{"id":1087,"date":"2018-02-17T02:09:51","date_gmt":"2018-02-17T10:09:51","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/k6hr.com\/?p=1087"},"modified":"2023-01-22T17:52:19","modified_gmt":"2023-01-23T01:52:19","slug":"nearing-completion-021618","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/k6hr.com\/index.php\/2018\/02\/17\/nearing-completion-021618\/","title":{"rendered":"Nearing Completion! 4K UHD Monitor – 021618"},"content":{"rendered":"

Finally it’s beginning to feel like the station is nearing completion. The LG 32UD59-B<\/a> 4K UHD monitor has arrived, and it looks amazing. Almost everything is connected and working.<\/p>\n

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The LG 32UD59-B monitor looks great!<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The AT-AUTO is the last piece of equipment remaining to be connected, and is scheduled to arrive on Tuesday 2\/20\/18. Today I ordered the remaining cables needed to install the tuner (two coax jumpers and an FTDI USB Serial cable)<\/p>\n

Testing today at 1KW output did not produce any noticeable RFI in the shack! More testing will be required once all the PC monitors are in place and connected. The linear amplifier now delivers full output with 5 watts less drive It may be possible to lower the drive power even further after more testing is completed.<\/p>\n

The rack is in the operating position and the desktop sides have been restored. The 4K monitor has been mounted and the remodel could be finished tomorrow if all goes well..<\/p>\n

SPECIFICATIONS
\n32UD59\/32MU59\/32UD60
\nLCD Screen Type: TFT (Thin Film Transistor)
\nLCD (Liquid Crystal Display) Screen
\nPixel Pitch: 0.181 mm x 0.181 mm
\nMaximum Resolution: 3840 x 2160 @ 60 Hz
\nRecommended Resolution: 3840 x 2160 @ 60 Hz
\nVideo Signal Horizontal Frequency: 30 kHz to 135 kHz
\nVertical Frequency: 56Hz to 61 Hz
\nInput Connectors: HDMI IN1, HDMI IN2, DP(DisplayPort) IN, H\/P(Headphone) OUT
\nPower input
\n19 V 3.3 A
\nPower consumption (Typ.)
\nOn mode: 39 W Typ. (ENERGY STAR\u00ae standard)*
\n50 W Typ. (Outgoing condition)**
\nSleep Mode \u2264 0.5 W
\nOff Mode \u2264 0.3 W
\nAC\/DC adaptor
\nType DA-65G 19, Asian Power Devices Inc. production
\nOr type LCAP39, LIEN CHANG ELECTRONIC ENTERPRISE production
\nOutput: 19 V 3.42 A
\nEnvironmental Conditions
\nOperating Condition
\nTemperature: (32 \u00b0F to 104 \u00b0F); Humidity: < 80%
\nStoring Condition
\nTemperature: (-4 \u00b0F to 140 \u00b0F); Humidity: < 85%
\nDimension
\nMonitor Size (Width x Height x Depth)
\nWith Stand
\n28.67 inches x 18.04 inches x 9.32 inches
\nWithout Stand
\n28.67 inches x 16.72 inches x 1.96 inches
\nWeight (Without Packaging)
\nWith Stand
\n15.65 lbs
\nWithout Stand
\n11.68 lbs
\nProduct specifications shown above may be changed without prior notice due to upgrade of product functions.
\n* The power consumption level can be different by operating condition and monitor setting.
\n* The On mode power consumption is measured with ENERGY STAR\u00ae test standard.
\n** The On mode power consumption is measured with LGE test standard ( Full White pattern , Maximum
\nresolution).<\/p>\n

Unfortunately, after putting everything in place today I found the W10 PC has no power. I might have forgotten to connect the power cord, or I may have turned off the power switch on the PC power supply by mistake. I’m going to try to wiggle one hand back there and see if I can restore power without having to take the desktop apart and pull the rack out. If its not as simple as connecting the power, and the W10 PC has to be pulled, it will be postponed until after the March 2018 ARRL HF Contest. I’m curious to see what the 4K UHD Monitor will look like once connected to the Display Port output on the W10 PC.<\/p>\n

I’m finally in the home stretch, as only a few more items remain to be completed:<\/p>\n