Optional Template Elements; Element Specific Conventions - AMX MIO-R4 Operation/Reference Manual

Optional Template Elements

Your templates can have any of the following:

Element Specific Conventions

TPDesign4 Touch Panel Design Software (v2.10 or higher)
[info]buttonName This text is used to populate the mouseover element description in the
toolbox.
buttonName - This is unused and the button is deleted in the generated TP4 project.
The pages and popups in a Placeholder element can contain one or more Title buttons.
The text is replaced with the name given to the Placeholder element in the generated TP4
project.
[title]buttonName
buttonName - The button name will be used in the generated TP4 project.
Mode Elements - This element is generally used for designating "modes" your system will
work in, i.e., "Video Conference Mode" or "Presentation Mode." Additionally, Mode elements
can be associated with rooms.
Consists of a single page and can contain multiple popups.
Only one Mode element can be displayed at a time.
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Sub-Navigation Elements - This element is a submenu and can occur on screen with
Navigation elements.
Consists of at least one popup and can contain multiple popups.
Cannot contain pages.
Splash Elements - This element is a popup that can contain an image, i.e., corporate logo.
Consists of at least one popup and can contain multiple popups.
Cannot contain pages.
Device Elements - This element is the actual device used. For reference, consult AMX
templates where we list the most commonly used devices.
Consists of one page and can contain multiple popups.
Only one Device element can be displayed at a time.
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Feature Elements - This element resembles the Device element. However, there can only be
one Feature element in a panel design, i.e., the "Clean Panel" feature.
Consists of one page and can contain multiple popups.
Only one Feature element can be displayed at a time.
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Sub-Feature Elements - This element represents the "universal" features that appear on many
pages, i.e., "volume."
Consists of at least one popup and can contain multiple popups.
Cannot contain pages.
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