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TT-107IU Silicone Keyboard       -      Technical Documentation 

15.05.2012                    © E.L.B. Ex-Geraete Bachmann GmbH                                      Page  4

Handling of the mouse pad 

The mouse pad detects the position of a finger by capacitance scanning. This 
works  even  with  rubber-gloves  for  single  use,  but  not  with  usual  working 
gloves.  If  you  cannot  do  without  working  gloves,  please  help  yourself  with  a 
metal tool with a big and flat bottom, covered by a sticking tape to protect the 
mouse  pad  from  being  scratched.  Additionally  the  electrical  capacitance 
between this tool and the environment  
must be sufficient (big 
overall  surface).  E.  g. 
the  tubes  of  big  felt-tip 
pens  are  suitable  (15 
mm Ø, 100 mm length). 
 

 

 

Mouse key functions 

The mouse keys are situated between the mouse pad and the keyboard edge 
close to the user. They work just like usual mouse keys. 

 

 

Mouse pad functions 

Sliding  of  one  finger  over  the  pad  moves  the  mouse 
pointer  over  the  screen.  Please  read  about  additional 
functions, which you might initiate by mistake. 

 

1.  Tapping on the pad   -   in general 

No powerful knocking necessary. Just lay down your finger(s) gently on the 
pad surface, without hurry while double-clicking. 

 

2.  Tapping on the pad   -   with one finger 

a) Tapping once 
Tapping once on the pad with one finger works like clicking the left mouse 
button  once:  In  text  documents  the  text  cursor  jumps  into  the  line  of  the 
mouse pointer or a drawing is selected. 
 
b) Tapping two or three times 

Double tapping with one finger works like double-clicking of the left mouse 
button. In text documents ... 

  ... the text cursor either jumps to the tab position, which is next to the 

mouse pointer (behaviour at the end of a paragraph)  

  ... or a new tab is created at the mouse pointer position (behaviour 

inside of a text line) 

  ... or the tapped word is selected. 

Tapping three times selects the whole paragraph around the tapped word. 
The fourth tapping cancels all former selections.  

Summary of Contents for TT-107IU

Page 1: ...B EX GERAETE 15 05 2012 TT 107IU Technical Documentation ...

Page 2: ...mponents 3 3 Handling Hints 3 4 Marking for Hazardous areas 6 5 Intrinsic Safe Supply and Data Transmission 7 Order examples 7 8 6 General Data 6 1 Current Consumption 8 6 2 Weights and measures 8 6 3 IP Degree 8 6 4 Extension Cables 9 6 5 Connectors in Hazardous Areas 9 Appendix 7 Safety Advices 10 8 Liability 11 9 Declaration of Conformity 11 10 Certificate 12 ...

Page 3: ...an interface devices There is no driver CD necessary Further more the USB plug may be connected before or after starting the PC With every powering up the keyboard first checks the maximum possible data rate of the USB channel If the data rate is less than 480 Mbit s USB 2 0 high speed a message appears on the screen like this This device might work better with a high speed USB connector and the k...

Page 4: ...g of one finger over the pad moves the mouse pointer over the screen Please read about additional functions which you might initiate by mistake 1 Tapping on the pad in general No powerful knocking necessary Just lay down your finger s gently on the pad surface without hurry while double clicking 2 Tapping on the pad with one finger a Tapping once Tapping once on the pad with one finger works like ...

Page 5: ...wheel When the black double arrow converts into a single pointer the screen starts to move over the document in the pointed direction The scroll velocity corresponds to the distance between the arrowheads and the pointer Scrolling continues with no finger on the pad Putting a finger on the pad and sliding again may change the scroll velocity and direction Two fingers on the pad pressing the mouse ...

Page 6: ... 107IU must be supplied by an ATEX certified intrinsically safe supply which fits to the electrical data listed above This is valid for the dust atmosphere models too We recommend the USB supply series W Q which is meant for operating inside of gas hazardous areas In dust atmosphere however USB sockets are not allowed because the contacts are not dust protected Danger of ignition of conductive dus...

Page 7: ...st protected Danger of ignition of conductive dust But the keyboard itself may be operated in dust areas Please find more connection possibilities in the USB sticks data sheets 3 Order examples TT 107IU Intrinsically safe USB keyboard with mouse pad and ca 2 1 m cable WR Q 005 A Intrinsically safe supply with 50 cm cable flying leads and attached USB plug UClamp1 Connector for WR Q 005 A with clam...

Page 8: ...d directly with the PC without intrinsically safe supply 2 With intrinsically safe supply between PC and keyboard 3 After some period without operation 6 2 Weights and measures Dimensions 340 x 165 x 21 5 mm Weight ca 1200 g Cable length ca 2 1 m Under the bottom plate there are four nuts size M5 for fastening the key board to a desktop They are covered by stoppers or plastic screws The easiest wa...

Page 9: ...be found in the certificates of the terminal blocks or the junction boxes The maximum cable length is not predictable because many USB devices refuse to install themselves if the USB cable does not transmit frequencies which are much higher than the actual data transmission rate If you need especially long cables please give us a message The lead colours of USB cables are standardized see drawing ...

Page 10: ...e unit and secure it against being used again Installation maintenance and cleaning of the units must only be performed by persons trained and authorized for this purpose insofar as they are familiar with the units It is prohibited for the operator or his staff to open the units in a way that is not described in this manual This may only be done by specifically authorized personnel of E L B Ex Ger...

Page 11: ...ation must be observed Model Silicone USB keyboard with mouse pad TT 107IU Directive EMC Directive 2004 108 EG European Standards EN 55022 2008 07 EN 55024 2003 10 Directive Low Voltage Directive 2006 95 EC European Standards EN 60950 2011 01 Directive 94 9 EC European Standards EN 60079 0 2009 EN 60079 11 2007 EN 61241 11 2006 EN 61241 0 is part of EN 60079 0 The certificate printed on the follow...

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