User's Manual
43cm/17" TFT Rack Console
(RC25)
Contents
1. Preface ................................................................................................................................1
2. Conventions.........................................................................................................................1
3. Unpacking the Rack Console ..............................................................................................1
Packing List..........................................................................................................................2
4. Important Notices.................................................................................................................3
5. Safety ..................................................................................................................................3
6. Rack Mount Instructions ......................................................................................................4
7. Moving the Rack Console....................................................................................................4
8. Installation ...........................................................................................................................5
8-1. Installing the Rack Console...........................................................................................5
8-2. Installation Procedures..................................................................................................5
8-2-1. Assembling the Cable Management Part................................................................5
8-2-2. Removing the RC25 Rack Mount Kits.....................................................................6
8-2-3. Installing the RC25 Rack Mount Kits.......................................................................7
8-2-4. Inserting the Rack Console.....................................................................................9
8-2-5. Installing the Cable Management Part ....................................................................9
9. Connecting and Removing Cables ....................................................................................10
9-1 Connecting Cables.......................................................................................................10
9-2. Removing Cables........................................................................................................10
10. Installing a KVM Switch ...................................................................................................11
11. Operations.......................................................................................................................12
11-1.Operating the Rack Console.......................................................................................12
11-2. Storing the Rack Console ..........................................................................................14
11-3. Adjusting the Monitor .................................................................................................16
11-4. Basic Adjustment Procedure......................................................................................17
11-5. Adjustment Items.......................................................................................................18
11-6. Resolutions and Refresh Rates.................................................................................18
11-7. Notes on the LCD Display .........................................................................................19
11-8. Notes on Using a KVM Switch...................................................................................19
11-9. Keyboard Operations.................................................................................................20
11-10. Pointing Device Operations .....................................................................................21
11-11. Hot-Key and Reset Switches ...................................................................................22
12. Troubleshooting...............................................................................................................23
13. Cleaning the Rack Console .............................................................................................25
14. Environmental Protection.................................................................................................25
15. Technical Specifications ..................................................................................................27
1. Preface
Thank you for purchasing the Rack Console RC25 (hereinafter called "the Rack Console",
"this product", or "this device").
We believe that using this product will greatly improve the efficiency and functionality of your
workspace. In addition, our compact slide module design saves space in comparison with
previous layouts.
The 17-inch TFT monitor can display a resolution of 1280 by 1024 dots with 16,770,000
colours.
This product is also equipped with a keyboard and pointing device with two buttons and
scrolling function.
2. Conventions
Symbols and terminology that are used in this manual are described below.
This symbol indicates the possibility of physical damage (such
as damage to this product) or physical injury, which may result
through improper operation.
CAUTION
This symbol indicates supplemental information, comments or
hints.
Double quotation marks are used to indicate the title of a
chapter or document to be referenced, or important terms.
Double
quotations
Sequential numbers preceding text indicate the order of
Sequential numbers
operations described by the text.
3. Unpacking the Rack Console
1. When you unpack the Rack Console, check that it has not been damaged in transit.
2. For detailed instructions of how to unpack the Rack Console, refer to the
"Quick-Start-Guide" provided with this device.
When you remove the product from the package, open the plastic
bag that covers the device and directly hold the device to lift it.
CAUTION
Otherwise, you may drop the device and it may cause personal
injury or damage the device.
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Packing List
Make sure that the items in the following list are included in the shipping package.
The same check sheet is provided in the "Quick-Start-Guide".
Rack Console
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Accessories:
Monitor cable (3m)
PS/2 (Keyboard) cable (3m)
PS/2 (Mouse) cable (3m)
USB cable (3m)
AC power cable (3m)
Cable tie
1
1
1
1
1
6
Cable management part
1
1
1
Cable management part fixing pin
Support bracket
(Used for installation in an asym. PRIMERGY rack)
Rack mount parts:
Cage nut M5
4
Centering screw M5 Torx T20
2
(Used for installation in an asym. PRIMERGY rack)
Security lock
4
Unlocking tool
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Documents:
Quick-Start-Guide
1
CD-ROM
1
(User's Manual + Quick-Start-Guide + Warranty sheet)
Safety Precautions and Other Important Information 1
We recommend keeping the box and packing material in which the Rack Console was
purchased. They may be required if you move the device to another location. If something is
missing from the package, contact your supplier or local Fujitsu representative/engineer.
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4. Important Notices
Chapter 5 and 6 contain cautions that must be taken when you operate the Rack Console,
and information related to safety. Carefully read these chapters to use the Rack Console
correctly.
5. Safety
Safety Precautions
CAUTION
Condensation may occur on this device. Before using the Rack Console, allow it to dry out
completely and to reach the ambient temperature of the installation location.
Make sure that the voltage supplied by the outlet to which the device is connected is within
the acceptable range of the device. Also, make sure that the rated voltage meets the
specification of the device. (Refer to "15. Technical Specifications" and the model plate on
the device.)
The Rack Console's power cable is specially certified. Use it only for the power outlet of
the Rack Console. Otherwise, electric shocks or short circuits may occur.
Arrange the immediate area around the Rack Console's power socket and the rack's
power outlet so that the plug can be quickly pulled.
Lay all the cables so that they are not damaged. Refer to the relevant sections in "8
Installation" when you connect or remove cables.
Do not connect or remove the data cables during thunderstorms.
Be careful not to get any objects, such as necklaces or paperclips caught (or any liquids
spilt) inside the device.
In an emergency (e.g., damage to the housing, parts or cables; or if an object or liquid has
fallen into the device), remove all the power cables as soon as possible and contact the
store where you purchased the device or a Fujitsu maintenance representative.
Only licensed engineers may repair the device. If any unlicensed user opens the device
and makes incorrect repairs, electric shocks or fire may occur.
Note that when the device is open, the corners may cause injury if bumped into. Always be
careful when the device is open.
We recommend that you store this device in the rack when it is not in use, or when you
operate other devices such as a server or other peripheral equipment.
Using the keyboard when you are in poor health, or using the keyboard for extended
periods of time should be avoided.
Always hold the connector portion and do not jerk cables when you remove them.
Avoid operating the device with wet hands.
Do not insert or remove connectors when your hands are wet.
Do not place unnecessary items, such as a cup, on the device.
Do not modify or repair the device.
Only licensed personnel can dismantle, remove, or replace parts, such as the power
supply unit, which bear a warning mark (such as a lightning bolt mark).
You can specify only the resolutions and refresh rates specified in the monitor explanation
in "11-3. Adjusting the Monitor". Contact the store where you purchased the device or a
Fujitsu maintenance representative if you have any questions.
The data cables that are used for peripheral equipment must be adequately insulated in
order to prevent interference.
To cut the power supplied to this device through the power outlet, unplug the power plug of
this device from the power outlet.
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Follow the instructions in the appropriate section in "13. Cleaning the Rack Console" when
you clean this device.
Keep this manual handy for reference with the device at all times. If you give the device to
a third party, give the third party this manual as well.
Do not use the device as a stepladder or lean against the device with it drawn out. Doing
so may unbalance the rack, causing it to fall over.
Some components of the device (such as LCD, etc.) have a limited service life. In cases of
extended continuous use, these components will need early replacement.
The estimated period for reliable use of the device (service life) is 5 years. [Note] This
period is estimated under assumption of a usage pattern of 8 hours a day, 200 hours a
month, at an ambient temperature of 25°C. This service life (5 years) does not apply for
some limited life components.
The socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible.
6. Rack Mount Instructions
Elevated Operating Ambient – If installed in a closed or multi-unit rack assembly, the
operating ambient temperature of the rack environment may be greater than room ambient.
Therefore, consideration should be given to installing the equipment in an environment
compatible with the maximum ambient temperature (Tma) specified by the manufacturer.
Reduced Air Flow – Installation of the equipment in a rack should be such that the amount
of air flow required for safe operation of the equipment is not compromised.
Mechanical Loading – Mounting of the equipment in the rack should be such that a
hazardous condition is not achieved due to uneven mechanical loading.
Circuit Overloading – Consideration should be given to the connection of the equipment to
the supply circuit and the effect that overloading of the circuits might have on overcurrent
protection and supply wiring. Appropriate consideration of equipment nameplate ratings
should be used when addressing this concern.
Reliable Earthing – Reliable earthing of rack-mounted equipment should be maintained.
Particular attention should be given to supply connections other than direct connections to
the branch circuit (e.g. use of power strips).
Slide/rail mounted equipment is not to be used as a shelf or a work space.
7. Moving the Rack Console
When you move the Rack Console to a different location, use the box
CAUTION
in which it was purchased, or another box to protect it from damage. Do
not unpack the Rack Console before you finish moving the Rack
Console.
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8. Installation
Note the safety information in "Important Notices".
CAUTION
8-1. Installing the Rack Console
Observe the specified environmental conditions when you use the
device. (See "15. Technical Specifications" for more information.) Avoid
dust, humidity, and extreme temperatures. Installation may require two
or more people in some situations. Be careful not to catch your fingers
or hands between the guide rails and the device.
CAUTION
8-2. Installation Procedures
8-2-1. Assembling the Cable Management Part
(1) Remove the cable management part, monitor cable, PS/2 cable (or USB cable), AC
power cable, and six cable ties from the accessory box.
(2) Bind the cables on the cable management part with cable ties.
Note that each cable has a white marking that indicates the point on the cable to be fixed
at the point "a" on the front side of the cable management part. Fix cables at point "a" first,
and then points "b", "c", "d", "e", and "f", in that order.
b
b
a
e
c
d
c
PS/2
cable
(MS)
f
PS/2
cable
(KB)
e
Monitor
cable
AC
power
cable
d
Attach cables on the folded cable management part without any slack in the
cables between fixing points.
Slack cables may dangle unnecessarily when the device is installed.
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8-2-2. Removing the RC25 Rack Mount Kits
(1) Loosen the finger screws on the right and left front ends, and then remove the slide fixing
brackets.
(2) Remove the RC25 Rack Mount Kits. Push the fixing springs to unlock the RC25 Rack
Mount Kits, and then pull them out backwards.
Outer member
RC25 Rack Mount Kits
Intermediate member
Rack Console
Fixing
spring
Finger screws
Slide fixing bracket
for transport
Removing the RC25 Rack Mount Kits
(3) Unlock the intermediate member locks of the slide rails () and store the intermediate
members in the outer members.
Intermediate member
Intermediate member
lock
Push the intermediate
member.
Lift the tilted lock.
Retainer
Spring lock
(4) Remove the spring locks on the rear
side of the RC25 Rack Mount Kits.
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8-2-3. Installing the RC25 Rack Mount Kits
(1) Attach one cage nut on each of the right and left front-side rack braces, and attach
another cage nut on the left rear-side rack brace.
(2) Insert the two protrusions on the rear side of the RC25 Rack Mount Kits into the rear-side
rack braces, so that the inserted RC25 Rack Mount Kits are at the same height unit (U).
One RC25 Rack Mount Kit is for the left rear-side rack brace and the other is for the right.
Find the letters LEFT or RIGHT on the side of each RC25 Rack Mount Kit and attach
each RC25 Rack Mount Kit to the suitable side of the rack.
(3) Keep the RC25 Rack Mount Kits horizontal at the same height unit (U) and attach them to
the front-side rack braces.
Check that the Easy mounting-clips and centering screws are inserted firmly into the
front-side rack braces.
(4) Insert the Security locks into the Easy mounting-clips on the front side of the RC25 Rack
Mount Kits.
Easy
mounting-clip
Cage nut
Security
lock
Rear-side rack braces
Protrusions
Front-side
Centering
screw
rack brace
Cage nut
RIGHT
Cage nut
RC25 Rack
Mount Kits
Cage nut
Security
locks
LEFT
Cage nut
Front-side rack braces
Rear-side rack
brace
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To install in an asymmetrical PRIMERGY rack:
(1) Use two centering screws (M5 Torx T20) to install the support bracket on the left rear-side
rack brace.
(2) Install the RC25 Rack Mount Kit.
See above for the installation procedure.
Left rear-side rack brace
(asymmetrical PRIMERGY rack)
Centering screws M5 Torx T20
Support bracket
To remove the RC25 Rack Mount Kit:
(1) Insert the unlocking tool between the Easy mounting-clip and the Security lock as shown
in the figure, and then remove the Security lock.
Front-side rack brace
(2) Insert the unlocking tool into the opening in the Easy mounting-clip, disengage the lock,
and then remove the RC25 Rack Mount Kit from the front-side rack brace.
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8-2-4. Inserting the Rack Console
(1) Pull out the intermediate members of the slide rails until the members are locked.
(2) Pull out the retainers to the front ends of the rails.
(3) Insert the Rack Console into the slide rails. Push the Rack Console until it locks on the
slide rails.
Retainer
Make sure, that both inner rail members are inserted in the retainer
properly! Do not hold the handle of the device when you attach the
device. Otherwise, the LCD may open and the device may fall.
Firmly hold the bottom of the device when you carry it.
CAUTION
8-2-5. Installing the Cable Management Part
(1) Secure the rear bracket of the cable management part assembled in "8-2-1. Assembling
the Cable Management Part" (page 5) with the finger screw on the rear protrusions of the
RC25 Rack Mount Kit on the left rear-side rack brace.
Rear bracket
Pin for fixing the
cable management
part
(2) Fix the front bracket to the fitting on the rear of
the Rack Console.
(3) Insert the pin into the hole.
Firmly push the pin until the ball lock is securely
in place.
Bracket
Ring for
removing the
pin
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9. Connecting and Removing Cables
9-1 Connecting Cables
(1) Turn off all devices that are connected to the RC25, except for hot-plug connections.
(2) Connect the PS/2 or USB cable and monitor cable to the server and this device.
(3) Plug the AC power cable connector into the power socket on this device.
(4) Connect the cables to the monitor port, keyboard port, and mouse port on the server or a
KVM switch.
(5) Plug the Rack Console's power cable into the power outlet.
(6) Make sure that all connections are completed before turning on the power of the Rack
Console, server, KVM switch, and other devices.
Virtual Media Port (USB)*
* Remark: virtual
media cable has to be
ordered optionally.
Connector color is
gray, to distinguish
from USB
keyboard/touch-pad
cable (black
PS/2
cable
(KB)
AC power
cable
USB
cable
Monitor
cable
PS/2
cable
(MS)
connector)
Power outlet
Monitor port
Keyboard and mouse ports
(Connect either the USB or PS/2 cable)
Cable Connections on the Rear of the Rack Console
Select either the PS/2 cable or USB cable as the cable to connect the
keyboard and mouse.
If both cables are connected and any operational problem occurs on
the keyboard or mouse, the server must be rebooted.
CAUTION
9-2. Removing Cables
Unplug the power cables of all devices from the power outlets, and then remove each cable.
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10. Installing a KVM Switch
To install a KVM switch, follow the instructions in the user's guide of the KVM Integration Kit.
For more information on KVM switches that can be installed, contact the store where you
purchased the device or a Fujitsu maintenance representative.
When you install a KVM switch, make sure that the power cable of this
device is not plugged into a power outlet, to avoid an electric shock or
short circuit.
CAUTION
This device contains components that generate or accumulate high
voltage electricity. Before you install a KVM switch, make sure that the
device has been properly discharged.
Be careful not to injure yourself with the edges of the metallic parts.
Be careful to prevent getting any foreign substances such as metallic
pieces, water or other liquids inside the device, to avoid damaging it.
Also, do not touch any parts of the device not related to your work.
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11. Operations
Pull the Rack Console slowly toward you until the slide rails lock. If
CAUTION
the slide rails are not locked, the Rack Console can move
unexpectedly. Be careful not to catch your fingers when you pull or
push on the slide module or when you open or close the LCD, etc.
Do not apply any strong force to the Rack Console or rack when the
Rack Console is pulled out or when the monitor is opened and being
used, as there is a risk that the rack can topple over.
Do not press strongly on the monitor's screen, scratch it with sharp
objects, or bring magnetic objects near it. Doing so can damage the
monitor.
Note that the corners of the open Rack Console can be dangerous if
bumped into. Always be careful when the device is open.
We recommend that you store this device in the rack when not in
use, or when you operate another device such as a server or other
peripheral equipment.
11-1.Operating the Rack Console
1. Turn left two finger screws on the right and left sides of the front of the device. Pull this
device while you hold the handle. Pull the device out until it locks into place.
RC25 Rack Mount Kits
Cable management part
Slide rail
Finger screw
Fixing spring
Handle
Finger screw
Slide rail
Pulling out the Slide Module
Caution: Do not use device unit mounted on pull-out rails as a surface on which to
put things or as a work surface, and strictly avoid leaning on or against them.
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2. Grip the monitor handle and open the monitor upward.
3. Press the power button to turn the monitor on.
Fully open the monitor.
If you cannot open the monitor upward with one hand, or if you feel that
the monitor is too heavy to open upward with one hand, open the
monitor with both hands.
CAUTION
Handle
Finger screw
Monitor (LCD)
Monitor's power switch
Hot-key switch
Monitor lock
Reset switch
Keyboard
Pointing device
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11-2. Storing the Rack Console
The device can be stored in the rack when the monitor and keyboard are not used.
Slowly slide the Rack Console in and out of the rack.
1. Press the monitor power button to turn off the monitor.
2. Make sure that nothing is connected to the USB port on the front side of the device, and
then hold the handle and slowly close the LCD monitor. Make sure that the LCD monitor
is locked.
3. Push the fixing springs on the right and left sides of the slide rail, and slide the device
back into the rack.
4. Tighten the finger screws on the right and left front ends of the device.
Be careful not to pinch your hands or fingers in the slide rails or Rack
Console itself when you stow the Rack Console.
CAUTION
To save electricity and extend the life of the monitor, when the monitor is not
in use, turn off the power of the monitor or store the Rack Console in the
rack.
Storing this device in the rack automatically turns off the power of the
monitor.
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Fixing spring
Slide rail
Stowing the Slide Module
Finger screw
Finger screws
Storing the Rack Console
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11-3. Adjusting the Monitor
The five buttons and one LED on the monitor are described in order:
AUTO/EXIT
button
DOWN
button
UP
button
MENU/SELECT
button
Power
LED
Power
button
Power button:
Power LED:
Press this button to turn on the power to the monitor, or, if the power
is already on, to turn off the power to the monitor.
This LED lights green when the power to the monitor is on, and
lights orange when the monitor is in energy-saving mode. The light
goes off when the monitor is turned off.
MENU/SELECT button: Press this button to open the menu, to select an item to be adjusted,
and to save an adjusted setting.
UP button:
Press this button to select the right-hand item or to increase the
value.
DOWN button:
AUTO/EXIT button:
Press this button to select the left-hand item or to decrease the
value.
Press this button to close the menu, to cancel the selection of an
item to be adjusted, to cancel an adjusted setting, or to perform
automatic adjustment.
It is possible to directly adjust the screen brightness by pressing the or
button when the menu is not displayed.
It is possible to perform automatic adjustment (position and focus) by
pressing the AUTO/EXIT button when the menu is not displayed.
Direct button operations
and buttons
AUTO/EXIT button
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11-4. Basic Adjustment Procedure
The following figure shows the basic adjustment procedure.
Select an item with the
MENU/SELECT button.
Main menu
Press the
MENU/SELECT
button.
Press the
or
button.
The main menu is opened.
Select the item
to be adjusted.
Press the AUTO/EXIT
button to cancel the
adjustment.
Press the
MENU/SELECT
button to save
the settings.
Press the
AUTO/EXIT button.
Adjustment
Adjust the setting
with the and
buttons.
The main menu is closed.
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11-5. Adjustment Items
Symbol Item
Adjustment details
Brightness
/Contrast
Adjusts the screen brightness and contrast.
Adjusts the H-position (horizontal position), V-position
(vertical position), clock (width), and phase of the screen.
Image adjust
Adjusts the colour of the screen. Allows setting a colour
value or adjusting the hue for red, green, and blue.
Colour
Selects the menu language (English, German, Italian,
French, Spanish, or Japanese) and adjusts the OSD
H-position, OSD V-position, and OSD timeout.
OSD setup
Adjusts the sharpness and performs a Factory Recall
(which restores all settings to their default values).
Advanced
Shows the setting values of the current resolution, vertical
synchronization frequency, H polarity, and V polarity.
Information
11-6. Resolutions and Refresh Rates
Resolution
Horizontal frequency Vertical frequency
Mode
VESA
(kHz)
31.5
37.5
37.9
31.5
35.2
37.9
46.9
48.1
48.4
56.5
60.0
64.0
(Hz)
60
75
72
70
56
60
75
72
60
70
75
60
640 480
720 400
800 600
1024 768
1280 1024
1152 900
1280 1024
80.0
61.8
71.8
71.7
75
66
76
66
Server
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11-7. Notes on the LCD Display
While the on-screen display may shift, blink, or otherwise be disturbed just after the power is
turned on or the OS starts up/shuts down, this does not indicate a machine failure, and the
device may be used normally.
While 1280 1024 is the native full-screen resolution, the LCD display is full screen for all
resolutions.
For resolutions other than 1280 1024, characters may be blurred and the thickness of thin
lines can be uneven.
This is because the full-screen display is made by digital interpolation of the low-res output,
not by physical magnification. This is not a machine failure, and the device may be used
normally.
Although there might be some always-off dots or some always-on dots, this is accepted as it is
a natural characteristic of LCDs, not as a fatal imperfection. So use this device normally.
11-8. Notes on Using a KVM Switch
When a KVM switch is used for multiple servers equipped with various types of CRT
controllers, the image display position on the screen may be different between servers even
though the screen setting is the same for all servers. In general, the resolution and refresh
rate (vertical frequency) settings are the same for all servers, and only one set of parameters
for these settings are stored for the screen. Adjusting a shifted screen image for a server may
affect the display positions for the other servers.
To correct a shifted image without affecting the display positions for other servers, change the
settings as follows:
1. Change the refresh rate for the server whose display setting must be adjusted.
2. Adjust the display setting properly and save it.
In general, you can set multiple refresh rates for one resolution. By using this function, you
can set and use multiple setting options for the screen.
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11-9. Keyboard Operations
Using the Fn key on the compact layout keyboard of this device allows functions equivalent to
a full keyboard.
By pressing both the Fn key and a key with underscored characters, you can use the
function indicated by the characters. (For example, Scr Lk, Prt Sc, and SysRq)
When the Num Lock LED is lit, the functions indicated by the enclosed characters shown
on some keys are enabled.
For Solaris SUN, pressing the A key while holding down the Pause key emulates the
emergency stop command STOP-A for the open boot.
Fn Key and Key with Underscored Characters
Keys with Enclosed Characters
Keyboard Layout
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11-10. Pointing Device Operations
When you operate the pointing device, touch or tap lightly on the touchpad surface.
Moving the pointer : Slide your finger lightly on the touchpad surface in the direction you
want to move the cursor.
Single clicking
Double clicking
Dragging
: Lightly tap the touchpad surface once, or click the left button once.
: Lightly tap the touchpad surface twice, or click the left button twice.
: Lightly tap the touchpad surface twice and without releasing your finger
from the touchpad surface, slide your finger to move the cursor to the
desired position, and then release your finger from the surface. Or,
while holding down the left button, slide your finger to move the cursor
to the desired position, and then release your finger from the touchpad
surface.
Scrolling
: Slide your finger up or down along the right edge of the touchpad
surface to scroll up or down the screen.
Touchpad
Scroll area
Left button
Right button
The pointing device does not work correctly if you operate it in the
CAUTION following ways:
Operating the pointing device with a gloved finger
Operating the pointing device with a pen, ballpoint pen, or pencil
Operating the pointing device with two or more fingers
Operating the pointing device while something is on the touchpad
Operating the pointing device while water drops are on the
touchpad surface, while condensation is formed on the touchpad
surface, or with a wet finger
If the touchpad surface or your finger is wet, dry or wipe water well
before you use the touchpad.
Do not use a pointed metal object such as a pen. Doing so may
damage the touchpad surface.
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11-11. Hot-Key and Reset Switches
Hot-key switch
Outputs the Make/Break code for the Ctrl key twice. When a KVM switch is installed,
pressing this switch enables the hot-key mode.
Reset switch
Resets the keyboard and pointing device on this device.
Hot-key switch
Reset switch
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12. Troubleshooting
This chapter explains how to solve some problems you may encounter while you use this
product.
1. No image is displayed on the monitor
Symptom
Cause
Action
The power LED is out.
The power cable is incorrectly Connect the power cable
connected. Or, the power
plug is not fully inserted.
correctly and make sure the
plug is fully inserted.
The power is not turned on.
Press the power button.
The power LED is orange. Or, The server is in Standby
Press any key on the
keyboard or operate the
pointing device to exit the
Standby mode.
when the MENU/SELECT
button is pressed, the
message "Signal Going to
Sleep" is displayed.
mode.
The monitor cable is
incorrectly connected to the
server.
Connect the monitor cable
correctly to the server.
The power LED lights but no The Rack Console was
Turn on the device at the
image is displayed on the
monitor.
turned on after the server was same time as or before you
turned on.
turn on the server.
In some situations, the
following message is also
displayed:
"Frequency out of range:
**kHz/**Hz
please change the display
mode to 12801024 with
60Hz"
The monitor cable is
incorrectly connected to the
server.
Connect the monitor cable
correctly to the server.
The current resolution or
refresh rate is different from
the standard display setting.
Change the server settings to
use the standard display
resolution and refresh rate.
The screen flickers.
(When a KVM switch is
installed)
The monitor cable is
incorrectly connected to the
server.
Connect the monitor cable
correctly to the server.
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2. The monitor display looks strange
Symptom
Cause
Action
Grid screen that flickers.
Vertical stripes are visible.
The monitor is unfocused.
Adjust the focus of the monitor.
Monitor adjustment is not
correct.
Adjust the clock, and then adjust
the focus.
Display is larger or
smaller than the monitor screen. not correct.
The display position setting is
Adjust the clock, and then adjust
the display position.
The current resolution (mode) is Change the server settings to
different from the standard
display setting.
use the standard display
resolution (mode).
Sometimes no images are
displayed on the monitor.
The power plug is not fully
inserted.
Make sure the plug is fully
inserted.
Letter weights are different
across the monitor.
Focus or clock adjustment is not Adjust the clock, and then adjust
correct.
the focus.
The resolution is lower than
1280 1024.
Letter weights may also be
intentionally different because a
digital magnification is used.
Set the monitor resolution to
1280 1024 in "Monitor
Properties".
The screen flickers.
The resolution is lower than
1280 1024.
When the resolution is not 1280
1024, the screen may flicker.
In such a case, change the
refresh rate.
3. Monitor cannot be adjusted
Symptom
Cause
Action
Automatic adjustment using the Automatic adjustment was
Make the monitor image as
bright as possible, and then
AUTO/EXIT button does not
performed with an extremely
work and the following message dark monitor background/image. press the AUTO/EXIT button to
is not displayed:
redo automatic adjustment.
"AUTO Processing"
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13. Cleaning the Rack Console
Turn off the power and unplug the power cable from the power socket.
CAUTION Do not use cleansers that contain abrasives, or organic solvents such
as benzene, thinner, or alcohol.
Do not apply water, soap, or spray-type cleaners directly onto the Rack
Console. If liquids enter the interior of the Rack Console, it can cause
malfunctions or damage.
Wipe the device and monitor cabinet with a clean dry cloth. If there is excessive dirt, wipe it
off with a soft, damp cloth that has been thoroughly wrung out.
Remove dust with a soft brush.
Clean the keyboard and pointing device with a soft, dry cloth such as gauze. If there is
excessive dirt, wipe it off with a cloth that has been damped with water or neutral detergent
diluted with water and has been thoroughly wrung out. After you use a neutral detergent,
wipe off the detergent on the device with a damp cloth that has been thoroughly wrung out.
Remove dust with a soft brush.
Clean the monitor screen with a soft dry cloth such as gauze.
Remove dust with a soft brush.
14. Environmental Protection
Environmentally-friendly product design and development
This product has been designed in accordance with the Fujitsu standard for "environmentally
friendly product design and development". This means that key factors such as durability,
selection and labeling of materials, emissions, packaging, ease of dismantling and recycling
have been taken into account.
This saves resources and thus reduces the harm done to the environment. Further
information can be found at:
http://ts.fujitsu.com/products/standard_servers/index.html (for the EMEA market)
http://primeserver.fujitsu.com/primergy/concept/ (for the Japanese market)
Energy-saving information
Devices that do not need to be constantly switched on should be switched off until they are
needed as well as during long breaks and after completion of work.
Packaging information
This packaging information doesn’t apply to the Japanese market.
Do not throw away the packaging. You may need it later for transporting the system. If
possible, the equipment should only be transported in its original packaging.
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Information on handling consumables
Please dispose of printer consumables and batteries in accordance with the applicable
national regulations.
In accordance with EU directives, batteries must not be disposed of with unsorted domestic
waste. They can be returned free of charge to the manufacturer, dealer or an authorized agent
for recycling or disposal.
All batteries containing pollutants are marked with a symbol (a crossed-out garbage can).
They are also marked with the chemical symbol for the heavy metal that causes them to be
categorized as containing pollutants:
Cd Cadmium
Hg Mercury
Pb Lead
Labels on plastic casing parts
Please avoid sticking your own labels on plastic parts wherever possible, since this makes it
difficult to recycle them.
Returns, recycling and disposal
Please handle returns, recycling and disposal in accordance with local regulations.
The device must not be disposed of with domestic waste. This device is labeled
in compliance with European directive 2002/96/EC on waste electrical and
electronic equipment (WEEE).
This directive sets the framework for returning and recycling used equipment
and is valid across the EU. When returning your used device, please use the
return and collection systems available to you. Further information can be found
Details regarding the return and recycling of devices and consumables within Europe can also
be found in the "Returning used devices" manual, via your local Fujitsu branch or from our
recycling center in Paderborn:
Fujitsu Technology Solutions
Recycling Center
D-33106 Paderborn
Tel.
Fax
+49 5251 8 18010
+49 5251 8 333 18010
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15. Technical Specifications
Product ID:
RC25
Power Specifications
Rated voltage range
Frequency
100V to 240V AC
50/60 Hz
Rated current
100V/0.65A, 240V/0.5A
External Dimensions
RC25 Rack Mount Kit
15 mm (W) 708 to 786 mm (freely
adjustable) (D) 43.4 mm (H)
Main unit
(including the handle, excluding the rear
protrusions)
(W)
(D)
(H)
(1) When the LCD is closed
486 mm 444 mm 42.5 mm
486 mm 410 mm 372 mm
480 mm
(2) When the LCD is fully open
(3) Slide rail extended
Weight
Weight
14 kg
(including the cable management part and
cables)
Required Environmental Conditions
Operating temperature
10 to 35 °C
-25 to 60 °C
29 °C
Storage temperature
Maximum wet-bulb temperature
Avoid condensation while the product is in
use. The normal server operating
specifications are applied.
Monitor
Panel
17" TFT colour LCD
Resolution
Maximum 1280 dots (length) 1024 lines
(width)
Dot pitch
0.264 0.264 mm
Refresh rate
Colours
Maximum 75 Hz
Maximum 16,770,000 (dithering)
250 cd/m2 (Typ)
Brightness
Connector
Mini D-SUB 15-pin (analog RGB)
Power consumption
Maximum 25 W or less
During standby: 3.0 W or less
During power switch OFF: 3.0 W or less
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Keyboard
Layout
English
Number of keys
Connector
92
PS/2 or USB (Select one.)
Pointing Device
Method
Resolution
Additional function
Connector
Number of buttons
Other Functions
Virtual Media port
Static touchpad
220 cpi (character/inch)
Scrolling function
PS/2 or USB (Select one.)
2
Used for connecting with the corresponding
port on an Avocent KVM switch
USB1.1 High speed
Certified Standards
EN 60950-1 2nd Edition
CSA/UL 60950-1 2nd Edition
EN55022:Class A
EN55024
EN61000-3-2
EN61000-3-3
FCC Class A
VCCI Class A
(CCC S&E)
(NOM)
(IRAM)
(BSMI)
(C-tick)
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43cm/17" TFT Rack Console (RC25)
User's Manual
Published
September 2010 First Edition
Published by FUJITSU LIMITED
The content of this manual may be modified without prior notice.
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