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AMX AXT-CP Instruction Manual

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  • Page 1 Color Passive-Matrix LCD Touch Panels (Firmware version G2 or lower) Instruction Manual t a k e c o n t r o l...
  • Page 2 AMX dealer. Consumers should inquire from selling dealer as to the nature and extent of the dealer’s warranty, if any. AMX is not liable for any damages caused by its products or for the failure of its products to perform, including any lost profits, lost savings, incidental damages, or consequential damages.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Introduction ................1 Overview Features Application How to Use this Manual Installing the Touch Panel............5 Overview Mounting the Touch Panel AXU-CP or AXU-CP/PB and low-profile back box AXU-CP or AXU-CP/PB, and BB-TP2 (solid surfaces) AXU-CP or AXU-CP/PB, and BB-TP2 (plasterboard) AXM-CP or AXM-CP/PB (rack mount) Wiring the Touch Panel...
  • Page 4 Page menu buttons Decision buttons Status buttons Keyboards Designing a Touch Panel Page..........27 Overview Activate the Editor Bar Create a Page Add a page Set the page color Create a Button Add a button Resize the button Button Attributes Set the button attributes Set the border Set the channel code...
  • Page 5 Touch Panel Program Reference ......... 51 Overview Setup Page Open the Setup Page Buttons Beep LCD timer Serial number, AXlink, and vX.XX Set time and date Double beep Set background Compare device Protected setup Show device Bright & contrast Protected Setup Page Open the Protected Setup Page Protected Setup Page Buttons Editor...
  • Page 6 Attributes Save Paste Set to default Page Menu Options Copy Rename Delete Go to Passwd pg flip Print Page color Icons Menu Options Time Date E timer 16 char term 32 char term Vertical graph Icon feedback Joystick Drawings Bright & contrast System Menu Options Clear buttons Clear drawings...
  • Page 7 AXCESS Programming ............115 Overview System Send_Commands Color Numbers Color Send_Commands Variable Text Send_Commands Replacing the Lithium Batteries ........127 Overview AXT-CP AXU-CP, AXU-CP/PB, AXM-CP, and AXM-CP/PB Memory Upgrade..............131 Operation AXT-CP AXU-CP, AXU-CP/PB, AXM-CP, and AXM-CP/PB Color Guidelines ..............135...
  • Page 8 Table of Contents Color Passive-Matrix LCD Touch Panels...

  • Page 9: Introduction

    16 pushbuttons. You can use TPDOC or TPDesign touch panel design programs to create custom pages with buttons, icons, sliders, bar graphs, time displays, logos, and drawings. Figure 1 shows an AXT-CP TiltScreen touch panel.

  • Page 10: Application

    Application The touch panels control a wide variety of equipment connected to the AXCESS Control System, the RS-232 port, or a combination of both. Figure 2 shows a sample AXT-CP and AXCESS Control System. Figure 2 AXT-CP Sample AXT-CP and AXCESS...

  • Page 11: How To Use This Manual

    How to Use this Manual This manual contains complete information about the AMX color-passive touch panel product line. The main sections in this manual include: Installation, wiring, and cleaning instructions.
  • Page 12 Helpful hints you can use to check panel wiring, correct Technical Support a software program problem, and the numbers to call for AMX technical support. Introduction Color Passive-Matrix LCD Touch Panels...

  • Page 13: Installing The Touch Panel

    The section describes how to mount, wire and clean touch panels. Figure 3 shows a sample system application using an AXT-CP and AXCESS Control System. The PC shown in the illustration is optional, and only used to upload or download touch panel pages and drawings.

  • Page 14: Mounting The Touch Panel

    Mounting the Touch Panel The following describes how to mount the AXU-CP or AXU-CP/PB with a low- profile back box, an AXU-CP or AXU-CP/PB in the BB-TP2 UniMount back box, and AXM-CP or AXM-CP/PB in an equipment rack. AXU-CP or AXU-CP/PB and low-profile back box Mount the AXU-CP or AXU-CP/PB, and low-profile back box ( Figure 4): Figure 4 Low-profile backbox...
  • Page 15 Make a cutout in the surface according to the dimensions shown in Figure 5 for a low-profile back box. Figure 5 AXU-CP or AXU-CP/PB and low-profile back box cutout dimensions Insert a flat-blade screwdriver into the release slot on the touch panel’ s bezel and remove the engraved overlay.

  • Page 16: Axu-Cp Or Axu-Cp/Pb, And Bb-Tp2

    Insert the engraved overlay back into the bezel. slot located at the bottom. Connect the AXlink wiring to the AMX Control System and RS-232 wiring (optional) to the external RS-232 device. The touch panel will beep when you apply power.
  • Page 17 ‘ B’ in the cutout dimensions mounting holes. illustration. Disconnect the AXlink connector from the AMX Control System that supplies power and data to the touch panel. Then, disconnect the optional RS-232 connector from the external RS-232 device connected to the touch panel.

  • Page 18: Axu-Cp Or Axu-Cp/Pb, And Bb-Tp2

    Insert the engraved overlay back into the bezel. Connect the AXlink wiring to the AMX Control System and RS-232 wiring to the external RS-232 device. The touch panel will beep when you apply power. AXU-CP or AXU-CP/PB, and BB-TP2 (plasterboard)
  • Page 19 Cut the surface according to the cutout dimensions shown in Figure 9. Figure 9 AXU-CP or AXU-CP/PB, and BB-TP2 cutout dimensions for plasterboard Insert a flat-blade screwdriver into the release slot on the touch panel’ s bezel and remove the engraved overlay. Lay the touch panel face down onto a soft cloth and remove the four screws from the low-profile back box.

  • Page 20: Axm-Cp Or Axm-Cp/Pb (Rack Mount)

    Insert the engraved overlay back into the bezel. Connect the AXlink wiring to the AMX Control System and RS-232 wiring to the external RS-232 device. The touch panel will beep when you apply power. AXM-CP or AXM-CP/PB (rack mount)

  • Page 21: Wiring The Touch Panel

    The RS-232, AXlink, and PWR (power supply) connectors are located on the rear panel of the AXT-CP as shown in Figure 11. The connectors are located in the top- right corner of the UniMount and rack-mount touch panels as shown in Figure 12.

  • Page 22: Guidelines

    Guidelines Caution The touch panels require 12 VDC power to operate properly. The AXCESS Control System supplies power via the AXlink cable or external 12 VDC power supply. The Do not connect power to the touch panel until the wiring is maximum wiring distance between the control system and touch panel is complete.

  • Page 23: Using Axlink For Data And Power

    Using AXlink for data and power Connect the control system’ s AXlink connector to the AXlink connector on the touch panel for data and 12 VDC power as shown in Figure 14. Figure 14 PWR (12 VDC) connector AXlink wiring diagram PWR (+) (No connection) GND (-)

  • Page 24: Using The Rs-232 Connector For Mouse Control Or Data

    Using the RS-232 connector for mouse control or data The dual-function RS-232 (DB-9) connector supports most standard serial mouse control devices and RS-232 communication protocols for PC data transmission. Refer to the TPDOC Instruction Manual for data transmission information. Figure 16 lists RS-232 (DB-9) connector specifications and Figure 17 shows the RS- 232 (DB-9) connector and power supply wiring diagram.

  • Page 25: Cleaning The Touch Panel Overlay

    Cleaning the Touch Panel Overlay After installing the touch panel, you should clean the touch overlay as follows: Disconnect all connectors from the touch panel. Using a cotton cloth, spray a small amount of cleaning solution consisting of 50- percent isopropyl alcohol and 50-percent water onto the cloth. Clean the touch overlay with the damp cloth.
  • Page 26 Installing the Touch Panel Color Passive-Matrix LCD Touch Panels...

  • Page 27: Touch Panel Basics

    Touch Panel Basics Overview This section contains descriptions and illustration examples of touch panel pages, buttons, message bars, keypads, and keyboards. This information describes the user- interface conventions that will help you to design touch panel pages. Figure 18 shows a sample touch panel page. Figure 18 Typical touch panel page Touch Panel Pages...

  • Page 28: Standard Buttons

    Figure 19 Main Setup Page Touch panel pages with linked Main Page buttons Page 2 Main Page 1 Page 3 Page 1 Page 2 Page 4 Page 2 Page 3 Page 5 Page 3 Page 4 Main Page 4 Page 5 Standard Buttons Standard buttons are rectangles, rectangle variations, and other geometric shapes that you can use individually and in combinations on touch panel pages.

  • Page 29: Message Bar

    Figure 20 BUTTON PAGE ICONS SYSTEM EXIT Editor Bar Editor Bar and menu options TIME DATE E TIMER 16 CHAR TERM MAIN Menu options SETUP PAGE 32 CHAR TERM VERTICAL GRAPH ICON FEEDBACK J O Y STICK DRAWINGS BRIGHT & CONTR Message bar The message bar (Figure 21) appears when you press the Editor Bar or a menu option for setup or installation operations .

  • Page 30: Information Button

    Information button Information buttons show serial number and firmware version information. Figure 23 shows the serial number information button in the Setup Page. Figure 23 SERIAL NUMBER 915-0087 Information button example Adjustment button You can use the up and down buttons to set an adjustment button. The adjustment button example in Figure 24 sets the baud rate for the RS-232 connector on the touch panel.

  • Page 31: Page Menu Buttons

    Page menu buttons The page menu button (Figure 26) appears when you need to go to a page, designate a startup page, or assign a page attribute to a button. Figure 26 * * NONE * * * * PREVIOUS * Go to page menu button NEW PAGE List of Pages...

  • Page 32: Status Buttons

    Status buttons Status buttons (Figure 28) appear when you try to perform an operation that does not function correctly. Figure 28 NO COMMUNICATION TOUCH SCREEN TO CONTINUE Status button example Keyboards Keyboards (Figure 29) appear so you can type a text string. Figure 29 GOOD MORNING Keyboard example...
  • Page 33 Changes the keyboard to an alternate keyboard that contains additional numbers and punctuation characters . Deletes the character above the cursor. Direction buttons Moves the cursor left, right, up, and down within a line or page of text. INTNL CHARS Changes the keyboard to two additional pages of international characters for the character set (font) in use.
  • Page 34 Figure 31 Fixed Symbols page VARIABLE SYMBOLS Opens the Variable Symbols page ( Figure 32) that can store up to 223 symbols. Refer to the TPDOC Instruction Manual to download symbols into touch panel memory. Figure 32 Variable Symbols page example ABORT Closes the keyboard page without making any text or graphic...

  • Page 35: Designing A Touch Panel Page

    Designing a Touch Panel Page Overview This section contains step-by-step instructions to create a touch panel page, set a page color, and create a button, joystick, and bar graph. Once you understand these basic touch panel operations, go through the Touch Panel Program Reference section to learn about all the operations you can use to design touch panel pages.
  • Page 36 Press SETUP in the Main page to open the Setup page ( Figure 34). Figure 34 ADJUST ATTRIBUTES TO DESIRED LEVELS EXIT Setup page BEEP SET TIME PROTECTED SETUP AND DATE BACKGROUND LCD TIMER DOUBLE SHOW COMPARE 5 min BEEP DEVICE DEVICE SERIAL NUMBER...
  • Page 37 Type 1988, and press ENTER to open the Protected Setup page ( Figure 36). (You can change the password, which is explained in the Setup password subsection.) If you enter a wrong number, press CLEAR and re-enter the number. Figure 36 EXIT ADJUST ATTRIBUTES TO DESIRED LEVELS Protected Setup page...

  • Page 38: Create A Page

    The Editor Bar appears at the top of the Main page ( Figure 38). Editor Bar Figure 38 BUTTON PAGE ICONS SYSTEM EXIT Main page and Editor Bar MAIN SETUP PAGE Create a Page You create touch panel pages using the Page menu option in the Editor Bar. Add a page Press PAGE on the Editor Bar to open the menu options shown in Figure 39.
  • Page 39 Touch the ADD option to add a new touch panel page, and then the add page message to open the keyboard ( Figure 40). Figure 40 YOU MUST GIVE THE NEW PAGE A UNIQUE NAME UP TO 20 LETTERS TOUCH SCREEN TO CONTINUE Add page message and keyboard BACK...

  • Page 40: Set The Page Color

    Set the page color Press PAGE on the Editor Bar to open the page menu options shown in Figure Figure 42 CURRENT PAGE IS MAIN PAGE EXIT Page menu options COPY RENAME DELETE GO TO MAIN SETUP PAGE PASSWD PG FLIP PRINT PAGE COLOR Touch the GO TO option to open the page list shown in Figure 43.

  • Page 41: Create A Button

    Touch the PAGE COLOR option to open the color options shown in Figure 44. Figure 44 DARK DARK DARK DARK BLACK BLUE GREEN YELLOW Color options LIGHT MONEY DARK DARK BLUE GRAY GREEN MAGENTA CYAN MICROSOFT MOUSE MEDIUM DARK CREAM GREEN GRAY GRAY...

  • Page 42: Resize The Button

    Touch ADD to add a button to NEW PAGE. The message bar shown in Figure 46 instructs you how to add a button. The first touch point is the upper-left corner of the button. Figure 46 TOUCH AND DRAG FOR SIZE EXIT Add message bar Drag your finger horizontally across the screen and down to set the height and...

  • Page 43: Button Attributes

    Touch the RESIZE option to resize the button when the message bar ( Figure 49) appears. EXIT TOUCH AND DRAG BUTTON SIDE TO RESIZE Figure 49 Resize message bar Touch the button and drag your finger horizontally across the screen and down to resize the button as shown in Figure 50.
  • Page 44 Figure 51 CURRENT PAGE IS NEW PAGE EXIT Button menu options MOVE COPY IMAGE DELETE RESIZE EDIT TEXT ATTRIBUTES SAVE PASTE PASTE SET TO DEFAULT Press ATTRIBUTES and the button you added to open the Attributes page shown in Figure 52. Figure 52 BRING CHANNEL...

  • Page 45: Set The Border

    Set the border Press BORDER to open the Border options page ( Figure 53). Figure 53 NONE NONE SINGLE DOUBLE SINGLE DOUBLE WIDE RAISED RAISED WIDE BORDER Border options page DOUBLE SINGLE SINGLE DOUBLE DOUBLE DIAMOND DIAMOND ROUNDED ROUNDED SINGLE DOUBLE TRIPLE TRIPLE...

  • Page 46: Set The Page Flip

    Set the page flip Press PAGE in the Attributes page to open the page list ( Figure 55). Figure 55 * * NONE * * * * PREVIOUS * Page list NEW PAGE MAIN PAGE ENTER Press the up or down buttons to move the highlight bar to MAIN PAGE. Press ENTER to set the page flip to the MAIN PAGE.

  • Page 47: Add Text

    Press RED to set the text color. The OFF button in the lower right corner of the Attributes page changes to the new border, fill, and text colors. Press EXIT in the Attributes page to store the new button attributes in memory and return to the current page.

  • Page 48: Create A Joystick

    Touch the button to open the keyboard shown in Figure 59. Figure 59 MAIN PAGE Edit text keyboard BACK SPACE – < > SHIFT SPACE SHIFT LOCK EXIT INTNL CHANGE ABORT CHANGE CHARS FONT Type MAIN PAGE. The text appears in the message box at the top of the keyboard as shown in Figure 59.

  • Page 49: Add A Joystick On A Page

    Add a joystick on a page Press ICONS on the Editor Bar to open the icons menu options shown in Figure 61. Figure 61 BUTTON PAGE ICONS SYSTEM EXIT Icons menu options TIME DATE E TIMER 16 CHAR TERM SETUP 32 CHAR TERM VERTICAL GRAPH ICON FEEDBACK...

  • Page 50: Set The Joystick Attributes

    Set the joystick attributes Press BUTTON on the Editor Bar to open the button menu options shown in Figure 64. Figure 64 CURRENT PAGE IS NEW PAGE EXIT Button menu options MOVE COPY IMAGE DELETE RESIZE EDIT TEXT ATTRIBUTES SAVE Joystick PASTE PASTE...

  • Page 51: Set The Level Code

    Set the level code Press LEVEL CODE in the Attributes page to open the level code keypad (Figure 67). Figure 67 Level code keypad CLEAR ENTER Type 6 in the keyboard. The AXCESS software program uses level codes 1 through 7 to identify the joystick and its associated operations. (Refer to Touch Panel Program Reference for more information.) Press ENTER to store the level code in memory, close the keypad, and return to the Attributes page.

  • Page 52: Create A Bar Graph

    Press WHITE to set the fill color. Press the TEXT button to open the color options again. Press RED to set the text color. The CHANNEL OFF button in the lower right- hand corner of the Attributes page changes to the new border, fill, and text colors.

  • Page 53: Add A Bar Graph To A Page

    Add a bar graph to a page Press ICONS on the Editor Bar to open the icons menu options shown in Figure 70. Figure 70 BUTTON PAGE ICONS SYSTEM EXIT TIME Icons menu options DATE E TIMER 16 CHAR TERM SETUP 32 CHAR TERM VERTICAL GRAPH...

  • Page 54: Set The Bar Graph Attributes

    Set the bar graph attributes Press BUTTON on the Editor Bar to open the button menu options shown in Figure 73. Figure 73 EXIT CURRENT PAGE IS NEW PAGE Button menu options MOVE COPY IMAGE Bar graph DELETE RESIZE EDIT TEXT ATTRIBUTES SAVE Joystick...

  • Page 55: Set The Level Code

    Figure 75 BRING LEVEL CHANNEL BUTTON CODE CODE Bar graph Attributes page TO FRONT FEEDBACK: BAR GRAPH FUNCTION: VERTICAL DISPLAY SET COLOR CHANNEL OFF CHANNEL ON BORDER FILL TEXT BORDER FILL TEXT WHITE BLUE WHITE BLUE EXIT EXIT NO CHANGE Set the level code Press LEVEL CODE in the Attributes page to open the level code keypad (Figure 76).

  • Page 56: Set The Bar Graph Colors For Channel Off Conditions

    Set the bar graph colors for channel off conditions Press the BORDER button in the SET COLOR (CHANNEL OFF) section of the Attributes page. The color options shown in Figure 77 appears. Figure 77 DARK DARK DARK DARK BLACK BLUE YELLOW GREEN Color options...
  • Page 57 Figure 78 EXIT CURRENT PAGE IS MAIN PAGE Button menu options MOVE COPY IMAGE DELETE MAIN RESIZE SETUP PAGE EDIT TEXT ATTRIBUTES SAVE PASTE PASTE SET TO DEFAULT Touch EDIT TEXT to change the MAIN PAGE button text when the message bar (Figure 79) appears.

  • Page 58: Close The Editor Bar

    Press EXIT CHANGE to close the keyboard. Press EXIT in the message bar to exit edit text mode. Touch the NEW PAGE and MAIN PAGE button to flip between pages. Close the Editor Bar After you finish designing touch panel pages, you should close the Editor Bar. Exit editor mode Touch EXIT on the Editor Bar ( Figure 81).

  • Page 59: Touch Panel Program Reference

    Touch Panel Program Reference Overview You can use the Setup page, Protected Setup page, and Editor Bar operations to create touch panel pages. This section describes operations, access flowcharts, and button options. Setup Page You can access the Setup page from the Main page ( Figure 83) that appears when you power up the touch panel.

  • Page 60: Setup Page

    Open the Setup Page From the Main page, press the SETUP button to open the Setup page shown in Figure 84. Figure 84 ADJUST ATTRIBUTES TO DESIRED LEVELS EXIT Setup page BEEP SET TIME PROTECTED BACKGROUND AND DATE SETUP LCD TIMER DOUBLE SHOW COMPARE...

  • Page 61: Lcd Timer

    SERIAL NUMBER, AXlink, and vX.XX button examples The SERIAL NUMBER button shows the serial number AMX assigns to the touch panel. The AXlink button is an AXCESS communication indicator that blinks once every second when the AXCESS Control System is connected to the touch panel. The vX.XX button shows the current ROM software version installed in the touch panel.

  • Page 62: Set Time And Date

    Set time and date Press the SET TIME AND DATE button to open the page shown in Figure 89. Figure 89 A D J U S T A T T R I B U T E S T O D E S I R E D L E V E L S EXIT Set time and date page Y E A R...

  • Page 63: Double Beep

    Double beep Press the DOUBLE BEEP button ( Figure 90) to enable or disable the double beep option. The double beep sounds when you touch the screen. When the button background is black and text is white, the double beep is enabled, and when the background is white and text is black it is disabled.

  • Page 64: Compare Device

    Compare device Press the COMPARE DEVICE button to open the page shown in Figure 92. Figure 92 DEV DEVICE TYPE PROGRAM NAME ***** DEVICES PROGRAMMED BUT NOT PRESENT ***** EXIT RS232/422 Compare Device page RS232/422 LASER IR/SERIAL DATA QUIZ TOUCH PANEL BOARDROOM *****DEVICES NOT PROGRAMMED BUT PRESENT ***** RS232/422...

  • Page 65: Protected Setup

    Protected setup The Protected Setup page (Figure 93) contains various buttons you can use to design touch panel pages. Figure 93 EXIT ADJUST ATTRIBUTES TO DESIRED LEVELS Protected Setup page EDITOR SET DEVICE CALIBRATE SERIAL SETUP PAGE SYMBOL MASTER PASSWORD PASSWORD EDITOR MODE...

  • Page 66: Bright & Contrast

    The page lists the devices that respond to the AXC-EM Enhanced Master card in the AXCESS Control System. When all devices respond, a message appears on the screen stating that all programmed and extra devices are present. EXIT Returns to the Setup page. QUIZ Refreshes the list with a new device list.

  • Page 67: Protected Setup Page

    Protected Setup Page The Protected Setup page allows you to set elements such as passwords, mouse controls, and communications parameters. The flowchart in Figure 96 shows how you access the Protected Setup page. Figure 96 TYPE MAIN SETUP PROTECTED SETUP 1988 PAGE BUTTON...

  • Page 68: Protected Setup Page Buttons

    Figure 98 EXIT ADJUST ATTRIBUTES TO DESIRED LEVELS Protected Setup page EDITOR SET DEVICE CALIBRATE SERIAL SETUP PAGE SYMBOL MASTER PASSWORD PASSWORD EDITOR MODE AUTO POWER UP LCD TIMER PAGE ASSIGN PAGE MESSAGE TRACKING BAUD MOUSE BOTH POWER UP 38.4 MODE MESSAGE LCD TIMEOUT...

  • Page 69: Setup Password

    Editor Bar Figure 100 BUTTON PAGE ICONS SYSTEM EXIT Editor Bar example MAIN SETUP PAGE Setup password Press the SETUP PASSWORD button to open the password keypad ( Figure 101) and change the Setup page password number. Figure 101 1988 SET TIME AND DATE Password keypad...

  • Page 70: Auto Assign

    Auto assign Press the AUTO ASSIGN button to assign channel code numbers for new buttons. Channel code numbers are used by the touch panel and AXCESS Control System to keep track of operations you assign to each button. Auto Assign is on when the button background is black with white text, and off when the button background is white with black text ( Figure 102).
  • Page 71 MOUSE Sets the touch panel for mouse control. The mouse control is on when the button background is black with white text, and off when the button background is white with black text. SPEED Increases or decreases the movement speed of the mouse pointer with the up and down buttons.

  • Page 72: Set Device

    Set device Press the SET DEVICE button to open the device number keypad ( Figure 105) and enter an AXlink device number; the range is 1 through 255, and is set in accordance with the associated AXCESS Control System. Figure 105 SET TIME AND DATE Device number keypad...

  • Page 73: Power Up Page

    If you try to open a password-protected page, the keypad appears and you must enter the correct password to open the new page. Refer to Password Page Flips in the Editor Bar subsection to set the attributes for password protection. CLEAR Clears the keypad number.

  • Page 74: Bus Mode, Rs232 Mode, Both Mode

    Bus mode, RS232 mode, both mode The BUS MODE, RS232 MODE, and BOTH MODE buttons ( Figure 108) set the data signal output for the touch panel. Figure 108 RS232 BOTH MODE MODE MODE Mode buttons BUS MODE Transmits strings as AXlink data only through the AXlink connector on the touch panel.

  • Page 75: Symbol Editor

    Symbol editor Press the SYMBOL EDITOR button to open the Choose Symbol page shown in Figure 110. Figure 110 Choose Symbol page example You can store up to 223 symbols in the symbol library. Use the up and down buttons to browse through the symbol library.
  • Page 76 Figure 111 Symbol Editor page You can use the 32 x 32 matrix to edit the symbol, and to customize, copy, or delete the symbol. EXIT Closes the symbol editor and saves the current symbol. CURRENT COLOR Shows the current color. SYMBOL CODE Shows the symbol code used in the AXCESS software program.

  • Page 77: Lcd Timer Message

    ROTATE CW Rotates the symbol clockwise. CHANGE COLOR Resets the color of the current symbol. The button changes to SELECT COLOR TO CHANGE after you touch it. SELECT COLOR TO CHANGE Memorizes the color you select as the color you want to change in the current symbol. The button changes to SELECT NEW COLOR after you select the color.
  • Page 78 Figure 113 TOUCH SCREEN TO SEE CURRENT PAGE Keyboard BACK SPACE – < > SHIFT SPACE SHIFT LOCK EXIT INTNL CHANGE ABORT CHANGE CHARS FONT DRAWING Opens the Drawing selection page shown in Figure 114. Figure 114 * * NONE * * Drawing selection page COMPANY LOGO ENTER...

  • Page 79: Power Up Message

    TIME TIME 12:31 TIME 12:31 12:31 Figure 116 Small Medium Large Clock display sizes Power up message Press the POWER UP MESSAGE button to open the keyboard shown in Figure 117. Figure 117 GOOD MORNING Power up message keyboard BACK SPACE –...

  • Page 80: Page Tracking

    The message reference to MASTER refers to the AXCESS Control System, and TP refers to touch panel. Changes the program port from the master AXCESS Control System to the touch panel. Cancels the serial master mode setting. Page tracking Press the PAGE TRACKING button to set the page tracking option. When the page tracking button is enabled, the touch panel sends active page data back to the AXCESS Control System.
  • Page 81 appears on every page. The flowchart in Figure 121 shows the sequence to activate the Editor Bar. Figure 121 EXIT MAIN PROTECTED TYPE EDITOR SETUP BUTTON PAGE SETUP 1988 BUTTON Editor Bar flowchart When you press the EXIT button in the Protected Setup page ( Figure 122), you return to the Main page ( Figure 123) and the Editor Bar appears at the top of the page.

  • Page 82: Button Menu Options

    The Editor Bar options BUTTON, PAGE, ICONS, SYSTEM, and EXIT will appear on every page you open. Button Menu Options Press BUTTON to open the Button menu options list shown in Figure 124. Figure 124 CURRENT PAGE IS MAIN PAGE EXIT Button menu options list MOVE...

  • Page 83: Move

    Figure 126 Width Add a button on a page Touch Point Height Press the EXIT button in the message bar to exit. You can use the ATTRIBUTES option to set the button color, border style, and configuration settings. Move Touch the MOVE option to move a button when the message bar ( Figure 127) appears.

  • Page 84: Resize

    Figure 129 EXIT TOUCH BUTTON TO DELETE Delete message bar Then, choose the button you want to delete; this opens the decision box shown in Figure 130. Figure 130 ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO DELETE THIS BUTTON? Delete button decision box Deletes the button and returns to the current page.

  • Page 85: Edit Text

    Edit text Touch the EDIT TEXT option and a button to open the keyboard shown in Figure 133. With this option you can edit the text that appears on a button. Figure 133 VOLUME VCR #1 Edit text keyboard BACK SPACE –...
  • Page 86 Variable Symbols Opens the Variable Symbols keyboard shown in Figure 135. Select one or more symbols for the button. The touch panel limits the number of symbols you can select based on the size of the button. Figure 135 Variable Symbols keyboard example Fixed Symbols Opens the Fixed Symbols keyboard shown in Figure 136.

  • Page 87: Attributes

    Attributes Use the Attributes page to set the border style, system parameters, and colors for the button. Touch the ATTRIBUTES option and a button to open the Attributes page shown in Figure 137. Figure 137 BRING CHANNEL VARIABLE BORDER BUTTON CODE TEXT Attributes page...
  • Page 88 CHANNEL CODE Opens the number keypad to type the channel code. The channel code range is 1 through 255. Record the channel code settings if you want to create duplicate buttons and functions on another page. VARIABLE TEXT Opens the number keypad to type the variable text number.
  • Page 89 Figure 140 STANDARD KEYBOARD String Options page KEYPAD STANDARD Opens a keyboard for you to type a text string of up to 300 Note characters. Type the text and press EXIT CHANGE to close the keyboard. You can use hexadecimal When you touch the button, the touch panel sends the message to the AXCESS characters such as a ^0D^ for Control System via the AXlink connector, or to a PC using the RS-232...
  • Page 90 Figure 141 NONE CHANNEL Feedback Options page INVERTED CHANNEL ALWAYS ON MOMENTARY NONE Sets the button feedback to off. This option also sets the button border, fill, and text colors to always be the same as the CHANNEL OFF color options in the Attributes page.

  • Page 91: Save

    Set the border, fill, and text button colors for channel off and channel on conditions. Sets the color setting to transparent. TRANSPARENT ABORT Returns to the Attribute Page without changing color. EXIT Closes the Attributes page and returns to the current page. EXIT NO CHANGE Cancels changes, closes the Attributes page, and returns to the current page.

  • Page 92: Page Menu Options

    Page Menu Options Press PAGE to open the menu options shown in Figure 143. Figure 143 CURRENT PAGE IS MAIN PAGE EXIT Page menu options COPY RENAME DELETE GO TO MAIN SETUP PAGE PASSWD PG FLIP PRINT PAGE COLOR The options include operations to add, copy, rename, delete, go to a page, password page-flip, print touch panel pages, and change the page color.

  • Page 93: Copy

    ABORT Closes the keyboard without naming the page and returns to the current page. EXIT CHANGE Sets the page name and returns to the current page. Copy Touch the COPY option to copy the current page, and then select the copy page message to open the keyboard ( Figure 145).

  • Page 94: Rename

    Rename Touch the RENAME option to open the keyboard shown in Figure 146. Figure 146 PAGE 12 Rename keyboard BACK SPACE – < > SHIFT SPACE SHIFT LOCK EXIT INTNL CHANGE ABORT CHANGE CHARS FONT Type the revised name of the current page on the keyboard. Special keyboard keys are CHANGE FONT, ABORT, and EXIT CHANGE.

  • Page 95: Go To

    Cancels the deletion process and returns to the current page. Go to Touch the GO TO option to open the page list shown in Figure 148. Figure 148 * * NONE * * * * PREVIOUS * Page list MAIN PAGE PAGE 1 PAGE 2 ENTER...
  • Page 96 Figure 149 BRING CHANNEL BORDER BUTTON CODE Attributes page TO FRONT NONE PAGE: MAIN PAGE STRING: NONE FUNCTION: PASSWORD PAGE FLIP SET COLOR CHANNEL OFF CHANNEL ON BORDER FILL TEXT BORDER FILL TEXT WHITE BLUE WHITE BLUE EXIT EXIT NO CHANGE Press PAGE to open the page list ( Figure 150).

  • Page 97: Print

    Press the new button to open the page password keypad shown in Figure 151. Figure 151 1988 SET TIME AND DATE Page password keypad SET TIME DOUBLE BEEP v2.xx AXlink CLEAR ENTER Type 1988 (system default), or your personal page password, and press ENTER to flip to the new page.

  • Page 98: Page Color

    Receives the PC file over the RS-232 connector on the touch panel, and opens the decision box in Figure 153. Figure 153 PRESS YES TO START. PRESS NO TO QUIT. Start or quit decision box Sends the print file to the PC. The touch panel returns to the page assigned as the startup page when the file transfer is complete.

  • Page 99: Icons Menu Options

    Icons Menu Options Press ICONS to open the menu options shown in Figure 155. Figure 155 BUTTON PAGE ICONS SYSTEM EXIT Icons options list TIME DATE E TIMER 16 CHAR TERM SETUP 32 CHAR TERM VERTICAL GRAPH ICON FEEDBACK JOY STICK DRAWINGS BRIGHT &...

  • Page 100: Date

    Date Touch the DATE option and the screen to add a date button to the current page. The Note onboard clock in the touch panel maintains the date. Use the SET TIME AND DATE You can have one date button button in the Setup page to reset the clock and date display.

  • Page 101: 16 Char Term

    16 char term Touch the 16 CHAR TERM option and the screen to add a 16-character message Note window to the current page. The message window can receive messages from an Refer to the Bus mode, RS232 AXCESS Control System, PC, or RS-232 device. If a message is longer than 16 mode, both mode information characters, the touch panel scrolls the message across the window like a billboard.
  • Page 102 CHANNEL CODE Opens the keypad to set the channel code for the button. The channel code range is 1 through 255. Keep track of channel code settings to create duplicate buttons with identical functions on another page. LEVEL CODE Opens the keypad to set the level code for the bar icon. The level codes 1 through 8 identify the bar icons in the AXCESS software program.
  • Page 103 Figure 161 VERTICAL DISPLAY HORIZONTAL DISPLAY Display options VERTICAL ACTIVE HORIZONTAL ACTIVE VERTICAL CENTER HORIZONTAL CENTER VERTICAL DISPLAY Sets the bar graph or slider icon as a vertical indicator for external devices. Indicator levels are defined in the AXCESS software program.

  • Page 104: Icon Feedback

    SET COLOR Opens the color options page ( Figure 162) to set the border, fill, and text button colors for channel off and channel on conditions. Figure 162 DARK DARK DARK DARK BLACK BLUE YELLOW GREEN Color options DARK LIGHT MONEY DARK BLUE...
  • Page 105 Figure 163 BRING CHANNEL BORDER BUTTON CODE Attributes page TO FRONT NONE OFF ICON STRING : NONE ON ICON FEEDBACK : ICON MOMENTARY SET COLOR CHANNEL OFF CHANNEL ON TEXT TEXT BORDER FILL BORDER FILL WHITE BLUE WHITE BLUE EXIT EXIT NO CHANGE BORDER...
  • Page 106 Figure 165 Variable Symbols keyboard example ON ICON Opens the Variable Symbols keyboard shown in Figure 165. Select a symbol for the on icon. STRING Opens a keyboard for you to type a text string of up to 300 Note characters.

  • Page 107: Joystick

    ICON MOMENTARY Sets the icon border, fill, and text colors to match the CHANNEL ON color options in the Attributes page when you touch the icon, and CHANNEL OFF when you release the icon. SET COLOR Press one of the SET COLOR buttons to open the color options shown in Figure 167.
  • Page 108 You can set the attributes for the joystick and crosshair icons in the Attributes page (Figure 169) by pressing the ATTRIBUTES option in the Button menu. Use the RESIZE option in the Button menu to resize the icon. Figure 169 LEVEL CHANNEL CODE...
  • Page 109 Choose one of the icon options. JOYSTICK Sets the icon to a four-quadrant joystick button with a control stick located in the center. When you move the control stick, the touch panel sends feedback (data) to the control system and to the external device to perform a pre-programmed operation.

  • Page 110: Drawings

    You can also move and resize a button that contains a drawing. The AMX TPDOC program can create various drawing sizes and transmit the drawings to your touch panel. Drawing names are selected from a menu similar to the page name list.

  • Page 111: Bright & Contrast

    ENTER Confirms the drawing you want to place on the page. Bright & contrast Note You can only have one Press the BRIGHT & CONTRAST button and then touch the screen to add a button BRIGHT & CONTRAST button to the current page. Press the button to open the Bright & Contrast page shown in per page.

  • Page 112: System Menu Options

    System Menu Options Press SYSTEM to open the menu options shown in Figure 174. Figure 174 BUTTON PAGE ICONS SYSTEM EXIT System menu options CLEAR BUTTONS CLEAR DRAWINGS CLEAR SYMBOLS MAIN MEMORY SETUP PAGE SEND FILE RECEIVE FILE MOVE EDIT BAR PRINT FUNCTION MAP FUNCTION SHOW...

  • Page 113: Clear Drawings

    Decision box Opens the drawing list shown in Figure 178. Opens the decision box in Figure 179. Figure 178 * * NONE * WELCOME TO AMX Drawing list example DRAWING 2 ENTER Up and down arrows Moves the highlight bar up and down.

  • Page 114: Clear Symbols

    Erases all drawings from touch panel memory and returns to the Main page. Cancels the deletion process and returns to the current page. Clear symbols Touch the CLEAR SYMBOLS option to open the decision box in Figure 180. This option deletes the symbols stored in touch panel memory. Figure 180 DO YOU WANT TO DELETE OF THE SYMBOLS?

  • Page 115: Send File

    Note Send file The send file step is not Touch the SEND FILE option to open the decision box shown in Figure 183. required if the touch panel is connected directly to the AXCESS Control System. Figure 183 DO YOU WANT TO SEND THE DRAWING LAYOUT FILE WITH THE SYSTEM Drawing layout decision box...

  • Page 116: Receive File

    Receive file Note The receive file step is not Touch the RECEIVE FILE option to open the decision box in Figure 186. required if the touch panel is connected directly to the AXCESS Control System. Figure 186 PRESS YES FOR BUSS TRANSFER.

  • Page 117: Print

    Print Touch the PRINT option to open the decision box in Figure 188. Figure 188 PRESS YES FOR BUSS TRANSFER. PRESS NO FOR RS232 (9 PIN D) Transfer type decision box Use the send option to send a printable image of buttons and pages to a PC over the AXlink or RS-232 (DB-9) connector on the touch panel.

  • Page 118: Function Map

    Function map Choose the FUNCTION MAP option to open the Channel Code Map shown in Figure 190. Figure 190 CHANNEL CODE MAP: touch number to test code Channel code map 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165...

  • Page 119: Function Show

    Figure 191 VARIABLE TEXT CODE MAP: touch number to test code Variable text code map 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180...

  • Page 120: Set Defaults

    Figure 192 Function show button and slider example DOUBLE DOUBLE BEEP BEEP Button Slider Set defaults Touch the SET DEFAULTS option to open the page shown in Figure 193. Figure 193 BORDER Set defaults page SET COLOR CHANNEL OFF CHANNEL ON TEXT TEXT BORDER...
  • Page 121 Figure 194 BORDER UNCHANGED FORCE BORDER CHANGE Border defaults page BORDER UNCHANGED Disables the border default setting. Enables the border default setting and opens FORCE BORDER CHANGE the Border Options page ( Figure 195). Figure 195 NONE NONE DOUBLE SINGLE DOUBLE SINGLE Border options page...
  • Page 122 Figure 196 BORDER Color options DARK DARK DARK DARK BLACK BLUE YELLOW GREEN LIGHT MONEY DARK DARK BLUE GRAY GREEN CYAN MAGENTA MICROSOFT MOUSE SET COLOR MEDIUM SET COLOR DARK CREAM GREEN GRAY GRAY CHANNEL OFF CHANNEL ON TEXT FILL BORDE FILL BORDER...

  • Page 123: Axcess Programming

    AXCESS Programming Overview You can program the touch panel to perform a wide variety of operations using AXCESS Send_Commands. Use the commands described in this section along with the AXCESS Programming Guide to program your touch panel. System Send_Commands System Send_Commands (Figure 197) are stored in the AXCESS Control System and direct the touch panel to perform various operations.
  • Page 124 System Send_Commands (Cont.) Command Description 'AKEYP-<number string>' Open the touch panel keypad and initialize the number or text string entry. The keypad string is set to null during power up and is stored until power down. number string = 0-9999 Example: SEND_COMMAND TP,'AKEYP-1988' Opens the touch panel keypad with 1988 in the display.
  • Page 125 System Send_Commands (Cont.) Command Description 'ETIM-START' Start the elapsed timer. Example: SEND_COMMAND TP,'ETIM-START' Starts the elapsed timer. 'ETIM-PAUSE' Pause the elapsed timer. Example: SEND_COMMAND TP,'ETIM-PAUSE' Pauses the elapsed timer. 'ETIM-RESET' Reset the elapsed timer to 0:00:00. Example: SEND_COMMAND TP,'ETIM-RESET' Resets the elapsed timer to 0:00:00. 'KEYB-<text string>' Initialize the text string entry when the touch panel keyboard opens.
  • Page 126 System Send_Commands (Cont.) Command Description 'PAGE-<page name>' Flip to page with specified page name. page name = 1-20 characters Example: SEND_COMMAND TP,'PAGE-MAIN PAGE' Flips the touch panel to the page named MAIN PAGE. 'PKEYP-<number string>' Display asterisks (*) for keypad entries. number string = 0-9999 Example: SEND_COMMAND TP,'PKEYP-1988'...
  • Page 127 System Send_Commands (Cont.) Command Description 'TPAGEON' Activate page tracking. Example program: DEFINE DEVICE TP1 = 128 TP2 = 129 DEFINE_VARIABLE TP1_BUF[25] TP2_BUF[25] DEFINE_START CREATE_BUFFER TP1,TP1_BUF CREATE_BUFFER TP2,TP2_BUF DEFINE_PROGRAM IF (LENGTH_STRING(TP1_BUF)) IF(FIND_STRING(TP1_BUF,'PAGE-',1)) SEND_COMMAND TP2,TP1_BUF CLEAR_BUFFER TP1_BUF IF (LENGTH_STRING(TP2_BUF)) IF(FIND_STRING(TP2_BUF,'PAGE-',1)) SEND_COMMAND TP1,TP2_BUF CLEAR_BUFFER TP2_BUF The command string is sent to the Master in the PAGE-(page name) format.

  • Page 128: Color Numbers

    System Send_Commands (Cont.) Command Description 'WAKE' Deactivate screen saver mode and reset timer. Example: SEND_COMMAND TP,'WAKE' Deactivates the touch panel screen saver mode and resets the timer. 'ZAP!' Note Clear all memory and erase buttons, pages, and drawings. You should only use the ZAP! Example: command to erase all the SEND_COMMAND TP,'ZAP!'...

  • Page 129: Color Send_Commands

    Color Send_Commands Use the color Send_Commands ( Figure 199) to set the colors for text, buttons, and pages. Figure 199 Color Send_Commands Command Description Color Send_Commands 'CALL<variable text Set the colors for a button. See Figure 198 for color numbers. address>-<data>' variable text address = 1 through 255 data = 6 color_number series for:...
  • Page 130 Color Send_Commands (Cont.) Command Description 'CBON <variable text Set the ON feedback border color to the specified color. address>-<color variable text address = 1 through 255 _number>' color_number = see Figure 198 Example: SEND_COMMAND TP,'CBON1-13' Sets the ON feedback border color to RED for variable text button 1.

  • Page 131: Variable Text Send_Commands

    Color Send_Commands (Cont.) Command Description 'CTOFF <variable text Set the OFF feedback text color to the specified color. address>-<color variable text address = 1 through 255 _number>' color_number = see Figure 198 Example: SEND_COMMAND TP,'CTOFF1-16' Sets the OFF feedback text color to BLUE for variable text button 'CTON <variable text Sets the ON feedback text color to the specified color.
  • Page 132 Variable Text Send_Commands (Cont.) Command Description "'!F',<variable text Shorthand version of FONT command. (See below.) address>,'<font size>'" variable text address = 1 through 255 font size = 1 through 9, 20, 21, and 30 Example: SEND_COMMAND TP,"'!F',1,6'" Changes variable text button 1 font to hollow medium. 'FONT <variable text Change the font size (or style) of text in specified button number.
  • Page 133 Variable Text Send_Commands (Cont.) Command Description 'ICON <variable text Change the border style of the specified text button number. variable text address = 1 through 255 address>-<border style>' border style = 0 through 14 Border styles: 0 = no border 8 = single diamond 1 = single wide 9 = double diamond...
  • Page 134 AXCESS Programming Color Passive-Matrix LCD Touch Panels...

  • Page 135: Replacing The Lithium Batteries

    Contact your AMX dealer before you replace the lithium batteries and verify that static electricity from your body and flat-blade tool by touching they have a current copy of the pages stored in the touch panel. This will avoid any a grounded metal object.
  • Page 136 Gently tilt the circuit card down towards the connector side and pull backwards until you clear the connector housing. Then, slowly rotate the circuit card backwards until you can lay it down flat with the batteries exposed. Figure 202 shows the batteries on the AXT-CP circuit card. Figure 202 AXT-CP lithium batteries Lithium batteries Carefully slide one battery out of its socket, and insert the new battery.

  • Page 137: Axu-Cp, Axu-Cp/Pb, Axm-Cp, And Axm-Cp/Pb

    Rotate the circuit card back to the original position and place it in the touch panel housing. Align the screw hole and insert the Phillips-head screw and tighten. Place the bottom panel on the touch panel and align the screw holes. Insert the seven Phillips-head screws and tighten.
  • Page 138 Remove the four circuit card spacers. Carefully pry one battery out of its socket and insert the new battery. Return the touch panel to the back box or equipment rack and connect the power or AXlink connector back into the rear side of the panel for approximately 1 minute.

  • Page 139: Memory Upgrade

    Phillips screwdriver and a non-conducting flat-blade tool to slip under each IC and pry it up and out of its socket. AXT-CP Figure 204 shows the location of the ICs on the AXT-CP circuit card. Install the 1 MB ICs into the touch panel: Figure 204...

  • Page 140: Axu-Cp, Axu-Cp/Pb, Axm-Cp, And Axm-Cp/Pb

    Gently tilt the circuit card down towards the connector side and pull backwards until you clear the connector housing. Then, slowly rotate the circuit card backwards until you can lay it down flat with the IC exposed. Carefully pry the 256K ICs out of the 32-socket connectors and insert the new 1 MB ICs.
  • Page 141 Insert a flat-blade tool into the release slot on the touch panel’ s bezel and remove the engraved overlay. Remove the four #6-32 mounting screws and carefully lean the touch panel backward to expose the connectors. Disconnect the connectors and remove the touch panel from the back box or equipment rack.
  • Page 142 Memory Upgrade Color Passive-Matrix LCD Touch Panels...

  • Page 143: Color Guidelines

    Color Guidelines Overview Use the guidelines in this section to determine the best colors to use for the touch panel pages you create. Colors Use the 20 colors shown in Figure 206 when you create touch panel pages to ensure the objects on the pages are visible and easy to see.
  • Page 144 Avoid using adjacent colors or background shades. When you use the same colors or shades, the objects or text may be hard to see or read. The example in Figure 208 shows good and bad contrasts. Figure 208 Bad contrast Background shade example Good contrast Do not use bright or intense colors for buttons that display for long periods of...

  • Page 145: Specifications

    Specifications Overview This section describes the specifications for all color passive-matrix LCD touch panels. AXT-CP Figure 209 is a drawing of the AXT-CP and Figure 210 lists the specifications. Figure 209 AXT-CP touch panel AXT-CP specifications Figure 210 AXT-CP specifications Panel dimensions 7.0"...

  • Page 146: Axu-Cp And Axu-Cp/Pb

    AXT-CP specifications (Cont.) Screen DIM. (H/W) 4.8" x 6.4" (12.2 cm x 16.3 cm) Screen Res. (HV) 640 x 480 pixels Memory Standard— 256 K Optional— 1 MB Rear panel RS232— DB-9 (male) connector for PC data transmission, or connectors Logitech or Microsoft mouse control AXlink—...
  • Page 147 Figure 212 AXU-CP and AXU-CP/PB specifications AXU-CP and AXU-CP/PB Dimensions (HWD) 6.9" x 12.6" x 2.4" (17.6 cm x 32.0 cm x 6.1 cm) specifications LCD screen (HW) 5.3" x 6.1" (13.5 cm x 15.5 cm) Weight 4.3 lbs (1.9 kg) Power 750 mA at 12 VDC Display type...

  • Page 148: Axm-Cp And Axm-Cp/Pb

    AXM-CP and AXM-CP/PB Figure 213 is a drawing of the AXM-CP/PB and Figure 214 lists the specifications. Figure 213 AXM-CP/PB rack-mount touch panel Figure 214 AXM-CP and AXM-CP/PB specifications AXM-CP and AXM-CP/PB Dimensions (HWD) 7.0" x 19.0" x 2.4" (17.8 cm x 48.3 cm x 6.1 cm) specifications LCD screen (HW) 5.3"...
  • Page 149 AXM-CP and AXM-CP/PB specifications (Cont.) Enclosure 19" (48.2 cm) UniMount; metal with black matte finish (four rack units high) Accessories included UniMount low-profile back box AXlink bus connector (4-pin female) Optional accessories Up to eight pushbuttons on each side of display for AXM-CP/PB Software TPDOC—...
  • Page 150 Specifications Color Passive-Matrix LCD Touch Panels...

  • Page 151: Technical Support

    If the problem is not resolved, reload the program from a new copy of your master disk. If you still have a service problem, call AMX at (800) 222-0193 or (972) 644-3048 for technical assistance.
  • Page 152 Technical Support Color Passive-Matrix LCD Touch Panels...

  • Page 153: Index

    AXM-CP or AXM-CP/PB (rack AXCESS Programming, 115 mount), 12 !C, 123 AXP-CP, 1 !F, 124 AXT-CP rear panel connectors, 13 !I, 124 AXU-CP or AXU-CP/PB and low- !T, 125 profile back box, 6 ABEEP, 115 AXU-CP or AXU-CP/PB, and BB-TP2...
  • Page 154 — M— Double beep, 55 Main page, 27 — E— Memory Upgrade, 131 Editor Bar, 20, 73 AXT-CP, 131 Button Menu Options, 74 AXU-CP, AXU-CP/PB, AXM-CP, Editor Bar example, 73 and AXM-CP/PB, 132 EDITOR button in the Protected Message bar, 21...
  • Page 155 Setup page, 28, 51 Show device, 57 Calibrate, 66 Specifications, 137 Editor, 60 AXM-CP and AXM-CP/PB, 140 LCD timer message, 69 AXT-CP, 137 Mouse, 62 AXU-CP and AXU-CP/PB, 138 Page password, 64 Standard Buttons, 20 Page tracking, 72 Status buttons, 24...
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