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These choices dictate the touch panel files that are created by DXP-PRO and then
later available for download to the desired touch panel via the TPD4 application.
These touch panel files are later listed within the User Interface folder of active
DXP-PRO project shown within the NetLinx Studio Workspace tab.
The Touch Panel Interfaces table can be sorted by clicking on any of the three column header cells
(Panel ID, Display Name and Type). Clicking the header cells toggles between sorting the column
in ascending or descending order. Clicking on any of the cells within the list selects the touch panel
for editing.
If the Use Resource Manager option is selected, you may identify whether a
selected panel is used for control or as an RMS Welcome panel. No RMS support is
included in G3 panels, except for the use of Welcome Panels.
To edit the Display Name and Panel Type fields
1. Select a panel from the list, and make any necessary changes in the Display Name and Panel
Type fields.
2. Click the Apply button to apply your changes.
To add a new Touch Panel Interface field
1. Select a panel from the list, make the necessary alterations to the properties such as: Display
Name and Panel Type.
2. Click the Add button to add your newly configured panel.
Each Modero panel is shipped with a factory default panel Device ID value of 10001.
Each consecutive panel added to the project (within this dialog of the DXP-PRO
wizard) adds a value of one to the initial (default) panel device ID value of 10501. The
value of the panel must be reset to correspond to the Device ID value assigned
by the created DXP-PRO panel project. Refer to the Report.html file for more
information (Understanding the Report File section on page 70).
Use the Menu Style radio buttons to select the menu style to be displayed on all touch panels in the
system.
DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer's Guide
The Panel ID is an arbitrary reference to the touch panel and is not the Device ID. You
can find the Device ID in the report generated by DXP-PRO.
The Display Name is the reference to the touch panel that is used in the installation
report.
The Panel Type determines which touch panel files get modified and added to the
NetLinx Studio Project. There are several supported panel types (see the Supported
Touch Panels section on page 5 for details).
The Resource Manager Welcome Panel checkbox enables the Resource Manager
welcome screen on the selected touch panel. Note that Resource Manager must be
enabled, via the Integrated Applications dialog page, for this feature to work. This
Resource Manager Welcome panel sits on the outside of a conference room that would
display the meetings scheduled within. This would allow people to view what meetings
are scheduled for the day and if one is currently in progress. Enabling this feature
disables all other Menu Style selections for the selected panel.
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