WDI161 - Touch Interface HAGER - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Touch interface with capacitive screen
Brand	Hager
Model	WDI161
Dimensions (W x H x D)	377.4 x 231.8 x 66.4 mm
Screen resolution	1366 x 768 pixels
Brightness	220 cd/m²
Power supply	Power over Ethernet (PoE+) or auxiliary voltage 24 V DC
Power consumption (operation)	17 W
Power consumption (standby)	10 W
USB ports	1 x USB 2.0, 1 x USB 3.0, 1 x Mini-USB
Ethernet port	2 x RJ45 (1000 Mbit/s)
Operating system	Windows 10 IoT
Processor	2x 1.8 GHz Intel E3930
Memory	4 GB RAM, 64 GB SSD mSATA
Operating temperature	+5 ... +35 °C
Storage temperature	-20 ... +60 °C
Air humidity	10 ... 90 % (non-condensing)
Protection rating	IP20
Main functions	Centralized control of building technical management (light, blinds, temperature, consumption)
Maintenance and cleaning	Soft non-lint cloth, clean water, no abrasive products or solvents
Safety	Installation by qualified electrician, disconnect power before servicing, class A
Spare parts and repairability	Available accessories: flush-mount boxes, 24 V DC power supply, domovea server
General information	Indoor use, flush horizontal or vertical mounting

Frequently Asked Questions - WDI161 HAGER

What to do if the touch screen no longer responds?

Press the Reset R button (5) using a thin object to restart the system.

How to clean the use surface?

Use a soft non-lint cloth, lightly moistened with clean water. First activate the touch lock device on the desktop to prevent any unintended action.

What power supply is required for the WDI161?

The device can be powered via PoE+ (Power over Ethernet) or by an auxiliary voltage 24 V DC on terminal (9).

Can I install applications on this device?

Yes, the Windows 10 IoT operating system allows installing and using standard applications, like on a PC.

How to mount the touch screen in a wall?

Use a suitable flush-mount box (accessory). Insert the panel by sliding the mounting clips under the frame, then tighten the screws with the supplied Allen key. For flush mounting, push until the Push-to-open lock clicks.

Is the device compatible with the KNX system?

Yes, via a domovea server (accessory) that ensures the connection with the KNX bus. Functions and statuses are transferred via Ethernet.

What is the screen resolution?

The resolution is 1366 x 768 pixels (16:9 format).

Can I use a stylus on the screen?

Yes, a special stylus for capacitive touch screen can be used, but sharp or pointed objects are prohibited.

What to do in case of malfunction?

Check the auxiliary power connection and measure the voltage. Lack of voltage may prevent startup.

Can the touch panel be mounted vertically?

Yes, mounting can be horizontal or vertical. Note: the intended visualization (e.g. domovea) must correspond to the mounting position.

USER MANUAL WDI161 HAGER

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WDI101, WDI161

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Touch Panel Windows

Touch Panel Windows

(7) Port Gigabit Ethernet RJ45, LAN / PoE+

(11) Ports USB 3.0

(8) Port Gigabit Ethernet RJ45, LAN2

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1 Safety instructions.... 14
2 Design and layout of the device 15
3 Function.... 16
4. Operation.... 17
5 Information for electricians .... 20
5.1 Installation and electrical connection.... 20
6 Appendix....24
6.1 Technical data 24
6.2 Troubleshooting.... 24
6.3 Accessories 25

Touch Panel 10" Windows

Order no.: WDI101

Touch Panel 16" Windows

Order no.: WDI161

1 Safety instructions

Electrical equipment may only be installed and assembled by qualified electricians in accordance with the relevant installation standards of the country.

Failure to comply with these instructions may result in damage to the device, fire, or other hazards.

This is equipment of class A. It can cause radio interference in residential areas that the operator must counteract by means of appropriate measures.

When supplying the system with Power over Ethernet (PoE+) the overall performance including all loads connected (e.g. USB devices) may not exceed the power consumption of IEEE 802.3at class 3.

In the case of device variants with PoE+ functions, make sure that no differential ground potentials are used so that this function can be used.

Do not operate the user interface with sharpedged or pointed implements.

Do not use any sharp-edged implements for cleaning. Do not use any acids or organic solvents.

These instructions are an integral component of the product and must be retained by the end user.

2 Design and layout of the device

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Figure1: Front view

(1) Touch-sensitive user interface
(2) Microphone
(3) Brightness sensor

(4) Socket for mini USB 2.0
(5) Reset button R for rebooting device
(6) Speaker

Figure 3: Rear/Side view

(7) Ethernet connection RJ45, LAN/PoE+

(12) COM1, Serial RS232

(8) Gigabit Ethernet connection RJ45, LAN2

(13) Connection 3.5 mm jack

(9) Connecting terminal for auxiliary voltage 24 V DC

(14) KNX (optional)

(10) Connections USB 2.0

(11) Connections USB 3.0

3 Function

System information

The device is a display obtainable as a variant with integrated Windows embedded. The capacitive touch display is highly suitable for the central control and visualisation of building system technology. Operating functions and system statuses are transmitted to the touch panel via Ethernet by means of a local server such as the domovea Server (see Accessories), which establishes the connection to the KNX system.

In this way, for example, light can be switched and dimmed, shutters controlled, temperature and consumption values displayed.

Product characteristics

• Operation directly on the screen with the touch of a finger
• Displaying of configured functions, measured values and data
• USB connections for external data storage media
• Microphone and loudspeaker with echo suppression
• Silent, long-lasting convection cooling without fan

- Disabling function for cleaning the screen by means of Touch Blocker

Correct use

• Only suitable for indoor applications
• The appropriate flush-mounted housing for touch panel (see accessories) must be used for the flush-mounting in hollow walls or solid walls.
• The panel can be mounted in a horizontal or vertical direction.

Please note that the planned visualisation must correspond to the mounting orientation of the touch panel. If, for example, a domovea visualisation is implemented, a horizontal mounting must be provided from a panel size of 10'' or 16''.

Scope of delivery

• Touch panel
• Mini USB/USB type A adapter cable
• Installation material/tool

• RJ45 connector kit with connector and patch cable

• Operating system Windows10 ^® embedded

• Touch-Blocker preinstalled on the desktop
• Drivers for the hardware

4. Operation

The screen has a touch-sensitive surface, called touch screen. By touching the user interface with your finger or with a special touch screen pen (not included in scope of delivery) stored actions and functions are activated.

Do not operate the user interface with sharpedged or pointed implements.
If no action is executed on the display within a certain time period, the device returns

automatically to standby display (OFF or screensaver). This time period can be configured individually in the control panel. The display is switched on again by touching the user interface once again.

Loading files from external data storage media

A mini USB socket is available on the upper edge of the display for loading files, e.g. pictures, audios, updates as well as applications (Apps/programs) from an external data storage medium.

If a device is mounted flush with the wall, press left and right evenly against the housing until the locking mechanism is audibly released.

The device is guided out of the wall. The operating elements on the upper edge are accessible.

- Connect the enclosed adapter cable USB/mini USB to the socket (4) if necessary.

■ Connect external data storage medium, such as a USB stick or hard disk, to the adapter cable.

- Store the data in the device or install applications using the Windows Explorer file manager.

Restarting operating system/launcher

If the device does not react properly during operation, the system should be restarted.

If a device is mounted flush with the wall, press left and right evenly against the housing until the locking mechanism is audibly released.

The device is guided out of the wall. The operating elements on the upper edge are accessible.

- Press the sunken Reset button R using a thin pointed object.

The device will restart automatically. This may take a few seconds. When the home page is displayed, the device is ready for operation again.

Cleaning user interface

A special disabling function, which protects the touch interface against unintended operations for cleaning is preinstalled on the desktop.

■ Start the Touch-Block by a double clicking/touching.

On the display, a countdown takes place for 60 seconds.

- Clean the screen surface with soft, lint-free cloth. Moisten the cleaning cloth slightly with clear water if necessary.

After the countdown has elapsed, the Touch-Block closes automatically. The user interface is no longer blocked.

Do not use any sharp-edged implements for cleaning.

Do not use any aggressive detergents, acids or organic solvents.

Do not allow any moisture to get into the device.

Windows devices

The Windows device are supplied with a preinstalled operating system. The interface corresponds to that of a laptop or PC. Furthermore, the domovea client is preinstalled on

the desktop interface. All standard applications and clients can be installed and used via the interface.

5 Information for electricians

5.1 Installation and electrical connection

DANGER!

Touching live parts in the installation environment can result in an electric shock.

An electric shock can lead to death.

Disconnect the connecting cables before working on the device and cover all live parts in the area!

Preparing installation

As a display and operating panel, the device should be mounted in a place that is easily accessible. The user habits are decisive when determining the installation height. We recommend an installation height from the display/housing centre to the fi nished floor of approx. 1.65 m.

Prevent humidity and excessive dust at the installation location. Do not install the device near heat sources, such as radiators, storage heaters or ovens.

The touch panel must be installed in a separately available flush-mounted housing (see accessories).

CAUTION!

Damage to the device if installed in a warped housing.

The device can be damaged.

When installing the housing in a wall, ensure that the wall opening is big enough and the device can be inserted without tensions.

Information concerning the installation of the fl ush-mounted housing in solid and hollow walls can be referred to in the instructions enclosed.

To avoid EMC interference, do not install network input cables parallel to mains cables.

Installing connector (RJ45) on the network cable (fi gure 11)

The flush-mounted housing is installed firmly in the wall. The empty conduit with the network cable is guided through an entry on the housing.

• Insert the network cable through the metal cap's earthing cover of the connector.
• Strip the Ethernet strands of the network cable, do not remove insulation.
• Insert the strands into the plug-in connector (19) of the connector and bend up 90°. Shorten any protruding strands.

When doing so, it is imperative to observe the colour code EIA/TIA -568 A or B of the

system. This can be found in the documentation of the installed network components and routers. The Ethernet connection has been connected to the device compatible with wired networks in accordance with TIA/EIA-568-A or B

• Insert the plug-in connector into the connector (20) and snap it shut.
  The plug-in connector is locked in place in the connector.
• Tighten the enclosed cable tie over the earthing cover.

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Figure 11: Installing connector on the network cable

Connecting and installing the device

The RJ45 installing connector is mounted on the network cable.

Connect the jack to an RJ45 socket on the touch panel (7/8) using the enclosed, pre-assembled RJ45 patch cable.

If required connect a 24 V DC power supply (see Accessories) using the enclosed terminal (9). Ensure correct polarity (figure 2/3).

- Insert touch panel in the housing (21) in such a way that the mounting plates (22) of the housing are pushed under the frame.

Tighten the four screws and the mounting plates through the frame from above and below using the enclosed Allen key (Figure 12/13). The screws must be countersunk in the frame.

(22) TOP (21) (22)

Figure 12 a/b: Installation in the flush-mounted housing

(15) Flush-mounted housing (not included in scope of delivery)

If a device is mounted flush with the wall, guide it into the housing by applying even, slight pressure on the left and right (Figure 13) until the >>Push-to-open<< lock of the housing engages.

When pushing in the touch display into the housing, make sure that the connected cables do not get wedged in.

(16) Mounting brackets

■ Remove the protective foil from the user interface.

■ Switch on auxiliary voltage.

The device charges the operating system/Launcher and displays the desktop interface/home page of the Launcher after a few seconds. Device is ready for operation.

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Figure 13 a/b: Flush wall mounting installation in the flush-mounted housing

(17) Flush-mounted housing, flush-to-wall (not within scope of delivery)

Dismantling the device

If a device is mounted flush with the wall, loosen it from its fastening in the flush-mounted housing by applying even, slight pressure and release.

The device will move slowly forward out of the housing.

■ Loosen the screws and remove the device from the housing.
■ Remove connections.

6 Appendix

6.1 Technical data

Capacitive TFT touch display approx. 16:9

USB Output current per socket 500 mA

Storage temperature -20 ... +60 °C

Air humidity 10 ... 90 % at 25 °C,

non-condensing

Degree of protection IP20

Cable cross-section of auxiliary voltage:

- flexible with conductor sleeve max. 0.75 mm ^4

- rigid max. 1.5 mm ^2

	10'' Windows 16'' Windows
Resolution 1280 x 800 pixels 1366 x 768 pixels
Light intensity 400 cd/m2 220 cd/m2
Number of USB sockets	1 x USB 2.0, 1 x USB 3.01x Mini-USB
Data transmission Ethernet	1000 Mbit/s
Port Ethernet	2 x RJ45
Power over Ethernet	PoE+
Auxiliary voltage	18 ... 36V DC
Power consumption:- Full load- Idle- Display off- Shut down	18,2 W9,6 W4,8 W1,4 W	17 W10 W4,8 W1,4 W
Operating system	Windows 10 IoT
Processor	2x 1,8 GHz Intel E3930
Main memory	4 GB RAM64 GB SSD mSATA
Operating temperature	+5 ... +35 °C
Dimensions(W x H x D)	259.4 x 177 x 67.5 mm	377.4 x 231.8 x 66.4 mm
Assembling heightof frame	10 mm	11 mm

6.2 Troubleshooting

Display surface does not react to operations anymore

Cause: System has been shut down or has crashed.

Press the reset button R (5).

The device will automatically restart.

Operation not possible

Cause: Auxiliary voltage is not present.

Check connection for auxiliary voltage.

Check auxiliary voltage by means of measuring device.

6.3 Accessories

Housing flush-mounted for WDI10x WDW100

Housing flush-mounted for WDI10x, flush-to-wall WDW101

Housing flush-mounted for WDI16x WDW160

Housing flush-mounted for WDI16x, flush-to-wall WDW161

Power supply 24 V DC RMD TGA200

domovea Server TJA670/TJA470

Inhalt

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