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INSTALLATION & PROGRAMMING MANUAL
COMMERICAL SMARTPAD LCD™
TOUCH-SCREEN PANEL CONTROLLER
Models CSPLCD39G, CSPLCD64G & CSPLCD64V
New Feature Addendum Included
CSPLCD39G
CSPLCD64V

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  • Page 1 INSTALLATION & PROGRAMMING MANUAL COMMERICAL SMARTPAD LCD™ TOUCH-SCREEN PANEL CONTROLLER Models CSPLCD39G, CSPLCD64G & CSPLCD64V New Feature Addendum Included CSPLCD39G CSPLCD64V...

  • Page 2: Safety Instructions - Read Before Operating Equipment

    19. FCC Notice – This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK) NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    NSTRUCTIONS CSPLCD P OWER UPPLY AND Power Supply & Standard Xantech IR Output Bus Wiring: ... 15 External IR Input Wiring:... 16 CM8X8/MRC Controller and Expansion Port Wiring: ... 17 Serial RS422/232 Port Wiring:... 18 IR In Zone: ... 18...
  • Page 4 EQUENCES OMMANDS TO A NIVERSAL CSPLCD RC68+ T ... 47 EQUENCES ... 48 ... 48 ... 51 ILES FROM THE © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD )... 38 ALETTE ILES )... 41 ) ... 41 OMMANDS )... 42 ... 45 EMOTE ...
  • Page 5 CM8X8/MRC88 OBJECT PROGRAMMING: ADDING VOLUME BAR, STATUS BAR ETC… ...69 CSPLCD ONFIGURING IMPORTING CUSTOM BACKGROUNDS: ...71 MRC44 & CM8X8/MRC88 (IR C ONTROL MRC44 (Z FOR USE WITH ONTROL CM8X8/MRC88 (Z FOR USE WITH -IR CSPLCD: ...70 RAGON © 2006 Xantech Corporation ) ...56 )...56 ) ...57 ONTROL Page: 5...

  • Page 6: Section 1: General Information & Features

    As with the previous models of SmartPad keypads, these new touch-screen panel keypads are designed to be stand-alone controllers with the ability to output IR commands onto the standard Xantech four-wire IR bus as well as receive (and pass-through) IR commands via the built-in IR receiver. These new touch-screen panels also have the ability to receive and transmit RS232 commands for a wide range of control options.

  • Page 7: System Overview

    Simply connecting a power supply and connecting the SmartPad LCD outputs to any standard Xantech IR bus, makes a complete IR Repeater System. By adding the optional RS422/232 converter, you now can literally control almost any Audio Video or Home Automation component. The CCSPLCD is also directly compatible with the CM8X8/MRC-88 Whole-house Audio Video Entertainment System.

  • Page 8: Smartpad Lcd Features

    Upper and Lower Viewing Angles: Software Programmable for exact viewing placement Programmable Backlight Control: Selectable Time-Out for LCD backlight Standard Xantech IR Bus Output: Allows for easy interface to existing IR networks Internal IR Code Library: Built in IR Code Library. Contains all Major Brand Component IR commands. No need to ‘learn’...

  • Page 9: Smartpad Lcd Panel And Feature Descriptions

    Commercial SmartPad LCD Page: 9 SmartPad LCD PANEL AND FEATURE DESCRIPTIONS Figure 2a – SmartPad LCD™ Model CSPLCD39G – Front Panel Features and Functions © 2006 Xantech Corporation...

  • Page 10: Csplcd Front Panel Features And Connections

    IR circuits. Slowly turn counter-clockwise to reduce sensitivity. 5. IR Learning Eye. The IR Eye on the CSPLCD front panel allows teaching IR Codes to Universal Dragon Drop-IR™ via the Control Amp when connected to a PC ‘s com port. © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD...

  • Page 11: Csplcd Rear Panel Features And Connections

    14. Expansion Terminal. RJ45 Jack. Allows keypad to be daisy chained to another keypad for multiple control locations within a zone. Up to 4 keypads are supported per zone. – Rear Panel Connections and Functions © 2006 Xantech Corporation Page: 11 (Model CSPLCD39G Displayed)
  • Page 12 18. IR In-Zone. 2-Terminal WECO style socket - Zone IR out for local ‘In-Zone’ emitter out. Used for IR control of equipment in the same location as the CSPLCD. Output equivalent to that of Xantech Amplified Connecting blocks. 100mA peak output. Connect directly to Emitter or to Xantech Connecting Blocks (789-44 or 791-44).

  • Page 13: Section 2: Installation & Connections

    2. Make sure the Template is level and gently secure to the wall using a hammer 3. Using a hole saw or other cutting tool, carefully cut along the inner guide lines of the Mounting Template as shown in Figure 5 below. © 2006 Xantech Corporation Page: 13...
  • Page 14 Note: If more pressure is needed, use a screw driver as shown in Detail ‘B’ of Figure 7 Repeat for all four clips. A rear view of the Back Box with clips installed is shown below. © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD...

  • Page 15: Csplcd Power Supply And Input/Output Wiring Instructions

    Commercial SmartPad LCD CSPLCD POWER SUPPLY AND INPUT/OUTPUT WIRING INSTRUCTIONS The SmartPad LCD can be interfaced in numerous fashions; Standard Xantech IR Bus, RS232, Direct Connect to CM8X8/MRC88, External IR Input, and Local IR (Emitter Output). The following sections below address each of these wiring configurations.

  • Page 16: External Ir Input Wiring

    490-90, etc…) to the CSPLCD display. IR commands received here will be rebroadcast and passed out the Xantech IR Bus of the CSPLCD (Fig. 3 – 19). RC68+ commands received here (of the proper Code Group) can trigger internal IR or RS232 Macros programmed into the CSPLCD display.

  • Page 17: Cm8X8/Mrc Controller And Expansion Port Wiring

    Note: When the CSPLCD is the last Keypad connected in line with the CM8X8/MRC88, the Zone Termination Jumper (Figure 3 – 16) needs to be installed. Figure 9 – External IR Input Wiring XPANSION IRING © 2006 Xantech Corporation Page: 17...

  • Page 18: Serial Rs422/232 Port Wiring

    SmartPad LCD), wire the IR OUT and GND terminals on the rear of the CSPLCD Display to the IR (white stripe) and GND of the emitter cable. To control numerous components in the same area, wire these terminals to an amplified connecting block (Xantech Model 791-44) using 18-20AWG 2-conductor cable. A 2-conductor screw-type removable connector is provided.
  • Page 19 Commercial SmartPad LCD Page: 19 Figure 10 – Interfacing to MRC and Serial Control © 2006 Xantech Corporation...

  • Page 20: Installing Csplcd Into Back-Box

    Bezel Mounting Clips. (See Figure – 11 Detail A) 6. Push Bezel gently into mounting clips until flush with the wall making sure side tabs go through slots on metal bracket. Figure 11 – Installing CSPLCD into Back Box © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD...

  • Page 21: Section 3: Maintenance & Calibration

    If the unit is powered ON (active), simply press and hold an area of the CSPLCD Display with no active GTL’s. While holding this area, gently wipe the rest of the display as noted above. © 2006 Xantech Corporation Page: 21...

  • Page 22: Section 4: Programming The Smartpad Lcd

    Install the Universal Dragon program onto your hard drive as follows: 1. Insert the disc into your computer’s CD-ROM drive. If your drive has been set for auto run, a Xantech Welcome Menu will appear. If not, access your CD ROM with Windows Explorer and double click the file "setup.exe".

  • Page 23: Serial Port Selection

    After the successful installation of the software, double-click the Dragon Drop-IR™(CSPLCD) icon on your desktop or: 1. From START menu, choose Programs. 2. Select Xantech and click on the Universal Dragon Drop-IR™(CSPLCD) Icon from the menu. 3. The program loads and opens to the following Universal Dragon Drop-IR SmartPad LCD opening screen.

  • Page 24: Selecting The Proper Com Port

    2. Select the keypad you will be programming. After selecting the keypad, perform a “WHO AM I”. This will verify communication between the PC and the CSPLCD. Also, it will tell Universal Dragon to enable to commercial features. ETTINGS © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD...
  • Page 25 Commercial SmartPad LCD Page: 25 3. The SmartPad LCD System Window will appear in Graphics Mode as shown below in Figure 13. You may now begin programming the Graphic Screens. Figure 13 – CSPLCD Graphic Page Edit Screen © 2006 Xantech Corporation...

  • Page 26: Creating The Graphical User Interface (Gui)

    Creating a MENU GTL can initiate a macro to call up a menu screen on a DVD player AND call up an additional page on the CSPLCD screen containing the Cursor GTL buttons to be used when using the DVD menu. © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD...

  • Page 27: Placing Source Gtl's

    This may be desired for Volume or Channel Up/Down controls. For more information on placing Text Labels on the Background, see the section below entitled Creating Labels. 5. Repeat steps 3 & 4 for all desired Function Buttons for that Source. © 2006 Xantech Corporation Page: 27...
  • Page 28 Page: 28 SmartPad LCD Figure 15 – Building The GUI Screen © 2006 Xantech Corporation...

  • Page 29: Inserting Additional Pages For A Single Source

    DVD itself and also bring up a page of MENU Cursor buttons on the SmartPad LCD panel for the User to use to navigate through the DVD Menu. Figure 16 – Inserting a New Page INGLE OURCE Figure 17 – Returning to Previous Page © 2006 Xantech Corporation Page: 29...

  • Page 30: Editing Gtl Properties

    9. To view the changes before exiting the EDIT window, simply click on APPLY. If no more changes are to be made, click on OK to store the changes. Figure 18 – Edit Text / Graphic TAB © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD...

  • Page 31: Inserting Labels

    PC (for programming URC-2’s, MRC88, etc) these files can be Copied and Pasted using Windows Explorer to the PALETTE folder located under the C:Program Files\Xantech\Universal Dragon\ directory on your PC. If all of your codes are either located in the IR Code Library or are already learned in palettes, please proceed to the section entitled Placing Commands onto the GTL’s.
  • Page 32 GTL buttons you created in the previous section. Please see the Section entitled Placing Commands onto the GTL’s. If no working commands can be found in the IR Library, please proceed to the following section entitled Learning IR Commands. © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD...
  • Page 33 Commercial SmartPad LCD Page: 33 Figure 19 -Built-In Mfg’s IR Command Library © 2006 Xantech Corporation...

  • Page 34: Learning Ir Commands (Xir2)

    Note: Commands learned through the CSPLCD’s front panel learning eye (XIR2 method) are NOT backwards compatible to other Xantech devices (i.e. MRC44/88, URC-2 etc…). This means, palettes created in Dragon Drop-IR CSPLCD cannot be copied to previous versions of Dragon Drop-IR software.

  • Page 35: Editing Function Names In The Palette Editor

    2. Choose RENAME from the drop-down menu. 3. Edit the text as desired and press ENTER on your keyboard to save. Source COMPONENT selection in Palette Editor TIPS FOR IR LEARNING ALETTE DITOR © 2006 Xantech Corporation Page: 35 Figure 21...

  • Page 36: Testing Ir Commands In The Palette Editor

    5. Choose the palette to work with and then edit the list of commands as needed. 6. Repeat steps 1-9 in ‘Using the Palette Editor’ and steps 1-6 in ‘Creating Palettes’ for all components to be used with the CSPLCD display. DITOR symbol will execute. © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD...

  • Page 37: Adding Brands

    Figure 22: Creating a Palette File GETTING SOURCE COMMANDS FROM THE INTERNET ANTECH There are some IR commands that can be difficult to learn in Dragon. Xantech edits and posts some of these commands at http://www.xantech.com located under Support-Downloads-IR Code Libraries. (See website for listings and download instructions.) A direct link to Xantech.com can be found in the “Links”...

  • Page 38: Entering Rs232 Commands (Creating Rs232 Command Palette Files)

    (i.e. Decimal, Hex, Binary, and ASCII). 9. Repeat steps 6 thru 8 for all of the source functions to be used with the CSPLCD. Figure 24 RS232 Palette Editor Window Entering RS232 Command Strings © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD Figure 25...

  • Page 39: Testing Rs232 Command Strings

    2. Click on a function (i.e. PLAY) to be added to the palette. A “NEW PALETTE” window will open. Type in a file name (i.e. Escient-CD) and click “SAVE”. 3. “PLAY” will appear in the right-hand side of the Palette Editor window with the icon. © 2006 Xantech Corporation Page: 39...

  • Page 40: Reating An Rs232 P

    5. Click the “CLOSE” button on Palette Editor. Palette Editor will close. ESCIENT-CD.RSL will be saved to the hard drive. 6. Repeat steps 1-9 in ‘Using the RS232 Palette Editor’ and steps 1-5 in ‘Creating an RS232 Palette File’ for all RS232 components to be used with SmartPad LCD™. © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD...

  • Page 41: S (Creating Macro ' S )

    2. Double-click the word “DELAY” or if entering from the keyboard simply hit ENTER on the keyboard. This will place the delay at the end of the Command List and the delay time appears on the list (e.g., Delay 2 Sec). © 2006 Xantech Corporation Page: 41...

  • Page 42: Repeat Commands

    Commands listed under the Macro Command List for that selected Command should now be executed in order of appearance out of the proper Ports on the connecting block connected to the IR output of the CSPLCD Display. CSPLCD IRTUAL © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD...

  • Page 43: Transferring The Project

    3. A file transfer dialog box should appear and start showing progress of the transfer process. During this time, the STATUS LED on the CSPLCD (Figure 2a – 2c Item #3) will flicker to indicate a transfer is in process. © 2006 Xantech Corporation Page: 43...

  • Page 44: Section 5: Advanced Programming

    (IR or RS232) to communicate with all devices connected to the CSPLCD. A total of 55 Macro’s can be triggered in this fashion. Figure 27 –RC68 IR Code Triggered Sequencer © 2006 Xantech Corporation...

  • Page 45: Programming Rc68+ Triggered Sequences

    5. Repeat steps 2 thru 4 for all of the desired RC68+ Trigger Commands programmed. PROGRAMMING THE URC-2B/P FOR USE WITH CSPLCD RC68+ TRIGGERED SEQUENCES Programming Xantech Model URC-2B/P (Black or Platinum) Universal Remote to trigger the programmed RC68+ sequences can be done in two different methods: either identical to the procedure above (teaching directly with the RC68+ Hand Held Programmer) or by using Dragon Drop-IR Software.

  • Page 46: Rs232 Input Translator

    RS232 INPUT TRANSLATOR The CSPLCD Touch Screen Controller has the ability to receive specific RS232 XANTECH ASCII strings and associate them to an IR Macro to control any number of IR controlled devices. This can give the ability for a central PC (or other RS232 unit) to control any IR device connected to the CSPLCD Connecting Block.

  • Page 47: Programming Ir Commands And Sequences

    ASCII command string from the controlling PC). Use TABLE 2 in Appendix A to record the descriptions of these commands. Figure 28 –RS232 Input Translator IR C IBRARY IR C ONTROL ODES © 2006 Xantech Corporation Page: 47...

  • Page 48: Testing Commands In The Rs232 Input Translator

    1. Select the Intelligent Power Management under the SENSE Tab in Dragon Drop-IR (CSPLCD) software. 2. Open all palettes to be used in the POWER ON macro and place the commands into the Macro Command List Window. NPUT RANSLATOR © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD...
  • Page 49 Commercial SmartPad LCD Page: 49 Figure 29 – Sense Trigger Setup © 2006 Xantech Corporation...

  • Page 50: Assigning Bank Track Codes To Source Gtl's

    By assigning discrete Bank Track Codes to each source button, the CSPLCD can work in conjunction with accompanying learning hand held remotes (similar to Xantech Model URC-2P/B) or other CSPLCD panels in the same zone. When a source is changed on the accompanying hand held remote (or another CSPLCD panel), the Source Pages will change in unison to remain in sync with the current Source selection.

  • Page 51: Firmware Upgrades

    SmartPad LCD. It should now display the correct firmware version that you just loaded into the CSPLCD unit. If this is true, the new firmware has been successfully installed and is ready for use. © 2006 Xantech Corporation Page: 51...

  • Page 52: Section 6: Options Settings

    RC68+ handheld programmer (See Figure 32 below). The Default Code Group the CSPLCD will respond to is C9. This setting only needs to be changed if numerous SmartPad LCD™ Panels or if there is an IR code group conflict with some other device used in the same system. © 2006 Xantech Corporation...

  • Page 53: Commercial Smartpad Lcd Page

    STATUS LINE ROLE SETTING The Status Line on the rear of the CSPLCD (Figure 3-19C) can be configured as either an INPUT to sense a state of an external device or as an OUTPUT to control some external device. © 2006 Xantech Corporation...

  • Page 54: Input

    Select this setting if the CSPLCD will be installed at a height equal to or above the users eye level. DOWN Select this setting if the CSPLCD will be installed at a height equal to or below the users eye level. Figure 33 – Display Orientation © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD...

  • Page 55: Rs232 Settings

    (i.e. using the RS232 Input Translator). If the RS232 port will only be used to control an external device from the Keypad (projector, thermostat controller, lighting system etc..), disable this setting to prevent the CSPLCD system from misinterpreting erroneous data. © 2006 Xantech Corporation...

  • Page 56: Section 7: Appendix

    INTERFACING CSPLCD with MRC44 & CM8X8/MRC88 (IR Control) The SmartPad LCD™ allows direct integration with Xantech MRC Products via the CONTROL and EXPANSION RJ45 Terminals on the rear of the panel (See Figure 3-13 & Figure 3-14). Connecting either of these terminals to the Keypad Connection on the rear of the MRC44 or MRC88 will allow IR control of the MRC unit and any components connected to the MRC Controller.

  • Page 57: Programming Csplcd For Use With Cm8X8/Mrc88 (Zone Control )

    Macro Command List window. 12. Under each Source Page add Volume Buttons, MUTE or other commands as desired and place the appropriate RC68+ command under the GTL button. © 2006 Xantech Corporation Page: 57...
  • Page 58 MUTE Internal Amplifier Commands under the RC68+ Trigger Sequencer within the DragMRC software (Refer to the MRC88 Manual; Section 5: RC68+ IR Code Triggered Sequencer) See Figure 37a below. Place the same RC68+ IR commands under the designated GTL button in the CSPLCD Software. See Figure 37b below. © 2006 Xantech Corporation...
  • Page 59 Commercial SmartPad LCD Page: 59 Figure 37a - MRC88 Toggle Power Programming © 2006 Xantech Corporation...
  • Page 60 Page: 60 SmartPad LCD Figure 37b - CSPLCD-MRC88 Zone Toggle Power Programming © 2006 Xantech Corporation...

  • Page 61: Smartpad Lcd 6.4" Video: Video Connection & Programming

    Video Monitor in the Zone if desired. To do this, connect a coax cable to the BNC connection labeled VIDEO OUT on the rear of and download the latest version of Dragon Drop- © 2006 Xantech Corporation Page: 61...

  • Page 62: Transparent Button Overlay: Features & Programming

    Full-Screen Video mode or any screen desired. This is extremely useful Overlay for Music Server Control with feedback display on units that output a Video Menu pop-up menu. GTL page. screen size. © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD...
  • Page 63 IR and/or RS232 Macro’s to these buttons in the same manner as a standard GTL. (I.e. Assign top right and bottom right buttons as Channel UP/Down or Volume UP/DOWN.) Volume UP Chan UP Exit Volume Chan Down Down © 2006 Xantech Corporation Page: 63...
  • Page 64 This object is the Return to PiP button and cannot be removed. This button can be resized and moved to any desired location. 2. Right-Click anywhere on the blank area of the screen and select Add Video Image Template from the pop-up menu. © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD...
  • Page 65 Other Uses The transparent GTL feature is available for use on ALL versions of the SmartPad LCD™ Controllers (CSPLCD39G, 57G, 64G, and 64V). Transparent GTL’s can be Transparen placed anywhere over an object such as a picture used as a backdrop, Volume Bars t GTL’s:...

  • Page 66: Cm8X8/Mrc88 Emulation Mode: Feature Description & Programming

    LCD™ Controller to access any macro programmed in the MRC88 Controller without Mode: the use of IR commands. All Macro Programming resides in the MRC88 allowing for ease of initial programming and any upgrades that should occur. © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD...
  • Page 67 3. Click on the PALETTES menu and select Internal Commands from the drop- down menu. 4. Click on Backlight Set in the Internal Command Window and select MRC88 Button Id from the drop-down menu. Name Each Source as it appears in the DragMRC Project. © 2006 Xantech Corporation Page: 67...
  • Page 68 IR through the CAT5 and MRC88 Controller as you would in a standard project. For Macro functionality, use RC68 IR Trigger codes within the MRC88 Software. Therefore the CSPLCD only needs to send a single IR command to trigger a long © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD...

  • Page 69: Cm8X8/Mrc88 Object Programming: Adding Volume Bar, Status Bar Etc

    STATUS Display: Displays Zone Status, Source Icons, and Zone Linking CSPLCD: information from the MRC88 INFORMATION Display: Xantech XDT Tuner Feedback display, MUTE and ZONE OFF status, Priority Lockout, etc. Horizontal Bars: Horizontal bar for Volume display or EQ/ Balance level display Vertical Bars: Vertical Bar for Volume display or EQ/Balance display.

  • Page 70: Configuring Csplcd In Dragon Drop -Ir Csplcd

    8. Repeat for two other RC68 trigger buttons for a Mid Volume level and a Hi Volume Level (i.e. place discrete volume level 40 command under button [48] and discrete Volume level 50 under button [10] on the virtual RC68. Configuring CSPLCD in Dragon Drop-IR CSPLCD: © 2006 Xantech Corporation SmartPad LCD...

  • Page 71: Importing Custom Backgrounds

    5. Select the [80] button from the Virtual RC68 Palette (under the Command List Window you should see the command ‘A(Xantech-MRC88)A,A8’ ) 6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 for the Middle and Hi level Transparent GTL with the RC68 [48] and [10] commands as shown above.
  • Page 72 Page: 72 3. Place the image into the desired Style Background folder Note: Background Style Directories are located at C:\Program Files\Xantech\Dragon Drop-IR(CSPLCD)\Icons\CSPLCD folder as shown below. 4. Re-start Dragon Drop-IR (CSPLCD) software and select the Style imported to and click on the Backgrounds folder and you should see the imported background.
  • Page 73 2. Open your image in any paint program. Resize and crop it to the size you wish it to be on the SPLCD device (compare sizes based on existing graphics sets in Universal dragon) © included. © 2006 Xantech Corporation Page: 73...
  • Page 74 Find a graphic that is of equal or smaller size than the new image you are wanting to import and open it in Paint. © 2006 Xantech Corporation...
  • Page 75 Commercial SmartPad LCD Page: 75 6. Then start another instance of Paint and open your custom image. 7. Press Ctrl-A to select all of your custom image and then Ctrl-C to copy your image. © 2006 Xantech Corporation...
  • Page 76 9. Press Ctrl-V to paste your new image over the existing one. You will notice the image quality may be of lower quality. This is because SPLCD 39G/57G/XTR39 graphics are limited to a lower color palette count. © 2006 Xantech Corporation...
  • Page 77 This document is copyright protected. No part of this manual may be copied or reproduced in any form without prior written consent from Xantech Corporation. Xantech Corporation shall not be liable for operational, technical, or editorial errors/omissions made in this document. © 2006 Xantech Corporation...
  • Page 78 NOTES...
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  • Page 80 Page: 78 SmartPad LCD © 2006 Xantech Corporation...

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