RTU560

Connections and settings

HMI unit 560HMR01
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Application, characteristics and technical data USB Interface U1, U2, U3 and U4
have to be taken from the hardware datasheet: The USB interfaces are available on a USB 2.0
560HMR01 1KGT 150 808 V001 Type A connector and support EHCI functions.
The signals are used according to Tab. 2.
Operation USB Interface
The HMI unit is a control unit for other local com-
munication units of the RTU560 system. There- Pin Signal Description
fore the 560HMR01 has two integrated Ethernet
10BaseT/100BaseT LAN interfaces (E1, E2). 1 VBUS Supply 5VDC

Different peripherals, like a keyboard or mouse, 2 D- Data -

can be connected to the 560HMR01. Therefore
the 560HMR01 has four integrated USB 2.0 3 D+ Data +
standard, Type A interfaces (U1, U2, U3, U4).
4 GND Ground
At the integrated Audio interface an external ac-
tive speaker system or a headphone can be used. Shield Connected with housing

At the integrated VGA interface a monitor can be

used.
Ethernet Interface E1 and E2
The Ethernet interfaces are available on a RJ45
connector and support different functions:
 Interface to RTU Integrated HMI
 Interface to external networks
Tab 2: USB Interface
The USB 1.1 Standard specifies that a standard
cable can have a maximum length of 3 meters
with devices operating at Low Speed (1.5 Mbit/s),
and a maximum length of 5 meters with devices
operating at Full Speed (12 Mbit/s).
USB 2.0 provides a maximum cable length of 5
meters for devices running at Hi Speed (480
Mbit/s).

The signals are used according to Tab. 1. Audio Interface

Ethernet Interface The Audio interface provides a 2-channel High
Definition stereo signal on the boards front plate.
Pin Signal Input/Output Via a 3.5mm jack plug an external active speaker
system or a headphone can be used.
1 TD + Output

2 TD - Output VGA Interface

3 RD + Input RJ45 The VGA interface is available on a standard High
Density D-SUB-15 connector on the front plate.
Lnk 1
4 The signals are used according to Tab. 3.
Not used
Act 8
5 VGA Interface
Jack
6 RD - Input Pin Signal Description
7 1 Red Analog Red 75 Ω
Not used
8 2 Green Analog Green 75 Ω

Shield Connected with 3 Blue Analog Blue 75 Ω

housing
4 ID2 Monitor ID Bit #2
Tab 1: Ethernet Interface
5 GND Digital Ground DDC
Each network segment can have a maximum
cabling distance of 100 metres with Cat-5-cable. 6 R-GND Analog Ground Red

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7 G-GND Analog Ground Green

Power-on Switch
8 B-GND Analog Ground Blue The operating system of the 560HMR01 can be
shut down or restarted by using the power-on
9 Key not used switch. The power-on switch is hidden placed
behind the boards front plate. The power-on
Analog Ground
10 S-GND switch can be tripped through the drill in the
Synchronisation
boards front plate by using a suitable tool (for
11 ID0 Monitor ID Bit #0 example a paper clip).

12 ID1 Monitor ID Bit #1

Power Supply
13 HSync
Horizontal The supply voltage for the 560HMR01 is 5VDC.
Synchronisation The connector consists of a 48 pole DIN 41612 F-
plug. The maximum input power is 15 Watt.
Verticale
14 VSync
Synchronisation
RTC-Backup Battery
15 ID3 Monitor ID Bit #3
The RTC is buffered by a replaceable 3V Lithium
Shield Connected with
coin cell.
housing

Tab 3: VGA Interface For changing the battery follow the

The same VGA cable can be used with a variety
of supported VGA resolutions, ranging from
640×400px @70 Hz (24 MHz of signal bandwidth)
to 1280×1024px (SXGA) @85 Hz (160 MHz) and
up to 2048×1536px (QXGA) @85 Hz (388 MHz).
The maximum length of the standard VGA cable
depends on its quality and the used video resolu-
tion.
! instructions below:
1. Shut down the 560HMR01 within OS.
2. Take care of ESD protection before
dismounting the 560HMR01 of the
RTU-rack.
3. Unscrew Computer-On module and
disconnect from the board.
4. Replace the battery. Avoid to touch
other components (see Fig. 1 or Fig. 2).
5. Connect Computer-On module to the
board again and tighten the screws.
6. Push 560HMR01 into RTU-rack
7. The 560HMR01 restarts automatically.

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Signaling
The LEDs of the 560HMR01 are controlled by the
560HMR01 firmware and a windows service.
Tab. 4 describes the system LEDs of the
560HMR01.

LED Colour Meaning

ERROR red Warning / Error:
- LED is flashing when
the battery is low
- LED is on when the
battery is empty
- LED is on during start
up the operating system
Act (2x) green Ethernet Activity E1, E2

Lnk (2x) yellow Ethernet Link E1, E2

RUN (1x) green The CMU is reachable

via Ethernet

RUN (1x) yellow The OS is running but not

reachable via Ethernet

RUN OFF No OS is running

Tab 4: Meaning of LEDs

The LEDs “Act" and “Lnk” are directly connected

to the Ethernet-controller.

Firmware Version
This board will be delivered with Windows Em-
bedded Standard 7 with SP1 (English, 32bit).

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Fig 1: Side view of the 560HMR01

Fig 2: Front plate and Top side of the

560HMR01

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HMI unit 560HMR01
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