COM2) (COM1)

Mouse interface connector Operation keyboard

Keyboard interface connector interface connector
(USB A-type connector)
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Figure Rear Panel Layout of the HIS

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A5.3 Cleaning the Mouse

If dust accumulates in the area where the ball sits on the underside of the mouse, it may
become difficult to manipulate. Clean the mouse about once in every 1 to 3 months. The
cleaning procedure is explained below.

IMPORTANT
When cleaning the roller area, always use water or alcohol.

● Cleaning Procedure
1. Turn the mouse over and remove the rear lid by rotating it in the counterclockwise
direction (see the illustration below).

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Figure Removing the Lid at the Back of the Mouse

2. Remove the mouse ball and wipe away any dirt with a soft cloth.
3. To remove dirt from the roller area inside the mouse, wipe with a soft cloth or a cotton
swab dipped in water or alcohol.
4. When you have finished cleaning the mouse, return the ball to its original position,
replace the back lid and rotate it in the clockwise direction.

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A5.4 Replacing the Function Key Labels

The function key labels are placed under the function key cover located in the center of the
operation keyboard. There are one label on the right side and one on the left side. The
explanation in this section uses the right-side label as an example. The label on the left side
can be replaced in the same way.
Normally, each operation keyboard comes with one set of labels. If new labels become
necessary to change the label names, purchase labels separately.

IMPORTANT
When replacing the label, pulling the tab slantwise or too hard may damage the label. Be
sure to handle the label with care.

● How to Remove the Label

1. Remove the plastic stopper on the right side of the operation keyboard.
To remove the plastic stopper, place your fingernail in the gap at the top edge and lift
the stopper.
2. Hold the tab at the upper right of the function key label between your thumb and
forefinger. Pull the tab straight to the right. The label comes out through the slit at the
right edge of the operation keyboard.
3. Remove the function key label.
4. Following the same procedure above, remove the left-side function key label.

● How to Install the Label

1. Holding the right side of the function key label, slightly insert the left side of the label
into the slit at the right edge of the operation keyboard.
2. Continue to slowly insert the label toward the left.
3. Replace the plastic stopper in place on the right side of the operation keyboard.
4. Following the same procedure above, insert the left-side function key label.

Plastic stopper

Tab

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Figure Replacement of Operation Keyboard Labels

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A5.5 Replacing the Control Bus Interface Card

This section explains how to replace the control bus interface card.

IMPORTANT
• When disconnecting the control bus cable from the HIS, do not pull out the cable plug
from the T-type connector.
• When another station is using the control bus, do not remove the insulation cover
attached to the T-type connector.

Replacement of the control bus interface card (referred to as VF701 hereafter) cannot be
done on-line. Shut down the HIS, turn off the power, and disconnect the control bus cable
before replacing the VF701.

● How to Remove the Card

1. Shut down the HIS, and turn off the power.
2. Disconnect the control bus cable from the VF701 with the T-type connector still at-
tached. When disconnecting the cable, observe the precautions noted above.
3. Remove the screws holding the VF701 and pull the card forward.

● How to Install the Card

1. Confirm that the domain number and station number of the VF701 to be installed
match the settings for the VF701 just removed.
2. After checking, insert the new VF701 into the HIS slot connector until it is securely
held.
3. Fix the VF701 in place with the screws that have been removed.
4. Connect the T-type connector with control bus cable attached to the VF701’s BNC
connector.
If the control bus is a dual type, connect BUS 1 and BUS 2 of the control but cable to
the BNC connectors correctly.

T-type connector
BUS 2 BNC connector
VF701
VF701

BUS 2 control bus cable

BUS 1 BNC connector
T-type connector
S2 S1
BU BU
BUS 1 control bus cable

The control bus cables shown above have no insulation cover on the T-type connectors.
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Figure VF701 Control Bus Interface Card

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Customer Model AIP827

Maintenance Operation Keyboard
Parts List (for Human Interface Station)
CMPL 33Y06G01-32E

6
7

G0132F01E.EPS

Model or
Item Part No. Qty Description
– AIP827 1 Operation Keyboard
1 T9072DA 1 Sheet
2 T9072CT 2 Cover
3 T9072CS 1 Sheet
4 A1519UP 1 Power Supply Unit

5 Below 1 Cable
S9631VK For 100 to 120V AC Power Supply
A1062WD For 220 to 240V AC Power Supply
6 A1068SZ 1 Mode Key (for operating, 2-position)
7 A1069SZ 1 Mode Key (for engineering, 3-position)
8 S9751UV 1 Cable Assembly
G0132PL01E.EPS

CAUTION
The Customer Maintenance Parts List (CMPL) is provided as reference for ordering maintenance Parts. Custormer should not
assemble or disassemble the products by himself using this CMPL, but to contact to Yokogawa’s sales agents for parts
replacement. YOKOGAWA assumes no liability to any party for damages caused through disassembly or assembly.

All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2002, Yokogawa Electric Corporation CMPL 33Y06G01-32E
Printed in Japan 1st Edition : Dec. 2002(YK)
4th Edition : Jun. 2007(YK)
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B1. Configuration and Component Names of

the Enclosed Display Style Console-
Type HIS
The enclosed display style console-type HIS is a user-interface unit for the operation
and monitoring of plant operations.
The enclosed display style console-type HIS collects the information required to
monitor the status of plant operation, including process variables, control param-
eters and alarm status. This information is displayed on the display using trend
graphs, messages and graphics, ensuring an operating environment that is easy to
control.

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Figure External View of the Enclosed Display Style Console-Type HIS £

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B1.1 Desk of the Enclosed Display Style Console-

Type HIS
The desk of the enclosed display style console-type HIS contains a display that is
necessary for operation, an operation keyboard for performing operation and moni-
toring, and a mouse pad in an easy-to-operate layout.
A tray is included for use of the engineering keyboard.

Mode switch key

Operation keyboard

VOLUME

Engineering keyboard

System maintenance panel

Mouse
Tray

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Figure Desk of the Enclosed Display Style Console-Type HIS £

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■ Mode Switch Key £
The mode switch key is located at the upper-left corner of the operation keyboard. This
switch is used to limit the range in which the operator operates the operation keyboard.
This key can be switched to any of the following three modes:
• OFF/No key: Operation and monitoring is possible within the range of the privilege
level given to the user performing the operation (logged-in user).
• ON: Operation and monitoring are possible within the range equivalent to S2.
• ENG: Operation and monitoring are possible within the range equivalent to S3.

SEE ALSO
For more information on the privilege levels in the ranges of S1, S2 and S3, see the following:
F9, “Security Policy,” in the Reference, Engineering (IM 33S01B30-01E)

■ System Maintenance Panel £

The system maintenance panel is located at the upper-right corner of the operation key-
board. Keep the cover closed during regular operation. When the cover is opened, the
volume controller is located.

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■ Operation Keyboard £
The operation keyboard is a dedicated keyboard for operation and the monitoring of pro-
cesses.
The following describes the main keys and their functions:

● Function Keys £
The array of function keys comprises 64 dedicated one-touch operation keys that are used
to call windows, start application programs and other operations. On each key there is a
section in which the operator can write a name for the assigned service function.

● Control Keys £
Eight pairs of control keys are provided for the eight instrument faceplates displayed on the
screen. These keys are used to increase/decrease the amount of operation and switch
between automatic and manual modes of operation. In addition to the eight pairs of control
keys, a target key is provided at the left side. The target key is used to increase the speed
with which the operation is increased or decreased, or to switch a data item to be operated.

● Window Call Keys £

These keys are used to call various windows.

● Data Entry Keys £

These keys are used to designate the tag name and enter data.

Control keys

Operation
confirmation keys

Function keys
(64 keys)

Mouse
(PC accessory)

Data entry keys Window call keys

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Figure External View of the Operation Keyboard and Component Names £

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■ Engineering Keyboard £
To distinguish from the operation keyboard, a keyboard that is an accessory to a built-in PC
is called an engineering keyboard.
An engineering keyboard is required in order to start the CENTUM CS 3000 system for the
first time.
To use the engineering keyboard, pull out the tray and place the keyboard on it. When the
keyboard is not in use, it can be stored by leaving it in place on the tray.

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Figure External View of the Engineering Keyboard £

■ Mouse £
A mouse is used to select an item displayed in a window. It can be used during engineering
with System View, and also as an alternative to touch operation during operation and
monitoring.
A dedicated space is provided for operation of the mouse on the operation keyboard.
Be sure to use the mouse supplied with the PC.

IMPORTANT
Use the dedicated mouse pad when operating the mouse.

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B1.2 Front of the Enclosed Display Style Console-

Type HIS
A power distribution board is mounted in the lower-front section of the enclosed
display style console-type HIS.

SEE ALSO
For the specifications of the built-in, general-purpose PC of the console-type HIS, see the General
Specifications (GS 33Q06B40-31E).

Front of the enclosed display style console-type HIS

Front of the general-purpose PC

Terminal board Power distribution board

B010201E.EPS

Figure Configuration of the Front of the Enclosed Display Style Console-Type HIS £

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B1.3 Rear of the Enclosed Display Style Console-

Type HIS
A PC, a power distribution board and an AUX board are mounted in the lower-rear of
the enclosed display style console-type HIS. The figure shown below illustrates the
mounting configuration of these units.

■ Rear of the Enclosed Display Style Console-Type HIS £

The lower-rear of the enclosed display style console-type HIS houses a PC, a power
distribution board and an AUX (auxiliary) board. Fans for cooling the interior of the console
are provided on the back of the door at the rear of the unit. The following figure shows an
interior view of the enclosed display style console-type HIS.
If LCD is used as display, a tray for UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply) can be added as an
option component.

Rear of the enclosed display style console-type HIS

(UPS)

Tray for UPS (option)

Rear of the
general-purpose PC

AUX board Power distribution board Power supply unit Door fans (three units)
B010202E.EPS

Figure Configuration of the Rear of the Enclosed Display Style Console-Type HIS £

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B2. Installation of the Enclosed Display Style

Console-Type HIS
When installing the enclosed display style console-type HIS, be sure to follow the
instructions described below.

SEE ALSO
For more details on the installation of the enclosed display style console-type HIS, see the CENTUM CS
3000 Installation Guidance (TI 33Q01J10-01E).

■ Installation Work

WARNING
• The weight of the enclosed display style console-type HIS can be a maximum of about
190 kg (without the built-in PC). When installing, allocate ample work space and install
the HIS while making sure that several people are available for the safety of personnel
and equipment.
• Install the HIS according to the instructions indicated on the equipment layout drawing.
Pay extra attention to the front and rear positions of the cabinet.

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B2.1 Maintenance Space

When selecting an installation location for the enclosed display style console-type
HIS, be sure to select a location that provides ample space for maintenance.

■ Allocating Space for Maintenance £

It is necessary to allocate ample maintenance space because of the following reasons:
• To perform regular operation
• To secure a space for air intake and exhaust of equipment cooling fans
• To perform periodic inspections to ensure safe operation of the equipment
• To perform repair when the equipment breaks down
The figure below shows the required maintenance space when an enclosed display style
console-type HIS is installed. When determining the size of a room in which the enclosed
display style console-type HIS is to be installed, be sure to consider the amount of space
specified for maintenance.

Floor Installation View
Maintenance Space

Channel base contact surface
550 L
30
550

1000 Table of External Dimensions

100 Number of
connected 1 2 3 4
690
units
100
L 550 1100 1650 2200

1350 *2 2 4 6 8

160 *2: Multiple enclosed display style console-type

HIS units can be interconnected.
400 The symbol “” in the above table indicates
30 the tolerance of external dimensions when
450 multiple enclosed display style console-type
1000 HIS units are interconnected.
Hole in floor Hole for 4-M12 anchor bolt
for cables F (15 • 25 oval hole)

F B020101E.EPS

Figure Maintenance Space £

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B2.2 Installing the PC

The PC is installed from the rear of the enclosed display style console-type HIS.
Mount the PC according to the following procedure shown below by referring to the
figures below.

■ Installation Notes £
Before installing the PC to the enclosed display style console-type HIS, the dimension of
the PC and the space for cables (the shadowed area in the figure below) should be consid-
ered together.
The dimension of the HIS is as follows.

A C D
E

B
150

Dimension of the PC
Mark Dimension (mm), Maximum
The tray for holding the PC
PC A 450 Depth (see the text of “IMPORTANT” below)
B 206 Height
C 100 Cable area, add to (450 - depth)
D 445 Width
E 415 Valid width of the tray (including foot)
B020201E.EPS

Figure Dimension of the PC £

IMPORTANT
Restricted by the dimension of the PC, the hindering parts (such as feet) of the PC may be
removed from the body if necessary.
Even the space is sufficient for holding the PC in depth, the size of the connectors on the
interface connector panel and the size of cable area may require more space.
Moreover, for a general-purpose PC, if DVI/VGA adapter is used, wider cable area be-
comes necessary. Thus, the dimension of the PC in this page should only be used as a
reference. The arraignment on interface connector panel and the sizes of connectors
should all be considered for detailed design.

Interface connector panel PCI slot panel

PCI slot panel
VGA interface
DVI interface

VGA cable
DVI/VGA adapter
B020202E.EPS

Figure Installation with DVI/VGA Adapter £

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■ Installation Procedure £
1. Open the rear door of the enclosed display style console-type HIS. The tray for placing
the PC is exposed. Loosen the screws located on the left and right of the tray cover,
then push it down forward so that it is level with the tray.
2. Bracket B is used to hold the PC in place at the rear of the chassis. Loosen the four
screws on the chassis, move bracket B upward, and fasten it temporarily.
Loosen the three tray fastening screws at the front (see top figure on next page) and
the two tray cover fastening screws at the rear (see the figure below).
3. Pull the tray forward until the stopper halts its movement.

Bracket B
Mounting
screws
Mounting
screws

Tray cover

Cover fastening
screws
Tray cover
fastening screws

Rear of the enclosed display style console-type HIS B020203E.EPS

Figure Positions of the Tray, Cover and Bracket B £

(UPS)

PC

Tray cover
Tray for placement
of the PC

Tray cover
fastening screw
Front Rear
Side of the enclosed display style console-type HIS
B020204E.EPS

Figure Tray and Cover £

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4. Open the front chassis door. Bracket A, which supports the PC from the front, is
exposed. Loosen the two screws on the chassis, move bracket A upward, and fasten it
temporarily.

Fastening screw
of bracket A
Fastening screw
of bracket A

Tray fastening screws

Bracket A

Front of the enclosed display style console-type HIS

B020205E.EPS

Figure Position of Bracket A £

5. From the rear of the chassis, place the PC on the lateral center of the tray with the
front of the PC facing toward the front of the chassis. Place the PC so that the front of
the PC is aligned with the front of the tray.
6. Slowly push the tray on which the PC has been placed until the stopper halts its
movement.
7. While holding the PC, lower the temporarily fastened brackets A and B, and fasten
these two brackets at the original positions with the same screws used to fasten them
temporarily.
8. Return the tray cover to the original position, then fasten it with the mounting screws.

Bracket A
Bracket B

Fastening screw
of bracket B

Fastening screw
of bracket A

PC Rear of the PC

Fastening from the front side Fastening from the rear side
B020206E.EPS

Figure Fastening the PC £

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9. If the bracket A can not be properly positioned to fit the height of the PC, take out the
bracket A, and replace it by reversing its upside down. Thus more room becomes
available for adjusting the position of bracket as shown in the following figure.

Lowest position of
Bracket A

Highest position of
Bracket A

Front of the enclosed display style console-type HIS

B020207E.EPS

Figure Adjusting Position of Bracket A (Front) £

■ Cautions when Moving Console £

When moving the console, pay attention to the following cautions.

WARNING
When moving the console, it is necessary to remove the built-in PC, UPS and other fragile
components from the console, and then pack the components separately.

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B3. Cable Connection for the Enclosed

Display Style Console-Type HIS
This chapter explains how to perform the power cable wiring and the grounding, and
how to connect bus cables to the installed enclosed display style console-type HIS.

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B3.1 Power Cable Wiring and Grounding

This section explains how to perform the power cable wiring and grounding of the
enclosed display style console-type HIS.

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B3.1.1 Power Cable Wiring

Perform the power cable wiring of the installed enclosed display style console-type
HIS by observing the precautions described below:

• The power cable must be wired through a conduit at the entrance of the console for
the following purposes:
To prevent the power cable from being damaged through direct contact with the
CAUTION metal plate.
To prevent an excessive load being applied to the power supply connection terminals
due to the weight of the cable itself.
• Turn off the power supply source, and be sure that no electricity is flowing into the
power cable to be connected before starting the work.
• Once the wiring is complete, turn on power to the power cable while keeping the circuit
breaker on the power distribution board to off. Check to see that power is being sup-
plied normally to the power supply connection terminals using a tester.
• Wire the power cable by keeping a minimum distance of 1 cm from other signal wiring.

SEE ALSO
For more details on the power cable wiring and the ground wiring, see CENTUM CS 3000 Installation
Guidance.
CENTUM CS 3000 Installation Guidance (TI 33Q01J10-01E).

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B3.1.2 Grounding
Perform the grounding of the installed enclosed display style console-type HIS by
observing the precautions described below:

• Be sure to ground the enclosed display style console-type HIS in order to prevent the
operator and maintenance personnel from electric shock, and to prevent the effect of
exogenous noise.
CAUTION • Connect to the designated grounding terminal of the equipment.
• Grounding must be of protective grounding (100 ohm or less).
• The diameter of the ground bus must be a minimum of 22 mm2.
• The grounding bar for connecting the ground wire is located on the bottom at the front
of the console.
It is not insulated against the channel base.

SEE ALSO
For more details on the power cable wiring and the ground wiring, see CENTUM CS 3000 Installation
Guidance.
CENTUM CS 3000 Installation Guidance (TI 33Q01J10-01E).

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B3.2 Bus Connecting

This section explains how to connect the control bus cables to the enclosed display
style console-type HIS.

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■ Connecting the Control Bus Cables £
The control bus interface card (model name VF701) used to connect the control bus cables
is located at the rear of the PC. Feed the V net cables to be connected through the bottom-
right cable hole along the console’s bottom panel. Install them along the sides of the con-
sole as much as possible so that the cables do not contact the tray cover, and then connect
them to the branch plugs of the control bus interface card.

Control bus interface card (model name VF701)

After connecting the control bus

cables, install an insulation sheet
(attach with a hook-and-loop fastener).

V net cables

Hole in bottom of console

Hole in bottom for cables

Rear of the enclosed display style console-type HIS

(shown without tray cover)
B030201E.EPS

Figure Connecting the V net Cables £

Tray cover

V net cables

B030202E.EPS

Figure When the Tray Cover is Mounted £

SEE ALSO
• For details on the control bus interface card (model name VF701), see the following:
A4, “Control Bus Interface Card”
• For the wiring of the control bus, see the CENTUM CS 3000 Installation Guidance (TI 33Q01J10-01E).

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■ Control Bus Cable Conversion Adapters £
To connect a device having a different control bus cable size, a control bus cable conver-
sion adapter is required.
The following figure shows a conceptual diagram for the connection of YCB111 (10BASE-
5) and YCB141 (10BASE-2) cables.

BNC-type connector

V net cable
(10BASE-2)

V net cable
(10BASE-5)

N-type connector

B030203E.EPS

Figure Control Bus Cable Conversion Adapters £

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B3.3 Connecting Cables within the HIS

The figure below show the cable connections within the enclosed display style
console-type HIS:

LCD Assy (with Touch/Frame Assy)

Upper LCD

Touch/Frame Assy LCD Assy

Lower LCD

Touch/Frame Assy LCD Assy

Operation Keyboard
(VGA1)

(VGA2)

AIP261
[PC]

A1387WL (*1) [Mouse]

A1388WL (*1)
When using UPS
Spiral Tube

Computer Interface UPS

Connector
PDB Assy (Rear)

[EKB]
S9605VK (100V AC)
Power Distribution Board (Front) S9606VK (200V AC) S9433UV (*1)

S9434UV (*1)
Fan Frame Assy
S9025UV (*1)

Temperature Sensor
Assembly

L N G
B030301E.EPS
*1: This parts is not listed in the CMPL

Figure Wiring of Cables within the Enclosed Display Style Console-Type HIS £

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■ Connecting the VGA Cable in the Dual-Stack LCD Configuration £
1. Once the power is turned on, connect the VGA card that outputs the BIOS startup
screen and the lower LCD monitor, then connect the remaining VGA card and the
upper LCD monitor.
2. After the above connections are made, start Windows and open [Settings] in [Display].
3. Drag the monitor icons, and match the positions of the primary and secondary moni-
tors with the actual monitor positions. If they already match, this operation will not be
required.The monitor on which the Windows login screen is output is the primary
monitor at that time.
4. Set the lower LCD monitor as the primary monitor. If this setting has already been
done, this operation will not be required.
When the HIS is started after the above settings are complete, the following screen will
appear:

? COPY 04/20/01 19:06

PVI PVI Tag. Comment NR

Auxiliary monitor

? NAME COPY 04/20/01 19:06

PVI PVI Tag. Comment NR

Primary monitor

START 05/26/2000 19:06

C030302E.EPS

Figure HIS Startup Screen £

IMPORTANT
If the VGA card is replaced due to a breakdown, etc., the above settings may be required,
depending on the card.

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B4. Operations of the Enclosed Display Style

Console-Type HIS
This chapter mainly explains the operations of the system maintenance panel and
the mode switch key. It also explains the sections that require adjustment.

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B4.1 Setting the Station Address

Set the station address of the control bus interface card before turning on the power
of the enclosed display style console-type HIS.

SEE ALSO
For details on how to set the station address of the control bus interface card, see the following:
A4.4, “Setting the Control Bus Station Address”

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B4.2 Turning the Power On/Off

The following explains how to turn the power of the enclosed display style console-
type HIS on and off.

■ Turning the Power On £

1. Insert the door key in the door keyhole at the bottom-front portion of the enclosed
display style console-type HIS, then turn the key 90 degrees to the right (clockwise).
The door will open.
2. Make sure the power supply is properly wired.
3. Switch on the breaker located on the front of power distribution board. (See the figure
below.)
4. Turn on the power switch of the built-in PC.
5. The enclosed display style console-type HIS will start up. A message is displayed in
the window and the system starts automatically.

Power distribution board Breaker

B040201E.EPS

Figure Breaker on the Power Distribution Board £

■ Turning the Power Off £

1. Shut down Windows.
2. Verify that no data or file is being transmitted or received, then turn off the PC power
and the breaker. For a PC whose power is automatically turned off during shutdown,
turn off the breaker after verifying that the PC power has been turned off.

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B4.3 Using the Mode Switch Key

The mode switch key is used to switch the operating mode on and off, and to switch
to the engineering mode.

■ Mode Switch Key £

The mode switch key is located at the upper-left corner of the operation keyboard. A built-in
speaker that generates electronic sounds is located directly under the mode switch key.
Table Relationships between Modes and Keys £
Key position Operation mode Allowable operation Operator key Engineer key
OFF/No key Operator mode Limited operations Allowed Allowed
Operations such as
ON Operator mode Allowed Allowed
changing parameters
ENG Engineer mode All operations Not allowed Allowed
B040301E.EPS

The key can be inserted or removed while it is in the “OFF” position.

Mode switch key

MODE
MODE
OFF
ON OFF
ON
ENG ENG

When the operator key is used

(ENG position cannot
be selected)

MODE
OFF
ON

ENG

When the engineer key is used

(all key positions can
be selected)

Built-in speaker
B040302E.EPS

Figure Using the Mode Switch Key £

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B4.4 Adjusting Display Properties

In this chapter, how to adjust the brightness, contrast, geometry and color tempera-
ture of the display (LCD) is explained. How to adjust the built-in speakers is also
explained.

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B4.4.1 Tuning Menu

For tuning the LCD settings, the OSD MENU can be used.
OSD stands for On Screen Display and the tuning can be performed while observing
the actual results.

■ LCD Tuning Panel £

The LCD tuning panel is placed at the lower-right part of the LCD display. The cover of the
panel is always closed. Pushing the “PUSH” mark on the lower part of the cover, the cover
can be opened.

Cover

MENU MENU switch

MENU

EXIT switch
EXIT

EXIT

RIGHT key
LEFT key

push

LCD tuning panel

B040401E.EPS

Figure LCD Tuning Panel £

● Switches and Keys £

On the LCD tuning panel, there are following switches and keys.
• MENU switch: Displays the menu for tuning the LCD.
• EXIT switch: Closes the menu and saves the tuning results.
• RIGHT key (Right pointer mark): Moves to the right item for selection.
• LEFT key (Left pointer mark): Moves to the left item for selection.

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■ Menu £
In order to tune the LCD, the menu needs to be displayed. The menu switch is on the LCD
tuning panel.

The selected item is highlighted

while others are grayed.

Main menu

Submenu

B040402E.EPS

Figure Menu £

● Choosing Menu Item £

1. Push the MENU switch on the LCD tuning panel for only one time, the above menu
displays on the screen.
2. Use the RIGHT key or LEFT key to move the cursor to a menu item.
3. The selected item will be highlighted and the others are grayed. If submenu exists, the
submenu will be displayed.
4. Push the MENU switch for one more time, the submenu becomes active and the
irrelevant items of the main menu will become gray ovals shown as the figure below.
5. Use the RIGHT key or LEFT key to move the cursor to a submenu item. Push the
MENU switch for one more time so as to choose the submenu item. Then the tuning
bar or scheme of the item will be displayed.
6. Use the RIGHT key or LEFT key to tune the item.
The following figure indicates how to adjust the contrast.

Choose a menu item

Submenu

Choose contrast from submenu

Discard mark (Red) Save mark (Green)

B040403E.EPS

Figure Adjust Contrast £

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● Save Tuning Result £
After tuning, the tuning result can be saved as follows:
• Push EXIT switch. The tuning result will saved and the displayed menu will be cleared.
• After tuning, push MENU switch again, then use RIGHT or LEFT key to choose the
Save mark (Green) illustrated in the previous figure.

When the menu item, Screen Auto Tuning or Factory Default is selected, and then push
MENU switch, the menu will disappear for 2 or 3 seconds and then the following menu
displays.
• Geometry/Phase automatic tuning.
• Revert all settings to factory default.
Choose either Discard or Save accordingly.

Discard mark (Red) Save mark (Green)

B040404E.EPS

Figure Discard Mark (Red)/Save Mark (Green) £

TIP
When choosing Discard mark (Red) and then push MENU switch, the tuning result will be discarded.

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B4.4.2 Tuning Items

The tuning items displayed on the menu are explained below.

■ Factory Default £
Reverts all the settings or only reverts the position and phase settings to the factory default
settings.

Main menu Submenu

Revert all settings to factory default

Revert the position and phase

settings to the factory default

B040405E.EPS

Figure Factory Default £

■ Input Channels £
The console only supports the analog input channel. Thus it is necessary to check if the
channel 1 is selected.

Main menu Submenu

Choose analog input channel

Choose digital input channel

B040406E.EPS

Figure Input Channels £

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■ Brightness/Contrast/Black Level £
• Brightness: Tunes the brightness of the LCD. When the bar moves from left to right, the
LCD changes towards dark.
• Contrast: Tunes the contrast of the LCD. When the bar moves from left to right, the
LCD becomes less contrast.
• Black Level: Tunes the LCD black luminance intensity. When the bar moves from left to
right, the LCD becomes blacker.

Main menu Submenu

Brightness choose
Moves the bar

Contrast choose
Moves the bar

Black level choose

Moves the bar

B040407E.EPS

Tuning Brightness/Contrast/Black Level £

■ Color Temperature £
• Reset: Reverts to factory default
• RGB: Tunes RGB colors
• Color Temperature: Changes color temperature.

Main menu Submenu

Reset
Reverts to factory default

R RGB choose
Moves the bar
G

sRGB 5000K 6500K 9300K Color temperature choose

Selects an option

B040408E.EPS

Figure Color Temperature £

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■ Geometry/Phase £
Tunes the phase and the vertical and horizontal positions.

Main menu Submenu

Geometry/Phase
Automatic tuning

Phase choose
Moves the bar

Total pixels choose

Moves the bar

Horizontal position choose

Moves the bar

Vertical position choose

Moves the bar

B040409E.EPS

Figure Geometry/Phase £

■ OSD Settings £
Sets the OSD elapse time and position.

Main menu Submenu

5s 15s 30s 60s OSD timeout choose

Select an option

OSD position choose

Select an option

Middle Lower Left Upper Right

B040410E.EPS

Figure OSD Settings £

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■ Warnings £
When the LCD is used, the following illustrations may appear as warnings.
The meanings of the illustrations are explained respectively below.

B040411E.EPS

Figure No Video Signal £

B040412E.EPS

Figure Resolution Out of Range £

85Hz 60Hz

B040413E.EPS

Figure Frame rate Out of Range £

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B4.4.3 Adjusting the Volume of the Built-in Speaker

The built-in speaker’s VOLUME control is located in the system maintenance panel at the
upper-right section of the keyboard. The cover “push open/close type” of the system main-
tenance panel should be closed during regular operation. To open the cover, lightly press
on the area indicated as “PUSH” in the lower section of the cover.
1. Speaker volume is adjusted by turning the volume adjustment control clockwise or
counterclockwise.
2. To make the sound louder, turn the volume adjustment control clockwise. To make the
sound softer, turn it counterclockwise.

System maintenance panel

POWER

Built-in speaker "electronic buzzer"

16

32

VOLUME
48

64
push

Softer

VOLUME

Volume adjustment control Louder

B040414E.EPS

Figure Adjusting the Volume of the Built-in Speaker £

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B4.5 Setting Up the Mouse

Use the mouse supplied with the PC as an accessory.
The mouse pad is located on the operation keyboard.

■ Setup Procedure £

IMPORTANT
Do not attach or detach the mouse while operating on-line.

1. The mouse pad is located at the lower-right section of the operation keyboard.
2. Remove the mouse pad and the panel with fingers, starting from the upper-right
corner of the mouse pad.
3. A dedicated cable is provided for connection from the built-in PC to the mouse cable
storage area.
4. Once this cable and the mouse cable are connected, the mouse can be used for
operation.

Connector from the PC

Mouse connector

Tie excess cable

YOKOGAWA with a supplied tie.

Mouse pad
B040501E.EPS

Figure Connecting the Mouse £

YOKOGAWA

B040502E.EPS

Figure When the Mouse is in Use £

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B4.6 Setting Up the Engineering Keyboard

When starting up the CENTUM CS 3000 for the first time, the engineering keyboard is
required to install the system.
Use the engineering keyboard supplied with the PC as an accessory.

■ Setup Procedure £

IMPORTANT
• Do not connect or remove the cable while operating on-line.
• Do not close the tray while the bezel fastening screws are loosened.

The engineering keyboard can be stored inside the tray.

Operation of the engineering keyboard can be performed on the tray. The bezel located at
the front of the tray can be unfolded forward in order to operate the keyboard more easily.
1. Pull the tray forward. (See the figure below.)
2. A dedicated cable is provided, leading from the PC to the inside of the tray.
3. Place the engineering keyboard on the tray, then connect the engineering keyboard
cable and the dedicated cable.
4. Loosen the bezel fastening screw (black) at both the right and left sides of the tray.
5. Lift the bezel upward about 10 mm vertically, then unfold it forward. The bezel unfolds
about 90 degrees to accommodate easy keyboard operation.

Store the excess cable of

the keyboard in this space.

Engineering keyboard
(PC accessory)
Bezel Opening at the side of
the tray in the back
Connect the keyboard extension
cable from the PC inside this area.
Bezel fastening screw
B040601E.EPS

Figure Setting Up the Engineering Keyboard £

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When the system has been installed successfully, store the engineering keyboard by
leaving it on the tray, then end the operation by performing the reverse procedure of that
used for operation startup.
1. Lift the bezel until it becomes vertical.
2. A positioning guide pin is located at both the right and left sides of the bezel. Align the
guide pins with the guide pin grooves of the tray, then lower the bezel.
3. Tighten the bezel fastening screws at both sides of the tray.
4. The tray may not be closed if the keyboard stand is left up. Be sure to fold down the
keyboard stand before closing the tray.
When closing the tray, be careful so that the keyboard cable is not caught in the space
between the tray and inside of the desk.

TIP
If the tray was completely pulled out by mistake, press the lever on both sides of the drawer with each of
the index fingers, then insert the tray back into position.
At that time, insert the tray while pressing the levers until a click sound is heard. If the levers are released
too early, the tray may not be properly inserted.

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B5. Configuration and Functions of Cards

and Units
The chassis of the enclosed display style console-type HIS houses cards and units
that are necessary to display graphics, alarms and control status and other items in
windows.
This chapter explains the power distribution board and the cards that are inserted
into the card slots of the general-purpose PC.

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B5.1 Power Distribution Board

The power distribution board receives commercial power with a power supply con-
nection terminal, and supplies it to the power outlet and power supply unit at the rear
via a breaker and a noise filter.
The breaker is the main switch for the enclosed display style console-type HIS.

• The leakage current from the service outlet is 3.5mA or less.

• Turn off the breaker after shutting down Windows.
If the breaker is turned off without shutting down Windows, data may be damaged.
CAUTION

Front of the power distribution board

TM1 (100-120V AC )
L N

Power supply
Terminal board unit connection terminal Grounding terminal Breaker

Rear of the power distribution board

4A MAX.

Power outlet for Power outlet for Service outlet

the upper display the PC Power supply unit

Power outlet for the Service outlet fuse

lower/single-stack display (5A x 2)
B050101E.EPS

Figure Power Distribution Board £

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■ Configuration £

● Power Outlet for the Display £

This is the power outlet for the display.

● Power Outlet for the PC £

This is the power outlet for the general-purpose PC.

● Service Outlet £
This can be used as the power supply for an auxiliary device or a maintenance device.

● Breaker £
This is the main switch that turns the power of the enclosed display style console-type HIS
on and off.

• Do not connect a display other than the display specifically intended for the console-
type HIS to the power outlet for the display.
• The current capacity of the power outlet for the PC is a maximum of 4A.
CAUTION

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B5.1.1 Terminal Board Unit

The terminal board unit is used to perform status contact output and auxiliary con-
tact input/output.

• It is recommended that all devices, including signal lines, relay terminals, relays and
power supplies, to be connected with contact inputs and outputs conform to CSA1010
or CSA950 (100-120V AC power supply), or EN61010-1 (220-240V AC power sup-
CAUTION ply).
• When wiring the signal line from the processor status contact output (RDY) to which
high voltage is applied, maintain a distance of at least 1 cm from other signal wiring.

Contact I/O terminal Relay

B050102E.EPS

Figure Terminal Board Unit £

■ Configuration £

● Contact I/O Terminal £

This terminal connects the I/O cables.
It consists of one point of the processor status contact output (RDY) and two points each of
auxiliary contact inputs and outputs.
Since it uses M4 screws, perform wiring by using the matching solderless lugs.

● Relay £
This relay is used for the “processor status” contact output.

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■ Contact I/O Specifications £
Table Contact I/O Specifications £
Item Description
NO-C, NC-C
Rated voltage: 250V AC, 30V DC
Processor status contact output
(CSA1010 certification: 125V AC, 30V DC)
(RDY)
Rated current: 2A
Rated Power: 125V A
Auxiliary contact outputs Number of output points: 2 points, photo MOS relay output
(DO1, DO2) Contact rating: 30V DC, 0.1A or less
Number of input points: 2 points
Input signal: Contact or voltage
Contact input: OFF signal: 100 k ohm or more,
Auxiliary contact inputs (DI1, DI2) ON signal: 200 ohm or less
Contact rating: 5V DC, 20mA or more
Voltage input: OFF signal: 4.5 to 25V DC,
ON signal: 1V DC, 200 ohm or less
B050103E.EPS

Terminal board of the terminal board unit (M4 screw terminals)

C NC NO

Processor status contact output (RDY)

Auxiliary contact output 1 (DO1)
Auxiliary contact output 2 (DO2)
Auxiliary contact input 1 (DI1)
Auxiliary contact input 2 (DI2)
B050104E.EPS

Figure Status Contact Output Connection Terminals £

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B5.1.2 Power Supply Unit

The power supply unit outputs an AC power supply distributed from the power
distribution board with 5V DC and 12V DC, and supplies the power to the operation
keyboard, touch panels and door fan units.

B050105E.EPS

Figure Power Supply Unit £

Do not connect or remove the cables while operating on-line.

CAUTION

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B5.1.3 AUX Board

The AUX (auxiliary) board has a relay function for connecting the signal and power
to the general-purpose RS-232C, touch panels, terminal boards, operation keyboard,
and door fan units.

General-purpose RS-232C Connector for single-stacked Connector for Connector for the
touch panel the AIP261 door fan units

Connector for the LINE OUT and Connector for double-stacked Connector for the DC
operation keyboard LINE IN jacks touch panel power supply
B050106E.EPS

Figure AUX Board £

● Basic Specifications for RS-232C Connection £

Used for start-stop synchronous RS-232C communication.
• Number of ports: 1 port (COM)
• Connecting connector: D-sub 9-pin male
• Cable length: Maximum 15 m

● LINE OUT £
This terminal outputs a warning sound of the operation keyboard.
Use it via external amplification.
• LINE OUT Terminal :
3.5mm Monaural ; Minijack
• Output Voltage : Typ. 1Vrms
• External Load Impedance : Min. 10k ohm

● LINE IN £
This terminal can be used to output sound from the PC’s audio card to the built-in speaker
of the operation keyboard.
• LINE IN Terminal :
3.5mm Monaural ; Minijack
• Input Voltage : Typ. 1Vrms
• Input Impedance : Min. 10k ohm

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B5.2 Cards to be Mounted in the PC

This section explains the cards to be mounted in the general-purpose PC.

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B5.2.1 Control Bus Interface Card

The control bus interface card (model name VF701) is a communication card for
mounting in an IBM PC/AT compatible PC.

SEE ALSO
For details on the control bus interface card, see the following:
A4, “Control Bus Interface Card”

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B5.2.2 Extended Interface Card for the Console-Type HIS

The extended interface card for the console-type HIS (model name AIP261) is a communi-
cation card for use in an IBM PC/AT compatible PC.
The AIP261 card comes with an edge connector having a PCI interface function.
It connects with the interface relay board attached to the power distribution board via a
dedicated cable. It achieves functions such as communication with the operation keyboard
and the touch panels, monitoring the temperature, monitoring the fans, and inputting/
outputting contact signals.

AIP261
Y
D
R

U H

B050201E.EPS

Figure Extended Interface Card for the Console-Type HIS £

● Status Display Lamp £

RDY lamp (green): Lit when the operation and monitoring function is started.

IMPORTANT
The extended interface card for the console-type HIS is a card specifically intended for use
with the enclosed display style and open display style console-type kits.

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B6. How to Perform Maintenance and Parts

Replacement
This chapter explains the parts having defined life spans for which daily mainte-
nance and periodical replacement are required, and how to replace such parts.

• Wipe dust off the equipment with a cleaner, or with a dry and soft cloth.
• When performing maintenance work while the door of the enclosed display style
console-type HIS is open, wear a wrist strap as a countermeasure against electro-
CAUTION static discharge (ESD).
• If the door of the enclosed display style console-type HIS is opened during operation,
substantial radiant noise will be generated. There is no guarantee against any radiant
noise while the door is open.
• When power is ON, do not install or remove the cards, cables, connectors not listed in
this manual.

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B6.1 Daily Inspection

Perform the following inspection visually. The frequency of the inspection varies,
depending on the environmental conditions of the location in which the enclosed
display style console-type HIS is installed.

■ Inspection Items £
• Check to see if the door fans located on the back of the rear door of the enclosed
display style console-type HIS are rotating normally. Replace any fan that is not
rotating or moving at an abnormal rate.
• Check to see whether the mesh section on each door fan surface is clogged up.
If so, remove the dust using a brush or a cleaner.
• Check to see whether the air filter located on the back of the rear door of the enclosed
display style console-type HIS is clogged up.
If so, remove the filter, wash it with a neutral detergent and dry it, then reinstall it.
• Check to see whether dust is attached to the display surface.
Wipe the display surface with a dry and soft cloth. An electrostatic charge on the
surface of the display will attract dust. Periodically remove any electrostatic charge
from the display’s surface.

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■ Precautions for Electrostatic Charge £
When performing maintenance work, the following items should be observed to prevent
electrostatic interference.
• When carrying maintenance parts, be sure to enclose them in an antistatic bag. (For
shipment these parts are enclosed in an antistatic bag labeled with precautions
against electrostatic charge.)
• During maintenance work use a wrist strap with a ground wire via a grounding resis-
tance of 1 M ohm. Be sure to ground the wrist strap.
• When performing maintenance work on a desk or a table, place a conductivity sheet
grounded via a grounding resistance of 1 M ohm. The maintenance person must wear
a wrist strap while performing maintenance work. Take any plastic and other materials
that can easily be charged away from the work area.
• Exercise caution so as not to touch any of the maintenance parts while the wrist strap
and a conductivity sheet are not being used.

Wrist strap Conductive sheet

1M ohm
1M ohm

Grounding resistance
of 1 M ohm

Wrist strap

For a card with battery on the

Connect to a connection terminal or conductivity sheet, either turn the
unpainted area of the cabinet (grounded) battery switch to off or remove the battery.
B060101E.EPS

Figure Example of Use of the Wrist Strap £

■ Display Surface Cleaning £

WARNING
• If touch panel operation is enabled, the screen display may expand unexpectedly
when the display surface is being cleaned. Therefore, when cleaning the display
surface, disable the touch panel operation with the HIS Status Display window of the
System Maintenance function.
• When cleaning the filter section of the touch panel, exercise caution so that no
scratching or friction occurs in the filter section. Do not use a detergent with solvent or
polishing characteristics. Do not wipe by applying excessive force. Also, do not wipe
while the filter is clogged with dust. Accumulated scratches or friction may cause the
touch panel to malfunction.

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B6.2 Inspection Using the System Maintenance

Window
The system maintenance window is one of the functions of the enclosed display
style console-type HIS. This function displays the system’s operating status in a
window of the enclosed display style console-type HIS. This function checks the
operating statuses of the control station and communication bus, in addition to the
operating status of the self station (the enclosed display style console-type HIS).

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B6.2.1 HIS Status Display Window

The HIS status display window displays the operating status of the enclosed display
style console-type HIS.
This system maintenance window is useful to periodically inspect the station’s
operating status, as well as when trouble occurs.

■ HIS Status Display Window £

The HIS status display window displays the following statuses of the enclosed display style
console-type HIS:
• Status of the enclosed display style console-type HIS station
• Connection status of communication ports
• Communication bus status

.SF HIS0164 HIS Status Display

FCS

FCS
IOM

MYPJT Domain : 01 V net1 V net2

HIS0164 PlantA

Station No : 64
Type : LPCKIT

Revision : R3.04
ID Module No : 0021C010031

TEMP
HDD1 HDD2
PCI COM Parallel
Air In
1 Ras 1 1 Printer1
Air Out
2 V net 2
FAN
3 RS-232C 3 UPS
Door ( D1 D2 D3 )
4 Ethernet 4 Opkb
DISK STATUS
5 SCSI 5 touch1
HDD1 HDD2
6 SOUND 6
7

Ready

B060201E.EPS

Figure Example of HIS Status Display Window Display £

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B6.2.2 Display Items of the Enclosed Display Style Console-Type

HIS Status
This section explains only the hardware items displayed on the enclosed display
style console-type HIS as related to this manual. In addition to the hardware items,
various other kinds of information are displayed.

■ HIS Status Display £

The statuses are normally displayed in the following colors in this window:
• Normal state: Green display
• Abnormal state: [X] mark display in red

● Temperature Status £
Intake air temperature
Exhaust air temperature

● Fan Status £
Door fans (D1, D2, D3)

● Communication Port Usage Status £

• PCI: V net, RS-232C, Ethernet, SCSI, Sound (audio output card), etc.
• COM: UPS, touch1, 2 (touch panels), Opkb (operation keyboard), etc.
• Parallel: Printer, etc.

● Control Bus Status £

V net 1
V net 2

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B6.3 On-Line Maintenance

The term “on-line maintenance” refers to the replacement of configuration elements
(parts) while the system is in operation in order to avoid a breakdown, perform
preventive maintenance or change the configuration.

■ Parts for which On-Line Maintenance can be Performed £

IMPORTANT
This section merely indicates the parts that can be replaced while the power is on. How-
ever, it does not guarantee that the enclosed display style console-type HIS will operate
normally while any of the indicated parts is being replaced.

Table Parts for which On-Line Maintenance can be Performed £

Model name or part number Description
AIP601 Fan unit
S9518VK Fuse for the service outlet (5A) 100 to 120V AC
A1353EF Fuse for the service outlet (5A) 220 to 240V AC
S9528VK Fuse for the fan (1.6A)
S9725VM Relay (for the terminal board unit)
B060301E.EPS

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B6.4 Parts Requiring Periodic Replacement (Parts

having Defined Life Spans)
The enclosed display style console-type HIS has components with a useful life that
need to be replaced periodically. The parts having defined life spans, which can be
replaced by the user are available as spare parts and consumables. Purchase and
replace as necessary.
Read this section thoroughly and carry out the periodical replacement.

IMPORTANT
Precautions for parts having defined life spans
• The term “Parts having defined life spans” refers to parts that are expected to wear out
or break down within 10 years from initial use under normal conditions of use and
storage. Therefore, parts with expected life spans of 10 years or more are excluded
here.
• The recommended replacement cycle is the cycle indicated for preventive mainte-
nance. It provides no guarantee against the accidental failures.
• The recommended replacement cycle is merely a guideline. The actual replacement
cycle depends on the usage conditions.
• The recommended replacement cycle is subject to change according to actual field
results.

■ Parts Having Defined Life Spans £

The table below shows the recommended part replacement cycles for preventive mainte-
nance. Parts indicated by a “Yes” in the “Replacement by user” column of the table can be
replaced by the user. Parts indicated by a “No” in the “Replacement by user” column
cannot be replaced by the user, so please contact the Yokogawa’s sales agents for re-
placement.
Table Periodic Replacement Parts Having Defined Life Spans £
Recommended
Part Replacement
Part name replacement Remarks
number by user
cycle(*1)
Air filter T9070CB 1 year Yes Wash every 3 months
The electrolytic capacitor is a
Power supply unit S9961UK 8 years No
part with a defined life span
Display unit S9211FA 3 years No
Fan unit AIP601 4 years Yes

Operation keyboard S9281FA No Depends on frequency of use

S9518VK 3 years Yes 100V AC (for service outlet)

Fuse
A1353EF 3 years Yes 220V AC (for service outlet)
100,000 Yes
Relay S9725VM
operations
B060401E.EPS

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B6.5 How to Replace Parts

This section explains how to replace the parts of the enclosed display style console-
type HIS. There are two types of parts replacements: parts that can be replaced by
the user, and parts that must be replaced by Yokogawa Electric. In the latter case, so
please contact the service department to request replacement work, when these
parts need to be replaced.

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B6.5.1 Common Procedures and Precautions when Replacing

Parts
The following describes the common procedures and precautions that must be
observed when replacing any part.

■ Opening and Closing the Door £

1. Insert the key in the door keyhole.
2. Turn the key 90 degrees to the right (clockwise). The door will open.
3. Replace the necessary part.
4. Close the door and turn the key 90 degrees to the left (counterclockwise).
5. Remove the key. Store the key in the place where it can be accessed when needed.

2 3

1
4

To open the door To close the door

B060501E.EPS

Figure Operating the Door Key £

■ Turning the Power On and Off £

To replace parts other than those that can be replaced via on-line maintenance, first be
sure to turn off the power as follows:
1. Turn off the breaker on the power distribution board, and shut off the external power
supplies before starting the replacement of parts.
2. Once the parts have been replaced, turn on the external power supply and switch the
breaker to on.

TM1 (100-120V AC )
L N

Power supplies (two lines) Power supply Breaker

connection
terminals
Grounding bar
Ground wire (one line)
Power cable

B060502E.EPS

Figure External Power Supplies and Breaker £

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B6.5.2 Parts that can be Replaced by the User

This section explains how to replace parts that can be replaced by the user.

■ Replacing the Door Fans £

The door fans can be replaced on-line.

● How to Remove the Door Fans £

1. Open the rear door of the enclosed display style console-type HIS.
2. Three door fans, arranged side-by-side, are located in the lower section on the back of
the opened door. Using the fingers, hold the handle on the top of the door fan to be
replaced, then pull it upward vertically (parallel to the door). (See the figure below.)

● How to Install the Door Fans £

1. Carefully watching for the positions of the grooves at the installation opening, insert
the door fan downward vertically while holding the handle with the fingers.
2. When the door fan has been inserted until it touches the bottom, release the fingers
from the handle. If the door fan is replaced on-line, the fan will now begin rotating.
If the fan does not rotate, the secondary fuse for the corresponding door fan may have
blown.
3. Close the rear door of the enclosed display style console-type HIS.

Handle

Rear of the enclosed display style Door fans (three units)

console-type HIS
B060503E.EPS

Figure Replacing the Door Fans £

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■ Replacing the Air Filter £

• Wash the air filter with a neutral detergent every three months so that it does not
become clogged, then dry it before use.
• Replace the air filter once each year. It is not necessary to replace the air filter frame.
CAUTION

● How to Remove the Air Filter £

1. Open the rear door of the enclosed display style console-type HIS.
2. The air filter is located in the space between the door fans on the back of the opened
door and the door panel. Hold the frame handle of the air filter, then pull it up to re-
move the air filter.
3. After removing the air filter, place it so that the frame faces downward.
4. To remove the air filter, strip it off beginning with a corner (edge).

Handle
Air filter

Rear of the enclosed display style Door fan

console-type HIS
B060505E.EPS

Figure Removing the Air Filter £

● How to Install the Air Filter £

1. Insert a new air filter or a clean, dry air filter into the frame.
2. Facing the filter surface to the door, insert the filter with the handle facing up.
3. Check to make sure the air filter has been inserted completely in position.
4. Close the rear door of the enclosed display style console-type HIS.

Air filter

Frame

B060506E.EPS

Figure Replacing the Air Filter £

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■ Replacing the Mouse £

WARNING
The mouse cannot be replaced while the system is in operation.

● How to Remove the Mouse £

1. The cable from the PC has already been wired into the mouse box. The PC is con-
nected with the mouse under normal condition.
2. Remove the connected cable.

● How to Install the Mouse £

1. Connect a mouse of the same type as the one removed with the cable.
2. The new mouse is now ready for use.

■ Replacing the Engineering Keyboard £

The engineering keyboard is required to start the system. If the initial system startup has
already been completed, operation can generally be performed without the engineering
keyboard.

WARNING
The engineering keyboard cannot be replaced while the system is in operation.

● How to Remove and Install the Engineering Keyboard £

The engineering keyboard can simply be replaced by disconnecting and connecting the
engineering keyboard cable from the PC inside the tray.

WARNING
Do not apply a heavy load to the drawer while it is pulled out. If an excessive load is applied
to the drawer, the rails may be deformed and the drawer will not be able to be put back in
position.

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■ Replacing the PC £
To replacing the PC, the following procedure needs to be followed.

● How to Remove the PC £

1. Turn off the power switch.

SEE ALSO
For more information about power off, see the following in this document:
B4.2, “Turning the Power On/Off”

2. Remove the V net cables together with the T-shape plug. Also, remove all other cables
from the PC.
3. Remove the PC accordinge to the reverse procedure of the installation procedure
described in Section B2.2.

SEE ALSO
For more information about the procedure for installing and removing PC, see the following in this docu-
ment:
B2.2, “Installing the PC”

● How to Install the PC £

1. Install the PC according to the procedure.
2. Connect the cables according to the procedures.

SEE ALSO
For more information about cable connection, see the folowing in this document:
B3.2, “Bus Connecting”

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■ Replacing the Function Key Labels £
A function key labels is laid out under the function key cover, which is located in the center
of the operation keyboard. Two labels—a left-side label and a right-side label—comprise
one set. In this section, the replacement procedure is explained using the right-side label as
an example. Replace the left-side label in the same manner.
If a new label is needed in order to rewrite label names, so please contact the service
department to request replacement work.

● How to Remove the Function-Key Label £

1. Remove the right and left plastic covers from the operation keyboard.
2. Hold the tab at the upper-right corner of the function-key label with the fingers. Pull the
tab horizontally to the right from the slit at the right edge of the operation keyboard.

IMPORTANT
While replacing the label, do not pull the label tab at an angle or pull it too hard. Doing so
will tear the label. Handle the function-key label carefully.

● How to Attach the Function Key Labels £

1. Holding the right edge of the function key label with the fingers, insert the left edge of
the label slightly from the slit at the right edge of the operation keyboard.
2. Continue to slowly insert the label toward the left.
3. Mount the right and left plastic covers of the operation keyboard.

Display area

Plastic cover

Function key
Operation
keyboard

Function-key label (right side) Function-key label

Tab Slit (right side)

B060507E.EPS

Figure Replacing the Function Key Labels £

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■ Replacing the Fuses £
In the enclosed display style console-type HIS, only the following two types of fuses can be
replaced by the user:
• Service outlet fuses
• Door fan fuses

IMPORTANT
The current capacity of the service outlets must be 3A or less.

● Replacing Service Outlet Fuses £

WARNING
Replace the fuses only when nothing is connected to the service outlet.

1. Open the bottom-front door of the enclosed display style console-type HIS.
2. Turn the fuse holder cap to the left (counterclockwise) using a slotted screwdriver.
Remove the fuse that is to be replaced.
3. Replace the fuse with a new fuse of the same rating.
Place the fuse in the fuse holder, then secure the cap by turning it to the right (clock-
wise).
4. Close the door.

Rear of the power distribution board

4A MAX.

Service outlet
CN1 CN2 CN3
Service outlet fuses
B060508E.EPS

Figure Replacing Service Outlet Fuses £

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● Replacing the Door Fan Fuses £
The door-fan fuses are installed in two levels:
The primary fuse—called the polyswitch, which controls excess current by increasing the
internal resistance value when excess current occurs due to a short circuit—protects the
power supply unit (S9961UK) from short circuits in the power supply cables or connectors
between the interface relay board and the secondary fuses of the door fans. If a short
circuit occurs between these two items, the resistance value of the polyswitch may change.
Moreover, in some cases power may not be supplied normally to the door fans. If a short
circuit occurs, remove the cause of the short circuit, then connect a normal part after
waiting 20 seconds.
One secondary fuse is used for each door fan in order to protect the power supply from a
short-circuited fan. The secondary fuse is located at the bottom of each door fan, which is
exposed by removing the door fan.
1. Open the rear door of the enclosed display style console-type HIS.
2. Remove the fan.
3. Hold the fuse with the fingers and pull it out.
4. Replace it with a new fuse.
Holding the fuse with the fingers, first align the pin position with the fuse socket and
then insert it.
5. Place the fan unit back into position.
6. Close the door.

Door-fan unit
S9961UK

Power Door-fan unit

supply

Door-fan unit

Primary fuse (polyswitch) Secondary fuse

(at bottom of each door fan)

Back of the rear door

Fuse
B060509E.EPS

Figure Replacing Secondary Door Fan Fuses £

IMPORTANT
When replacing a door fan fuse, be sure to remove and insert it vertically so that the fuse
pin does not bend.

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■ Replacing the Relay £
A relay is used in the terminal board unit of the enclosed display style console-type HIS.
This relay can be replaced on-line.
Follow the procedure below to replace a faulty relay.

IMPORTANT
When the relay in the terminal board unit is removed, corresponding contact outputs NC
and NO will be open.

1. Open the bottom-front door of the enclosed display style console-type HIS.
2. Move the lock lever, then remove the relay from the socket.
Move the relay lock lever to the left.
3. Replace it with a new relay.
Holding the relay with the fingers, first align the pin positions with the relay socket and
then insert it.
Secure the relay with the lock lever.
4. Close the door.

Front of the power distribution board

TM1 (100-120V AC )
L N

Relay
B060510E.EPS

Figure Replacing the Relay £

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Customer Model LPCKIT

Maintenance Enclosed Display Style
Parts List Console Assembly
CMPL 33Q06B40-31E

Accessory Assembly

2 3 4

5 6

B4031F01E.EPS
Item Part No. Qty Description
1 Below 1 Accessory Assembly
S9241UK For 100 to 120V AC
Power Supply
S9242UK For 220 to 240V AC
Power Supply

2 S9518VK 1 Fuse (for 100 to 120V AC power

supply)
3 A1353EF 1 Fuse (5A, for 220 to 240V AC
power supply)
4 S9528VK 1 Fuse

5 T9070PN 1 Function Key Label

6 T9070CB 1 Air Filter
B4031PL01E.EPS

CAUTION
The Customer Maintenance Parts List (CMPL) is provided as reference for ordering maintenance Parts. Customer should not
assemble or disassemble the products by himself using this CMPL, but to contact to Yokogawa’s sales agents for parts
replacement. YOKOGAWA assumes no liability to any party for damages caused through disassembly or assembly.

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1st Edition : Sep. 2001(YK)
6th Edition : Dec. 2006(YK)
Yokogawa Electric Corporation
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To Mouse 6

To Keyboard
3

5
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Model or
Item Part No. Qty Description
1 T9070PZ 1 Mouse Pad
2 T9070QA 1 Plate
3 A1432WL 2 Cable Assembly (L=1800mm)
4 T9070QG 1 Drawer Assembly
5 G9347AA 2 Key
6 A1190MN 1 Core (magnetic part)
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Operation Keyboard Assembly

7
8
16

15
To A
10
D
12
6
18
17
1
(items 2 1(items 2
through through 19)
19) To B
2
C
14

4 3

5 9

13

11

11
B
To C To D A
19

21
20

22

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Item Part No. Qty Description

1 S9281FA 1 Operation Keyboard Assembly
2 S9151DD 1 Printed Board Assembly (OPKB)
3 S9652DG 1 Printed Board Assembly (OPKB CTL)
4 S9399UK 1 Speaker Assembly
5 Y9306LB 2 B.H.Screw, M3×6

6 A1070SZ 1 Switch Assembly

7 A1069SZ 1 Mode Key (for 3-position, for engineer)
8 A1068SZ 1 Mode Key (for 2-position, for operator)
9 Y9320XG 4 Stud
10 Y9308TS 2 Tapping Screw,M3×8

11 Y9306LB 28 B.H.Screw,M3×6
12 Y9314XG 2 Stud
13 Y9306LB 2 B.H.Screw,M3×6
14 Y9301BB 6 Nut
15 Y9710YA 6 Spacer

16 T9070GT 1 Cap
17 T9070PL 1 Sheet (for operation keyboard)
18 T9070PP 2 Cover
19 T9070PN 1 Function Key Label
20 Y9410LU 4 B.H.Screw, M4×10

21 Y9401WL 4 Toothed Lockwasher

22 Y9306LK 3 B. H. Screw with Lockwasher, M3×6
B4031PL03E.EPS

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 CMPL B-6
Display Assembly

12 19 20 Cable Assembly

24
To A

26
25

16
18

15
13 (items 14 through 17)
22
14
17
13
(items 14 through 17)

21

A
23

1
8 9
11

5
7

4
2

10 B4031F04E.EPS

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 CMPL B-7

Qty

LPCKIT-M1L3*/1TP

LPCKIT-M1L4*/2TP
LPCKIT-M1L3

LPCKIT-M1L4
Item Part No. Description
1 S9081FA 1 1 Touch Panel Assembly (option)
S9082FA 1 1 Frame Assembly
2 S9211FA 1 1 1 1 LCD Unit
3 S9210FA 1 1 1 1 LCD Assembly
4 S9343DG 1 1 1 1 Printed Board Assembly

5 S9823UV 1 1 1 1 Cable Assembly

(for S9343DG to LCD assembly, L=1000mm)
6 T9042MC 1 1 1 1 OSD Label
7 Y9306LB 2 2 2 2 B.H.Screw, M3 × 6
8 A1188UD 1 1 Touch Panel Cable (L=2000mm)

9 S9083PB 4 4 4 4 Hex.H.Bolt, M5 × 16
10 Y9410LU 2 2 2 2 B.H.Screw, M4 × 10
11 T9042CC 1 1 1 1 Bracket
12 S9081FA 1 Touch Panel Assembly (option)
S9082FA 1 Frame Assembly

13 S9211FA 1 1 LCD Unit

14 S9210FA 1 1 LCD Assembly
15 S9343DG 1 1 Printed Board Assembly
16 S9823UV 1 1 Cable Assembly
(for S9343DG to LCD assembly, L=1000mm)

17 T9042MC 1 1 OSD Label

18 Y9306LB 2 2 B.H.Screw, M3 × 6
19 A1188UD 1 Touch Panel Cable (L=2000mm)
20 T9042CC 1 1 Bracket
21 T9070FR 1 1 Cover

22 Y9410LU 2 2 B.H.Screw, M4 × 10
23 S9083PB 4 4 Hex.H.Bolt, M5 × 16
24 Below 1 1 2 2 Cable Assembly
S9607VK For 100 - 120V AC (for LCD power cable, L=2000mm)
S9608VK For 220 - 240V AC (for LCD power cable, L=2000mm)

25 A1380WL 1 1 2 2 Cable Assembly (for LDC signal cable, L=1800mm)

26 A1190MN 1 1 2 2 Core (magnetic part)

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Power Distribution Board Assembly

B View A

View B
1
3
2

6
5
1
4

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 CMPL B-9

Model or
Item Part No. Qty Description
1 Below 1 Power Distribution Board
S9940UK For 100 to 120 V AC
S9941UK For 220 to 240 V AC
2 S9960UK 1 Terminal Board Assembly
3 S9725VM 1 Relay

4 Below 2 Fuse
S9518VK For S9940UK (5A)
A1353EF For S9941UK (5A)
5 S9961UK 1 Power Supply Unit
6 S9351DE 1 Auxiliary Board Assembly

7 Y9306LB 2 B.H.Screw, M36

B4031PL05E.EPS

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 CMPL B-10
Door Assembly

11 1

12

9
8

To A

10
B4031F06E.EPS

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 CMPL B-11

Model or
Item Part No. Qty Description
1 AIP601 3 Fan Unit Assembly (cartridge type)
5 T9070CB 1 Air Filter
6 ᎏ 1 Fan Frame Assembly
7 S9002AT 1 Printed Board Assembly
8 S9528VK 3 Fuse (1.6A)

9 Y9306LB 4 B.H.Screw,M3 × 6
10 Y9408LK 4 B.H.Screw with Toothed Lockwasher,
M4 × 8
11 S9090UG 1 Temperature Sensor Assembly
12 S9179UV 1 Cable Assembly (L=650mm)
B4031PL06E.EPS

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C1. Configuration and Component Names of

the Open Display Style Console-Type
HIS
The open display style console kit (hereinafter called the open display style console-
type HIS) is a user-interface unit that handles the operation and monitoring of plant
operations. It is configured with a general-purpose PC and a liquid crystal display
(LCD). Two types of operation keyboards are available: one for eight-loop simulta-
neous operation and one for single-loop operation.
The open display style console-type HIS collects the information required to monitor
the status of plant operation, including process variables, control parameters and
alarm status. This information is displayed on the LCD using trend graphs, mes-
sages, patterns and graphics, ensuring an operating environment that is easy to
control.

C010001E.EPS

Figure External View of the Open Display Style Console-Type HIS £

IMPORTANT
Illustrations of dual-stack LCDs are shown in this manual. However, they are only supported
for the CS 3000, not the CS 1000.

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C1.1 Desk Section of the Open Display Style

Console-Type HIS
The desk section of the open display style console-type HIS contains an LCD that is
necessary for operation, an operation keyboard for the operation and monitoring of
the operation screen, and a mouse pad. These are combined in an easy-to-use
layout.
A tray is included for use of the engineering keyboard.

SEE ALSO
For details on the operation keyboard for single loop, see the following:
A3, “Operation Keyboard”

For eight-loop simultaneous operation For single loop operation

Mode switch key

Operation keyboard for Operation keyboard for

eight-loop simultaneous single loop operation
operation

Tray

Engineering keyboards
(PC accessories)
C010101E.EPS

Figure Desk Section of the Open Display Style Console-Type HIS (Top View)

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■ Mode Switch Key

SEE ALSO
For details on the mode switch key when using the operation keyboard for eight-loop simultaneous
operation, see the following:
“■ Mode Switch Key” in B1.1, “Desk of the Enclosed Display Style Console-Type HIS”
When using the operation keyboard for single-loop operation, see the following:
A3, “Operation Keyboard”

■ Operation Keyboard

SEE ALSO
For details on the operation keyboard when using operation keyboard for eight-loop simultaneous
operation, see the following:
“■ Operation Keyboard” in B1.1, “Desk of the Enclosed Display Style Console-Type HIS”

■ Engineering Keyboard

SEE ALSO
For details on the engineering keyboard, see rhe following:
“■ Engineering Keyboard” in B1.1, “Desk of the Enclosed Display Style Console-Type HIS”

IMPORTANT
When using the operation keyboard for single loop operation, a mouse pad is required.

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C1.2 Front Section of the Open Display Style

Console-Type HIS
A power distribution board is mounted in the lower-front section of the open display
style console-type HIS.

SEE ALSO
For more information on the specifications of the general-purpose PC that is built in the open display style
console-type HIS, refer to the General Specifications (GS 33Q06B50-31E for the CS 3000, and GS
33S06B50-31E for the CS 1000).

■ Front Sections of the PC and the Power Distribution Board

A power distribution board is installed in the lower-front section of the open display style
console-type HIS. A tray is located above the power distribution board in order to house a
general-purpose PC. Use a general-purpose PC as recommended by Yokogawa Electric
Corporation. The figure below shows the front layout of each component unit.

Front of the
general-purpose PC

Terminal board Front of the power distribution board

C010201E.EPS

Figure Configuration of the Front Section of the Open Display Style Console-Type HIS

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C1.3 Rear Section of the Open Display Style

Console-Type HIS
Optionally, a cover can be attached to the back of the open display style console-
type HIS. A power distribution board equipped with a power outlet, which can supply
power to built-in devices, is installed in the lower section of the console, as is an
AUX (auxiliary) board.

■ Rear Sections of the PC and the Connecting Unit

The figure below shows the rear layout of each component unit:

Rear of the
general-purpose PC
AUX board

Rear of the power

distribution board

C010301E.EPS

Figure Layout of the Rear Section of the Open Display Style Console-Type HIS

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■ Installing and Removing the Rear Cover

● How to Remove the Rear Cover

Using the following procedure, remove the back cover:
1. Insert the key and turn it clockwise 90 degrees. The lock will be released.
2. Lift the cover up about 5 mm. The hook will be released from the hook hole.
3. Pull the cover while tilting the upper section of the cover forward. The cover can be
removed by lifting it up.

Hook hole Key

3
Hook

Shaded area at the bottom of

the cover

C010302E.EPS

Figure Rear Cover

● How to Install the Rear Cover

1. Arrange the cables within the console so that the cover does not catch those cables
when it is installed.
2. Hook the bottom of the cover (shaded area in the above figure) onto the inside of the
rear of the console.
3. Tilt the upper section of the cover forward, insert the hook into the hook hole, and
lower the cover.
4. Insert the key and turn it counterclockwise 90 degrees. The cover will lock in place.

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C2. Installation of the Open Display Style

Console-Type HIS
When installing the open display style console-type HIS, be sure to follow the in-
structions described below.

The weight of the open display style console-type HIS can be a maximum of 110 kg (with-
out built-in PC). When installing, allocate ample workspace and install the HIS while making
sure that several people are available for the safety of personnel and equipment.
CAUTION

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■ Fix Console on the Floor
Use the anchor-bolts to fix the console on the floor.

WARNING
• If the floor does not allow to use anchor bolts, the stretch legs (optional) can be used.
However, when stretch legs are used, be careful when push hard on the front part of
console before LCD.
• During delivery, the stretch legs should be used to prevent the channel base from
falling. The stretch legs should not be removed unless the console is fixed to the floor
with anchor bolts.
When the stretch legs are removed after the console is fixed with anchor bolts, the
stretch legs should be kept for the future use.
• When moving the console, the equipments mounted on the console should packed
and moved separately.
• In order to keep the console stabilize when moving the console, the stretch legs
should be used (if the anchor bolts are not used).

SEE ALSO
For the anchoring method of the console, see the following:
A1.2, “Setting Up the YAX101”

● Installation work

WARNING
• Install the HIS according to the instructions indicated on the equipment layout draw-
ing. Pay extra attention to the front and rear positions of the cabinet.
• Do not subject the equipment to shock, and do not use a crowbar or similar tool when
installing it.

■ Weight Capacity on Desktop

Weight capacities of the two areas on desktop of YPCKIT without LCD are restricted.

SEE ALSO
For the weight capacities on desktop of YPCKIT, see the following:
A2.2, “Setting Up the YAX801”

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C2.1 Maintenance Space

When selecting an installation location for the open display style console-type HIS,
be sure to select a location that provides ample space for maintenance.

■ Allocating Space for Maintenance

It is necessary to allocate ample maintenance space because of the following reasons:
• To perform regular operation
• To secure a space for heat discharge from equipment
• To perform periodic inspections to ensure safe operation of the equipment
• To perform repair when the equipment breaks down
The figure below shows the required maintenance space when an open display style
console-type HIS is installed. When determining the size of a room in which the open
display style console-type HIS is to be installed, be sure to consider the amount of space
specified for maintenance.

Floor Installation View
Maintenance Space

550 550

450

400
100 30 1000

160
100
440

1180
160
Channel base
contact surface
30
F Hole in floor
Hole for 4-M12 anchor bolt for cables
(1525 oval hole)
1000

Table of External Dimensions

Number of
1 2 3 4
connected units
L 550 1100 1650 2200 F
*1 2 4 6 8

*1: Multiple open display style console-type HIS can be interconnected.

The symbol “” in the above table indicates the tolerance
of external dimensions when multiple YPCKIT units are
interconnected.
C020101E.EPS

Figure Maintenance Space and Floor Diagram

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C2.2 How to Interconnect Open Display Style

Console-Type HIS Units
Multiple open display style console-type HIS units can be interconnected.

SEE ALSO
For more information on the interconnection configuration of multiple open display style console-type HIS
units, refer to the CENTUM CS 3000 Installation Guidance (TI 33Q01J10-01E).

To interconnect multiple open display style console-type HIS units, remove the bottom
panel of the desk section of each open display style console-type HIS unit, as well as the
front and rear covers. Each open display style console-type HIS unit connects to an adja-
cent HIS unit via six positions at the right and left of the chassis, along with two positions at
the right and left of the desk section.

Rear cover

Interconnection holes

Bottom panel of the desk

Interconnection holes

Front door
C020201E.EPS

Figure Interconnection Hole Positions

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C2.3 Installing the PC

The position of the tray used to place the PC is fixed in the open display style con-
sole-type HIS. This tray is located above the AUX board. Install the PC from the rear
of the open display style console-type HIS. The mounting method of the PC is the
same for the enclosed display style console-type HIS. Restricted by the dimension of
the PC, the hindering parts (such as feet) of the PC may be removed from the body if
necessary.
Referring to the figure below, install the PC according to the following procedure:

■ Installation Procedure
1. Open the rear door of the open display style console-type HIS. The tray for placement
of the PC is exposed.
2. A bracket is used to set the PC against the back of the chassis. Loosen the four
screws in the chassis, move the bracket upward, and fasten it temporarily.
3. From the rear of the chassis, place the PC on the lateral center of the tray with the
front of the PC facing toward the front of the chassis. Place the PC so that the front of
the PC is aligned with the front of the tray.
4. Lower the temporarily fastened bracket, hold the PC in place, and fasten the bracket
with the same screws used to fasten it temporarily.

Bracket
(for holding the PC)

Rear of the general-purpose PC

AUX board
Tray

Rear of the power distribution board

C020301E.EPS

Figure Securing the PC in Place

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C3. Cable Connection for the Open Display

Style Console-Type HIS
This chapter explains how to perform the power cable wiring and the grounding, and
how to connect bus cables to the installed console-type HIS.

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C3.1 Power Cable Wiring and Grounding

The power cable wiring and grounding of the open display style console-type HIS
are the same as those of the enclosed display style console-type HIS.

SEE ALSO
For more information on the power cable wiring and the ground wiring, see the following:
B3.1, “Power Cable Wiring and Grounding”

● Protective Cover

The front section of the power distribution board contains power supply connection termi-
nals and a breaker.
Be sure to install the protective cover for safety when in operation.
CAUTION

When the power cable wiring is complete, for safety’s sake install the protective cover on
the power distribution board in the front section of the console-type HIS.
Install the protective cover on the 19" rack in the lower-front section. A rectangular hole is
provided for breaker operation. Install the protective cover so that the breaker fits in this
rectangular hole.

POWER

C020103E.EPS

Figure Protective Cover

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C3.2 Bus Connecting

The bus connecting of the open display style console-type HIS is the same as that of
the enclosed display style console-type HIS.

SEE ALSO
For more information on the bus wiring, see the following:
B3.2, “Bus Connecting”

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C3.3 Connecting Cables within the HIS

The figures below show the cable connections within the open display style con-
sole-type HIS:

LCD Assy (2F)

(without touch panel)
(*1)
AC Adapter

LCD Assy (1F)

(with touch panel)

(*1)
AC Adapter

Operation Keyboard
(8-loop or 1-loop)

(VGA1)

(VGA2)

AIP261
[PC]

AC Adapter

A1519UP (*2)

A1389WL (*2) [Mouse]

A1388WL (*2)

COMA COMB COMC COMD

spiral tube

PDB Assy (Rear)

S9605VK (100V AC) (*2) [EKB]

S9606VK (200V AC) (*2)
Power Distribution Board (Front)
A1066WD (100V AC) (*2)
A1067WD (200V AC) (*2)

S9027UV (*2)

L N G C030301J.EPS
*1: Required by the LCD using 100V AC. Do not use it for other purpose.
*2: This parts is not listed in the CMPL.

Figure Wiring of Cables within the Open Display Style Console-Type HIS

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C4. Operations of the Open Display Style

Console-Type HIS
The adjustment and operation of each component unit of the open display style
console-type HIS are the same as those of the enclosed display style console-type
HIS.

SEE ALSO
The LCD for the open display style console-type HIS may need adjustment varying with the connected
PC.
For the detailed procedures about using and tuning the LCD and using the touch panel, see the instruc-
tion manual attached to the LCD from the LCD maker.

■ Cautionary Notes for Using LCD monitor

When using LCD monitor, the user's manuals must be carefully read. If the Touch Panel is
required, the driver for Touch Panel needs to be installed in accordance with the installation
procedure below. However, the driver for Touch Panel should not be installed if the Touch
Panel is not used.

● Installing Touch Panel

See the instruction manual provided by LCD maker packed together with the LCD.

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C4.1 Setting the Station Address

The setting of the station address of the open display style console-type HIS is the
same as that of the enclosed display style console-type HIS.

SEE ALSO
For more information on the setting of the station address of the open display style console-type HIS, see
the following:
B4.1, “Setting the Station Address”

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C4.2 Turning the Power On/Off

The procedure for turning the power of the open display style console-type HIS on
and off is the same as that of the enclosed display style console-type HIS.

SEE ALSO
For more information on how to turn the power on/off, see the following:
B4.2, “Turning the Power On/Off”

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C4.3 Using the Mode Switch Key

The mode switch key of the open display style console-type HIS is used in the same
manner as that of the enclosed display style console-type HIS.

SEE ALSO
For details on the mode switch key when the operation keyboard for eight-loop simultaneous operation is
used, see the following:
B4.3, “Using the Mode Switch Key”
When the operation keyboard for single loop operation is used, see the following:
A3, “Operation Keyboard”

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C4.4 Adjusting the Volume of the Built-in Speaker

The volume adjustment control for the built-in speaker is located on the operation
keyboard for eight-loop simultaneous operation or the operation keyboard for single
loop operation. The volume adjustment procedure for the built-in speaker of the
open display style console-type HIS is the same as that of the enclosed display style
console-type HIS or the operation keyboard for single loop operation.

SEE ALSO
For more information on the volume adjustment for the built-in speaker, see the following:
B4.4.3, “Adjusting the Volume of the Built-in Speaker”

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C4.5 Setting Up the Mouse

The mouse setup procedure for the operation keyboard for eight-loop simultaneous
operation is the same as that of the enclosed display style console-type HIS.

SEE ALSO
For more information on setting up the mouse for the operation keyboard for eight-loop simultaneous
operation, see the following:
B4.5, “Setting Up the Mouse”

● Setting up the Mouse for the Operation Keyboard for Single-Loop Opera-
tion
A dedicated cable is provided from the built-in PC to the space allocated for the operation
keyboard for single-loop operation (a hollow space about 30 mm below the desk surface,
as indicated by the solid line in the figure below).
Once this cable and the mouse cable are connected, the mouse can be used for operation.

For single-loop operation

Solid line showing a hollow space

for the operation keyboard

Dotted lines showing the location

of the operation keyboard
for single-loop operation

C010101E.EPS

Figure Setting Up the Mouse

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C4.6 Setting Up the Engineering Keyboard

The setup procedure for the engineering keyboard of the open display style console-
type HIS is the same as that of the enclosed display style console-type HIS.

SEE ALSO
For more information on the setup of the engineering keyboard, see the following:
B4.6, “Setting Up the Engineering Keyboard”

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C5. Configuration and Functions of Cards

and Units
The chassis of the open display style console-type HIS houses cards and units that
are necessary to display graphics, alarms and control status and other items in
windows.
This chapter explains the power distribution board and the cards that are inserted
into the card slots of the general-purpose PC.

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C5.1 Power Distribution Board

The power distribution board receives commercial power with power supply connec-
tion terminals, and supplies it to the AC outlets on the back. The breaker is the main
switch for the open display style console-type HIS.

• The leakage current from the service outlet is 3.5 mA or less.

• Turn off the breaker after shutting down Windows. If the breaker is turned off without
shutting down Windows, data may be damaged.
CAUTION
• The current capacities of the power outlets are maximum 2.5A for CN1 and CN2 (for
LCDs), maximum 4.0A for CN3 (for PC power supply), and maximum 1.0A for CN4
(for operation keyboard).

Front of the power distribution board

TM1 (100-120V AC )
L N

Power supply connection terminal Grounding terminal Breaker

Rear of the power distribution board
Fuses for the service AUX board
TOTAL 10A MAX. outlets (5A x 2) TOTAL 3A MAX.

COMA COMB COMC COMD

10A MAX.

Service outlets
For upper LCD For PC
For operation keyboard
For lower/single-stack LCD C050101E.EPS

Figure Power Distribution Board

■ Configuration

● Power Outlets
• CN1: Power outlet for the upper LCD
• CN2: Power outlet for the lower/single-stack LCD
• CN3: Power outlet for the general-purpose PC
• CN4: Power outlet for the operation keyboard
• CN5, CN6:Service outlets. These can be use as the power supplies for an auxiliary
device or a maintenance device.

● Breaker
This is the main switch that turns the power of the open display style console-type HIS on
and off.

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C5.1.1 Terminal Board Unit

The terminal board unit for the open display style console-type HIS is the same as
that for the enclosed display style console-type HIS.

SEE ALSO
For details on the terminal board unit, see the following:
B5.1.1, “Terminal Board Unit”

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C5.1.2 AUX Board

The AUX (auxiliary) board has a connector that relays the signals from the extended
interface card (model name AIP261) for the console-type HIS mounted in the PC, and
also has four RS-232C connectors for four ports.

Connector for the touch panel

Connector for the operation keyboard
Connector for the AIP261

COMA COMB COMC COMD

C050102E.EPS

Figure AUX Board

● Basic Specifications for RS-232C Connection

Used for start-stop synchronous RS-232C communication.
• Number of ports: 4 ports (COM A, COM B, COM C, COM D)
• Connecting connector: D-sub 9-pin male
• Cable length: Maximum 15 m

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C5.2 Cards to be Mounted in the PC

The cards to be mounted in the PC for the open display console-type HIS is the same
as those for the enclosed display style console-type HIS.

SEE ALSO
For details on the cards to be mounted in the PC, see the following:
B5.2, “Cards to be Mounted in the PC”

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C5.2.1 Control Bus Interface Card

The control bus interface card (model name VF701) is a communication card for
mounting in an IBM PC/AT compatible PC.

SEE ALSO
For details on the control bus interface card, see the following:
A4, “Control Bus Interface Card”

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C5.2.2 Extended Interface Card for the Console-Type HIS

The extended interface card for the open display style console-type HIS (model
name AIP261) is the same as for the enclosed display style console-type HIS.

SEE ALSO
For details on the AIP261, see the following:
B5.2.2, “Extended Interface Card for the Console-Type HIS”

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C6. How to Perform Maintenance and Parts

Replacement
The maintenance and parts replacement procedures for the open display style
console-type HIS are almost the same as those for the enclosed display style con-
sole-type HIS.
This chapter explains only the items that are different from the descriptions in B6,
“How to Perform Maintenance and Parts Replacement,” for the enclosed display
style console-type HIS.

• Wipe dust off the equipment with a cleaner, or with a dry and soft cloth.
• When performing maintenance work, wear a wrist strap as a countermeasure against
electrostatic discharge (ESD).
CAUTION
• Do not connect or disconnect a card, a cable or a connector while the power is sup-
plied unless it is permitted and described in this document.

SEE ALSO
For more information on how to perform maintenance and parts replacement, see the following:
B6, “How to Perform Maintenance and Parts Replacement”

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C6.1 Daily Inspection

Daily inspection required for the open display style console-type HIS is the same as
that for the enclosed display style console-type HIS.

SEE ALSO
For more information on the daily inspection, see the following:
B6.1, “Daily Inspection”

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C6.2 Inspection Using the System Maintenance

Window
Inspection using the System Maintenance window in the open display style console-
type HIS is the same as that of the enclosed display style console-type HIS.

SEE ALSO
For more information on the inspection using the system maintenance window, see the following:
B6.2, “Inspection Using the System Maintenance Window”

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C6.3 On-Line Maintenance

The term “on-line maintenance” refers to the replacement of configuration elements
(parts) while the system is in operation in order to avoid a breakdown, perform
preventive maintenance or change the configuration.

■ Parts for which On-Line Maintenance can be Performed

IMPORTANT
This section merely indicates the parts that can be replaced while the power is on. How-
ever, it does not guarantee that the open display style console-type HIS will operate nor-
mally while any of the indicated parts is being replaced.

Table Parts for which On-Line Maintenance can be Performed

Part number Description
S9518VK Fuse for the service outlet (5A) 100 to 120V AC
A1353EF Fuse for the service outlet (5A) 220 to 240V AC
S9725VM Relay (for the terminal board unit)
C060301E.EPS

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C6.4 Parts Requiring Periodic Replacement (Parts

Having Defined Life Spans)
The open display style console-type HIS has components with a useful life that need
to be replaced periodically. The parts having defined life spans, which can be re-
placed by the user are available as spare parts and consumables. Purchase and
replace as necessary.
Read this section thoroughly and carry out the periodical replacement.

IMPORTANT
Precautions for parts having defined life spans
• The term “Parts having defined life spans” refers to parts that are expected to wear out or
break down within 10 years from initial use under normal conditions of use and storage.
Therefore, parts with expected life spans of 10 years or more are excluded here.
• The recommended replacement cycle is the cycle indicated for preventive mainte-
nance. It provides no guarantee against the accidental failures.
• The recommended replacement cycle is merely a guideline. The actual replacement
cycle depends on the usage conditions.
• The recommended replacement cycle is subject to change according to actual field
results.

■ Parts Having Defined Life Spans

The table below shows the recommended part replacement cycles for preventive mainte-
nance. Parts indicated by a “Yes” in the “Replacement by user” column of the table can be
replaced by the user. Parts indicated by a “No” in the “Replacement by user” column
cannot be replaced by the user, so please contact the Yokogawa’s sales agents for re-
placement.
Table Periodic Replacement Parts Having Defined Life Spans

Recommended
Part Replacement
Part name replacement Remarks
number by user
cycle(*1)
LCD unit S9202FA 3 years Yes 100V AC
(without touch panel) S9203FA 3 years Yes 200V AC
LCD unit S9200FA 3 years Yes 100V AC
(with touch panel) S9201FA 3 years Yes 200V AC
For 8-control-keyboard:
Operation keyboard S9282FA No
Depends on frequency of use
AC adapter
A1519UP 5 years No For one-control-keyboard
(for operation keyboard)
For PDB 100V AC
S9518VK 3 years Yes
(for service outlet)
Fuse
For PDB 220V AC
A1353EF 3 years Yes
(for service outlet)
100,000
Relay S9725VM Yes
operations
C060401E.EPS

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C6.5 How to Replace Parts

The parts replacement procedure for the open display style console-type HIS is the
same as that for the enclosed display style console-type HIS.

SEE ALSO
For more information on the parts replacement, see the following:
B6.5, “How to Replace Parts”

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C6.6 How to Install the LCD

An Open Display Style Console-Type HIS can have one LCD on the single-stack pole
brace or two LCDs stacked on the dual-stack pole brace. How to install the LCDs will
be explained using an example.

• The weight of an LCD can be a maximum of about 9 kg, and the width is 460 mm. It is
dangerous to install the LCD by one person. Install it by several people.

CAUTION • When replacing a LCD, all the accessories of the new LCD should be used to replace
the accessories of the old LCD.

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C6.6.1 How to Install the Dual-Stack LCDs (Installation at 20-

Degree Angle)
This section explains how to install the dual-stack pole braces into the desk section
of the open display style console-type HIS, and how to install two LCDs by stacking
them (referred to as dual-stack LCDs).

IMPORTANT
The dual-stack LCD configuration is only supported for the CS 3000.

■ Checking the Accessories £

Confirm that the following accessories are enclosed in the kit:

● YPCKIT Accessories £
• Pole brace x 1
• Screws (M5) for mounting on the pole brace x 4
• Screws (M5) for mounting the LCD brackets and washers (M5) x 8 each (8 screws
and 8 washers)
• LCD bracket x 2
• Pole brace cover x 1

● LCD Accessories £
• LCD x 2
• Plate (Number of plates varies with the model of LCD)
• Screws (M4) for mounting the LCDs x 8

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■ Installation Procedure £
A single-stack pole brace is mounted at an angle of 20 degrees on the desk section of the
open display style console-type HIS. Install the accessory dual-stack pole braces to the
already mounted single-stack pole brace, install the upper LCD, and install the lower LCD.
1. Install the accessory dual-stack pole braces with the supplied four screws to the
single-stack pole brace.

Dual-stack pole braces

(connected with screws)

Connect with screws

(with supplied four screws)

Single-stack pole brace

Desk section (side view)

C060601E.EPS

Figure Installing Pole Braces £

2. Before installing LCDs, first pull the power cable, which is to be connected to the PC
via an adapter, along the interior of the top panel of the desk chassis toward the front
of the pole braces.
3. Attach the supplied accessory plate to the back of each LCD (or multiple plates
accordingly).
To attach the plate, align the holes on the plate with the punched holes on the bracket,
as shown in the figure below.
4. Join the plate and the bracket. Tighten them from the bracket side by inserting the
supplied four screws through the screw holes on the back of the LCD.

Punched holes

Notch

Notch Four screws

Plates
Back of the LCD (Accordingly) Bracket
C060602E.EPS

Figure Mounting a Plate and a Bracket to the LCD £

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5. Route the signal cable to be connected to the LCD through the interior of the pole
brace, then feed it to the rear through the interior of the top panel of the desk chassis
from the base of the pole brace.
6. Install the upper LCD first. Seven mounting holes are provided to mount the LCD to
the dual-stack pole braces. There is a marking on the interior surfaces of both a notch
on the bracket (see previous figure) and the pole brace. Slide the attached bracket
and LCD in the direction of the arrow shown below the bracket in the figure (i.e.,
toward the pole brace) while aligning these spots, then secure it to the pole brace with
the supplied four screws.
7. Install the lower LCD. Nine mounting holes are provided to mount the LCD to the
single-stack pole brace. Secure the LCD to the pole brace at a position where the
LCD does not touch the desk section.
8. Install the cover on top of the dual-stack pole braces. Install it by fitting the protruding
part on the cover into the hole in the upper section of the pole brace.

Cover Hole for fastening the cover

Bracket

7
6
5 Bracket fastening screws (4)
4
3
2 Spot on the pole brace
1

LCD

Desk section (side view)

Bracket 9
8
7 Spot on the pole brace
6
5
4
3
2
1

Desk section (side view)

C060603E.EPS

Figure Installing the LCD on the Pole Brace £

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9. Route the signal cable that was temporarily placed inside the top panel of the desk
chassis to the right corner (when viewed from the rear), and connect it to the connec-
tor of the VGA1 card at the rear of the PC.
10. Route the touch-panel cable to the right corner (when viewed from the rear), and
connect it to the COMC connector of the connecting unit.
11. Connect the power cable to the back of the LCD.
12. If AC adapter is used, place it above the tray.
13. For the connection of the VGA cable in the dual-stack LCD configuration, follow the
procedure described in the next page.

Side view Rear view

Cable should be routed

through the interior of
the pole brace.

Tray

VGA2

VGA1

COM connector
(for touch panel)

Power
Signal system
supply system
cable area
cable area

Power supply connector Power supply connector

(for upper LCD) (for lower/single-stack LCD)
C060604E.EPS

Figure LCD Cable Connections £

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■ Connecting the VGA Cable in the Dual-Stack LCD Configuration £
1. Once the power is turned on, connect the VGA card that outputs the BIOS startup
screen and the lower LCD monitor, then connect the remaining VGA card and the
upper LCD monitor.
2. After the above connections are made, start Windows and open [Settings] in [Display].
3. Drag the monitor icons, and match the positions of the primary and secondary moni-
tors with the actual monitor positions. If they already match, this operation will not be
required.The monitor on which the Windows login screen is output is the primary
monitor at that time.
4. Set the lower LCD monitor as the primary monitor. If this setting has already been
done, this operation will not be required.
When the HIS is started after the above settings are complete, the following screen will
appear:

? COPY 04/20/01 19:06

PVI PVI Tag. Comment NR

Auxiliary monitor

? NAME COPY 04/20/01 19:06

PVI PVI Tag. Comment NR

Primary monitor

START 05/26/2000 19:06

C060605E.EPS

Figure HIS Startup Screen £

IMPORTANT
If the VGA card is replaced due to a breakdown, etc., the above settings may be required,
depending on the card.

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C6.6.2 How to Install the Single-Stack LCD (Installation at 20-

Degree Angle)
The procedure for installing an LCD to a single-stack pole brace for the open display
style console-type HIS is similar to the procedure for installing dual-stack LCDs.
First, confirm whether the accessories listed below are enclosed in the kit, then
install the LCD to the single-stack pole brace.

SEE ALSO
For more information on how to install the single-stack LCD, see the following:
C6.6.1, “How to Install the Dual-Stack LCDs (Installation at 20-Degree Angle)”

■ Checking the Accessories

Check whether the following accessories are enclosed in the kit:

● YPCKIT Accessories
• LCD bracket x 1
• Screws (M5) for mounting the LCD brackets and washers (M5) x 8 each (8 screws
and 8 washers)
• Pole brace cover x 1

● LCD Accessories
• LCD x 1
• Plate (Number of plates varies with the model of LCD)
• Screws (M4) for mounting the LCD x 4

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C6.6.3 How to Install the Dual-Stack LCDs (Vertical Installation)

This section explains how to install the dual-stack pole braces into the desk section
of the open display style console-type HIS, and how to install two LCDs by stacking
them (referred to as dual-stack LCDs).

IMPORTANT
The dual-stack LCD configuration is only supported for the CS 3000.

■ Checking the Accessories £

Check whether the following accessories are enclosed in the kit:

● YPCKIT Accessories £
• Pole brace x 1
• Screws (M5) for mounting on the pole brace x 4
• Screws (M5) for mounting the LCD brackets and washers (M5) x 8 each (8 screws
and 8 washers)
• LCD bracket x 2
• Pole brace cover x 1

● LCD Accessories £
• LCD x 2
• Plate (Number of plates varies with the model of LCD)
• Screws (M4) for mounting the LCDs x 8

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■ Installation Procedure £
A single-stack pole brace is mounted at an angle of 20 degrees on the desk section of the
open display style console-type HIS. Change the angle of this pole brace to perpendicular
orientation, then install the dual-stack pole braces. Next, install the upper LCD and then the
lower LCD.
1. Loosen two screws (a), and remove cover A.
2. Remove four screws (b) and one screw (f), then remove bracket B (alternating long
and short dash line in the figure below). And then place bracket B upside down.

Viewed from direction of arrow

b
e
Bracket B
c
Cover A
Back of the LCD

Pole brace at Bracket B

20-degree angle
d Bracket C a f
C060606E.EPS

Figure Changing the Angle of the Pole Brace £

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3. Remove two setscrews (c) of the pole brace angled at 20 degrees. Loosen two
screws (d) (do not remove them).
4. Adjust the angle of the pole brace angled at 20 degrees to perpendicular orientation
using two screws (d) as a fulcrum.
5. Align the mounting holes of the pole brace with the holes (e) of bracket C (indicated by
long dash line in the figure below) that supports the pole brace, then fasten them
temporarily using two screws (c). And temporarily tighten the two screws (d) that were
loosened previously.
6. Secure bracket B (placing it upside down in relation to the original mounting position)
to the perpendicular pole brace with four screws (b) and one screw (f). At this time,
insert a screwdriver through a rectangular hole on bracket B and tighten screws (b).
7. Finally to tighten screws (c) and screws (d) that were temporarily tightened.

Make it perpendicular.

Bracket B
b
e (hole on bracket C) Rectangular hole

Bracket C Tighten the screws with a screwdriver.

Desk section (side view)

C060607E.EPS

Figure Making the Angle of the Pole Brace Perpendicular £

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8. Secure cover A in place by installing two mounting screws (a) into the screw holes (g).
9. By factory delivery, the pole brace for the single display is tilted on the console. For
constructing the pole braces for two-stacked displays, this angle should be put up-
right, and then fix the attached pole braces for the second display on pole brace for
the single display using the four screws provided as the accessories.
10. First install the upper LCD, then install the lower LCD.
11. The covers for the pole braces need to be placed on the top of the assembled pole
braces for the two-stacked displays.
12. As for the procedures for the installation of LCDs and the connection of cables, follow
the same procedures as for dual-stack LCDs at an angle of 20 degrees.

SEE ALSO
For more information on how to install dual-stack LCDs at an angle of vertical installation, see the
following:
C6.6.1, “How to Install the Dual-Stack LCDs (Installation at 20-Degree Angle)”

Pole brace cover

Dual-stack pole braces
(Factory default angle)

7
6
5
4
3
2
1

Dual-stack pole braces

Screw m Screw n
9
8
7
6 Setscrews (4 pcs.)
5 Screw j
4
3 g (screw hole), a (screw)
2
1
Direction k
Cover A

Desk section
C060608E.EPS

Figure Installation of Dual-Stack LCDs (Vertical Installation) £

● Adjust the Attached Pole Brace Angle

By factory delivery, the pole braces for the second display are attached as shown by the
dot lines in the above figure. It is necessary to follow the procedure below to make the pole
braces upright:
1. Loosen screw (m) and remove screw (n).
2. Rotate the brace into “k” direction to make screw hole “j” meet screw hole “n”.
3. Tighten screw (m) and screw (n).

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C6.6.4 How to Install the Single-Stack LCD (Vertical Installation)

The procedure for installing an LCD to a single-stack pole brace for the open display
style console-type HIS is similar to the procedure used to install dual-stack LCDs.
Check whether the accessories listed below are enclosed in the kit, then install the
LCD to the single-stack pole brace after changing the angle of the single-stack pole
brace to perpendicular orientation.

SEE ALSO
For more information on how to install the single-stack LCD, see the following:
C6.6.3, “How to Install the Dual-Stack LCDs (Vertical Installation)”

■ Checking the Accessories

Confirm that the following accessories are enclosed in the kit:

● YPCKIT Accessories
• LCD bracket x 1
• Screws (M5) for mounting the LCD brackets and washers (M5) x 8 each (8 screws
and 8 washers)
• Pole brace cover x 1

● LCD Accessories
• LCD x 1
• Plate (Number of plates varies with the model of LCD)
• Screws (M4) for mounting the LCD x 4

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C6.6.5 Visual Angle of LCD

The visual angle of LCD is shown in the following figures.
1. Look at from the top (point A in the figure below)
Less than 80 degree against the right-angle line (dot line) of the LCD.
2. Look at from the bottom (point B in the figure below)
Less than 80 degree against the right-angle line (dot line) of the LCD.

LCD

80

80

B
C060609E.EPS

Figure Look at from Top and Bottom

3. Look at from the Left and Right

Less than 80 degree against the right-angle line (dot line) of the LCD.

LCD

80
80

C060610E.EPS

Figure Look at from Left and Right

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Customer Model YPCKIT

Maintenance Open Display Style
Parts List Console Assembly
CMPL 33Q06B50-31E

Accessory Assembly 8-Control Key

2 3 4

Item Part No. Qty Description

1 Below 1 Accessory Assembly
S9970UK For 100 to 120V AC
Power Supply (with 8-control-key) B5031F01E.EPS

S9971UK For 220 to 240V AC

Power Supply (with 8-control-key)

S9972UK For 100 to 120V AC

Power Supply (with one-control-key)
S9973UK For 220 to 240V AC
Power Supply (with one-control-key)
2 S9518VK 1 Fuse (for 100 to 120V AC power supply)

3 A1353EF 1 Fuse (5A, for 220 to 240V AC power supply)

4 Below 1 Function Key Label
T9070PN For 8-Control-Key
T9072CS For One-Control-Key
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CAUTION
The Customer Maintenance Parts List (CMPL) is provided as reference for ordering maintenance Parts. Customer should not
assemble or disassemble the products by himself using this CMPL, but to contact to Yokogawa’s sales agents for parts
replacement. YOKOGAWA assumes no liability to any party for damages caused through disassembly or assembly.

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7th Edition : Jun. 2007(YK)
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 CMPL C-2

To Mouse 9

A
7
6

To Keyboard
3

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 CMPL C-3

Model or
Item Part No. Qty Description
1 T9070PZ 1 Mouse Pad
2 T9070QA 1 Plate
3 A1432WL 2 Cable Assembly (L=1800mm)
4 T9070QG 1 Drawer Assembly (option code : /KT)
6 Y9410LU 4 B.H.Screw, M4 × 10

7 Y9401WL 4 Toothed Lock washer

8 G9347AA 2 Key
9 A1190MN 1 Core (magnetic part)
B5031PL02E.EPS

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 CMPL C-4

Operation Keyboard Assembly (With 8-Control-Key)

7
8
16

15
To A
10
D
12
6
18
1(items 2 17
throuth 19) 1(items 2
throuth 19)

To B
2
C
14

4 3

5 9

13

11

11
To C
19 To D B
A

One-Control-Key

23

24 21
20

22

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 CMPL C-5

Item Part No. Qty Description

1 S9282FA 1 Operation Keyboard Assembly (for 8-control-key)
2 S9151DD 1 Printed Board Assembly (OPKB)
3 S9651DG 1 Printed Board Assembly (OPKB CTL)
4 S9399UK 1 Speaker Assembly
5 Y9306LB 2 B.H.Screw, M3×6

6 A1070SZ 1 Switch Assembly

7 A1069SZ 1 Mode Key (for 3-position, for engineer)
8 A1068SZ 1 Mode Key (for 2-position, for operator)
9 Y9320XG 4 Stud
10 Y9308TS 2 Tapping Screw,M3×8

11 Y9306LB 28 B.H.Screw,M3×6
12 Y9314XG 2 Stud
13 Y9306LB 2 B.H.Screw,M3×6
14 Y9301BB 6 Nut
15 Y9710YA 6 Spacer

16 T9070GT 1 Cap
17 T9070PL 1 Sheet (for operation keyboard)
18 T9070PP 2 Cover
19 T9070PN 1 Function Key Label
20 Y9410LU 6 B.H.Screw, M4×10

21 Y9401WL 6 Toothed Lockwasher

22 Y9306LK 3 B. H. Screw with Lockwasher, M3×6
23 S9283FA 1 Operation Keyboard Assembly
(for one-control-key, see page CMPL-10)
24 A1519UP 1 Power Supply Unit (for one-control-key)
B5031PL03E.EPS

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 CMPL C-6
9

7
8

3
4

A
B 12
1

C
D

11
10
15 To A
To B
To C
15 To D
13

15 15
16

18
17
14 16
B5031F04E.EPS

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 CMPL C-7

Item Part No. Qty Description

1 Below 1 LCD
S9200FA 19"LCD with Touch Panel (for 100 to 120 V AC)
S9201FA 19"LCD with Touch Panel (for 220 to 240 V AC)
2 T9073EQ 1 Bracket (for LCD)
3 B1046BS 4 Screw (for LCD)

4 Y9500WE 4 Washer
5 Below 1 LCD
S9202FA 19"LCD (for 100 to 120 V AC)
S9203FA 19"LCD (for 220 to 240 V AC)
6 T9073EQ 1 Bracket (for LCD)

7 B1046BS 4 Screw (for LCD)

8 Y9500WE 4 Washer
9 T9073EN 1 Cover (for frame)
10 – 1 Console Assembly
11 T9073CA 1 Front Door Assembly (option code: /DR)

12 T9073CF 1 Rear Door Assembly (option code: /DR)

13 T9073DS 1 Foot (for left, option code: /FT)
14 T9073DT 1 Foot (for left, option code: /FT)
15 Y9820YX 8 Hex.H.Bolt, M8  20 (option code: /FT)
16 Y9508ZX 4 Hex.H.Bolt, M5  8 (option code: /FT)

17 T9073DQ 1 Foot (for right, option code: /FT)

18 T9073DR 1 Foot (for right, option code: /FT)
B5031PL04E.EPS

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 CMPL C-8
Power Distribution Board Assembly

B
View A

A
7
1

3
1
2

View B

4
5

1
B5031F05E.EPS

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 CMPL C-9

Model or
Item Part No. Qty Description
1 Below 1 Power Distribution Board
S9942UK For 100 to 120 V AC (LCD)
S9943UK For 220 to 240 V AC (LCD)
2 S9960UK 1 Terminal Board Assembly
3 S9725VM 1 Relay

4 Below 2 Fuse
S9518VK For 100 to 120 V AC (5A)
A1353EF For 220 to 240 V AC (5A)
5 S9361DE 1 PB Assy
6 Y9306LB 2 B.H.Screw, M36
7 – 1 PC
B5031PL05E.EPS

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 CMPL C-10
Operation Keyboard Assembly (With One-Control-Key)

4
5

B5031F06E.EPS

Model or
Item Part No. Qty Description
 S9283FA 1 Operation Keyboard
1 T9072DA 1 Sheet
2 T9072CT 2 Cover
3 T9072CS 1 Sheet
4 A1068SZ 1 Mode Key (for operator, 2-position)
5 A1069SZ 1 Mode Key (for engineer, 3-position)
B5031PL06E.EPS

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Printed in Japan
 <D1. Classifying Materials for Disposal of the Console Kit> D1-1

D1. Classifying Materials for Disposal of the

Console Kit
This chapter graphically shows the material names of the component parts used in
the console kit so that the materials can be more easily classified for disposal of the
console kit or its component parts. The console kit is the generic name of both the
enclosed display style console kit and the open display style console kit.

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 <D1. Classifying Materials for Disposal of the Console Kit> D1-2
■ Main Body and LCD Peripheral £

Cover: ABS

Bracket: Steel

Bezel: ABS
Interconnection hole cap: ABS

LCD frame: ABS

Sensor unit: PC

Channel base
: Steel
Electric Parts Console: Steel

Insulating plate: PL-PEV or PV

D010101E.EPS

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■ Operation Keyboard Peripheral (Enclosed Display Style) £
Mouse pad
: PC and chloroprene
Cover: ABS
Bracket: Steel
Blank plate: Steel and chloroprene
Mouse plate
: Aluminum Casing: ABS

PAD: ABS
Volume adjustment control: ABS

To A
Pushbutton cover: Silicon rubber
Key switch cover
: Steel Plate: Steel

Keyboard sheet: PET and urethane

Electric Parts

Protective sheet : PVC

Sheet: Polypropylene

Casing: ABS

D010102E.EPS

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■ Power Distribution Board Peripheral (Enclosed Display Style) £

View A

PDB: Steel & Electric Parts

A Retainer: PC

Electric Parts

Plate: Steel

Terminal: PF
Cover: PC Cover: PC

Retainer: PC
Rail: PE

View B

Electric Parts

Plate: Steel

View without PC tray

D010103E.EPS

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■ Door Peripheral £
Filter: Polyester

Bracket: Steel

Frame: ABS

Cover: ABS

Electric Parts

Door: Steel

Door: Steel

Rear Door
D010104E.EPS

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■ Main Body and LCD Peripheral (Open Display Style)
CAP: ABS

Spacer: PF

Console: Steel

LCD: Electric Parts

Isolating plate: PF or PV

Channel base: Steel

Interconnection hole cap: ABS

Sheet: Polypropylene

Cover: ABS

The materials of the operation keyboard parts

are the same as those of the enclosed display
style console-type HIS. (See page D1-3.)

D010105E.EPS

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 <D1. Classifying Materials for Disposal of the Console Kit> D1-7
■ Power Distribution Board Peripheral (Open Display Style)

View A

Electric Parts
Retainer: PC

Terminal: PF
Cover: PC
Cover: PC

Plate: Steel

Steel & Electric Parts View B

Plate: Steel Electric Parts

D010106E.EPS

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CS 1000/CS 3000
Peripherals
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INDEX
A E
Adjusting Display Properties ............................ B4-5 Engineering Keyboard ........................... B1-5, C1-3
Adjusting the Volume of the Built-in Speaker .... C4-5 Extended Interface Card for the
Anchoring the Desk ......................................... A2-5 Console-Type HIS ..................... B5-10, C5-7
AUX Board ............................................ B5-7, C5-4
F
B Fix Console on the Floor .................................. C2-2
Bus Connecting ..................................... B3-5, C3-3 Front Panel of the Control Bus Interface Card .. A4-2
Front Sections of the PC and the Power
Distribution Board .................................. C1-4
C
Cable Connection for the Open Display Style G
Consol-Type HIS ................................... C3-1
Cable Connections of the Operation Keyboard A3-4 Grounding .................................. A1-10, A2-9, B3-4
Cards to be Mounted in the PC ........................ C5-5 Grounding the YAX 101 ................................. A1-10
Cards to be Mounted in the PC ........................ B5-8
Classifying Materials for Disposal of the H
Console KIT ........................................... D1-1 HIS Status Display Window ............................. B6-5
Cleaning the Mouse ......................................... A5-4 How to Install the
Common Procedures and Precautions when Dual-Stack LCDs (Installation at
Replacing Parts ................................... B6-10 20-Degree Angle) ............................. C6-8
Components of the YAX801 ............................. A2-2 LCD ............................................................ C6-7
Configuration and Functions of Cards Single-Stack LCD (Installation) ................. C6-13
and Units ..................................... B5-1, C5-1
Single-Stack LCD (Vertical Installation) ..... C6-18
Connecting Cables within the HIS .......... B3-8, C3-4
How to Interconnect Open Display Style
Connecting Control Bus Cables to the Control Console-Type HIS ................................. C2-4
Bus Interface Card ................................. A4-4
How to Perform Maintenance and Parts
Connecting for the YAX 101 ............................. A1-8 Replacement ............................... B6-1, C6-1
Connecting for the YAX801 .............................. A2-7 How to Replace Parts ............................ B6-9, C6-6
Connecting the Signal Cable to the Operation
Keyboard ............................................... A3-6
I
Connecting the VGA Cable in the Dual-Stack
LCD Configuration ..................... B3-9, C6-12 Inspection Using the System Maintenance
Connection of Power Cable for the Operation Window ....................................... B6-4, C6-3
Keyboard ............................................... A3-5 Installation of the Enclosed Display Style
Control Bus Interface Card ........... A4-1, B5-9, C5-6 Console Type HIS .................................. B2-1
Installation of the Open Display Style
Console-Type HIS ................................. C2-1
D
Installing the Control Bus Interface Card to a
Daily Inspection ..................................... B6-2, C6-2 PC ......................................................... A4-3
Desk of the Enclosed Display Style Installing the PC ..................................... B2-3, C2-5
Console-Type HIS ................................. B1-2
Desk Section of the Open Display Style
Console-Type HIS ................................. C1-2

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 Ind-2
K S
Key Switch Operation of the Operation Keyboard Setting the
.............................................................. A3-7 Control Bus Station Address ....................... A4-6
Domain Number ......................................... A4-7
M Station Address ................................ B4-2, C4-2
Maintenance of Peripherals ............................. A5-1 Station Number ........................................... A4-8
Maintenance Space ......................................... C2-3 Setting Up the
Mode Switch Key ................................... B1-3, C1-3 Engineering Keyboard .................... B4-15, C4-7
Mouse ............................................ B4-14, C4-6
N YAX101 ...................................................... A1-4
Names and Functions of the Operation YAX801 ...................................................... A2-4
Keyboard ............................................... A3-2
Names of Parts (YAX 101) ............................... A1-2 T
Terminal Board Unit ............................... B5-4, C5-3
O Turning the Power On/Off ...................... B4-3, C4-3
On-Line Maintenance ............................ B6-7, C6-4
Operation Keyboard ..................... A3-1, B1-4, C1-3 U
Operations of the Open Display Style Using the Mode Switch Key ................... B4-4, C4-4
Console-Type HIS ................................. C4-1
V
P
Visual Angle of LCD ....................................... C6-19
Parts Requiring Periodic Replacement ... B6-8, C6-5
Parts that can be Replaced by the User .......... B6-11
Y
Power Cable Wiring ............................... A2-8, B3-3
YAX101 General-purpose Desk ....................... A1-1
Power Cable Wiring and Grounding ................. C3-2
YAX801 General-purpose Desk ....................... A2-1
Power Cables .................................................. A1-9
Power Distribution Board ....................... B5-2, C5-2
Power Panel .................................................... A1-3
Power Supply Unit ........................................... B5-6
Precautionary Notes with Respect to
Static Electricity ..................................... A5-2
Precautions for Electrostatic Charge ................ B6-3
Providing Ample Space .................................... A1-4

R
Rear Sections of the PC and the Connecting
Unit ........................................................ C1-5
Replacing the
Air Filter .................................................... B6-12
Control Bus Interface Card .......................... A5-6
Door Fans .................................................. B6-11
Engineering Keyboard .............................. B6-13
Function Key Labels ....................... A5-5, B6-15
Fuses ....................................................... B6-16
Keyboard .................................................... A5-3
Mouse ...................................................... B6-13
PC ............................................................ B6-14
Relay ........................................................ B6-18

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