(Figure.1.1 Canvas 27 Workspace and accessories)
(Figure.1.2 Top Down View)
(Figure.1.3 Right-Hand Side View)
1 | Dell Canvas 27 Workspace | 2 | Dell Canvas 27 Totem |
3 | Dell Canvas 27 Pen |
(Figure.2.1 Dell Canvas 27 Front View)
1 | LED Indicators | 2 | 27" Touch Screen Display |
(Figure.2.2 Dell Canvas 27 Top view)
1 | USB Type-C Connector (Upstream) | 2 | DisplayPort Connector |
3 | HDMI Connector | 4 | DC-In Connector |
5 | Security Cable Slot | 6 | Power Button |
7 | OSD Button | 8 | Touch Enable/Disable Button |
(Figure.2.3 Dell Canvas 27 Left-Hand Side view)
1 | I/O Cover | 2 | Side Cover |
(Figure.2.4 Dell Canvas 27 Right-Hand Side view)
1 | Combo Audio Connector | 2 | USB Type-C Connector (Downstream) |
3 | USB 3.1 Gen1 Connector | 4 | USB 3.1 Gen1 Connector |
(Figure.2.5 Dell Canvas 27 Rear view)
1 | KickStand | 2 | Back Cover |
(Figure.3.1 Dell Canvas 27 Totem)
The Dial totem is an on-screen input device that can be used to control system or application-specific interactions on the Dell Canvas. You can use the totem in your non-dominant hand while using the pen or touch with the other hand.
(Figure.3.2 Dell Canvas 27 Totem Push Button)
User Action | Description |
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Press and Hold | This action activates and shows the Dial totem main menu, there is no app functionality associated with this gesture |
Rotate | The Dial totem is primarily designed to support rotation for interactions that involve changing the values or scrolls through a menu of items. The device can be rotated both clockwise and counterclockwise |
Single Click | Clicking the Dial totem is similar to clicking the left mouse button. You can click the totem to select a menu item |
Lift-Off -- Remove the Totem from the screen | Lift-off indicates the action of removing the totem from the screen.
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(Figure.3.3 Dell Canvas 27 Totem Dial)
You can use the Dial totem to access and change the menu settings.
1 | Dial Totem Accessory | 2 | Push Input Button |
3 | Wheel Icons |
The Canvas Pen is designed for a highly precise and natural writing experience and can be used directly on the Dell Canvas screen. The Pen uses electromagnetic resonance (EMR) technology and gets activated when brought within the proximity of the Dell Canvas screen.
(Figure.4.1 Canvas 27 Pen)
User Action | Description |
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Positioning | To position, the screen cursor, move the Pen slightly above the Dell Canvas screen without touching the screen surface. To make a selection, press the Pen tip on the display screen |
Clicking | Tap the display screen once with the Pen tip, or touch the Pen to the Canvas screen with enough pressure to register a click. |
Dragging | Select an object, then slide the Pen tip across the Canvas screen to move the object. |
Using the Top and Bottom Barrel Buttons | The buttons have customizable options. By default, the Top button is set to Erase, and the lower barrel button is set to the Barrel button. You can customize the options in the Canvas Pen settings page. |
Working with pressure sensitivity | To draw, ink, or write with pressure sensitivity, move the Pen along the display screen surface while applying various amounts of pressure downward on the tip of the Pen. Press hard for thick lines or dense color. Press gently for thin lines or softer color |
Drawing with Tilt | Tilt can be used to control line shape and thickness in any application that supports this feature. |
Erasing | In applications that support this feature, the Pen eraser works like a pencil eraser. |
(Figure.4.2 Nib and Pen Holder)
(Figure.4.3 Nibs)
1 | Pen | 2 | Top Barrel Button |
3 | Bottom Barrel Button | 4 | Pen Tip-Nib |
5 | Cap of the Nib Holder | 6 | Nib Removal Tool |
7 | Nib Holder - Side View | 8 | The base of the Nib Holder |
9 | Nib Holder - Top View | 10 | B- Soft Nib |
11 | H- Hard Nib | 12 | HB - Medium Nib |
You can connect the Dell Canvas 27 screen to any Plug-and-Play-compatible system.
The Dell Canvas 27 automatically provides the computer system with its extended display identification data (EDID) using display data channel (DDC) protocols so the computer can configure itself and optimize the Dell Canvas 27 settings.
Most monitor installations are automatic; you can select different settings if desired.
For more information about changing the Dell Canvas 27 settings, refer to the user manual.
Turn on your PC
Connect your video cable from the PC to the rear of the Dell Canvas 27
Connect Power to the Dell Canvas 27
Turn on the Dell Canvas 27
With the system plugged with a known good power source, press the OSD button to activate the On-Screen Display utility.
(Figure.6 OSD (On Screen Display))
Name | Description |
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Brightness/Contrast | Touch this icon to change the brightness and contrast of the screen |
Input Source | Touch this icon to choose from a list of input sources |
Color | Touch this icon to adjust the color setting mode |
Display | Touch this icon to adjust the image |
Menu | Touch this icon to launch the On-Screen Display(OSD) menu screen |
Personalize | Touch this icon to select from the other settings and create a shortcut key |
Exit | Touch the X icon to exit the On-Screen Display(OSD) utility. |
The Dell Canvas 27 includes an LCD BIST feature that provides new troubleshooting steps in a stand-alone mode.
Remove all video cables connected to the Dell Canvas 27
With the AC Pack connected, hold the OSD button down for over 8 seconds until a gray screen appears
Press lightly anywhere on the screen to change the pattern seen
Inspect the display for any abnormalities or defects
Once the LCD BIST is completed, the system will display the Dell logo then proceed to the canvas workspace
The service tag information is only present on the physical label on the back of the Dell Canvas 27 and is not stored or embedded in any internal flash storage.
(Figure.7 Service tag location marked on the back of the Canvas 27)
(Figure.8 AC Pack)