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Figure 11: Attach ribbon cable to the power box
4 For easiest installation, angle the top of the touch screen
toward the wall, insert the top tabs of the mounting ring into
the power box, then press the bottom of the touch screen
into place.
Configuration
Configure the touch screen for wireless (optional)
1 After initialization, tap Network. The network configuration
page opens.
2 Under Wireless, tap Enable, then tap the network you want
to connect to.
Or, if you don't see the network you want:
a Tap Other.
b Tap the Network Name field, type the network name with
the on-screen keyboard, then tap Done.
c Tap the Security field, then select a type of security to
use.
d Tap the Key field, type the network password with the on-
screen keyboard, then tap Done.
e Tap Connect. Notice that the IP settings change. The IP
address is set to DHCP by default.
3 (Optional) If you need to set a static IP address:
a On the Network page, tap Show advanced options, scroll
down and tap DHCP, then tap Static.
b Select each box one at a time and use the on-screen
keyboard to type the IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default
Gateway, Preferred DNS, and Alternate DNS.
c Tap Done.
4 Tap OK to return to the Network page. You can now connect
to a Director.
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5 Tap OK.
Add and configure in Composer Pro
After the touch screen is installed and appears on the home
network, use Composer Pro to add it to the Control4 system and
configure it.
Use the Composer Pro System Design and Connections views to
add and configure this device.
To add and configure a T3 touch screen to a project:
1 Add the T3-T7 or T3-T10 In-Wall Touch Screen driver to your
project.
2 To configure the properties, click System Design.
3 In the project tree, select the T3 7" or T3 10" In-Wall Touch
Screen.
4 View and change the properties in the Properties pane as
needed.
Properties include:
• Network Connection—Reports the touch screen's current
network connection type.
• Back Light—Use the arrows or type numbers to set the
light level, then click Set.
Advanced properties include:
• Enable Camera—Allows you to enable or disable the
camera.
Intercom (nested under the touch screen) properties:
• Appearance—Select to hide the touch screen from
appearing in Navigators as an available device.
• Behavior—Select the modes you want this touch screen to
support.
• Audio Control—Select the volume of individual audio
settings.
• Sip Information—Information for integrating the touch
screen into your SIP/VoIP system.
• Custom Buttons—Select to enable and label the two
available custom buttons.
• Alternate Camera—Select to use an external camera for
the video associated with the touch screen, for example, a
security camera mounted to the side of the entrance and
pointing at the door.
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