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AMX AXT-CA10 Instruction Manual

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  • Page 1: Instruction Manual

    instruction manual Design XPress - Professional version 1.1 Programmer’s Guide S o f t w a r e...
  • Page 2 ANY REASON AND UPON WRITTEN NOTICE TO LICENSEE. In the event that AMX terminates this License, the Licensee shall return or destroy all originals and copies of the AMX Software to AMX and certify in writing that all originals and copies have been returned or destroyed.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Cameras ... 7 CD (Compact Disc) Players ... 7 DVD (Digital Video Disc) Players ... 7 Lighting ... 8 MAX - Integrated Content Servers by AMX ... 8 MP3 Players... 9 Plasma Displays ... 9 Serial-Interface Devices ... 9 User Interfaces... 9 Video Cassette Recorder (VCR) ...
  • Page 4 Table of Contents DXP-PRO Menu Bar ... 14 File Menu ... 14 Edit Menu ... 15 View Menu ... 15 Help Menu... 15 Before You Begin ... 16 Configuring your Program Preferences... 16 Getting Started with the Sample Project ... 17 Using the DXP-PRO Wizard ...
  • Page 5 Touch Panel Interfaces Dialog ... 46 Choose Touch Panel Theme Dialog ... 49 Choose Touch Panel Background dialog... 50 Choose Touch Panel Buttons dialog... 50 Choose Touch Panel Text Colors dialog... 51 Input Names dialog ... 51 Switcher Inputs/Outputs Dialog ... 52 Switcher Inputs tab...
  • Page 6 Table of Contents Finishing a Project... 69 Understanding the Report File ... 70 Uploading a completed touch panel file to a target panel ... 71 Working with your Project ... 73 The NetLinx Studio Project ... 74 Transferring CD/DVD Title Information to the Master via FTP... 74 DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps ...
  • Page 7 Table of Contents G4CC ... 90 HELP-ABOUT ... 90 KBKeyboard ... 90 KBShift ... 91 Lights... 91 Logo ... 91 Macros ... 91 Macros2 ... 92 Main Page ... 92 Main Page - Static... 92 MAX Audio ... 93 MAX CD Warning... 93 MAX DVD Warning ...
  • Page 8 Table of Contents mtgmViewSchedule3 ... 104 Polycom Bandwidth ... 104 Polycom Call Control ... 104 Polycom Call Status ... 104 Polycom Camera ... 105 Polycom Clear Bandwidth ... 105 Polycom Clear Hangup ... 105 Polycom Directory ... 106 Polycom Hangup ... 106 Polycom Keyboard ...
  • Page 9 TNadvancedControls ... 116 TNcanvas ... 117 TNcolor picker ... 117 TNkeypad ... 118 TNpenOptions ... 118 TNshape ... 118 TNtext ... 119 VCR... 119 VCR Menu... 119 VCR Tuner ... 120 VCR Video ... 120 Video ... 120 Volume ... 120 Vortex Codec ...
  • Page 10 Table of Contents String Output - Tandberg Keyboard ... 138 String Output - Tandberg Keyboard CAPS ... 139 String Output - Tandberg Manual Dial ... 140 String Output - WeatherZipCode ... 141 viii DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide...

  • Page 11: Introduction

    (among other functions). DXP-PRO allows control from AMX's CV6 (6" wired touch panel), CA10, CV10 (10.4" wired touch panels), as well as the entire line of Modero (G4) touch panels (refer to the Supported Touch Panels section on page 5).
  • Page 12 All queriable devices within the target environment such as: source/display/switching devices, and AMX devices (touch panels and NXA-UPSs) can be monitored via the MeetingManager application. No scheduling capabilities are available through the DXP-PRO touch panels and must be done through the actual RMS (Resource Manager Suite) application interface.
  • Page 13 DXP-PRO natively supports G4 Computer Control from AMX. DXP-PRO is not intended to support 3rd party (free) VNC clients that are downloadable from the Internet.

  • Page 14: Supported Operating Systems

    Image File is required. This image installation is available on the DXP-PRO section of the Application Files page on www.amx.com. If the application fails to detect at least one valid set of background images and at least on valid set of button images the following message box will be displayed and the application terminated.

  • Page 15: Supported Touch Panels

    Supported Touch Panels G4 Touch Panels DXP-PRO (version 1.1 or higher) supports the following AMX (G4) touch panel types: Modero CV7: 7" Modero Touch Panel (with video capabilities) MVP-7500: 7.5" Modero ViewPoint Touch Panel MVP-8400: 8.4"...

  • Page 16: Supported Subsystems And Equipment

    Introduction Resource Management (RMS) PictureFrame The AXD-CV6 has the same considerations as the other G3 panels, but it also does not support the following devices: Audio Conferencing Supported Subsystems and Equipment DXP-PRO (v1.1) supports the following subsystems and equipment: Audio/Video Switchers •...

  • Page 17: Audio Conferencing Devices

    • ClearOne • ClearOne • Polycom • Polycom • Polycom The supported Audio conference units are controlled only via Serial (RS-232). AMX NetLinx Integrated Controllers • NI-700 • NI-2000 • NI-3000 • NI-4000 • NXI equipped with a NXC-ME260/64 Master card Cameras •...

  • Page 18: Lighting

    • Tridonic DALI • Other Ethernet - user supplied/modified light • Other Serial - user supplied/modified lights.axi MAX - Integrated Content Servers by AMX MAX-MMS and MAX-IMS media servers are supported for G4 touch panels only, via Ethernet control. • MAX-MMS MultiMedia Servers (MAX-MMS125/200/300/350/400M/900M) •...

  • Page 19: Mp3 Players

    Compact Disc Players, DVD Players, Plasma Displays, VCRs and Video Projectors, refer to the DXP-PRO Supported Devices document, available online at www.amx.com. User Interfaces AMX Touch Panels (see the listing in the previous section). Video Cassette Recorder (VCR) • JVC •...

  • Page 20: Video Conferencing Devices

    Introduction Video Conferencing Devices • Polycom • Polycom • Tandberg • Tandberg The supported Polycom Videoconference units are controlled only via Serial (RS-232). Tandbergs have RS-232 and IP control available. Video Projection Devices • Barco • Barco • ChristieDigital • ChristieDigital •...

  • Page 21: User Information Splash-Screen

    User Information Splash-screen This dialog appears the first time DXP-PRO is launched, and prompts you to enter the user information that will be used to identify the designer of the DXP-PRO project (Created By, Company Name, Phone, and E-mail Address). Once the information is entered, this dialog will not automatically be shown again at startup, but can always be accessed via the Edit menu.

  • Page 22: Project Selection List

    Introduction Project Selection List The Project Selection List is displayed on the DXP-PRO Main Screen (FIG. 1), along with the Main menu and the Create New Project, Open Project, Copy Project, Delete Project, and Exit command buttons. Each Project is listed by Job Name, Revision, Description, and the date the project was Last Updated.

  • Page 23: Project Selection List Context Menu

    Project Selection List Context Menu Right-click anywhere inside the Project Selection List (on the Main Screen) to open the Project Selection List context menu, containing shortcuts to several project-related operations: • New: • Open: • Copy: • Delete: Deletes the selected Project file. The program prompts you to confirm this action before •...

  • Page 24: Copy Project Dialog

    Program version information is located on the DXP-PRO Main screen (under the Exit button). It is important to have the version information when calling AMX Technical Support. The version information will allow Tech Support to determine if software updates or patches may be available.

  • Page 25: Edit Menu

    Opens the online help file. Launches the Web Update application to search the AMX site for an update to the DXP-PRO software. Selecting Yes will close DXP-PRO, begin the download of the update, and run the installation of the update.

  • Page 26: Before You Begin

    The formats for the supported lighting systems are listed below: Lighting Address Formats Lighting Controller AMX ALD-D48 Lighting System AMX Radia Clipsal C-Bus Dynalite Lehigh DX2...

  • Page 27: Getting Started With The Sample Project

    Project Folder: Click the Browse button to navigate to the desired target folder for all Project saves. By default, the Project Folder is set to: Program Files\AMX Control Disc\Design XPress Professional\Projects. If you select a root directory (i.e. C:\) as the target directory, DXP-PRO automatically creates a "Projects"...
  • Page 28 Introduction When creating a new project it is important to go through each dialog in order, using the Next>> button. This helps to insure that no information is missed and that the project configuration is complete. Later, when editing the project, the Jump to list allows quicker and easier access to specific dialogs.

  • Page 29: Using The Dxp-Pro Wizard

    Using the DXP-PRO Wizard Design Xpress - Professional (DXP-PRO) uses a Project Wizard to step you through the process of designing a control system. To launch the Wizard, click the Create New Project button on the Main Screen. Required Information for Building a System Before you can begin to use Design XPress - Professional (DXP-PRO) to build a system you must first gather information about the installation.

  • Page 30: Launching The Dxp-Pro Project Wizard

    Using the DXP-PRO Wizard Launching the DXP-PRO Project Wizard Design XPress - Professional (DXP-PRO) uses a Project Wizard to step you through the process of designing and configuring a business-room oriented control system. This is done through the use of configuration dialogs (described in the following sections).

  • Page 31: Project Wizard Navigation Controls

    Choose Touch Panel Text Colors (page 51) Input Names (page 51) Switcher Inputs/Outputs (page 52) Channel Preset Categories (page 55) Channel Presets (page 56) CD Titles (page 57) DVD Titles (page 59) Relay Control (page 59) Navigation and Routing Macros (page 61) System Macros (page 65) At the bottom of each Wizard dialog is a set of Navigation Controls.

  • Page 32: System Information Dialog

    For example, the LiteTouch 5000LC displays a combo box to select the baud rate for com- munications with the LiteTouch controller. However, the AMX Radia sys- tem does not have a Baud Rate combo box because it communicates via AXlink.
  • Page 33 • Volume Control Display Names: • Device Information (Maximum of 32): Click the Add button to add a device to the list, via the Device Configuration dialog. The Device Configuration dialog is used to add or edit devices in the Device Information List.

  • Page 34: Adding A Device To The Project

    Using the DXP-PRO Wizard Adding a Device to the Project To add a device to your system, click the Add button in the System Information dialog. This opens the Device Configuration dialog - Device Data tab. In the Device Data tab: 1.

  • Page 35: Adding Serial-Controlled Devices To The Project

    7. Use the up and down arrows to adjust the IR pulse time (in .10-second increments) in the IR Pulse field. The default setting is .5 seconds. 8. Open the IR Mapping tab of the Device Configuration dialog to assign IR function/channels to Touch Panel functions: a.
  • Page 36 Using the DXP-PRO Wizard External Serial Interface CAM 1 FIG. 3 External serial interface usage It is first necessary to understand that the NI-700 is limited to direct communication via 2 available Serial ports. If more Serial devices are added to a project that requires direct communication to a Master, the NI-700 option is then greyed-out from the list of available choices during the final project build process (using the Finish button).

  • Page 37: Adding Ethernet-Controlled Devices To The Project

    The above example uses 3 NXC-COM2 cards for communication to the external Serial devices. If any of the other Master devices (NI-Series and ME260/64) are selected, then there will be no need to aquire an AXB-232++ or utilize the AXlink Device IDs, as these other Masters contain an ICSNet communication port.

  • Page 38: Adding A Max-Ims Or Mms Server To The Project

    DXP-PRO project: The MAX-MMS and MAX-IMS servers are Ethernet-control only. They must be used with AMX G4 touch panels (refer to the Supported Touch Panels section on page 5). The MAX-AVM A/V Module(s) connected to the MAX server must each be set to a unique zone number (per server).

  • Page 39: Duplicating A Device

    Duplicating a Device DXP-PRO supports duplicating existing source devices and their settings via the Duplicate button on the System Information dialog. Use the Duplicate feature to make a copy of the currently selected device, to allow for quick configuration for systems with multiple identical devices. The Duplicate button is only enabled once a device (DVD, CDP, MP3 player etc.) is added to the project, and only if DXP-PRO supports multiple devices of that type.

  • Page 40: Device Configuration Dialog - Device Data Tab

    Using the DXP-PRO Wizard Control Configuration tab: The options in this tab are used to configure the AMX IR port to properly transmit the IR signal to the AV equipment. This tab requires that you know how your equipment operates. Note that the Control Configuration tab is only...
  • Page 41 Source Type: Click the down-arrow to open a drop-down list of available device types (Compact Disc Player, Digital Satellite System, Digital Video Disc Player, etc). Click to select the device type that matches the device you are adding to the project.
  • Page 42 Using the DXP-PRO Wizard The only Source Type that enables the AXlink Control Method are Cameras. If either a Camera or Video Display (such as a Projector/Plasma and TV) are chosen to be controlled via Serial (RS-232), two new fields become available within the Device Data section.

  • Page 43: How To Setup External Cameras (Using Camera And Video Conference Source Types)

    An identical IP Address can't be assigned to more than one device, with the exception of a MAX. A MAX unit can ONLY have an identical IP only if it uses different zones per display name entry. Ex: A MAX-IMS assigned to IP Address 1.1.1.1 - Zone 1 can exist in the same project as another MAX-IMS assigned to IP Address 1.1.1.1 - Zone 2.

  • Page 44: How To Configure G4 Computer Control (G4Cc)

    7. For an indirect connection type, select AXlink for the Control Method. Click the down-arrow adjacent to the Control Logic field. Select from the list of indirect camera control options: AMX AXB-PT w/servo zoom or AMX AXB-PT w/serial zoom. The selected choice is dependent on both the camera controller and the mounted camera.

  • Page 45: How To Configure I!-Weather

    How to configure i!-Weather If the i!-Weather application is installed on a Master without a weather account, only AMX-related locations are viewable within the i!-Weather setup page on the touch panel. To gain access to any zip code's weather information, you must purchase a subscription from AMX.

  • Page 46: Device Configuration Dialog - Ir Mapping Tab

    Using the DXP-PRO Wizard Device Configuration dialog - IR Mapping tab The options in the IR Mapping tab (FIG. 5) help to insure that the button you press on the touch panel does what you expect. IR files, especially custom IR files, do not always use the same channel numbers for the same IR functions.

  • Page 47: Removing A Mapped Function

    Device Configuration dialog - Control Configuration tab The options in the Control Configuration tab (FIG. 6) allow you to configure the AMX IR port to properly transmit the IR signal to the target equipment. The options in this tab require that you know how your equipment operates.
  • Page 48 The default setting is On. Wired IR - Enable this option if the wired IR device requires Mode Serial signals. TREDnet on the AMX website (www.amx.com) will give you information on whether your device uses IR carrier/Mode Serial signals or not.

  • Page 49: Device Configuration Dialog - Power Control Tab

    Device Configuration dialog - Power Control tab The options in the Power Control tab (FIG. 7) allow you to configure power control to the AV equipment. This tab requires that you know how your equipment operates. FIG. 7 Device Configuration dialog - Power Control tab Device Supports Discrete On/Off - If you have mapped Discrete On/Off functions for this device, you can select to enable support of Discrete On/Off.

  • Page 50: Device Considerations When Using New Features

    If the i!-Weather application is installed on a Master without a weather account, only AMX-related locations are viewable within the i!-Weather page on the touch panel. To gain access to any zip code's weather information, you must purchase a subscription from AMX.

  • Page 51: Which Screens? Dialog

    Which Screens? Dialog The Which Screens? dialog (FIG. 8) is available for selection from the Jump To drop-down list after pressing the Next >> button from the System Information dialog page; once the project has been finished and re-opened. FIG. 8 Which Screens? dialog Use this dialog to specify which Project Wizard dialog screens (ex: DVD Tile, Relay Control, etc…) to include in the Jump To list, to further simplify using the application.

  • Page 52: Integrated Applications Dialog

    Using the DXP-PRO Wizard Switcher Inputs/Outputs (page 52) Channel Preset Categories (page 55) Channel Presets (page 56) CD Titles (page 57) DVD Titles (page 59) Relay Control (page 59) Navigation and Routing Macros (page 61) System Macros (page 65) Once you have made your selections, click Back or Next to close this dialog. Note that you can't disable the System Information dialog.
  • Page 53 " and ' characters are not allowed. The Monitor AMX NXA-UPS radio button allows you to monitor any communicating NXA-UPS power supply units. The Nominal Voltage drop-down list allows you to select from up to 8 voltage settings ranging from 100 to 240.

  • Page 54: Lighting Presets Dialog

    The Address and Button Number fields correspond to either the lighting controller address and the preset number (as with AMX Radia), or the address of the keypad and the keypad button that will be emulated (as with the LiteTouch controller).

  • Page 55: Note For Ald-D48 Lighting Systems

    The Button # refers to the button number or scene number the Design XPress system is to emulate when communicating to the lighting system. For the AMX Radia, the button # is the scene number to be recalled when this scene is selected on the touch panel.

  • Page 56: Note For Radia Lighting Systems

    Using the DXP-PRO Wizard Note for Radia Lighting Systems On Radia lighting systems, channels 1-128 represent Radia lighting presets 1-128. If a channel is on, then the corresponding preset is on. However, on startup NetLinx resets all channels to 0 (OFF). Radia does not report the status of its channels when the Master comes up, and consequently the software believes the state of all of the presets is OFF.
  • Page 57 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.
  • Page 58 Using the DXP-PRO Wizard Scrolling - allows you to scroll through the menu buttons using left and right-arrow buttons. Static - all menu buttons are displayed - no scrolling involved. Use PopUp Page Effects - allows you to enable popup page effects within the touch panel project pages.

  • Page 59: Choose Touch Panel Theme Dialog

    All of these selections are dependent on these devices first being defined. As an example, if no lighting was previously defined, the Lights Button checkbox will be greyed-out and unavailable. Choose Touch Panel Theme Dialog The Choose Touch Panel Themes dialog allows you to select from a list of predefined layouts (or themes) for your touch panels.

  • Page 60: Choose Touch Panel Background Dialog

    Using the DXP-PRO Wizard Choose Touch Panel Background dialog To select a background for your custom touch panel theme: 1. Click on one of the background names in the list on the left side of the screen. A small-scale preview image of the selected theme is displayed in this dialog (FIG. 13). 2.

  • Page 61: Choose Touch Panel Text Colors Dialog

    FIG. 14 Choose Touch Panel Buttons dialog Choose Touch Panel Text Colors dialog To select the touch panel text colors: 1. Select Text On and Text Off state colors from the top color palette. 2. Click and drag each color selection from the top color palette to the "Drag Here to Update" section of each Text Off State or Text On State window (FIG.

  • Page 62: Switcher Inputs/Outputs Dialog

    Using the DXP-PRO Wizard FIG. 15 Input Names dialog To edit the Display Text field information 1. Select a Default Input Name from the list and make any necessary changes within the Display Text field (lower portion of the page). 2.
  • Page 63 FIG. 16 Switcher Inputs/Outputs dialogs Input Number - This is a read-only field that changes to reflect the currently selected Switcher input number (from the upper table). Source - This drop-down list provides you with a listing of available source devices. These were previously entered and configured within the System Information page.

  • Page 64: Switcher Outputs Tab

    Using the DXP-PRO Wizard Switcher Outputs tab Within the Outputs section, in addition to assigning devices to outputs of the switcher, you can assign a display device as the primary display. When selecting a source on the completed touch panel, the corresponding input will be connected to the primary display's output by default. This allows sources to connect to the primary display without having to visit the switcher page on the touch panel, simplifying the user interface.

  • Page 65: Channel Preset Categories Dialog

    Channel Preset Categories Dialog This dialog (FIG. 17) allows you to create up to 8 different preset categories. For example, you might create a presets category for Sports channels, one for Movies channels, another for Children's channels, and so on. These categories appear within the bottom-right of the Channel Presets pages (such as Channel Presets for DSS/TV/etc.).

  • Page 66: Channel Presets For

    Using the DXP-PRO Wizard Channel Presets for...Dialogs The Channel Preset dialogs are the same for any TV type channel preset. This includes TV tuners, Cable TV tuners, DSS tuners, PVR tuners and VCR tuners. The previously configured Preset Categories appear within the bottom-right of these Channel Presets pages. Channel Presets dialogs are only included for devices that have been specified as being "tuner capable".

  • Page 67: Cd Titles For Cd Dialog

    You can also define your own custom presets. If you select None as the button image, the text placed in the Preset Name text box will be displayed on the touch panel button. CD Titles for CD Dialog The CD Titles dialog (FIG. 19) allows you to setup the CD or DVD titles in multi-disc changers. The number of title slots is determined by the changer size as set on the Source Data screen.

  • Page 68: Editing Cd Information

    Using the DXP-PRO Wizard Editing CD Information 1. Select a CD title from the list to populate the Artist and Disc Title fields, where you can enter new information as desired. 2. Click the Update button to update that CD in the list. Retrieving CD Information (from freedb.org) 1.

  • Page 69: Removing A Cd Title (Cd Titles Maintenance Dialog)

    To prevent the CD from playing when it is inserted, hold down the shift key on the keyboard while loading the CD. 2. Click the down-arrow (in the Setting to receive CD data from freedb.org section of the dialog) to view a list of available CD drives on your PC. 3.
  • Page 70 Using the DXP-PRO Wizard FIG. 20 Relay Control dialog The Display Name text box is used to label the relay group on the touch panel. Changing a Display Name can result in DXP-PRO displaying a warning pop-up message informing you that "Deleting/Renaming this entry will affect the following Macros".

  • Page 71: Adding A Relay Control Definition To The List

    Adding a Relay Control Definition to the list 1. Enter a name for the Relay in the Display Name text field. Then select a type of Control Logic. 2. Click the Add button to add the new Relay Control Definition to the bottom of the list. 3.

  • Page 72: Editing An Existing Macro Within The Project

    Using the DXP-PRO Wizard Each navigation and routing macro may contain up to 50 steps, the following sections outlines more specific information on using macros. These Macros would have been previously created within the Device Configuration - Device Data tab by selecting the Use Macro for Menu Navigation and Device Routing radio button (for a selected Source Type (if available)).

  • Page 73: Using The Macro Steps For

    FIG. 22 Adding a Macro to a Project To see a good example of how a typical macro is structured, open the macro included in the sample project (select the "Projector" macro from the Macros list, and click the Edit command button). Using the Macro Steps for...dialog to edit the macro steps Select a macro and click the Edit button in the Macros section of the Navigation and Routing Macros dialog to open the Macro Steps dialog (FIG.
  • Page 74 Using the DXP-PRO Wizard The items in this dialog include: Macro Steps table: This table lists all of the steps currently included in this macro. Use the Up/Down arrow buttons to rearrange the order of the steps. Macro Steps tabs: The set of tabs in the lower half of this dialog represent the different system elements that can be incorporated into a macro.

  • Page 75: System Macros Dialog

    Clear: Click to clear the macro function from a selected macro step, without removing the step from the list. OK/Cancel: Click OK to accept the changes and return to the previous dialog. Click Cancel to exit from this dialog without accepting any recent changes. System Macros Dialog A macro is a series of commands that are triggered by a single button on the touch panel.

  • Page 76: Adding A New System Macro To The Project

    All custom additions to the generated system need to be made to the Custom.axi include file. AMX does not recommend making modifications to Main.axi or any other Include file.

  • Page 77: Opening An Existing Design Xpress - Professional Project

    Select New from the Project Selection List context menu. Opening an Existing Design XPress - Professional Project There are three ways to open an existing Design XPress - Professional project file. All three methods have the same result; they each open the Project selected (highlighted) in the Project Selection list (on the Main Screen).

  • Page 78: Exporting A Dxp-Pro Project

    Using the DXP-PRO Wizard Exporting a DXP-PRO Project There are two ways to export an existing Design XPress - Professional project file. Both methods have the same result; they each invoke the Export dialog, where you can specify a name and the target directory for the exported Project (.PRO) file.

  • Page 79: Finishing A Project

    For more information on how to operate NetLinx Studio see the NetLinx Studio Tutorial on the Training page of the AMX web site at www.amx.com, and consult the on-line help file and NetLinx Studio Instruction Manual (also available via the AMX website).

  • Page 80: Understanding The Report File

    Using the DXP-PRO Wizard Understanding the Report File The report file (Report.html), automatically generated by DXP-PRO (after the project is finished) should be used as a step-by-step guide to installing the system. This HTML file is located into the project directory that is specific to the generated project. It is important to refer to the Report file and follow the device addressing instructions and to hook up the A/V equipment to the proper IR and RS-232 ports.

  • Page 81: Uploading A Completed Touch Panel File To A Target Panel

    • Execute delay of 2 seconds • Execute 'Close' using relay device Window, state = RELEASE This section of the report lists all of the AMX equipment that will be needed to build, install, and run the system. Both model numbers and descriptions are given to make ordering the equipment a simple process.
  • Page 82 Using the DXP-PRO Wizard FIG. 25 Finishing a project and downloading the created Touch Panel Pages 3. Note the IP Address and IP port values used by the NetLinx Master for communication. 4. From the TPD4 Main menu, select Transfer > Connect to open the Connect dialog (FIG. 26). 5.

  • Page 83: Working With Your Project

    (along the lower half of the application window), and begin the transfer process. The files upload progress is reflected on the touch panel LCD. 13. After a successful upload is completed, the touch panel displays an AMX Design XPress Professional - Logo page.

  • Page 84: The Netlinx Studio Project

    Using the DXP-PRO Wizard The CD titles list must be downloaded using an FTP program. There are many of these available on the web, most of them freeware. Connect to the Master and download all of the required files into the root directory (top-most directory) of the Master.
  • Page 85 To use FTP to transfer these files to the system's NetLinx Master, you'll need to know the Master's IP Address: 1. Launch Windows Explorer and navigate to the directory where your Design XPress project is located. 2. Locate and select every TXT file in the project folder. Be sure to select every TXT file, and only TXT files.
  • Page 86 Using the DXP-PRO Wizard DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide...

  • Page 87: Dxp-Pro Touch Panel Channel Maps

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps The channel maps are generated in TPD4. Once you have created a touch panel project: 1. Open a TPD4 template file. 2. From the Main menu, click Panel to open a drop-down menu. 3. Select Generate Programmer's Report and choose the output file type for the information (Comma Separated Format, Text-Only format, and Web Page Format).
  • Page 88 DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps Caps " ’ Enter Shift < , > . Shift Ctrl Ctrl Space pg dn pg up Button 83 CH Port: 0, CH Code: 524 CH Port: 0, CH Code: 525 CH Port: 0, CH Code: 526 CH Port: 0, CH Code: 527 CH Port: 0, CH Code: 543 CH Port: 0, CH Code: 558...

  • Page 89: Cable Menu

    Cable Menu CABLE_MENU_BUTTON CABLE_GUIDE_BUTTON CABLE_FAV_BUTTON CABLE_INFO_BUTTON CABLE_POWER_BUTTON CABLE_PRESET_BUTTON CABLE_UP_BUTTON CABLE_DOWN_BUTTON CABLE_LEFT_BUTTON CABLE_RIGHT_BUTTON CABLE_NAVSELECT_BUTTON CABLE_SELECT_BUTTON CABLE_EXIT_BUTTON Cable Tuner CABLETUNER_1_BUTTON CABLETUNER_2_BUTTON CABLETUNER_3_BUTTON CABLETUNER_4_BUTTON CABLETUNER_5_BUTTON CABLETUNER_6_BUTTON CABLETUNER_7_BUTTON CABLETUNER_8_BUTTON CABLETUNER_9_BUTTON CABLETUNER_CHANUP_BUTTON CABLETUNER_CHANDN_BUTTON CABLETUNER_ENTER_BUTTON CABLE_POWER_BUTTON CABLE_PRESET_BUTTON CABLETUNER_0_BUTTON CABLETUNER_PREVCHAN_BUTTON Cable Video CABLETUNER_PREVCHAN_BUTTON CABLETUNER_ENTER_BUTTON CABLE_GUIDE_BUTTON CABLE_UP_BUTTON CABLE_DOWN_BUTTON CABLE_LEFT_BUTTON CABLE_RIGHT_BUTTON CABLE_NAVSELECT_BUTTON...

  • Page 90: Camera

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps Camera CAMERA_UP CAMERA_DN CAMERA_LT CAMERA_RT CAMERA_ZOOM_UP CAMERA_ZOOM_DN CAMERA_1 CAMERA_2 CAMERA_3 CAMERA_4 CAMERA_5 CAMERA_6 CAMERA_7 CAMERA_8 CAMERA_9 CAMERA_SET CD Changer CD_PLAY_BUTTON CD_STOP_BUTTON CD_PAUSE_BUTTON CD_SKIPREV_BUTTON CD_REWIND_BUTTON CD_FFWD_BUTTON CD_SKIPFWD_BUTTON CD_SELECTDISC_BUTTON CD_DISCDN_BUTTON CD_SHUFFLE_BUTTON CD_DISCUP_BUTTON CD_CONTINUE_BUTTON CD_POWER_BUTTON CD_ADVANCED_BUTTON CD_REPEAT_BUTTON CD Changer Advanced CDADVANCED_1_BUTTON CDADVANCED_2_BUTTON CDADVANCED_3_BUTTON...

  • Page 91: Cd List

    CD_SELECTDISC_BUTTON CD_POWER_BUTTON CDADVANCED_SELECT_BUTTON CDADVANCED_+100_BUTTON CDADVANCED_CLEAR_BUTTON CD List CDLIST_UP_BUTTON CDLIST_DOWN_BUTTON CDLIST_ID4_BUTTON CDLIST_ID5_BUTTON CDLIST_ID6_BUTTON CDLIST_ID7_BUTTON CDLIST_ID1_BUTTON CDLIST_ID2_BUTTON CDLIST_ID3_BUTTON CDLIST_ART4_BUTTON CDLIST_ART5_BUTTON CDLIST_ART6_BUTTON CDLIST_ART7_BUTTON CDLIST_ART1_BUTTON CDLIST_ART2_BUTTON CDLIST_ART3_BUTTON CDLIST_TTL4_BUTTON CDLIST_TTL5_BUTTON CDLIST_TTL6_BUTTON CDLIST_TTL7_BUTTON CDLIST_TTL1_BUTTON CDLIST_TTL2_BUTTON CDLIST_TTL3_BUTTON CDLIST_LISTLVL_BUTTON CDLIST_SORTID_BUTTON CDLIST_SORTART_BUTTON CDLIST_SORTTTL_BUTTON CDLIST_ADD_BUTTON CD List - Title Only CDTTL_UP_BUTTON CDTTL_DOWN_BUTTON CDTTL_TTL4_BUTTON...

  • Page 92: Cd List Action Picker

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps CD List Action Picker CDACTION_EDIT_BUTTON CDACTION_EXIT_BUTTON CDACTION_DELETE_BUTTON CD List Keyboard Enter Channel Preset Categories CHANCAT_UP_BUTTON CHANCAT_DOWN_BUTTON CHANCAT_HDR_BUTTON CHANCAT_1_BUTTON CHANCAT_2_BUTTON CHANCAT_3_BUTTON CHANCAT_4_BUTTON CHANCAT_5_BUTTON CHANCAT_6_BUTTON CHANCAT_7_BUTTON CHANCAT_8_BUTTON CHANCAT_9_BUTTON Channel Presets CHANPRE_UP_BUTTON CHANPRE_DOWN_BUTTON CHANPRE_HDR_BUTTON CHANPRE_EXIT_BUTTON CHANPRE_1_BUTTON CHANPRE_7_BUTTON CHANPRE_13_BUTTON CHANPRE_2_BUTTON CHANPRE_8_BUTTON CHANPRE_14_BUTTON...

  • Page 93: Clearone Incoming

    CHANPRE_12_BUTTON CHANPRE_18_BUTTON ClearOne Incoming CLEARONE_ANSWER CLEARONE_IGNORE_DISCONNECT ClearOne Info CLEARONE_INFO_DSP_TXT CLEARONE_INFO_FIRMWARE_TXT CLEARONE_INFO_SERIALNUMBER_TXT CLEARONE_INFO_AMXCOMM_TXT CLEARONE_INFO_AMXBAUD_TXT ClearOne Main CLEARONE_INPUT_SEL_2 CLEARONE_INPUT_SEL_1 CLEARONE_INPUT_SEL_3 CLEARONE_INPUT_SEL_6 CLEARONE_INPUT_SEL_5 CLEARONE_INPUT_SEL_4 CLEARONE_INPUT_SEL_7 CLEARONE_INPUT_SEL_8 CLEARONE_INPUT_SEL_10 CLEARONE_INPUT_SEL_9 CLEARONE_INPUT_SEL_11 CLEARONE_INPUT_SEL_12 CLEARONE_GAIN_UP CLEARONE_GAIN_DN CLEARONE_INPUT_MUTE_2 CLEARONE_INPUT_MUTE_1 CLEARONE_INPUT_MUTE_3 CLEARONE_INPUT_MUTE_4 CLEARONE_INPUT_MUTE_6 CLEARONE_INPUT_MUTE_5 CLEARONE_INPUT_MUTE_7 CLEARONE_INPUT_MUTE_8 CLEARONE_INPUT_MUTE_10 CLEARONE_INPUT_MUTE_9 CLEARONE_INPUT_MUTE_11 CLEARONE_INPUT_MUTE_12 CLEARONE_OUTPUT_SEL_2 CLEARONE_OUTPUT_SEL_1...

  • Page 94: Clearone Presets

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps CLEARONE_OUTPUT_SEL_7 CLEARONE_OUTPUT_SEL_8 CLEARONE_OUTPUT_SEL_10 CLEARONE_OUTPUT_SEL_9 CLEARONE_OUTPUT_SEL_11 CLEARONE_OUTPUT_SEL_12 CLEARONE_OUTPUT_MUTE_2 CLEARONE_OUTPUT_MUTE_1 CLEARONE_OUTPUT_MUTE_3 CLEARONE_OUTPUT_MUTE_4 CLEARONE_OUTPUT_MUTE_6 CLEARONE_OUTPUT_MUTE_5 CLEARONE_OUTPUT_MUTE_7 CLEARONE_OUTPUT_MUTE_8 CLEARONE_OUTPUT_MUTE_10 CLEARONE_OUTPUT_MUTE_9 CLEARONE_OUTPUT_MUTE_11 CLEARONE_OUTPUT_MUTE_12 CLEARONE_GAIN_LVL ClearOne Presets CLEARONE_PRESETS_2 CLEARONE_PRESETS_1 CLEARONE_PRESETS_3 CLEARONE_PRESETS_4 CLEARONE_PRESETS_6 CLEARONE_PRESETS_5 CLEARONE_PRESETS_7 CLEARONE_PRESETS_8 CLEARONE_PRESETS_RECALL_MACRO ClearOne TH2 Main CLEARONE_TH2_2 CLEARONE_TH2_1 CLEARONE_TH2_3 CLEARONE_TH2_5 CLEARONE_TH2_4...

  • Page 95: Clearone Th2 Speed Dial

    CLEARONE_TH2_REDIAL CLEARONE_TH2_VIEW CLEARONE_TH2_CONNECT CLEARONE_TH2_DISCONNECT CLEARONE_TH2_CONNECT_SAT CLEARONE_TH2_DISCONNECT_STAT CLEARONE_TH2_FLASH CLEARONE_TH2_RENULL CLEARONE_TH2_MUTERX CLEARONE_TH2_MUTETX CLEARONE_TH2_TXUP CLEARONE_TH2_TXDN CLEARONE_TH2_RXUP CLEARONE_TH2_RXDN CLEARONE_TH2_TXLVL CLEARONE_TH2_RXLVL CLEARONE_TH2_CALL_PROGRESS ClearOne TH2 Speed Dial CLEARONE_TH2_SPEED_1 CLEARONE_TH2_SPEED_2 CLEARONE_TH2_SPEED_3 CLEARONE_TH2_SPEED_4 CLEARONE_TH2_SPEED_5 CLEARONE_TH2_SPEED_6 CLEARONE_TH2_SPEED_7 CLEARONE_TH2_SPEED_8 CLEARONE_TH2_SPEED_9 CLEARONE_TH2_SPEED_DIAL CLEARONE_TH2_SPEED_10 CLEARONE_TH2_SPEED_TXT Conference Volume PROGRAM_VOL_BARGRAPH VOLUME_UP_BUTTON VOLUME_DOWN_BUTTON VOLUME_MUTE_BUTTON Controls Double Click Right Click Left Click...

  • Page 96: Debug

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps Debug DEBUG_GENERAL_BUTTON DEBUG_PATH_BUTTON DEBUG_HANDLER_BUTTON DEBUG_MAIN_BUTTON DEBUG_MACRO_BUTTON DEBUG_ERROR_BUTTON Display DISPLAY_ADVANCED_BUTTON DISPLAY_VOLUP_BUTTON DISPLAY_VOLDN_BUTTON DISPLAY_VOLMUTE_BUTTON DISPLAY_POWER_BUTTON DISPLAY_PRESET_BUTTON DISPLAY_1_BUTTON DISPLAY_2_BUTTON DISPLAY_3_BUTTON DISPLAY_4_BUTTON DISPLAY_5_BUTTON DISPLAY_6_BUTTON DISPLAY_7_BUTTON DISPLAY_8_BUTTON DISPLAY_9_BUTTON DISPLAY_ENTER_BUTTON DISPLAY_0_BUTTON DISPLAY_MENU_BUTTON DISPLAY_INPUT_BUTTON DISPLAY_CHANUP_BUTTON DISPLAY_CHANDN_BUTTON DISPLAY_NAVSELECT_BUTTON DISPLAY_+100_BUTTON DISPLAY_PREVCHAN_BUTTON DISPLAY_UP_BUTTON DISPLAY_LEFT_BUTTON DISPLAY_RIGHT_BUTTON DISPLAY_DOWN_BUTTON Display Advanced DISPLAY_POWER_BUTTON...

  • Page 97: Display Inputs

    DISPLAY_VOLUP_BUTTON DISPLAY_VOLDN_BUTTON DISPLAY_VOLMUTE_BUTTON DISPLAY_ASPECT_BUTTON DISPLAY_ASPECT_STANDARD_BUTTON DISPLAY_ASPECT_ANAMORPHIC_BUTTON DISPLAY_ASPECT_VIRTUALWIDE_BUTTON DISPLAY_ASPECT_LETTERBOX_BUTTON Display Inputs DISPLAY_VIDEO1_BUTTON DISPLAY_VIDEO2_BUTTON DISPLAY_VIDEO3_BUTTON DISPLAY_VIDEO4_BUTTON DISPLAY_VIDEO5_BUTTON DISPLAY_VIDEO6_BUTTON DISPLAY_VIDEO7_BUTTON DISPLAY_VIDEO8_BUTTON DISPLAY_VIDEO9_BUTTON DISPLAY_VIDEO10_BUTTON DISPLAY_VIDEO11_BUTTON DISPLAY_VIDEO12_BUTTON DISPLAY_ADVANCED_BUTTON DISPLAY_POWER_BUTTON DISPLAY_VOLUP_BUTTON DISPLAY_VOLDN_BUTTON DISPLAY_VOLMUTE_BUTTON DISPLAY_INPUT+_BUTTON DISPLAY_INPUT-_BUTTON Display Video DISPLAY_LEFT_BUTTON DISPLAY_NAVSELECT_BUTTON DISPLAY_RIGHT_BUTTON DISPLAY_UP_BUTTON DISPLAY_DOWN_BUTTON DISPLAY_MENU_BUTTON DISPLAY_CHANUP_BUTTON DISPLAY_CHANDN_BUTTON DISPLAY_VOLUP_BUTTON DISPLAY_VOLDN_BUTTON DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps...

  • Page 98: Dss Menu

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps DSS Menu DSSMNU_MENU_BUTTON DSSMNU_GUIDE_BUTTON DSSMNU_FAV_BUTTON DSSMNU_INFO_BUTTON DSS_POWER_BUTTON DSSMNU_PRESET_BUTTON DSSMNU_UP_BUTTON DSSMNU_DOWN_BUTTON DSSMNU_LEFT_BUTTON DSSMNU_RIGHT_BUTTON DSSMNU_NAVSELECT_BUTTON DSSMNU_EXIT_BUTTON DSSMNU_SELECT_BUTTON DSS Tuner DSSTUNER_1_BUTTON DSSTUNER_2_BUTTON DSSTUNER_3_BUTTON DSSTUNER_4_BUTTON DSSTUNER_5_BUTTON DSSTUNER_6_BUTTON DSSTUNER_7_BUTTON DSSTUNER_8_BUTTON DSSTUNER_9_BUTTON DSSTUNER_0_BUTTON DSSTUNER_CHANUP_BUTTON DSSTUNER_CHANDN_BUTTON DSSTUNER_ENTER_BUTTON DSS_POWER_BUTTON DSSTUNER_PRESET_BUTTON DSSTUNER_PREVCHAN_BUTTON DSS Video DSSTUNER_PREVCHAN_BUTTON DSSTUNER_ENTER_BUTTON DSSMNU_GUIDE_BUTTON...

  • Page 99: Dvd

    DVD_PLAY_BUTTON DVD_STOP_BUTTON DVD_PAUSE_BUTTON DVD_SKIPREV_BUTTON DVD_REWIND_BUTTON DVD_FFWD_BUTTON DVD_SKIPFWD_BUTTON DVD_POWER_BUTTON DVD_SELECTDISC_BUTTON DVD_ADVANCED_BUTTON DVD_DISCDN_BUTTON DVD_DISCUP_BUTTON DVD Changer Advanced DVDADVANCED_1_BUTTON DVDADVANCED_2_BUTTON DVDADVANCED_3_BUTTON DVDADVANCED_4_BUTTON DVDADVANCED_5_BUTTON DVDADVANCED_6_BUTTON DVDADVANCED_7_BUTTON DVDADVANCED_8_BUTTON DVDADVANCED_9_BUTTON DVDADVANCED_0_BUTTON DVDADVANCED_ENTER_BUTTON DVD_SELECTDISC_BUTTON DVD_POWER_BUTTON DVDADVANCED_SELECT_BUTTON DVDADVANCED_+10_BUTTON DVDADVANCED_EXIT_BUTTON DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps CH Port: 2, CH Code: 11 CH Port: 2, CH Code: 12 CH Port: 2, CH Code: 13...

  • Page 100: Dvd Menu

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps DVD Menu DVD_MENU_UP_BUTTON DVD_MENU_DOWN_BUTTON DVD_MENU_LEFT_BUTTON DVD_MENU_RIGHT_BUTTON DVD_MENU_NAVSELECT_BUTTON DVD_MENU_MENU_BUTTON DVD_TOPMENU_BUTTON DVD_POWER_BUTTON DVD_SELECTDISC_BUTTON DVD_ADVANCED_BUTTON DVD_MENU_SUBTITLE_BUTTON DVD Video DVD_PLAY_BUTTON DVD_STOP_BUTTON DVD_PAUSE_BUTTON DVD_SKIPREV_BUTTON DVD_REWIND_BUTTON DVD_FFWD_BUTTON DVD_SKIPFWD_BUTTON G4CC Computer Window HELP-ABOUT AMX_SETUP_BUTTON SYSINFO_JOBNAME SYSINFO_FILENAME SYSINFO_COMPANY SYSINFO_CREATEDBY SYSINFO_DATE_CREATED SYSINFO_SOFTWARE_REV BUTTON_BACK SLEEP_BUTTON SYSINFO_DEBUG INIT_IR KBKeyboard...

  • Page 101: Kbshift

    Insert Done Abort KBShift Auto Shift Insert Done Abort Lights LIGHTS_1_BUTTON LIGHTS_4_BUTTON LIGHTS_7_BUTTON LIGHTS_2_BUTTON LIGHTS_5_BUTTON LIGHTS_8_BUTTON LIGHTS_3_BUTTON LIGHTS_6_BUTTON LIGHTS_9_BUTTON Logo LOGO_START_BUTTON STARTUP SHUTDOWN SELECT_LBL_BUTTON Macros MACRO_1_BUTTON MACRO_5_BUTTON MACRO_9_BUTTON MACRO_13_BUTTON MACRO_2_BUTTON MACRO_6_BUTTON MACRO_10_BUTTON MACRO_14_BUTTON MACRO_3_BUTTON MACRO_7_BUTTON MACRO_11_BUTTON MACRO_15_BUTTON MACRO_4_BUTTON MACRO_8_BUTTON MACRO_12_BUTTON MACRO_16_BUTTON DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps...

  • Page 102: Macros2

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps Macros2 MACRO_17_BUTTON MACRO_21_BUTTON MACRO_25_BUTTON MACRO_18_BUTTON MACRO_22_BUTTON MACRO_26_BUTTON MACRO_29_BUTTON MACRO_19_BUTTON MACRO_23_BUTTON MACRO_27_BUTTON MACRO_30_BUTTON MACRO_20_BUTTON MACRO_24_BUTTON MACRO_28_BUTTON MACRO_31_BUTTON MACRO_32_BUTTON Main Page MAIN_MENU_STATEVTB1_BUTTON MAIN_MENU_3_BUTTON MAIN_MENU_4_BUTTON MAIN_MENU_5_BUTTON MAIN_MENU_6_BUTTON MAIN_MENU_RIGHT_BUTTON MAIN_MENU_LEFT_BUTTON MAIN_MENU_2_BUTTON MAIN_MENU_1_BUTTON MAIN_MENU_STATE_BUTTON MAIN_MENU_DATE_BUTTON MAIN_MENU_TIME_BUTTON MAIN_TITLEVTB_BUTTON Main Page - Static Display MAIN_TITLEVTB_BUTTON STATIC_MENU_1_BUTTON...

  • Page 103: Max Audio

    MAX Audio MAX AUDIO ARTIST MAX AUDIO TRACK MAX AUDIO PLAYLIST MAX AUDIO GENRE MAX AUDIO MODE MAX AUDIO MODES MAX AUDIO PLAY MAX AUDIO STOP MAX AUDIO PAUSE MAX AUDIO SKIP - MAX AUDIO SKIP + MAX AUDIO TITLE MAX AUDIO HEADER MAX AUDIO PLAYLISTS MAX AUDIO GENRES...

  • Page 104: Max Movie Search

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps MAX SEARCH ARTIST 3 MAX SEARCH DISC 3 MAX SEARCH ARTIST 4 MAX SEARCH DISC 4 MAX SEARCH ARTIST 5 MAX SEARCH DISC 5 MAX SEARCH ARTIST 6 MAX SEARCH DISC 6 MAX SEARCH DN MAX SEARCH UP MAX SEARCH ARTISTS MAX SEARCH DISCS...

  • Page 105: Max Record Cd

    MAX PLAYLIST UP MAX PLAYLIST PLAY MAX Record CD MAX RECORD CD TITLE MAX RECORD CD TIME MAX RECORD CD TRAY CLOSE MAX RECORD CD TRAY OPEN MAX RECORD CD DISC PROGRESS MAX RECORD CD ID DISC MAX RECORD CD RECORD MAX RECORD CD STOP RECORD MAX RECORD CD TRACK PROGRESS MAX RECORD CD ARTIST...

  • Page 106: Max Video

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps MAX Video MAX VIDEO CHAPTER MAX VIDEO TITLE MAX VIDEO HEADER MAX VIDEO PLAY MAX VIDEO STOP MAX VIDEO PAUSE MAX VIDEO SKIP - MAX VIDEO SKIP + MAX VIDEO UP MAX VIDEO DN MAX VIDEO LEFT MAX VIDEO RIGHT MAX VIDEO MODES MAX VIDEO DVD MENU...

  • Page 107: Mm - Sources

    MM - Sources STATIC_MENU_SRC1 STATIC_MENU_SRC2 STATIC_MENU_SRC3 STATIC_MENU_SRC4 STATIC_MENU_SRC5 STATIC_MENU_SRC6 STATIC_MENU_SRC7 STATIC_MENU_SRC8 STATIC_MENU_SRC9 STATIC_MENU_SRC10 STATIC_MENU_SRC11 STATIC_MENU_SRC12 STATIC_MENU_SRC13 STATIC_MENU_SRC14 STATIC_MENU_SRC15 STATIC_MENU_SRC16 STATIC_MENU_SRC17 STATIC_MENU_SRC18 STATIC_MENU_SRC19 STATIC_MENU_SRC20 MM - Sources2 STATIC_MENU_SRC21 STATIC_MENU_SRC22 STATIC_MENU_SRC23 STATIC_MENU_SRC24 STATIC_MENU_SRC25 STATIC_MENU_SRC26 STATIC_MENU_SRC27 STATIC_MENU_SRC28 STATIC_MENU_SRC29 STATIC_MENU_SRC30 STATIC_MENU_SRC31 STATIC_MENU_SRC32 MP3 Navigator DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps CH Port: 3, CH Code: 200...

  • Page 108: Mp3 Player

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps ARQNAV_SONGSLBL_BUTTON ARQNAV_ALL_BUTTON ARQNAV_ARTIST_BUTTON ARQNAV_ALBUM_BUTTON ARQNAV_JUKEBOX_BUTTON ARQNAV_PLAYLIST_BUTTON ARQNAV_SEARCH_BUTTON ARQNAV_PLAYER_BUTTON ARQNAV_RANDOM_BUTTON ARQNAV_INTRO_BUTTON ARQNAV_SHUFFLE_BUTTON ARQNAV_REPEAT_BUTTON ARQNAV_UP_BUTTON ARQNAV_SELECT_BUTTON ARQNAV_DOWN_BUTTON MP3 Player ARQPLAYER_PLAY_BUTTON ARQPLAYER_STOP_BUTTON ARQPLAYER_PAUSE_BUTTON ARQPLAYER_SKIPREV_BUTTON ARQPLAYER_SKIPFWD_BUTTON ARQPLAYER_REWIND_BUTTON ARQPLAYER_FFWD_BUTTON ARQPLAYER_NAV_BUTTON ARQPLAYER_UP_BUTTON ARQPLAYER_DOWN_BUTTON ARQPLAYER_RANDOM_BUTTON ARQPLAYER_INTRO_BUTTON ARQPLAYER_SHUFFLE_BUTTON ARQPLAYER_REPEAT_BUTTON AD Port: 2, AD Code: 119 CH Port: 2, CH Code: 102 CH Port: 2, CH Code: 103 CH Port: 2, CH Code: 104...

  • Page 109: Mtgmappointmentdetails

    mtgmAppointmentDetails mtgmHelpQuestion button_round_45x45_F button_round_45x45_F button_round_45x45_F button_round_45x45_F Answer 1 Answer 4 Answer 2 Answer 3 mtgmHelpMessage mtgmHelpResponse mtgmMaintenanceMessage mtgmMeetingEndWarning mtgmMeetingExtendWarning DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps AD Port: 7, AD Code: 154 AD Port: 7, AD Code: 151 AD Port: 7, AD Code: 152 AD Port: 7, AD Code: 153 CH Port: 7, CH Code: 176...

  • Page 110: Mtgmmonthselect

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps mtgmMonthSelect January February March April June July August September October November December Month mtgmMtgControl Run Preset Extend Meeting Help Maintenance mtgmViewSchedule Month Year CH Port: 7, CH Code: 57 CH Port: 7, CH Code: 58 CH Port: 7, CH Code: 59 CH Port: 7, CH Code: 60 CH Port: 7, CH Code: 61...
  • Page 111 DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps CH Port: 7, CH Code: 101 AD Port: 7, AD Code: 101 CH Port: 7, CH Code: 102 AD Port: 7, AD Code: 102 CH Port: 7, CH Code: 103 AD Port: 7, AD Code: 103 CH Port: 7, CH Code: 104 AD Port: 7, AD Code: 104...
  • Page 112 DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps CH Port: 7, CH Code: 22 AD Port: 7, AD Code: 22 CH Port: 7, CH Code: 23 AD Port: 7, AD Code: 23 CH Port: 7, CH Code: 24 AD Port: 7, AD Code: 24 CH Port: 7, CH Code: 25 AD Port: 7, AD Code: 25 CH Port: 7, CH Code: 26...

  • Page 113: Mtgmyearselect

    Jump to Today mtgmYearSelect Year mtgmViewSchedule1 DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps CH Port: 7, CH Code: 217 AD Port: 7, AD Code: 217 CH Port: 7, CH Code: 218 AD Port: 7, AD Code: 218 CH Port: 7, CH Code: 219 AD Port: 7, AD Code: 219 CH Port: 7, CH Code: 220...

  • Page 114: Mtgmviewschedule3

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps mtgmViewSchedule3 Polycom Bandwidth POLYCOM_BWIDTH_128K POLYCOM_BWIDTH_256K POLYCOM_BWIDTH_384K POLYCOM_BWIDTH_512K POLYCOM_BWIDTH_768K POLYCOM_BWIDTH_64K POLYCOM_BWIDTH_1024K POLYCOM_BWIDTH_1472K POLYCOM_BWIDTH_1920K Polycom Call Control POLYCOM_CALL_CONTROL_BWIDTH POLYCOM_CALL_CONTROL_ANSWER POLYCOM_CALL_CONTROL_IP Polycom Call Status POLYCOM_CALL_STATUS_CALL1 POLYCOM_CALL_STATUS_CALL2 POLYCOM_CALL_STATUS_CALL3 POLYCOM_CALL_STATUS_SPEED_TX POLYCOM_CALL_STATUS_VIDEO_PROTOCOL_RX POLYCOM_CALL_STATUS_SPEED_RX POLYCOM_CALL_STATUS_VIDEO_PROTOCOL_TX POLYCOM_CALL_STATUS_VIDEO_FMT_RX POLYCOM_CALL_STATUS_AUDIO_PROTOCOL_LINE_STATE POLYCOM_CALL_STATUS_VIDEO_FMT_TX POLYCOM_CALL_STATUS_AUDIO_PROTOCOL_RX CH Port: 7, CH Code: 233 AD Port: 7, AD Code: 233 CH Port: 7, CH Code: 234 AD Port: 7, AD Code: 234...

  • Page 115: Polycom Camera

    POLYCOM_CALL_STATUS_AUDIO_PROTOCOL_TX POLYCOM_CALL_STATUS_COMM_PROTOCOL_RX POLYCOM_CALL_STATUS_COMM_PROTOCOL_TX Polycom Camera POLYCOM_CAMERA_NEAR POLYCOM_CAMERA_1 POLYCOM_CAMERA_SET POLYCOM_CAMERA_2 POLYCOM_CAMERA_GET POLYCOM_CAMERA_3 POLYCOM_CAMERA_4 POLYCOM_CAMERA_ZOOM_UP POLYCOM_CAMERA_ZOOM_DN POLYCOM_CAMERA_LT POLYCOM_CAMERA_DN POLYCOM_CAMERA_RT POLYCOM_CAMERA_UP POLYCOM_CAMERA_PIP POLYCOM_CAMERA_5 POLYCOM_CAMERA_6 POLYCOM_CAMERA_7 POLYCOM_CAMERA_8 POLYCOM_CAMERA_9 POLYCOM_CAMERA_10 Polycom Clear Bandwidth POLYCOM_CLR_BWIDTH_64K POLYCOM_CLR_BWIDTH_128K POLYCOM_CLR_BWIDTH_256K POLYCOM_CLR_BWIDTH_384K POLYCOM_CLR_BWIDTH_512K POLYCOM_CLR_BWIDTH_768K POLYCOM_CLR_BWIDTH_1024K POLYCOM_CLR_BWIDTH_1472K POLYCOM_CLR_BWIDTH_1920K Polycom Clear Hangup POLYCOM_CLR_HANGUP_1 POLYCOM_CLR_HANGUP_2 POLYCOM_CLR_HANGUP_3...

  • Page 116: Polycom Directory

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps Polycom Directory POLYCOM_DIRECTORY_UP POLYCOM_DIRECTORY_DN POLYCOM_DIRECTORY_BWDTH POLYCOM_DIRECTORY_ENTRY POLYCOM_DIRECTORY_NAME POLYCOM_DIRECTORY_NUM Polycom Hangup POLYCOM_HANGUP_CALL1 POLYCOM_HANGUP_CALL2 POLYCOM_HANGUP_CALL3 POLYCOM_HANGUP_POTS POLYCOM_HANGUP_ALL POLYCOM_HANGUP_CALL1_ID POLYCOM_HANGUP_CALL2_ID POLYCOM_HANGUP_CALL3_ID Polycom Keyboard Polycom Keypad BUTTON Polycom Main POLYCOM_MAIN_1 POLYCOM_MAIN_2 POLYCOM_MAIN_3 POLYCOM_MAIN_4 POLYCOM_MAIN_5 POLYCOM_MAIN_6 POLYCOM_MAIN_7 POLYCOM_MAIN_8 POLYCOM_MAIN_9 POLYCOM_MAIN_, POLYCOM_MAIN_IP POLYCOM_MAIN_0 POLYCOM_MAIN_#...

  • Page 117: Polycom Message

    POLYCOM_MAIN_AUTO_ANSWER POLYCOM_MAIN_OK POLYCOM_MAIN_LT POLYCOM_MAIN_DN POLYCOM_MAIN_RT POLYCOM_MAIN_UP POLYCOM_MAIN_WAKE Polycom Message MSG_UP_BUTTON MSG_DOWN_BUTTON MSG_VTB1_BUTTON MSG_VTB2_BUTTON Polycom Navigate POLYCOM_NAV_UP POLYCOM_NAV_LT POLYCOM_NAV_ENTER POLYCOM_NAV_RT POLYCOM_NAV_DN POLYCOM_NAV_MENU POLYCOM_NAV_DEL_CH Polycom Video Select POLYCOM_VIDEO_SELECT_FAR_CAM1 POLYCOM_VIDEO_SELECT_FAR_CAM2 POLYCOM_VIDEO_SELECT_FAR_CAM3 POLYCOM_VIDEO_SELECT_FAR_CAM4 POLYCOM_VIDEO_SELECT_FAR_CAM5 POLYCOM_VIDEO_SELECT_NEAR_CAM1 POLYCOM_VIDEO_SELECT_NEAR_CAM2 POLYCOM_VIDEO_SELECT_NEAR_CAM3 POLYCOM_VIDEO_SELECT_NEAR_CAM4 Projector Video PROJ_VIDEO1_BUTTON PROJ_VIDEO2_BUTTON PROJ_VIDEO3_BUTTON PROJ_VIDEO4_BUTTON PROJ_VIDEO5_BUTTON PROJ_VIDEO6_BUTTON PROJ_VIDEO7_BUTTON...

  • Page 118: Pvr

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps PVR_PLAY_BUTTON PVR_STOP_BUTTON PVR_PAUSE_BUTTON PVR_REWIND_BUTTON PVR_FFWD_BUTTON PVR_POWER_BUTTON PVR_REPLAY_BUTTON PVR_SKIP_BUTTON PVR_YES_BUTTON PVR_NO_BUTTON PVR_RECORD_BUTTON PVR_PRESET_BUTTON PVR Menu PVRMNU_MENU_BUTTON PVRMNU_GUIDE_BUTTON PVRMNU_LIVETV_BUTTON PVRMNU_INFO_BUTTON PVRMNU_SELECT_BUTTON PVRMNU_EXIT_BUTTON PVR_POWER_BUTTON PVRMNU_UP_BUTTON PVRMNU_DOWN_BUTTON PVRMNU_LEFT_BUTTON PVRMNU_RIGHT_BUTTON PVRMNU_NAVSELECT_BUTTON PVR_PRESET_BUTTON PVR_YES_BUTTON PVR_NO_BUTTON PVR Tuner PVRTUNER_1_BUTTON PVRTUNER_2_BUTTON PVRTUNER_3_BUTTON PVRTUNER_4_BUTTON PVRTUNER_5_BUTTON PVRTUNER_6_BUTTON PVRTUNER_7_BUTTON...

  • Page 119: Pvr Video

    PVRTUNER_PREVCHAN_BUTTON PVR_CLEAR_BUTTON PVR Video PVR_PLAY_BUTTON PVR_STOP_BUTTON PVR_PAUSE_BUTTON PVR_RECORD_BUTTON PVR_REWIND_BUTTON PVR_FFWD_BUTTON PVRMNU_LIVETV_BUTTON PVRMNU_MENU_BUTTON PVRMNU_LEFT_BUTTON PVRMNU_RIGHT_BUTTON PVRMNU_NAVSELECT_BUTTON PVRMNU_UP_BUTTON PVRMNU_DOWN_BUTTON Relays RELAY_2LBL_BACKGND_BUTTON RELAY_2OPEN_BUTTON RELAY_2STOP_BUTTON RELAY_2CLOSE_BUTTON RELAY_3LBL_BACKGND_BUTTON RELAY_3OPEN_BUTTON RELAY_3STOP_BUTTON RELAY_3CLOSE_BUTTON RELAY_1LBL_BACKGND_BUTTON RELAY_1OPEN_BUTTON RELAY_1STOP_BUTTON RELAY_1CLOSE_BUTTON Select SELECT_UP_BUTTON SELECT_DOWN_BUTTON SELECT_LBL_BUTTON SELECT_1_BUTTON SELECT_2_BUTTON SELECT_3_BUTTON SELECT_EXIT_BUTTON Splash SETUP SPLASH_INFO_BUTTON DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps...

  • Page 120: Switcher

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps Switcher SWITCHER_CONNECT SWITCHER_INPUT1 SWITCHER_INPUT2 SWITCHER_INPUT3 SWITCHER_INPUT4 SWITCHER_INPUT5 SWITCHER_INPUT6 SWITCHER_INPUT7 SWITCHER_INPUT8 SWITCHER_INPUT9 SWITCHER_INPUT10 SWITCHER_INPUT11 SWITCHER_INPUT12 SWITCHER_INPUT13 SWITCHER_INPUT14 SWITCHER_INPUT15 SWITCHER_INPUT16 SWITCHER_OUTPUT1 SWITCHER_OUTPUT2 SWITCHER_OUTPUT3 SWITCHER_OUTPUT4 SWITCHER_OUTPUT5 SWITCHER_OUTPUT6 SWITCHER_OUTPUT7 SWITCHER_OUTPUT8 SWITCHER_OUTPUT9 SWITCHER_OUTPUT10 SWITCHER_OUTPUT11 SWITCHER_OUTPUT12 SWITCHER_OUTPUT13 SWITCHER_OUTPUT14 SWITCHER_OUTPUT15 SWITCHER_OUTPUT16 SWITCHER_VID_ONLY SWITCHER_AUD_ONLY SWITCHER_OUTPUT_TXT_1 SWITCHER_OUTPUT_TXT_5...

  • Page 121: Tandberg Answer

    SWITCHER_OUTPUT_TXT_8 SWITCHER_OUTPUT_TXT_12 SWITCHER_OUTPUT_TXT_16 Tandberg Answer TANDBERG_ANSWER_NUMBER Tandberg Call Status TANDBERG_CALL_STATUS_CALL1 TANDBERG_CALL_STATUS_CALL2 TANDBERG_CALL_STATUS_CALL3 TANDBERG_CALL_STATUS_VID_MODE_OUT TANDBERG_CALL_STATUS_CALL4 TANDBERG_CALL_STATUS_VID_MODE_IN TANDBERG_CALL_STATUS_AUD_MODE_OUT TANDBERG_CALL_STATUS_AUD_MODE_IN TANDBERG_CALL_STATUS_CALL_PROTOCOL_OUT TANDBERG_CALL_STATUS_CALL_PROTOCOL_IN TANDBERG_CALL_STATUS_VID_RES_OUT TANDBERG_CALL_STATUS_VID_RES_IN TANDBERG_CALL_STATUS_CALL_RATE Tandberg Camera TANDBERG_CAMERA_7 TANDBERG_CAMERA_6 TANDBERG_CAMERA_9 TANDBERG_CAMERA_8 TANDBERG_CAMERA_SET TANDBERG_CAMERA_ZOOM_UP TANDBERG_CAMERA_2 TANDBERG_CAMERA_ZOON_DN TANDBERG_CAMERA_1 TANDBERG_CAMERA_4 TANDBERG_CAMERA_LT TANDBERG_CAMERA_DN TANDBERG_CAMERA_RT TANDBERG_CAMERA_UP TANDBERG_CAMERA_3 TANDBERG_CAMERA_5 TANDBERG_MAIN_MAIN_CAM TANDBERG_MAIN_DUO_MAIN_CAM TANDBERG_MAIN_AUX_CAM...

  • Page 122: Tandberg Directory

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps TANDBERG_MAIN_COMPUTER TANDBERG_MAIN_DUO_COMPUTER TANDBERG_MAIN_END_DUO TANDBERG_MAIN_PIP Tandberg Codec TANDBERG_CODEC_OK TANDBERG_CODEC_LT TANDBERG_CODEC_DN TANDBERG_CODEC_RT TANDBERG_CODEC_UP TANDBERG_CODEC_CONNECT TANDBERG_CODEC_DISCONNECT TANDBERG_CODEC_MENU TANDBERG_CODEC_DELETE TANDBERG_CODEC_2 TANDBERG_CODEC_1 TANDBERG_CODEC_3 TANDBERG_CODEC_5 TANDBERG_CODEC_4 TANDBERG_CODEC_6 TANDBERG_CODEC_8 TANDBERG_CODEC_7 TANDBERG_CODEC_9 TANDBERG_CODEC_0 Button TANDBERG_CODEC_# TANDBERG_CODEC_F2 TANDBERG_CODEC_F1 TANDBERG_CODEC_F3 Tandberg Directory TANDBERG_DIR_TXT_1 TANDBERG_DIR_LOCAL TANDBERG_DIR_TXT_3 TANDBERG_DIR_TXT_5 TANDBERG_DIR_TXT_7 TANDBERG_DIR_TXT_9...

  • Page 123: Tandberg Dirsetup

    TANDBERG_DIR_CALL TANDBERG_DIR_HANGUP TANDBERG_DIR_NAME TANDBERG_DIR_NUMBER TANDBERG_DIR_QUALITY Tandberg DirSetup TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_CALLTYPE Caps TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_QUALITY TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_QUALITY_UP TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_QUALITY_DN Shift TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_CALLTYPE_UP TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_CALLTYPE_DN TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_56K TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_NAME TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_1ST_NUMBER TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_2ND_NUMBER TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_EDIT_LBL Tandberg DirSetupCAPS Caps TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_QUALITY TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_QUALITY_UP TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_QUALITY_DN Shift TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_CALLTYPE TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_CALLTYPE_UP TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_CALLTYPE_DN TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_56K TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_NAME TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_1ST_NUMBER TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_2ND_NUMBER TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_EDIT_LBL Tandberg DirSetup 1 TANDBERG_DIRSETUP1_TXT1 TANDBERG_DIRSETUP1_TXT3 TANDBERG_DIRSETUP1_TXT5 TANDBERG_DIRSETUP1_TXT7 TANDBERG_DIRSETUP1_TXT9...

  • Page 124: Tandberg Duo Source

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps TANDBERG_DIRSETUP1_TXT8 TANDBERG_DIRSETUP1_TXT10 TANDBERG_DIRSETUP1_DN TANDBERG_DIRSETUP1_PAGE_DN TANDBERG_DIRSETUP1_PAGE_UP TANDBERG_DIRSETUP1_UP Tandberg Duo Source TANDBERG_DUO_MAIN_CAM TANDBERG_DUO_AUX_CAM TANDBERG_DUO_DOC_CAM TANDBERG_DUO_VCR_DVD TANDBERG_DUO_COMPUTER Tandberg Far End TANDBERG_FAREND_ZOOM_UP TANDBERG_FAREND_ZOOM_DN TANDBERG_FAREND_LT TANDBERG_FAREND_DN TANDBERG_FAREND_RT TANDBERG_FAREND_UP TANDBERG_FAREND_PSET_7 TANDBERG_FAREND_PSET_6 TANDBERG_FAREND_PSET_9 TANDBERG_FAREND_PSET_8 TANDBERG_FAREND_PSET_2 TANDBERG_FAREND_PSET_1 TANDBERG_FAREND_PSET_4 TANDBERG_FAREND_PSET_3 TANDBERG_FAREND_PSET_5 TANDBERG_FAREND_FOCUS_UP TANDBERG_FAREND_FOCUS_DN TANDBERG_FAREND_5 TANDBERG_FAREND_2 TANDBERG_FAREND_1 TANDBERG_FAREND_4...

  • Page 125: Tandberg Hangup

    Tandberg Hangup TANDBERG_HANGUP_CALL1 TANDBERG_HANGUP_ALL TANDBERG_HANGUP_CALL2 TANDBERG_HANGUP_CALL3 TANDBERG_HANGUP_CALL4 TANDBERG_HANGUP_CALL5 Tandberg Keyboard Caps QUALITY_TXT QUALITY_UP QUALITY_DN Shift CALL HANGUP Tandberg Keyboard CAPS Caps QUALITY_TXT QUALITY_UP QUALITY_DN Shift CALL HANGUP Tandberg Main TANDBERG_MAIN_AUX_CAM TANDBERG_MAIN_DUO_AUX_CAM TANDBERG_MAIN_DOC_CAM TANDBERG_MAIN_DUO_DOC__CAM TANDBERG_MAIN_VCR_DVD TANDBERG_MAIN_DUO_VCR_DVD TANDBERG_MAIN_COMPUTER TANDBERG_MAIN_DUO_COMPUTER TANDBERG_MAIN_MAIN_CAM TANDBERG_MAIN_END_DUO TANDBERG_MAIN_PIP TANDBERG_MAIN_CALL_PF TANDBERG_MAIN_CODEC_PF TANDBERG_MAIN_DUO_MAIN_CAM...

  • Page 126: Tandberg Manual Dial

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps Tandberg Manual Dial TANDBERG_MANDIAL_QUALITY TANDBERG_MANDIAL_QUALITY_UP TANDBERG_MANDIAL_QUALITY_DN TANDBERG_MANDIAL_1ST_NUMBER TANDBERG_MANDIAL_2ND_NUMBER TANDBERG_MANDIAL_AUTO TANDBERG_MANDIAL_H320 TANDBERG_MANDIAL_56K TANDBERG_MANDIAL_LAN TANDBERG_MANDIAL_CALL TANDBERG_MANDIAL_HANGUP Tandberg Msgboard TANDBERG_MSGBD_TXT Tandberg Password TANDBERG_PASSWORD_1Y TANDBERG_PASSWORD_2 TANDBERG_PASSWORD_3 TANDBERG_PASSWORD_4 TANDBERG_PASSWORD_5 TANDBERG_PASSWORD_6 TANDBERG_PASSWORD_7 TANDBERG_PASSWORD_8 TANDBERG_PASSWORD_9 TANDBERG_PASSWORD_DEL TANDBERG_PASSWORD_0 TANDBERG_PASSWORD_ENTER TANDBERG_PASSWORD_PASSWORD TNadvancedControls Advanced Clear All Screens Clear All and Flush AD Port: 6, AD Code: 174 CH Port: 6, CH Code: 121...

  • Page 127: Tncanvas

    TNcanvas Canvas Whiteboard Blackboard Screen Undo 100% TNcolor picker brightnessPicker colorPicker brightnessPicker Color Close Mix Custom Color TNcontrols Activate Annotation Clear Screen undo print Annotation redo save Draw Rect Line Elipse Select Point Shape Text $Vpt shape_3 tool_draw tool_line tool_rect tool_ellipse tool_select_grab tool_pointer...

  • Page 128: Tnkeypad

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps TNkeypad Keypad TNpenOptions Pen Select lineSize_01 lineSize_13 lineSize_06 lineSize_20 Select Select Select Select Select Select Solid Line Dotted Line Dashed Line Select Select TNshape Shape Undo shape_4 shape_6 shape_3 shape_3 CH Port: 0, CH Code: 70 CH Port: 0, CH Code: 502 CH Port: 0, CH Code: 503 CH Port: 0, CH Code: 508...

  • Page 129: Tntext

    TNtext Text Size Undo 96pt 12pt 48pt $V pt VCR_PLAY_BUTTON VCR_STOP_BUTTON VCR_PAUSE_BUTTON VCR_SRCHREV_BUTTON VCR_REWIND_BUTTON VCR_FFWD_BUTTON VCR_SRCHFWD_BUTTON VCR_POWER_BUTTON VCR_TVVCR_BUTTON VCR_INPUT_BUTTON VCR_RECORD_BUTTON VCR_PRESET_BUTTON VCR_MENU_BUTTON VCR Menu VCR_UP_BUTTON VCR_LEFT_BUTTON VCR_NAVSELECT_BUTTON VCR_RIGHT_BUTTON VCR_DOWN_BUTTON VCR_INPUT-_BUTTON VCR_POWER_BUTTON VCR_PRESET_BUTTON VCR_INPUT+_BUTTON VCR_MENU_BUTTON DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps CH Port: 0, CH Code: 70 CH Port: 1, CH Code: 81 CH Port: 1, CH Code: 82...

  • Page 130: Vcr Tuner

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps VCR Tuner VCRTUNER_1_BUTTON VCRTUNER_2_BUTTON VCRTUNER_3_BUTTON VCRTUNER_4_BUTTON VCRTUNER_5_BUTTON VCRTUNER_6_BUTTON VCRTUNER_7_BUTTON VCRTUNER_8_BUTTON VCRTUNER_9_BUTTON VCRTUNER_0_BUTTON VCRTUNER_CHANUP_BUTTON VCRTUNER_CHANDN_BUTTON VCR_TVVCR_BUTTON VCRTUNER_ENTER_BUTTON VCR_POWER_BUTTON VCR_PRESET_BUTTON VCRTUNER_PREVCHAN_BUTTON VCR_MENU_BUTTON VCRTUNER_+100_BUTTON VCR Video VCR_PLAY_BUTTON VCR_STOP_BUTTON VCR_PAUSE_BUTTON VCR_RECORD_BUTTON VCR_SRCHREV_BUTTON VCR_REWIND_BUTTON VCR_FFWD_BUTTON VCR_SRCHFWD_BUTTON Video Volume VOLUME_UP_BUTTON VOLUME_DOWN_BUTTON VOLUME_MUTE_BUTTON PROGRAM_VOL_BARGRAPH CH Port: 1, CH Code: 91...

  • Page 131: Vortex Codec

    Vortex Codec VORTEX_CODEC_1 VORTEX_CODEC_2 VORTEX_CODEC_3 VORTEX_CODEC_4 VORTEX_CODEC_5 VORTEX_CODEC_6 VORTEX_CODEC_7 VORTEX_CODEC_8 VORTEX_CODEC_9 VORTEX_CODEC_C VORTEX_CODEC_AUTO_ANSWER VORTEX_CODEC_0 VORTEX_CODEC_DIAL VORTEX_CODEC_INPUT2 VORTEX_CODEC_INPUT1 VORTEX_CODEC_REDIAL VORTEX_CODEC_HOOK VORTEX_CODEC_INPUT3 VORTEX_CODEC_INPUT4 VORTEX_CODEC_INPUT5 VORTEX_CODEC_INPUT6 VORTEX_CODEC_INPUT7 VORTEX_CODEC_INPUT8 VORTEX_CODEC_INPUTA VORTEX_CODEC_INPUTB VORTEX_CODEC_INPUTC VORTEX_CODEC_INPUTD VORTEX_CODEC_OUTPUT1 VORTEX_CODEC_OUTPUT2 VORTEX_CODEC_OUTPUT3 VORTEX_CODEC_OUTPUT4 VORTEX_CODEC_OUTPUT5 VORTEX_CODEC_OUTPUT6 VORTEX_CODEC_OUTPUT7 VORTEX_CODEC_OUTPUT8 VORTEX_CODEC_OUTPUTA VORTEX_CODEC_OUTPUTB VORTEX_CODEC_OUTPUTC VORTEX_CODEC_OUTPUTD VORTEX_CODEC_INPUTT VORTEX_CODEC_OUTPUTT...

  • Page 132: Vortex Gain

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps Vortex Gain VORTEX_GAIN_1 VORTEX_GAIN_2 VORTEX_GAIN_3 VORTEX_GAIN_4 VORTEX_GAIN_5 VORTEX_GAIN_6 VORTEX_GAIN_7 VORTEX_GAIN_8 VORTEX_GAIN_9 VORTEX_GAIN_C VORTEX_GAIN_0 VORTEX_GAIN_- VORTEX_GAIN_INPUT_CHAN VORTEX_GAIN_OUTPUT_CHAN VORTEX_GAIN_AUTO VORTEX_GAIN_SEND VORTEX_GAINCHAN_1 VORTEX_GAINCHAN_2 VORTEX_GAINCHAN_3 VORTEX_GAINCHAN_4 VORTEX_GAINCHAN_A VORTEX_GAINCHAN_B VORTEX_GAINCHAN_C VORTEX_GAINCHAN_D VORTEX_GAINCHAN_T VORTEX_GAINCHAN_L VORTEX_GAINCHAN_5 VORTEX_GAINCHAN_6 VORTEX_GAINCHAN_7 VORTEX_GAINCHAN_8 Vortex Incoming VORTEX_ANSWER Vortex Mute VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_OUT1 VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_OUT2...

  • Page 133: Vortex Presets

    VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_OUT6 VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_OUT7 VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_OUT8 VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_IN1 VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_IN2 VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_IN3 VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_IN4 VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_INA VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_INB VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_INC VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_IND VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_INT VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_IN5 VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_IN6 VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_IN7 VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_IN8 Vortex Presets VORTEX_PRESETS_1 VORTEX_PRESETS_2 VORTEX_PRESETS_3 VORTEX_PRESETS_4 VORTEX_PRESETS_5 VORTEX_PRESETS_6 VORTEX_PRESETS_7 VORTEX_PRESETS_8 VORTEX_PRESETS_9 VORTEX_PRESETS_C VORTEX_PRESETS_0 VORTEX_PRESETS_GO VORTEX_PRESETS_QUIET_MACRO VORTEX_PRESETS_QUIET_PRESET VORTEX_PRESETS_PRESET_VT VORTEX_PRESETS_MACRO VORTEX_PRESETS_PRESET VORTEX_PRESETS_SAVE VORTEX_PRESETS_POWERUP DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps CH Port: 4, CH Code: 39 CH Port: 4, CH Code: 40...

  • Page 134: Weather

    DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps Weather WEATHER_LOCATION 83° F 96° F 73° F South @ 23 mph 89° F 83° F 72° F Hi Temp sSunny sPartlyCloudy sMostlyCloudy sThunderstorms sPartlyCloudy sThunderstorms 98° F 76° F 94° F 72° F 89° F 69°...

  • Page 135: Weatherbrowse

    WeatherBrowse Presets Presets Presets Presets Presets Presets Presets Presets BROWSE_DN BROWSE_UP PROGRESS_BAR Please Select A City Below Please Select A City Below Select WeatherConfig WeatherDownload PROGRESS Start Download Clear percent BackArrow WeatherLocation PRESET1 PRESET2 PRESET3 PRESET4 Save Browse International LOCATION Twice a Day Twice an Hour 6 Times per Day...
  • Page 136 DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide...

  • Page 137: Touch Panel Buttons Using Strings

    Touch Panel Buttons using Strings The button string information is generated in TPD4. Once you have create a touch panel project: 1. Open a TPD4 template file. 2. From the Main menu, click Panel to open a drop-down menu. 3. Select Generate Programmer's Report and choose the output file type for the information (Comma Separated Format, Text-Only format, and Web Page Format).

  • Page 138: String Output - Kbkeyboard

    Touch Panel Buttons using Strings 0 (zero) Abort Enter Clr. & String Output - KBKeyboard ’ Command:CDKEYB-9 Port 1 Port 1 Command:CDKEYB-O Port 1 Command:CDKEYB-L Port 1 Command:CDKEYB-0 Port 1 Command:CDKEYB-P Command:CDKEYB-ABORT Port 1 Command:CDKEYB-ENTER Command:CDKEYB-DEL Command:CDKEYB-CLR Command:CDKEYB-! Port 1 Command:CDKEYB-@ Port 1 Command:CDKEYB-#...

  • Page 139: String Output - Kbshift

    ’ Button Button Space Clear Bksp Delete String Output - KBShift & DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide Touch Panel Buttons using Strings Command:KBD-] Port 7 Port 7 Command:KBD-a Port 7 Command:KBD-s Port 7 Command:KBD-d Port 7 Command:KBD-f Command:KBD-g Port 7 Port 7 Command:KBD-h Port 7...

  • Page 140: String Output - Max Keyboard

    Touch Panel Buttons using Strings " < > Space Clear Bksp Delete String Output - MAX Keyboard Command:KBD-R Port 7 Port 7 Command:KBD-T Port 7 Command:KBD-Y Command:KBD- Port 7 Command:KBD- Port 7 Command:KBD- Port 7 Command:KBD- Port 7 Command:KBD- Port 7 Command:KBD- Port 7 Command:KBD-...

  • Page 141: String Output - Max Keyboard Shift

    Space 0 (zero) Search Clear BkSpace String Output - MAX Keyboard Shift DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide Touch Panel Buttons using Strings Command:KB1-3 Port 1 Port 1 Command:KB1-e Port 1 Command:KB1-d Port 1 Command:KB1-c Port 1 Command:KB1-4 Command:KB1-r Port 1 Port 1 Command:KB1-f Port 1...

  • Page 142: String Output - Meeting Keyboard

    Touch Panel Buttons using Strings & Space Search Clear BkSpace String Output - Meeting Keyboard ’ Command:KB1-C Port 1 Port 1 Command:KB1-$ Port 1 Command:KB1-R Port 1 Command:KB1-F Port 1 Command:KB1-V Command:KB1-% Port 1 Port 1 Command:KB1-T Port 1 Command:KB1-G Port 1 Command:KB1-B Port 1...

  • Page 143: String Output - Mp3 Keyboard

    ’ Button Button Space Clear Bksp Delete String Output - MP3 Keyboard DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide Touch Panel Buttons using Strings Command:KBD-w Port 7 Port 7 Command:KBD-e Port 7 Command:KBD-r Port 7 Command:KBD-t Port 7 Command:KBD-y Command:KBD-u Port 7 Port 7 Command:KBD-i Port 7...

  • Page 144: String Output - Polycom Keyboard

    Touch Panel Buttons using Strings 0 (zero) String Output - Polycom Keyboard Command:MP3-w Port 1 Port 1 Command:MP3-s Port 1 Command:MP3-x Port 1 Command:MP3-3 Port 1 Command:MP3-e Command:MP3-d Port 1 Port 1 Command:MP3-c Port 1 Command:MP3-4 Port 1 Command:MP3-r Port 1 Command:MP3-f Port 1 Command:MP3-v...

  • Page 145: String Output - Polycom Keypad

    Space 0 (zero) Enter Clear BkSpace Cancel String Output - Polycom Keypad POLYCOM_KEYPAD_1 POLYCOM_KEYPAD_2 POLYCOM_KEYPAD_3 POLYCOM_KEYPAD_4 POLYCOM_KEYPAD_5 POLYCOM_KEYPAD_6 POLYCOM_KEYPAD_7 POLYCOM_KEYPAD_8 POLYCOM_KEYPAD_9 Button POLYCOM_KEYPAD_0 POLYCOM_KEYPAD_# DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide Touch Panel Buttons using Strings Command:pkb-4 Port 1 Port 1 Command:pkb-R Port 1 Command:pkb-F Port 1...

  • Page 146: String Output - Tandberg Answer

    Touch Panel Buttons using Strings String Output - Tandberg Answer TANDBERG_ANSWER_ANSWER TANDBERG_ANSWER_REJECT TANDBERG_ANSWER_DISTURB String Output - Tandberg Camera TANDBERG_CAMERA_EXIT String Output - Tandberg Codec TANDBERG_CODEC_BACK String Output - Tandberg Directory TANDBERG_DIR_EXIT TANDBERG_DIR_MAN_DIAL String Output - Tandberg DirSetup Command:CALL-ANSWER Port 6 Port 6 Command:CALL-REJECT Port 6...

  • Page 147: String Output - Tandberg Dirsetupcaps

    Space 0 (zero) BkSpace Caps Shift , (comma) . (period) TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_EXIT TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_CANCEL TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_SAVE TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_DELETE String Output - Tandberg DirSetupCAPS DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide Touch Panel Buttons using Strings Command:KP-j Port 6 Port 6 Command:KP-m Port 6 Command:KP-8 Port 6 Command:KP-i Port 6 Command:KP-k...

  • Page 148: String Output - Tandberg Dirsetup 1

    Touch Panel Buttons using Strings & Space BkSp Caps Shift , (comma) . (period) TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_EXIT TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_CANCEL TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_SAVE TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_DELETE String Output - Tandberg DirSetup 1 TANDBERG_DIRSETUP1_EXIT TANDBERG_DIRSETUP1_LOCAL TANDBERG_DIRSETUP1_GLOBAL String Output - Tandberg Far End TANDBERG_FAREND_EXIT String Output - Tandberg Keyboard Command:KP-6 Port 6 Port 6 Command:KP-y...

  • Page 149: String Output - Tandberg Keyboard Caps

    Space 0 (zero) Caps BkSpace Shift String Output - Tandberg Keyboard CAPS DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide Touch Panel Buttons using Strings Command:KP-x Port 6 Port 6 Command:KP-3 Port 6 Command:KP-e Port 6 Command:KP-d Port 6 Command:KP-c Command:KP-4 Port 6 Port 6 Command:KP-r Port 6...

  • Page 150: String Output - Tandberg Manual Dial

    Touch Panel Buttons using Strings Space 0 (zero) Caps BkSpace Shift String Output - Tandberg Manual Dial Button TANDBERG_MANDIAL_DELETE TANDBERG_MANDIAL_DIR TANDBERG_MANDIAL_REDIAL TANDBERG_MANDIAL_EXIT TANDBERG_MANDIAL_2 TANDBERG_MANDIAL_1 TANDBERG_MANDIAL_3 TANDBERG_MANDIAL_5 TANDBERG_MANDIAL_4 TANDBERG_MANDIAL_6 TANDBERG_MANDIAL_8 TANDBERG_MANDIAL_7 Command:KP-d Port 6 Port 6 Command:KP-c Port 6 Command:KP-4 Port 6 Command:KP-r Port 6 Command:KP-f...

  • Page 151: String Output - Weatherzipcode

    TANDBERG_MANDIAL_9 TANDBERG_MANDIAL_0 TANDBERG_MANDIAL_STAR TANDBERG_MANDIAL_# TANDBERG_MANDIAL_CLEAR TANDBERG_MANDIAL_TEL String Output - WeatherZipCode Bksp Clear DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide Touch Panel Buttons using Strings Command:KP-9 Port 6 Port 6 Command:KP-0 Port 6 Command:KP-* Port 6 Command:KP-# Port 6 Command:KP-CLEAR Command:KP-TELEPHONE Port 6 ZIP-1 Port 1 Port 1...
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