K0040-01-05

Function selector
UHF: UHF band CH14-CH69 (model B) CH21-CH69 (models C and N) CH21-CH68 (model D) CH2-CH13 (model B)
GENERAL GUIDE GUIA GENERAL

B/C/D/N

USER'S GUIDE GUA DEL USUARIO MODE D'EMPLOI
TV-850TR/900 Model B only Solamente el modelo B Modle B seulement

VHF: VHF band

Earphone jack Toma para audfono (EAR)
CH2-CH12 (models C and N)

OFF: Power turned OFF

Selector de funciones
UHF: Banda UHF canales 14 al 69 (modelo B) canales 21 al 69 (modelos C y N) canales 21 al 68 (modelo D) VHF: Banda VHF canales 2 al 13 (modelo B) canales 2 al 12 (modelos C y N) OFF: Unidad apagada
AC adaptor Adaptador de CA (AD-K64/AD-K65)

Figure 1 Figura 1

LCD Color Television Televisor color con pantalla de cristal lquido Tlviseur couleur cran LCD
Tuning indicator Indicador de sintonizacin
Speaker Altavoz Rod antenna Antena telescpica Volume dial Perilla de volumen (VOLUME)

Figure 2 Figura 2

External power source jack Toma para alimentacin externa (DC IN 6V)
(UHF/VHF/OFF) Car adaptor Adaptador para automvil (CA-K65)
MA0208-E Printed in China Imprim en Chine
Channel display Indicador de canal
Brightness dial Perilla de brillo (BRIGHT)
Battery compartment cover Cubierta de compartimiento de pila Stand Pedestal Audio output Salida de audio White Blanco Audio/Video input jack Toma de entrada para audio/video (AUDIO/VIDEO) Tuning keys Teclas de sintonizacin (TUNING) External power source jack Toma para alimentacin externa (DC IN 6V) Yellow Amarillo Audio/Video input jack Toma de entrada para audio/video (AUDIO/VIDEO) AUDIO/VIDEO cord Cable de AUDIO/VIDEO Video output Salida de video
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications to the product not expressly approved by CASIO could void the users authority to operate the product.

BATTERY INSTALLATION

1. Slide the Function Selector to the OFF position to turn off power. 2. Carefully raise the stand. 3. Pressing down firmly with your thumb on the ridges of the battery cover, slide the cover in the direction indicated by the arrow. ) are facing in the proper directions. 4. Load 4 batteries ensuring that the poles ( 5. Replace the battery compartment cover.

Figure 3 Figura 3

Recommended for areas with strong signal reception. Recomendado para reas con recepcin de seal fuerte.

SPECIFICATIONS

Type: Reception Frequencies: LCD Color Television UHF: UHF band CH 14 CH 69 (model B) CH 21 CH 69 (models C and N) CH 21 CH 68 (model D) VHF: VHF band CH 2 CH 13 (model B) CH 2 CH 12 (models C and N) Display Element: High resolution color liquid crystal display (TI-STN Type) Drive System: Passive matrix system Screen Size: 2.3 inches Backlight: High luminance fluorescent material Antenna: Rod antenna (VHF, UHF) Speaker: 1 1/8 inches (28 mm) 1 Connection Terminals: Earphone jack (3.5 mini) External power source jack (DC IN 6V) Audio/Video input jack (3.5 mini) Power Supply: 3-way power supply system Batteries: 4 AA-size dry batteries AC: AC adaptor AD-K64/AD-K65 (option) Car battery: Car adaptor CA-K65 (option) Power Consumption: Approx. 3.1 W Approx. 3.4 W (Model B only) Ambient Temperature Range: 32F (0C) ~ 104F (40C) Dimensions: 3 1/4" (W) 1 7/16" (D) 5 1/16" (H) inches 83 (W) 36 (D) 128 (H) mm Weight: Approx. 6.7 oz 190 g (excluding batteries) Specifications and design are subject to change without notice.

MIRANDO LA TELEVISION

1. Extienda la antena telescpica. 2. Utilice el selector de funcin para seleccionar VHF (excepto el modelo D) o UHF. 3. Presione cualquiera de las teclas de sintonizacin , y el indicador de sintonizacin ir al prximo canal que pueda recibirse. Repita esta operacin hasta que se sintonice el canal deseado. 4. Ajuste el nivel del sonido mediante el control de volumen. Brillante 5. Ajuste el brillo de las imgenes en la pantalla mediante el control de brillo. El brillo de la pantalla cambia segn el ngulo de visin. BRIGHT Obscuro
Cuando las condiciones de recepcin son malas, es posible que el indicador de sintonizacin no se detenga en ningn canal; ello significa que el sintonizador automtico no puede sintonizar ningn canal porque las seales son muy dbiles. En este caso, ubique su televisor en otro sitio, donde se logre una mejor recepcin.

Important! English

Thank you for purchasing this CASIO Color LCD Television. Be sure you carefully read this manual and follow its instructions whenever using the TV. Incorrectly using batteries can cause them to burst or leak, possibly damaging the interior of the TV. Note the following precautions: Be sure that the positive (+) and negative () poles of each battery are facing in the proper direction. Never mix batteries of different types. Never mix old batteries and new ones. Never leave dead batteries in the battery compartment. Remove the batteries if you do not plan to use the TV for long periods. Replace the batteries at least once every 2 years, no matter how much the TV is used during that period. Never try to recharge the batteries. Do not expose batteries to direct heat, let them become shorted, or try to take them apart. Should a battery leak, clean out the battery compartment of the TV immediately, taking care to avoid letting the battery fluid come into direct contact with your skin.
s Lugares donde la recepcin no es buena s
Lejos de las emisoras de TV, entre estructuras de hierro o cerca de montaas. Stanos, tneles y edificios con estructuras de hierro. Cerca de cables de alta tensin, carteles de nen o emisoras de radio cuyas frecuencias interfieran. Cerca de ferrocarriles, autopistas o aeropuertos. Dentro de trenes o automviles.

PRECAUTIONS

Never attempt your own maintenance. Avoid water and dust. Do not use thinners or other chemical cleaners. Only use specified adaptors and power sources. Never use adaptors other than genuine CASIO adaptors. Other adaptors may cause serious damage. Do not expose the TV to temperature extremes or direct sunlight. Turn the TV off when not using it, and unplug the adaptor. Avoid dropping the TV or otherwise subjecting it to strong impact. When you do not use your TV for extended periods, be sure to remove the batteries. Old batteries can leak causing damage and malfunction of the TV.

Only use alkaline batteries. Battery life will be shortened significantly if manganese batteries are used. Low battery power generates heat. Heat does not mean malfunction. Effective battery life may differ depending on brand.
NOTES The TV-850TR/880/900 model B is tuned for American standard NTSC (M/M) system which is adopted in the following countries.
NOTE Under poor reception conditions, the tuning indicator may continue to move without stopping because the auto tuner cannot detect weak broadcasts. In this case, relocate the TV to a place where reception is better.

VIDEO CONNECTIONS

The optional AUDIO/VIDEO cord lets you use the TV as a video cassette recorder monitor, etc. See Figure 3 in General Guide at the top of this page.
s Locations where TV reception is bad s
Far away from broadcasting stations, among ferro-concrete structures or near mountains. Underground, in tunnels or in ferro-concrete buildings. Near high-tension wires, neon signs, or radio stations whose frequencies interfere. Near railroads, highways or airports. In trains or cars.

Important!

Be sure that the power of the TV and of the unit you are connecting it to is switched off. Use only hardware specifically recommended by CASIO when connecting to other equipment.
American Samoa, Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Bolivia, Cambodia, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Micronesia, Myanmar, Netherlands Antilles, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, Philippines, Puerto Rico, Saint Christopher & Nevis, Saint Lucia, South Korea, Surinam, Taiwan, Trinidad and Tobago, U.S.A., Venezuela The TV-880 models C and N are tuned for CCIR standard PAL (B/G, H) system which is adopted in the following countries. Afghanistan, (Albania), Algeria, (Australia), Austria, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Belgium, Brunei, Cameroon, Cyprus, Denmark, Ethiopia, Finland, Germany, Ghana, Gibraltar, Greenland, Iceland, India, (Indonesia), Israel, Italy, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Maldives, Malta, Monaco, Mozambique, Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Portugal, Qatar, (San Marino), Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Swaziland, Sweden, Switzerland, Tanzania, Thailand, Turkey, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe * Countries in ( ) may have reception restrictions. The TV-880 model D is tuned for UK standard PAL (I) system which is adopted in the following countries. Hong Kong, U.K.

COLOCACION DE LAS PILAS

1. Deslice el selector a la posicin OFF para desactivar la alimentacin. 2. Levante cuidadosamente el soporte. 3. Presionando firmemente hacia abajo con su pulgar sobre las estras de la cubierta de pila, deslice la cubierta en la direccin indicada por la flecha. ) se dirijan en las direcciones 4. Coloque 4 pilas asegurando que sus polos ( adecuadas. 5. Vuelva a colocar la cubierta del compartimiento de pilas.

s Backlight s

In low temperatures, it will take some time for the fluorescent material to illuminate, or the light will take on a reddish tinge. This does not indicate malfunction of the backlight. Normal operation will resume after a short while.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Whenever you experience problems, check the following points before assuming malfunction of the TV. Picture Sound Items to check 1. Are batteries dead? 2. Are batteries loaded with their (+) and () ends oriented correctly? 3. Is the AC adaptor or car adaptor connected correctly? 4. Do batteries conform to specification? 5. Is something plugged into the Audio/ Video input jack? 1. Is the volume setting too low? 2. Is the earphone plugged in? 3. Are batteries dead? Is the brightness setting correct? Is something plugged into the Audio/Video input jack? Is the rod antenna correctly adjusted? 1. Is the rod antenna adjusted correctly? 2. Is a cable that does not conform with specifications plugged into the Audio/ Video input jack? 3. Are there signals interfering from cars or electrical appliances? 4. Is the signal too weak or are there obstacles nearby? 1. Is the brightness setting correct? 2. Are batteries dead? Are batteries dead? Dead batteries tend to become warm and should be replaced.

OPTIONAL POWER SOURCES

AC household current See Figure 1 in General Guide at the top of this page. The optional AC adaptor (AD-K64/AD-K65) allows the TV to be powered by standard household current. Car battery (DC12V) See Figure 2 in General Guide at the top of this page. The optional car adaptor (CA-K65) allows the TV to be powered by a car battery through the vehicles cigarette lighter. You should never, however, attempt to watch television while operating a motor vehicle.

No picture

No sound

Picture visible

No sound Sound output No sound Sound output
Never connect the car adaptor to cigarette lighters for such vehicles as trucks or buses that use 24V DC electrical power. When an adaptor is plugged into the DC IN 6V jack, the battery power source is automatically switched OFF. Adaptors may become warm to the touch after extended periods of use. This is normal and is no cause for alarm. Always be sure to use the AD-K64/AD-K65 AC adaptor (option) or CA-K65 car adaptor (option) only. Using any other AC adaptor or car adaptor can cause damage to the TV not covered by the warranty. Be sure to switch power off before connecting or disconnecting the adaptor. If you do not plan to use the TV for a long time, be sure to disconnect the AC adaptor from the wall outlet or the car adaptor from the cigarette lighter. Failure to do so may result in damage to the TV or it can run down your cars battery. Picture completely white

DT-900 Hardware Manual

( Version 1.10 )

CASIO Computer Co., Ltd.
Copyright 1999. All rights reserved.

April 1999

Table of Contents
Chapter 1 1.1 1.2 1.2.1 1.2.2 1.2.3 1.2.4 1.2.5 1.2.6 Chapter 2 2.1 2.1.1 2.1.2 2.2 2.2.1 2.2.2 Chapter 3 3.1 3.2 3.3 Chapter 4 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 7.1 Chapter 8 8.1 8.2 Chapter 9 9.1 9.2 Chapter 10 10.1 10.1.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 10.5 10.5.1 10.5.2 10.5.3 10.5.4 10.6 10.6.1 10.6.2 Overview Product Overview Feature Hand-held Operability
Improved Compatibility and AP Development Environment
Improved Resistance to Environment Systematization Improved Ease of Operation Basic Performance Appearance External View DT-900M51E DT-900M50E External View of Option Satellite I/O Box (DT-964IO-E) Rechargeable Battery Pack (DT-923LI) System Configuration Available Model System Diagram Option General Specification Specification of Each Block Key Layout Consumables Safety Standard Electrical Specification Environment Specification Mechanical Specification Mechanical Strength Reliability and Durability Reliability Durability Cable Model Name and Use Signal and Wiring DT-960IO-E (Basic I/O Box) Overview Features External View Diemsions and Weight Block Diagram Specification General Specification Electric Specification Environment Specification Mechanical Strength Transport and Storage Transport Storage
10.7 10.7.1 10.7.2 10.7.3 10.8 10.8.1

10.8.2

10.8.3 Chapter 11 11.1 11.1.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 11.5 11.5.1 11.5.2 11.5.3 11.5.4 11.6 11.6.1 11.6.2 11.7 11.7.1 11.7.2 11.7.3 11.8 11.8.1
Reliability, Durability and Safety Standard Reliability Durability Safety Standard Chain Connection Configuration and Operating Conditions Basic I/O Boxes and Host P/C Multiple Basic I/O Boxes Cable Specification Cable for Chain Connection (short distance) Cable for Chain Connection (long distance) Notes about Chain Connection DT-964IO-E (Satellite I/O Box) Overview Features External View Dimensions and Weight Block Diagram Specification General Specification Electric Specification Environment Specifcation Mechanical Strength Transport and Storage Transport (packing) Storage Reliability, Durability and Safety Standard Reliability Durability Safety Standard Chain Connection Configuration and Operating Conditions
Satellite I/O Box and Host P/C with External Device Master I/O Box, Satellite I/O Boxes and Host P/C

11.8.2

11.8.3 Chapter 12 12.1 12.1.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 12.5 12.5.1 12.5.2 12.5.3 12.5.4 12.6 12.6.1 12.6.2 12.7 12.7.1 12.7.2 12.7.3
Multiple Satellite I/O Boxes and Host P/C For Downloading Cable Specification Cable for Short Distance Cable for Chain Connection Precautions DT-969CHG-E (I/O Box Type Recharger) Overview Feature External View Dimensions and Weight Block Diagram Specification General Specification Electric Specification Environment Specification Mechanical Strength Transport and Storage Transport (packaging) Storage Reliability, Durability and Safety Standard Reliability Durability Safety Standard

1. 1.1

Overview Product Overview
The DT-900 has been designed to be a superior model over the DT-700, which is the basic model of a data collection terminal. While maintaining compatibility with conventional machines, the DT-900 has greater screen resolution (128 x 64 dots), improved data processing capabilities, and multiple power supply support. Also, the model (DT-900M50E) with a downward pointing nose that has been added to the line up, has improved the ease-of-operation in scanning barcodes on horizontal surfaces. These various models allow model selection according to user needs.

1.2 1.2.1

Feature Hand-held Operability
DT-900M51E DT-900M50E 173 x 69 x 32.5 mm 179 x 69 x 41.4 mm 198 g (approx.) 210 g (approx.) 150 hours (approx.) with AA sized alkaline battery x 2 pcs 30 hours (approx.) with lithium-ion battery pack
Table 1.1 Dimensions (LxWxH) Weight Operating hour
Note: The dimensions in the table above are values measured for each largest part on respected body.
Compatibility with application software on conventional models Supports multi-drop protocol communication software used by the DT-700 series

Improved Resistance to Environment
Drop proof Water splash proof Fall from a height of 1.5 m Conforms to IPx2

Systematization

OS Infrared high-speed communication 2-way power supply ITRON version 2.0 IrDA Ver 1.2 and Casio original infrared communication Lithium-ion rechargeable battery and LR6 alkaline dry cell
Improved Ease of Operation
High resolution display (compatible with DT-700) 128 x 64 dots and easy-to-see icons 9 different font types (6x6, 8x8, 10x10, 12x6, 12x12, 16x8, 16x16, 20x10, 20x20 dots) make possible to have the compatibility with DT-700. Display with 20 digits is possible on DT-900. Measures for adjacent barcodes Laser beam swing control Ease of key operation Multi-function keys + side trigger keys

Basic Performance

High-performance CPU CPU: SH7020 32-bit RISC (4.9152/2.4576/1.2288 MHz) Large-capacity memory Main RAM (D-RAM) --------------------------------------2 MB Executable code + user data storage memory (Flash) ----2 MB

2. 2.1

Appearance External View DT-900M51E

Fig. 2.1

DT-900M50E

Fig. 2.2

2.2 2.2.1
External View of Option Satellite I/O Box (DT-964IO-E)

Fig. 2.3

Rechargeable Battery Pack (DT-923LI)

Fig. 2.4

3. 3.1
System Configuration Available Model
Table 3.1 Model No. DT-900M50E DT-900M51E Shape of laser beam ejection window Angle shape Straight shape

System Diagram

Fig. 3.2

CPU 32-bit RISC

RAM 1KB
BUS Controller 8 Level Interrupt

Interrupt Controller

DMA Contoroller

Timer Pulse Unit

Buzzer

I/O Port

SH7020
Memory Managment Unit 4.9152/2.457/1.2288MHz CLOCK Pulse Genelator 14.7456MHz

Serial Controller

Gate Array

lrDA I/F IrDA Ver1.2

Serial I/F (Compatible with 16550) 16 Bios/APL/KCG/Loader (F-ROM) 2MB MAIN RAM (D-RAM) 2MB

S E L E C T O R

5V LEVEL SHIFTER

LCD Timing Controller

LCD Driver Segment,Common x1

32.768KHz

LCD 8 xd o t + I c o n

Real Time Clock

Power Managment Unit

Laser I/F

Laser Unit

Key I/F

Matrix KEY

Power Block

Option
Table 3.2 List of the options
Model No. DT-965IO-E DT-966IO-E DT-964IO-E DT-960IO-E DT-969CHG-E DT-923LI DT-891SCSI DT-892SCSI DT-893SCSI DT-9020ADP-G DT-9020ADP-U DT-825ADP-G DT-825ADP-U DT-782RSC DT-783RSC DT-787AX LVC91 (note 2) LVC92 (note 2) DT-881RSC DT-882RSC DT-883RSC DT-887AX DT-788RSC DT-888RSC DT-810PR Product Master I/O Box Master I/O Box Satellite I/O Box Basic I/O Box Recharger Battery pack SCSI cable SCSI cable SCSI cable AC adaptor AC adaptor AC adaptor AC adaptor RS-232C cable RS-232C cable RS-232C cable RS-232C cable RS-232C cable RS-232C cable RS-232C cable RS-232C cable RS-232C cable RS-485 cable RS-422 cable Printer cable Specification SCSI interface LAN interface

I/O Box type recharger Lithium-ion rechargeable battery Centronics half 50 pins Centronics 50 pins Half 50 pins 230VAC. For DT-960IO-E and DT-969CHG-E 120VAC. For DT-960IO-E and DT-969CHG-E 230VAC. For DT-965IO-E/966IO-E and DT-964IO-E 120VAC. For DT-965IO-E/966IO-E and DT-964IO-E Cross cable for DT-960IO-E 14-pin/25-pin male Cross cable for DT-960IO-E 14-pin/25-pin female Cross cable for DT-960IO-E 14-pin/19-pin female Level converter cross cable with D-Sub 9-pin female Level converter straight cable with D-Sub 25-pin male Straight cable for DT-964IO-E 9-pin female/25-pin male Cross cable for DT-964IO-E/PC 9-pin female/25-pin male Cross cable for DT-964IO-E/PC 9-pin female/25-pin female Cross cable for DT-964IO-E/PC 9-pin female/9-pin female Cable for DT-960IO-E (connection under daisy-chain) Cable for DT-964IO-E (connection under daisy-chain) For TEC IrDA printer (model; B-211-GH24-QM)
Notes: 1. Information in the table above is as of December 1998. 2. The model names are tentative.

4. 4.1

General Specification Specification of Each Block
Table 4.1 Specifications of each block
Block Item CPU and peripherals CPU Built-in chip Number of access bits Operation frequency RAM Built-in chip Capacity Access time F-ROM Bult-in chip Capacity Access time Gate array Built-in chip Operation frequency Function Specification HD6437020SU01X 32-bit RISC 4.92/2.46/1.23 MHz KM416U1004CT-LMbits (or 2 Mbytes) 70 nsec. TE28F160B3BMbits (or 2 Mbytes) 90 ns SLA407AF0S 14.7456 MHz/32.768 KHz Bus control [BCU] Memory control [MMU] Calendar/clock [RTC] Serial I/F [SIF] Power management [PMU] Laser I/F [LCU] Timer [GAITU] Key I/F [KBC] Display I/F [LCDC] Year/month/day/hour/minute/ second/day of the week/ leap year Hour/minute Monthly error of 60 seconds CB-09FP 4 steps (Loud/Middle/Small/OFF)/ Software setup 75 dB (at a distance of 30 cm) 2,696 Hz 4,096 Hz STN liquid crystal (semitransparent) with phase compensation film 128 x 64 dots 0.30 x 0.35 mm ANK/JIS Level I, II Kanji/Extra /User-defined characters Remark

Clock Calendar

with auto self-start function
Alarm Accuracy Built-in chip Sound volume

Step/Setup

Tone Display LCD panel
Max. volume Key input sound Read with laser Type
No. of dots Dot pitch Displayed character types

No. of characters

6-dot font 6x6 8-dot font 8x8 10-dot font 10x10 12-dot font 12x12 6x12 16-dot font 16x16 8x16 20-dot font 20x20 10x20
LCDD Graphic RAM Continues to the next page.
21 columns x 10 lines 16 columns x 8 lines 12 columns x 6 lines 10 columns x 5 lines 20 columns x 5 lines 8 columns x 4 lines 16 columns x 4 lines 6 columns x 3 lines 12 columns x 3 lines LH155BF (SHARP) 1 Kbyte (built-in LCDD)
Icons Contrast adjustment Backlight ON Type key/Numeric Location key Function key/L, R key INIT key Type Location Trigger key Laser scanner Method Wave length Laser output Number of scans Read resolution Read PCS Read depth Read width Type Location

DT-787AX (Cross)

External peripheral (9-pin female) side Pin Case Case Signal FG SD RD RS CS CD ER DR GND FG
DT-788RSC (Cross for RS-485)
Signal Pin Pin Signal INVERT (TRUE) TRUE (INVERT)
TRUE (INVERT) INVERT (TRUE)
LVC91 (D-Sub 9-pin female)
Modem (9-pin female) side Pin Signal SD RD RS CS DR CD ER GND
DT-900 (14-pin) side Signal SD RD Pin 5 10

Level Converter

LVC92 (D-Sub 25-pin male)
Modem (9-pin female) side Pin Signal SD RD RS CS DR ER FG GND

10. 10.1

DT-960IO-E (Basic I/O Box) Overview
The DT-960IO-E is a basic I/O box for CASIO DT-900 Data Collection Terminal. This Basic I/O Box facilitates non-contact data transfer between a personal computer and DT-900 , and if multiple I/O Boxes are chain-connected, it facilitates connecting multiple DT-900 units to a single personal computer host. It has an RS-232C interface for connection to personal computer and an optical I/F using CASIO original protocol for connection to a DT-900. Also, it can supply power to a mounted DT-900.

10.1.1

Features
Casio-original protocol optical communication with DT-900 Employs an optical communication with DT-900. Chain links multiple Basic I/O Boxes The RS-485 driver/receiver is used to connect a maximum of sixteen DT-960IO-Es with a total line length of 1 Km. Power supply capability for DT-900 The built-in circuit has a capability of supplying power to the DT-900 preventing the battery power from being used by the DT-900 during communication. Wall-mounting and/or DT-900 tilting capabilities The wall-mounting unit, which was used in the DT-760IO-E, allows the DT-960IO-E to be hung on a wall or placed on a desk and tilted as necessary.

External View

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10.3 Dimensions and Weight
Table 10.1 Dimensions DT-960IO-E Desk top shape Wall-mouting shape Size of individual carton box Table 10.2 Weight DT-960IO-E Net Weight 355 g (approx.) Gross Weight 505 g (approx.) Width 110 (W) mm 110 (W) mm 185 (W) mm Deep 220 (D) mm 220 (D) mm 115 (D) mm Height 100 (H) mm 110 (H) mm 240 (H) mm
Notes: 1. Net weight : weight of DT-960IO-E only. Gross weight: includes the unit, cartoon box and AC adaptor. 2. If the hook and cover for wall mounting are used, the product weight is increased by approximately 10 g. 3. If the nose guide for straight opening is used, the product weight is increased by approximately 5 g.

Block Diagram

BASIC I/O Box

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Fig. 10.2 Note: The abbreviation GA in the above diagram stands for Gate Array.
10.5 Specification 10.5.1

OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON 4 ON 6 OFF ON 7 OFF ON
OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON 5 ON
OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON
No. 8 is not used Nos. 2 and 6 must be set to ON.
No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 OFF ON OFF OFF

Display

No. 1 OFF No. 2 ON No. 3 OFF No. 4 OFF Power switch Seesaw switch DT-900 detection switch Push switch DT-900 DT-900 is being placed on. DT-900 is not being placed on. Status of While communicating OK

connection

Red Green Green in flashing

2-color LED (Power LED)

2-color LED (green is used) SD LED

Power supply

Input voltage Current consumption Applicable plug type AC adaptor Power supply block Terminal block Input AC230V Input AC120V Output voltage Output current Excess current Protection Layoutf of terminals
DC 9.5V 5% 300 mA (max.) when power to DT-900 EIAJ RC5320 type 3 DT-9020ADP-G DT-9020ADP-U 5V10% 300mA Drop-type excess current protection circuit (600mA or more) GND Power supply XIRCNT Not used

Center pin : +

XIRCNT

Not used

Power Supply Terminal
10.5.2 Electric Specification
Table 10.2 Item Power consumption Input voltage AC adaptor Specification Remark 2.7 W When Casio adaptor is used. DC 9.5 V 5% EIAJ RC5320 type 3 plug DT-9020ADP-G AC220-240V 50/60Hz Input conditions: Voltage: DT-9020ADP-U AC100-120V 50/60Hz 10% of rated voltage Frequency: 1Hz of rated frequency Pulse width: 100 to 800 nsec. Malfunction at 700V
Cycle: 10 to 35 msec. (variable) Polarity: +, -

Line noise

Instantaneous power Malfunction at 10 msec. or less line off Insulation voltage DT-9020ADP-G AC1500V for 1 min. DT-9020ADP-U AC1000V for 1 min. Insulation resistance DT-9020ADP-G 50Mohm at DC500V DT-9020ADP-U 50Mohm at DC500V Leak current DT-9020ADP-G 3.5 mA or less DT-9020ADP-U 1.0 mA or less Terminal noise In compliance with EN55022 voltage Noise radiation In compliance with EN55022 electric field
Tested with DT-9020ADP-G and DT-9020ADP-U
Tested with DT-9020ADP-G Tested with DT-9020ADP-G
10.5.3 Environmental Specification
Table 10.3 Item Temperature Humidity Electrostatic Specification Operation 0 to 40 Storage -10 Operation 30% to 80%RH Storage 30% to 90%RH Malfunction at 5 KV Destruction at 10 KV
at 40. No condensation Conditions: Equavalent human body resistance: 100 ohm Equavalent human body capacity: 250 pF Frequency of application : 10 times Period of application : 0.3/0.3 sec.
10.5.4 Mechanical Strength
Table 10.4 Item Shock-proof Local impact Overall impact Resistance to vibration Specification Height 30 cm or less Direction 6 faces 1 Kg 20 Kg 0.15 G Remark

Sheath Characteristics

Wiring of the cable (cross cable)
I/O Box at downstream side Pin no. Signal 3 TRUE 4 INVERT I/O Box at upperstream side Pin no. Signal 3 INVERT 4 TRUE 5 6
Cable for Chain Connection (long distance)

Max. 1,000 m

Modular plug 6/6-6FR SYK

Cable SK-UTP 100M3P

Fig. 10.7
Wiring of the cable (cross and twist pair)

10.8.3

Notes About Chain Connection

Cable layout

Take the followings into consideration when routing the cables from each I/O Box: Compression, extension, bending due to heavy load Attachment to a movable part Routing over a sharp edge Routing near a strong electric field Note: Improper routing of a cable may cause a cable fault or a short circuit, damaging proper communication. Do not route cables near precision equipment (measuring equipment, etc.), a radio or television receiver, or wireless equipment. If cables are routed near such a piece of equipment, it may be subject to electrical interference.
Precautions to be observed when manufacturing cables
If the CASIO cables cannot be used, and custom-made cables are required instead, use the manufacturer-specified cramping tool to cramp the modular connector and cable. Note: Defective cramping may damage communication. Cables for Basic I/O Box are designed for cross-type connection. Note that the number of core wires and connection method are different from those for Satellite I/O Box.

11. 11.1

DT-964IO-E (Satellite I/O Box) Overview
The DT-964IO-E (Satellite I/O Box) is an I/O box specifically for DT-900 data collection terminal. This Satellite I/O Box facilitates non-contact data transfer between a PC and a DT-900, and, if multiple I/O Boxes are chain-connected, it facilitates connecting multiple DT-900 units to a single Host PC. It has an RS-232C interface for connection to a PC and an IrDA interface for connection to a DT-900. Also, it can supply power to a mounted DT-900.

11.1.1

IrDA Ver. 1.2 optical communication with DT-900 Employs IrDA Ver. 1.2 for optical communication with DT-900. Chain links multiple Satellite I/O Boxes The RS-422 driver/receiver is used to connect a maximum of eight units of DT-964IO-E with a total cable length of 1 Km. Power supply capability for DT-900 The circuit has a capability of supplying power to the DT-900, preventing the recharging electric energy from being used by the DT-900. Battery recharging capability This I/O Box can recharge the battery being installed in DT-900 or can recharge a battery alone. Five hours is required to fully recharge the battery in the charging compartment. Wall-mounting and/or DT-900 tilting capabilities The wall-mounting unit, which was used in the DT-964IO-E, allows the DT-964IO-E to be hung on a wall or placed on a desk and tilted as necessary.

RS-422 connector (C-IN side)

RS-232C connector

RS-422 connector (C-OUT side) AC adaptor jack EIAJ TYPE4

LED panel

DT-900 detection switch
Charging/ power supply terminal
Wall-mounting unit Lithium-Ion battery pack charging compartment

Rating label

Fig. 11.1 Note: If tis page is not printed properly, change the printer graphic property from "Vector Graphic" to "Raster Graphic".

Dimensions and Weight

Width 110 mm 110 mm 185 mm Depth 220 mm 220 mm 115 mm Height 100 mm 110 mm 240 mm
Table 11.1 Dimensions DT-964IO-E Desktop type Wall-mounting type Individual carton box Table 11.2 Weight DT-964IO-E

Self 500 g (approx.)

In carton box 750 g (approx.)
Notes: 1. Net weight : weight of DT-964IO-E only. Gross weight: includes the unit, cartoon box and AC adaptor. 2. If the hook and cover for wall mounting are used, the product weight is increased by approximately 10 g. 3. If the nose guide for straight opening is used, the product weight is increased by approximately 5 g.

Satellite I/O Box

18.432MHz SH7020 Built-in

1KB(8Kb)

SRAM 32KB(256Kb) SRAM
EPROM 128KB(1Mb) MASK ROM 128KB(1Mb)
Signal Controller DIP switch Mode Controller RS-232C I/F RS-422 I/F

36.864MHz

IrDA MODEM LED

IrDA I/F

Power Management

D T -900

AC adaptor Charge Module IrDAI/F

Fig. 11.2

11.5 11.5.1
Specification General Specification
Item Device No. of bits Operating frequency Specification SHbits RISC 18.432 MHz Remark By HITACHI Built-in MASKROM is not used. 2 pcs (16-bit)

Table 11.3

Block Gate Array

Memory

EEPROM (MASK ROM)
Device Capacity Access time Device
SRM2B256SLMX-Kbytes 70 nsec. M27C1024-10L1

Capacity Access time

128 Kbytes 100 nsec.

I/F to DT-900

Protocol Synchronization Method Data format

Baud rate (bps)

Original Ir Interface (IrDA device) Conforms toVer. 1.2 Start/Stop bit Half duplex Data bit : 8 Stop bit : 1 Parity bit : none 9600, 38.4K, 115.2 K
Erasable with ultra-violet light Use the IC socket to update the firmware. By contact method only.
Bit switch/setting of IrCOMM
On-pulse width is fixed irrespective of the ransmission rate.

I/F level

Mark : LED off Space: LED on (pulse width 1.6 usec.approx.)
Connecting DT-900 RS-232C Start/Stop bit Full duplex/Half duplex Data length : 8 bits Stop bit : 1 Parity bit : none 2400, 4800, 9600, 19.2K, 38.4K, 57.6K, 115.2K SD Mark -15 to 5V Space +15 to 5 V RD Mark -3 V or less Space +3 V or more

Connector (example)

D-sub 9-pin (male) connector
DSUB 9 pin (male) Pin no. 1 CD Pin no. 3 SD Pin no. 5 SG Pin no. 7 RS Pin no. 9 CI 1) P/C 2) Modem 3) Printer

Pin no. 2 Pin no. 4 Pin no. 6 Pin no. 8

RD ER D CS

Block Chain I/F
Item Protocol Synchronization
Specification RS-422 Start/Stop bit

Max. length 1 Km

Same specification as I/F to DT900. Fixed

Method Data format

Half duplex Data bit : 8 Stop bit : 1 Parity bit : none 9600, 38.4K, 115.2K
2 to 5 V (differential voltage)
Bit switch/Setting of IrCOMM Logic level Mark: high Space: low 6-wire modular connector
SDO+ RSO+ SDORDORSORDI+ RDI-

RDO+ SDI+ RSI+ SDIRSI-

6 wired-modular connector OUT No. 1 RSO+ No. 2 RSONo. 3 SDO+ No. 4 SDONo. 5 RDI+ No. 6 RDI1) Basic I/O Box 2) Master I/O Box No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 IN RSI+ RSISDI+ SDIRDO+ RDO-
Table 11.3 continues to the next page.

DIP Switch

Specification Switch 1 38.4 Kbps OFF 115.2 Kbps ON No setting OFF Setting prohibited ON Communication Switch 3 mode switchover Active host connct. OFF Passive chain connct. ON Through download OFF Setting prohibted ON Termination Switch In between At the end Host PC Switch 6 I/F 2400 bps OFF baud rate 4800 bps ON setting 9600 bps OFF 19.2 Kbps ON 38.4 Kbps OFF 57.6 Kbps ON 115.2 Kbps OFF Test mode ON Flow control Switch 9 No protocol OFF XON/XOFF ON RS/CS OFF Host P/C connction ON DIP switch setting (default at factory)
Remark 2 OFF OFF ON ON 4 OFF OFF ON ON 5 OFF ON 7 OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON
8 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON 10 OFF OFF ON ON Set nos. 1, 5, and 7 to ON

Defalt setting

OFF ON OFF OFF OFF
No. 1 ON No. 6 No. 2 OFF No. 7 No. 3 OFF No. 8 No. 4 OFF No. 9 No. 5 ON No. 10 Power switch Seesaw switch DT-900 detection switch Push switch DT-900 DT-900 is being placed on. Red DT-900 is not being placed on. Green Charging While charging Red block Charging is complete. Green of DT-900 Charging is complete abnormally. OFF Charging While charging Red block Wait to charge Red of battery Charging is complete. Green pack Charging is complete abnormally. OFF Status of Communication braked OK OFF connection NG Red While communicating OK Green flashing NG Red Communication Not used/Negotiation OFF

line status

2-color LED Power LED 2-color LED (green is used) CHG1 LED 2-color LED Turns off after charging operation has been attempted (On if red). CHG2 LED 2-color LED DATA LED

LINE LED

During use

Block Power supply

Item Input voltage Power consumption Applicable plug Applicable AC adaptor Chargin g module Specifications Input voltage Power consumption Objective battery

Charging specification Output current
Specification DC12V5% 600 mA (max.) (120 mA if not charging) EIAJ RC5320 type 4 DT-825ADP-G (230VAC) DT-825ADP-U (120VAC) BC-9801C 6.5 to 15V 5 VA or less DT-923LI Nominal voltage 3.6 V Nominal capacity 600 mA Output voltage 4.1V50 mV During charging 30030 mA During charging 3012 mA In the check mode 30030 mA 3012 mA 3.90.1 V
Remark While charging DT-900 Center pin : positive
(3.0 V <Battery voltage (2.6 V <Battery voltage

4.1 V) 3.0 V)

Power supply block
Current to check if charging is complete Voltage to check if recharging is complete Voltage to check battery anomaly Dark current Charging time Output voltage Output current Excess current protection Connector Layout of terminals
2.6V0.1 V 4.3 A 5 hours 5 V10% 300 mA Drop type excess current protection circuit (600 mA or greater) AXZ99002009 (by Matsushita Electric Works)

At room temperature

Terminal block

Power supply terminal

GND Power supply terminal Not used Chaging terminal

Charging terminal

11.5.2

Electric Specification

Specification 7.2 W DC 12V5% Input rating: AC 220 to 240V, 50/60 Hz Input rating: AC 100 to 120V, 50/60 Hz Remark With applicable AC adaptor With EIAJ RC5320 type 4 plug Input conditions: Voltage: 10% of rated input voltage Frequency: 1 Hz of rated input frequency Pulse width : 100 to 800 nsec. Frequency : 10 to 35 msec. (variable) Polarity : +, -

Table 11.4

Item Power consumption Available power supply DT-825ADP-G DT-825ADP-U

Line noise strength

Malfunction at 700 V
Instantaneous power line off Insulation voltage Insulation resistance Leak current Terminal noise voltage Noise radiation electric field
Malfunction after 10 msec. or less DT-825ADP-U AC1000V for 1 min. DT-825ADP-G AC1500V for 1 min. DT-825ADP-U 50 Mohm at DC500V DT-825ADP-G 50 Mohm at DC500V DT-825ADP-U 1 mA or less DT-825ADP-G 3.5 mA or less Conform to EN55022 Conform to EN55022
11.5.3 Environment Specification
Table 11.5 Item Temperature Humidity Electrostatic Specification Operation 0 to 40 Storage -10 to 50 Operation 30% to 80%RH Storage 30% to 90%RH Malfunction at 5 KV Destruction at 10 KV
At 40. No condensation. Conditions: Equivalent human body resistance: 100 ohm Equivalent human body capacity: 250 pF Frequency of application: 10 times Period of application: 0.3/0.3 sec.

11.5.4

Specification Height of fall 30 cm or less Direction 6 faces 1 Kg 20 Kg 0.15 G Remark at specified faces at specified position Conditions: in X, Y, Z directions 10 and 55 Hz 30 minutes
Table 11.6 Item Shock-proof Local impact Overall impact Resistance to vibration

11.6 11.6.1

Transport and Storage Transport (packaging)

Specification -10 to 50 30% to 90%RH Direction of fall Once for each of the six faces, one corner, and three edges Height of fall 70 cm or less (with individual carton box) 1.5 G or less
Table 11.7 Item Temperature Humidity Shock-proof
Remark At 40. No condensation.
Conditions: In X, Y, Z directions 10 to 55 Hz 15 minutes

11.6.2

Storage
Specification -10 to to 90 %RH 12 months or less (recommended) 1) Do not tilt. 2) If stacking, observe the handling instructions on the package. 3) Avoid placing in direct sunlight. 4) Do not expose to inclement weather.
Table 11.8 Item Temperature Humidity Storage period Package condition
Reliability, Durability and Safety Standard

11.7.1

Reliability

MTBF 48,000 hours

Table 11.9 Model DT-964IO-E

11.7.2

Item Power switch DT-900 detection switch DIP switch RS-232C RS-422 DC jack DT-900 power supply/charging terminals Charging spring Specification 3,000 times 20,000 times 50 times 500 times 500 times 500 times 20,000 times 5,000 times

Table 11.10 Switch

11.7.3
Standard EN-55022:1994, A2:1997 Class B CISPR Pub.22:1993, A2:1996 Class B EN-50082-1: 1997 Remark Tested with DT-825ADP-G. Tested with DT-825ADP-G.
Table 11.11 Radio interference Electromagnetic compatibility generic immunity Safety standard
Applicable only to DT-825ADPG and DT-825ADP-U

11.8 11.8.1

Satellite I/O Box and Host P/C (with external device connected)
DT-900 HOST PC RS-232C 115.2 Kbps (max) Serial Printer Active operation IR Comm. 115.2 Kbps (max)

Fig. 11.3

Table 11.12
Use of Switch Baud rate DT-900 and switching 0 I/O Box Baud rate DT-900 and switching 1 I/O Box Mode switching 0 Mode switching 1 Termination switching Baud rate I/O Box and P/C switching 0 Baud rate I/O Box and P/C switching 1 Baud rate I/O Box and P/C switching 2 Flow control 0 Flow control 1
Destination To GA/to CPU PB6 To GA/to CPU PB7 To GA/to CPU PA13 To GA/to CPU PA14 To GA/to CPU PA15 To CPU PB0 To CPU PB1 To CPU PB2 To CPU PB3 To CPU PB5

Switch IRSPEED0 IRSPEED1 MODE0 MODE1 ENDSW PCSPEED0 PCSPEED1 PCSPEED2 FLOWSEL0 FLOWSEL1
Setting ON OFF OFF OFF ON Note 2

Remark 115.2Kbps

Note 1 Active operation
Notes: 1. This baud rate must be reduced if the line quality is poor. 2. Make the appropriate DIP switch settings for the connected PC.
Master I/O Box, Satellite I/O Box and Host P/C
DT-900 HOST PC Connecting route

Master I/O Box

Satellite I/O Box RS-422

RS-422

Modular cable
Passive operation IR comm. 115 Kbps IR comm. 115 Kbps
Passive operation IR comm. 115 Kbps

Fig. 11.4

Table 11.13
No. Use of Switch Destination Switch Setting In At end middle ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF Do not care OFF ON OFF ON Note 2 Remark
Baud rate switching 0 Baud rate switching 1 Mode switching 0 Mode switching 1 Termination switching Baud rate switching 0 Baud rate switching 1 Baud rate switching 2 Flow control 0 Flow control 1
DT-900 and I/O Box DT-900 and I/O Box
To GA/to CPU PB6 To GA/to CPU PB7 To GA/to CPU PA13 To GA/to CPU PA14 To GA/to CPU PA15
IRSPEED0 IRSPEED1 MODE0 MODE1 ENDSW PCSPEED0 PCSPEED1 PCSPEED2 FLOWSEL0 FLOWSEL1
115.2Kbps Note 1 Passive Operation
I/O Box and P/C I/O Box and P/C I/O Box and P/C
To CPU PB0 To CPU PB1 To CPU PB2 To CPU PB3 To CPU PB5
Notes: 1. This baud rate must be reduced if the line quality is poor. 2. This setting is invalid during passive operation.
Multiple Satellite I/O Boxes and Host P/C
DT-900 HOST PC RS-232C Satellite I/O Box 115.2 Kbps (max) R S-422 Modular cable Active operation IR comm. 115.2 Kbps (max)
RS-422 Modular cable Passive operation IR comm. 115.2 Kbps (max) Passive operation IR comm. 115.2 Kbps (max)

Fig. 11.5

Table 11.14
No. Use of Switch Destination Switch Active Setting Passive At end In middle
ON OFF ON OFF OFF Do not care. ON OFF ON OFF ON

ON OFF OFF ON OFF Note 2

115.2Kbps Note 1

For Downloading

DT-900 HOST PC RS-232C Satellite I/O Box 115.2 Kbps (max) RS-422 Modular cable Through operation IR comm. 115.2 Kbps (max)

Fig. 11.6

Table 11.15
No. Use of Switch Destination Switch Through Setting Passive In At end middle ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF Do not care. Note 2 OFF Note 1 MODE0 MODE1 ENDSW PCSPEED0 PCSPEED1 PCSPEED2 FLOWSEL 0 FLOWSEL 1 OFF ON OFF Note 4 Note 3 ON OFF ON Remark
To GA/to CPU PB6 To GA/to CPU PB7 To GA/to CPU PA13 To GA/to CPU PA14 To GA/to CPU PA15 To CPU PB0 To CPU PB1 To CPU PB2 To CPU PB3 To CPU PB5

IRSPEED0 IRSPEED1

ON OFF

115.2Kbps

Notes: 1. This baud rate must be reduced if the line quality is poor. 2. Make the appropriate DIP switch settings for the connected PC. 3. This setting is invalid during the passive operation. 4. Set to ON if only one I/O Box is used.

Cable for Short Distance (1 m or less)
Modular plug 6/6-6 FR SYK

Cable (see Table 11.16)

Fig. 11.7 Table 11.16 Core wire Cable Conductive Insulation Finish form Insulation Finish O.D. Conductive resistance Insulation resistance 20/0.1 A Semi-rigid P.V.C 20/0.1 A P.V.C 4.3 0.1 mm 0.12 ohm/m or less 50 Mohm or greater
Wiring of the cable (streight connection, pin-to-pin)
I/O Box at downstream side Pin no. Signal 1 IRS+ 2 IRS3 ISD+ 4 ISD5 ORD+ 6 ORDI/O Box at upperstream side Pin no. Signal 1 ORS+ 2 ORS3 OSD+ 4 OSD5 IRD+ 6 IRD-
Cable for Chain Connection
Modular plug 6/6-6 FR SYK50

Fig. 11.8

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11.8.3

Precautions

Cable Layout

Take the following into consideration when routing the cables leading from each I/O Box: Compression, extension, bending due to heavy load Attachment to a movable part Routing over a sharp edge Routing near a strong electric field Note: Improper routing of a cable may cause a cable fault or a short circuit, damaging proper communication. Do not route cables near precision equipment (measuring equipment, etc.), a radio or television receiver, or wireless equipment. If cables are routed near such a piece of equipment, it may be subject to electrical interference.
If CASIO cables cannot be used, and custom-made cables are required, use the manufacturerspecified cramping tool to cramp the modular connector and cable. Note: Defective cramping may damage communication.

12. 12.1

DT-969CHG-E (I/O Box Type Recharger) Overview
The DT-969CHG-E (I/O Box-type/contact-type recharge unit) is a charging box for DT-900 data collection terminal. It has the charging and power supply functions for DT-900, as well as the re-charging function for a spare battery pack of DT-900.

12.1.1

Recharging and power supply function for DT-900
It has incorporated a charging circuit for the main battery of the DT-900. Five hours is required to fully charge the battery. The circuit has a capability of supplying power to the DT-900, preventing the recharging electric energy from being used by the DT-900.

2-color LED Power LED 2-color LED CHG1 LED 2-color LED (while charging the battery in DT-900) CHG2 LED When recharging DT-900 Center pin : +

Power section

3.0V battery voltage
2.6V battery voltage 3.0V

At normal temperature

GND Power supply Not used Charging terminal
12.5.2 Electric Specification

Table 12.4

Item Power consumption Available power supply DT-9020ADP-G DT-9020ADP-U Specification 5.7 W DC 9.5V5% Input rating: AC 220 to 240V, 50/60 Hz Input rating: AC 100 to 120V, 50/60 Hz Remark With applicable AC adaptor With EIAJ RC5320 type 3 plug Input conditions: Voltage: 10% of rated input voltage Frequency: 1 Hz of rated input frequency Pulse width : 100 to 800 nsec. Frequency : 10 to 35 msec. (variable) Polarity : +, -
Instantaneous blackout Insulation voltage Insulation resistance Leak current Terminal noise voltage Noise radiation electric field
Malfunction after 10 msec. or less DT-9020ADP-U AC1000V for 1 min. DT-9020ADP-G AC1500V for 1 min. DT-9020ADP-U 50Mohm at DC500V DT-9020ADP-G 50Mohm at DC500V DT-9020ADP-U 3.5mA or less DT-9020ADP-G 1mA or less Conform to EN55022 Conform to EN55022
Tested with AC adaptor DT-9020ADP-G Tested with AC adaptor DT-9020ADP-G
12.5.3 Environment Specification
Table 12.5 Item Temperature Humidity Electrostatic Specification Operation 0 to 40 Storage -10 to 50 Operation 30% to 80%RH Storage 30% to 90%RH Malfunction at 5 KV Destruction at 10 KV
At 40. No condensation. Conditions: Equivalent human body resistance: 100ohm Equivalent human body capacity: 250 pF Frequency of application: 10 times Period of application: 0.3/0.3 sec.
12.5.4 Mechanical Strength
Table 12.6 Item Shock-proof Local impact Overall impact Resistance to vibration Specification Height of fall 30 cm or less Direction 6 faces 1 Kg 20 Kg 0.15 G Remark At specified faces At specified positions Conditions: In X, Y, Z directions 10 and 55 Hz 30 minutes
12.6 Transport and Storage 12.6.1 Transport (packaging)
Specification -10 to 50 30% to 90% RH Height of fall: 70 cm or less Direction of fall: Once for each of the six faces, one corner, and three edges 1.5 G or less