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General| Model | VF-2400 GEN 2 Series |
|---|---|
| Display Type | LED |
| IP Rating | IP65 |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 50°C |
| Lifespan | 100, 000 hours |
Explains how to use the manual for VF-2400 series Dynamic Message Signs (DMS).
Provides a brief overview of the VF-2400 series displays.
Covers Vanguard Software, VFC-3000 Controller, and Auxiliary Control Panel (Optional).
Defines peripherals as display components configured through the VFC-3000 controller.
Describes a module as a replaceable unit with LED pixels and a driver board.
Explains power supplies, redundancy, and the Low Voltage Distribution Board (LVDB).
Details the control panel, including CAN Distribution Board, CAN I/O Board, and DC/DC Converter.
Describes the panelboard as a circuit breaker box for power distribution.
Explains the surge suppressor's role in protecting the display from current spikes.
Defines relays as solid-state switches controlling electrical currents for components.
Covers external and internal sensors for temperature, light, and door detection.
Details intake fans, filters, heater fans, and fan RPM sensors.
Describes the fluorescent lights and their activation sensors located on doors.
Explains the function and independent control of optional beacons for alerts.
Covers cabinet light, door reporting, drawers, panelboard, outlets, and exhaust fan.
Details the LIE's light, fold-down shelf, and outlets for laptop use.
Details the correct procedure for lifting the display using eyebolts and a lifting bar.
Explains how to set the display on the ground using transportation skids.
Describes how to securely mount the display to a structure using Z-extrusions.
Covers ground mounting and pole mounting for the traffic cabinet.
Provides instructions for mounting the Laptop Interface Enclosure (LIE).
Emphasizes that qualified personnel must perform electrical installations for safety.
Details grounding requirements for all components for safety and reliable operation.
Explains power requirements, including an isolated earth-ground conductor.
Describes the bonding screw and its installation for local and national code compliance.
Covers power routing, conduit sealing, module connection, and fan/PS connections.
Details wiring requirements for traffic cabinet components to the earth-ground rod.
Explains the importance of testing after installation and contacting support for procedures.
Lists tools required for servicing and notes front accessibility of display components.
Explains the system used to number modules for troubleshooting purposes.
Details 7-segment error codes for modules and LVDB, their causes, and solutions.
Provides steps to open face panel doors for accessing internal components.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the VFC-3000 controller.
Provides instructions for replacing display modules, with a caution about power.
Step-by-step guide for replacing power supplies within the electrical bay.
Instructions for removing and replacing the Low Voltage Distribution Board (LVDB).
Details how to replace fuses on the LVDB, emphasizing using correct type and rating.
Covers replacement of DC/DC Converter Board, CAN Distribution Board, and CAN I/O Board.
Details fan and filter maintenance and replacement procedures.
Covers replacement of traffic cabinet fan/thermostat assembly and light.
Provides instructions for replacing an LIE light.
Covers periodic checks and cleaning for structure, ground resistance, cabinet, sensors, fans, filters, controller, and panels.
Provides a checklist for regular maintenance items with service intervals.
Lists common problems, possible causes, and solutions for display issues.
Explains the formats for Daktronics part numbers used for ordering.
Details the Exchange Program and Repair & Return Program procedures.
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