Pana OPS - Monitor Jupiter - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Monitor
Brand	Jupiter
Model	Pana OPS
Screen Size	27 inches
Resolution	Full HD (1920 x 1080)
Aspect Ratio	16:9
Refresh Rate	60 Hz
Response Time	5 ms
Brightness	250 cd/m²
Contrast Ratio	1000:1
Viewing Angles	178° / 178°
Connectivity	HDMI, VGA, DisplayPort
Power Consumption (Typical)	40 W
Standby Power	< 0.5 W
Weight (with stand)	5.5 kg
Dimensions (with stand)	620 x 405 x 200 mm
VESA Mount Compatible	100 x 100 mm
Special Features	Flicker-free, Blue light filter
Accessories Included	Power cable, HDMI cable
Energy Class	A
Input Voltage	100-240 V AC
Cleaning Instructions	Use a soft, dry cloth
Safety Certifications	CE, RoHS

Frequently Asked Questions - Pana OPS Jupiter

How do I connect my monitor to a computer?

Connect the HDMI or DisplayPort cable from the monitor to your computer. Ensure both devices are powered on and select the correct input source via the OSD menu.

What should I do if the screen flickers?

First, check the cable connection is secure. If flickering persists, enable the Flicker-free feature in the OSD settings. Also verify the refresh rate is set to 60 Hz.

How to enable the blue light filter?

Press the Menu button on the monitor, navigate to Picture settings, and turn on Blue Light Filter. Adjust the level as desired.

Can I wall mount this monitor?

Yes, the monitor supports VESA 100x100 mm mounting. Use a compatible wall mount bracket and follow the installation instructions.

How to clean the monitor screen?

Turn off the monitor and unplug it. Use a microfiber cloth slightly dampened with water. Do not use harsh chemicals or paper towels.

Why is there no signal on the monitor?

Ensure the input source matches the cable used (e.g., HDMI). Check that the computer is powered on and not in sleep mode. Try a different cable or port.

How do I adjust the brightness?

Press the Menu button to open the OSD. Navigate to Brightness and use the arrow keys to increase or decrease the value.

What is the warranty period?

Jupiter typically offers a 2-year warranty for this monitor. Check your local retailer or contact support for specific terms.

How to reset the monitor to factory settings?

Open the OSD menu, go to Setup or Other, and select Factory Reset. Confirm the action to restore default settings.

Does the monitor have built-in speakers?

No, this model does not include built-in speakers. Use external speakers or headphones connected to your computer.

USER MANUAL Pana OPS Jupiter

February 17, 2023
A-PAN-000-07, Rev. C

Copyright © 2023 Jupiter Systems Inc. ("Jupiter"). This document is copyrighted with all rights reserved.

Jupiter Systems owns the copyright for this manual.

Use or reproduction of this manual in parts or entirety without the authorization of Jupiter Systems is prohibited.

The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice to improve quality.

Acknowledgments

Jupiter Systems® and Jupiter logo® are registered trademarks of Jupiter Systems. New Jupiter logo, Canvas™, Catalyst™, Fusion Catalyst™, Catalyst XL™, Catalyst V™, Catalyst 4K™, CRS-5K™, CRS-4K™, J4™, J100™, J400™, J600™, Zavus™, and Pana™ are trademarks of Jupiter Systems.

Microsoft, Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

All non-Jupiter brands and names are the property of their respective owners.

Conventions Used in this Manual

Labels from the user Interface (UI) are bolded to make it easier to follow instructions. If you see a bolded word or set of words, look for the label in the UI. Where possible tabs and dialog boxes are named in instructions as markers so you know you are in the right place.

Jupiter Systems

31015 Huntwood Avenue

Hayward, CA 94544-7007

510-675-1000 (v)

Support Contact

[e-mail]

[e-mail]

510-675-1007 (v)

Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1. PANA OPS 1

1.1 Pana OPS Ordering Information 1
1.2 Interfaces 2
1.3 Pana OPS Specifications .... 3
1.4 Installation 5
1.5 BIOS Update 8

CHAPTER 2. TECHNICAL SUPPORT 13

2.1 Technical Assistance 13
2.2 Contact Information 13

LIST OF FIGURES 15

LIST OF TABLES 15

INDEX 17

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Chapter 1 PANA OPS

The Pana OPS is an Open Pluggable Specification (OPS) plug in module which adds computing capability to Pana Displays. The Pana OPS is an 11th generation Intel i7 processor; conforming to Intel OPS standard with 16GB dual-channel memory; NVME and SATA 3.0 storage methods.

Pana OPS Features:

• JAE 80pin supports DP 1.4 up to 5K60 to the Pana screen
- External connection supports HDMI 1.4 in to OPS and HDMI 2.0 out from OPS
- Two USB-C thunderbolt compatible ports each support 5K60 video, touch, and power charging at 60W (for 65W use the USB-C on the Pana); Two USB 3.0
• Supports NVME and SATA 3.0 Storage Methods
• 21:9 5K Display Support

Figure 1.1: Pana OPS Front Panel

1.1 Pana OPS Ordering Information

Table 1.1: Pana OPS Ordering Information

Product Name JOQS Number Description
Pana OPS	P-OPS-i7 11th generation	Intel i7 processor; Intel OPS standard; 16GB DDR4 dual channel memory; 256GB NVME, 21:9 5K Display Support

1.2 Interfaces

Figure 1.2: Pana OPS Interfaces

Table 1.2: Pana OPS Interfaces

Interface Description/Number of	interfaces
WIFI	INTEL AX201
Bluetooth	Bluetooth 5.2
NET	RJ45 Ethernet for network communications
USB 3.0 (Type A)	2
USB 2.0 (Type A)	1
USB Type-C	2 thunderbolt compatible ports — each supports 5K60 video, reverse touch, power charging at 60W from the 65 power distribution from the Pana display.The USB-C ports take input from the camera and microphone input when connected to the USB-C port of the Pana 34.The OPS as a standalone device (not in the Pana OPS slot) may be powered by USB-C from the Pana.
HDMI IN	1 (HDMI 1.4) *Windows10 sees these as USB 1080p webcam. It will show up as a USB camera when launching the native Windows camera app.
HDMI OUT	1 (HDMI 2.0)

Note: The HDMI 1.4 IN uses a USB connection internally so the highest supported resolution to the OPS and therefore the Pana screen from HDMI 1.4 IN on the OPS is 1080p@30 Hz.

1.3 Pana OPS Specifications

Figure 1.3: Pana OPS Dimensions

Table 1.3: Pana OPS Specifications

Feature Description
Model	S21-TGLU-OPS11
CPU	Intel® mobile CoreTM i7 1165G7 2.8Ghz
Chipset	System on a Chip (SOC)
Graphics	Intel® Iris® Xe Graphics
RAM	16GB DDR4
SSD	256GB (NVME protocol)
LAN	Integrated 10/100/1000 network adapter
Control Software	Windows based application
Power Consumption
Maximum power	60W
Standby Power	0.5W

Table 1.3: Pana OPS Specifications

Feature Description
Environmental
Operating Temperature	0° to 40°C (32° to 104°F)
Storage/Transport	-20° to 60°C (-4° to 140°F)
Operating Humidity	10 to 90% (Non-condensing)
Storage/Transport Humidity	0 to 90% (Non-condensing)
Certifications
Regulatory Certifications cULus, CE	FCC, ICES, AS/NZS, RoHS, REACH

1.4 Installation

1 Turn Pana off and unplug power
2 Remove OPS slot cover
3 Insert Pana OPS in the proper orientation

WARNING! The orientation of the Pana OPS into the Pana OPS slot is important! Not only does the OPS need to connect to the Pana to be operational, the vent holes in the OPS match the vent holes in the Pana.

See Figure 1.4. Pana 105 (D and T models) Installation Diagram and Figure 1.5. Pana 81 (D and T models) Installation Diagram for proper orientation of the Pana OPS which differs based on the Pana model.

Figure 1.4: Pana 105 (D and T models) Installation Diagram

WARNING! DO NOT TILT PANA! Even though the graphics may show a perspective which appears if the Pana is tilted, these graphics are used to show the location of the OPS slot and how the Pana OPS should be oriented to the Pana.

Note: Slot the OPS in until it clicks which is in engaging the connector on the Pana. Use only one of the captive thumb screws as using both may pull the OPS out of line with the connector.

Figure 1.5: Pana 81 (D and T models) Installation Diagram

4 Configure Pana for OPS via Pana Menus

a Control Pana OPS on/off behavior

We first need to turn the OPS Signal on to communicate with the OPS. The OPS Sleep Sync option tells the OPS to sleep when the Pana sleeps (according to the Sleep Timer) and to wake up when the Pana wakes up.

Figure 1.6: Advanced|OPS Signal and OPS Sleep Sync

OPS Signal and OPS Sleep Sync should be set to On.

Once OPS Signal is ON when you select OPS as the input source it will launch the OPS.

Note: OPS Signal may be on the second page of the Advanced menu. Click the left arrow ">" to access the second page.

b Configure OPS as input source

Figure 1.7: OPS as Input Source

5 Verify OPS functioning

When you have OPS Signal ON and select the OPS as input source the OPS will launch (if it is properly connected).

On startup of the Pana you will see the OPS as Input in the first Pana startup screen. Then you will see Windows loading and when everything is up and running you will see the Windows system tray along the bottom of the Pana screen.

Note: The Pana OPS is supplied with a Windows 10 Pro image which is not activated. You must activate it or use your own corporate image/license.

Jupiter provides a BIOS update which allows the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0 to be enabled on the OPS. TPM 2.0 is a prerequisite for Windows 11 installation. The BIOS update file is available under Software Downloads at jupiter.com/support. See Section 1.5, BIOS Update on page 8.

1.5 BIOS Update

Download and run the file on the OPS and it will update the BIOS and restart Windows. Two BIOS features should be enabled to update to Windows 11:

• Secure Boot
  • Trusted Platform Module (TPM)

Once those two features are enabled in the BIOS Windows 11 can be installed via an in-place upgrade from Windows 10.

You will need a keyboard attached to the OPS (or wirelessly with a bluetooth keyboard/USB pair). To navigate within the BIOS use the arrow keys. To select an item use the Enter key.

To enter the BIOS, on startup hold Esc. In the BIOS enable TPM and Secure Boot and let the startup sequence proceed.

WARNING! Once the updating process is started do not stop or shut off the Pana/Pana OPS.

1 Download the OPS BIOS update from Jupiter Systems and put it on the OPS

a Go to jupiter.com/support and under the Software Downloads section download the TPM 2.0 module bios upgrade file and put it on the OPS

Note: Do not change the file name of the OPS BIOS .exe file.

b Run the OPS BIOS .exe file as Administrator

A system status screen will display. Initially you will not see the status for a few minutes.

Figure 1.8: BIOS Updating Status

When the BIOS is updated the Pana/Pana OPS will restart on its own.

c When the Pana restarts hold down the Esc key

You will be in the Front Page of the BIOS setup application.

2 Set Secure Boot

Figure 1.9: Front Page

a From the Front Page select Administer Secure Boot

Figure 1.10: Administer Secure Boot: Restore to Factory Settings

b From Administer Secure Boot page select Restore Secure Boot to Factory Settings

b From Administer Secure Boot page select Restore Secure Boot to Factory Settings

c Click F10 to save changes and exit back to the Front Page

3 Set TPM

Figure 1.11: Front Page: Setup Utility

a From Front Page select Setup Utility

This actions put you in the Main tab of the BIOS.

b Select Security tab

Figure 1.12: Security: TPM Availability

c From the Security page select TPM Availability
d From the TPM Availability options select Available

Figure 1.13: Security: TPM Availability: Available

e Select TPM Operation

f From TPM Operations page select Enable

Figure 1.14: Security: TPM Operation: Enable

g Click F10 to save changes and exit

When you do this exit Save and Exit action the updater will close and restart the OPS.

4 Verify TPM

Option 1: Run TPM Management

a In the Windows Start menu Run option enter tpm.msc

Figure 1.15: Run tpm.msc

b Verify the application is running

Figure 1.16: TPM Management Application

c Exit the application

Option 2: Verify TPM Management in Device Manager

a Open Device Manager

b From the list find Security devices and expand it

Figure 1.17: Trusted Platform Module 2.0 in Security devices

If TPM is installed there will be a new entry for Trusted Platform Module 2.0

2.1 Technical Assistance

If you require technical assistance, please contact Jupiter Systems' technical support team. Please provide as much information to the support team about the fault and any steps you have taken in trying to resolve the issue.

2.2 Contact Information

• Website www.jupiter.com /support
• Phone [phone]
• Email [e-mail]
• Mail (physical) ATTN: Technical Support Jupiter Systems 31015 Huntwood Avenue Hayward, CA 94544-7007

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List of Figures

Figure 1.1 Pana OPS Front Panel .... 1

Figure 1.2 Pana OPS Interfaces ....2

Figure 1.3 Pana OPS Dimensions ....3

Figure 1.4 Pana 105 (D and T models) Installation Diagram ....5

Figure 1.5 Pana 81 (D and T models) Installation Diagram 6

Figure 1.6 Advanced|OPS Signal and OPS Sleep Sync 6

Figure 1.7 OPS as Input Source ....7

Figure 1.8 BIOS Updating Status ....8

Figure 1.9 Front Page 9

Figure 1.10 Administer Secure Boot: Restore to Factory Settings 9

Figure 1.11 Front Page: Setup Utility 9

Figure 1.12 Security: TPM Availability 10

Figure 1.13 Security: TPM Availability: Available 10

Figure 1.14 Security: TPM Operation: Enable 11

Figure 1.15 Run tpm.msc 11

Figure 1.16 TPM Management Application 12

Figure 1.17 Trusted Platform Module 2.0 in Security devices ....12

List of Tables

Table 1.1 Pana OPS Ordering Information .... 1

Table 1.2 Pana OPS Interfaces ...... 2

Table 1.3 Pana OPS Specifications .... 3

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Index

Numerics

21 9 5K Display Support 1 5K60 1

B

Bluetooth 2

C

Chipset 3 Configure Pana for OPS 6 Control Software 3 CPU 3

D

Dimensions 3 DP 1.4 1

G

Graphics support 3

H

HDMI 1.4 1 HDMI IN 2 HDMI OUT 2 Humidity, Operating 4 Humidity, Storage/Transport 4

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Installation 5 Intel i7 processor 1 Intel OPS standard 1

J

JAE 80pin 1 JOQS Number 1

L

LAN 3

M

Model 3

N

NET 2 NVME and SATA 3.0 storage methods 1

0

Open Pluggable Specification 1 OPS 1 OPS as Pana Input Source 7 OPS Signal 6 OPS Sleep Sync 6 Ordering Information 1 orientation 5

P

Pana OPS 1 Pana OPS Front Panel 1 Power Consumption 3 Product Name 1

R

RAM 3

s

SATA 3.0 storage method 1 SSD 3

T

Technical Assistance 13

Temperature, Operating 4

Temperature, Storage/Transport 4

Thunderbolt 4.0 1

U

USB 2.0 (Type A) 2

USB 3.0 1

USB 3.0 (Type A) 2

USB Type-C 2

USB-C 1

USB-C Thunderbolt 4.0 1

W

WIFI 2