Button Types Toolbar - AMX TPDESIGN3 V3.16 Instruction Manual

Button Borders Toolbar Buttons (Cont.)
Double Shadow
Single Diamond
Double Diamond
3D Single
Rectangle
3D Double
Rectangle
3D Single Round
3D Double Round
Neon 1
Neon 2
Blue Neon
Green Neon

Button Types Toolbar

You can use the Button Types toolbar buttons to assign a particular function to a selected button
(the availability of these features are dependant on the type of panel project selected). The Button
Types toolbar is not selectable from the drop-down menus. It is movable and can be placed in either
a vertical or horizontal position.
The Button Types toolbar buttons are lists and described in Figure 5. Select Button Types from the
Tools menu to toggle the main toolbar buttons On or Off in the Workspace.
Button Types Toolbar Buttons
Button Names
General
Joystick
TPDesign3 Touch Panel Program
Changes the selected button border to double shadow.
Changes the selected button border to single diamond.
Changes the selected button border to a double diamond.
Changes the selected button border to a 3-dimensional rectangle.
Changes the selected button border to a 3-dimensional double rectangle.
Changes the selected button border to a 3-dimensional single round rectangle.
Changes the selected button border to a 3-dimensional double border with
rounded corners.
Changes the selected button border to single Neon.
Changes the selected button border to double neon.
Changes the selected button border to a blue neon border.
Changes the selected button border to a green neon border.
Operation
Changes an active button into a general button. Sets the button to automatically
send a message to the Central Controller via the AXlink connector, or through
wireless communication (Wave Server).
Changes an active button into a joystick button. Sets the button to a joystick that
includes a control stick. When you move the control stick, the touch panel sends
data to the Central Controller and to the external device to perform a pre-pro-
grammed operation.
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