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- Page 1 Touch Control Panel 5 inch, PoE User Manual 500817/500817-WH © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
10.2.1.2. Command Editing (TCP Control)................20 10.2.1.3. Command Editing (UDP Control)................21 10.2.1.4. Command Editing (UART Control)................21 10.2.1.5. Command Editing (IR Control)................22 10.2.1.6. Command Editing (Relay Control).................23 11. Update Software..............................23 12. Dimensions................................24 13. Installation................................24 14. Application Diagram............................25 © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A... -
Page 3: Safety Precautions
All contents in this manual are copyrighted, and cannot be cloned, copied, or translated without the express permission of MuxLab Inc. Product specifications and information in this document are for reference only, and the content may be updated from time to time without prior notice. -
Page 4: Introduction
Touch Control Panel 5 inch, PoE 2. Introduction The MuxLab Touch Control Panel 5 inch, PoE (model: 500817/500817-WH) is a versatile wall touch control panel for MuxLab devices and third-party products. The device combines the capabilities of an in-wall touch panel and an advanced control processor. Featuring a 5”... -
Page 5: Specifications
-4 - 140°F / -20 - 60°C Storage Temperature Relative Humidity 20~90% RH (non-condensing) Compliance Regulatory: FCC, CE, RoHS 2 years Warranty 500817 Touch Control Panel 5 Inch, PoE (UPC:627699008171) Order Information 500817-WH Touch Control Panel 5 Inch, PoE (UPC:627699018170) © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A... -
Page 6: Panel Description
Touch Control Panel 5 inch, PoE 6 Panel Description 6.1 Front Panel View Front view with faceplate Front view without faceplate 5″ LCD panel resolution 480×800 Touch screen IR reader Learning IR sensor 6.2 Rear Panel View © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A... -
Page 7: Unit Initialization
Relay Port #1 7. Unit Initialization Before initial use, we recommend initializing the 500817 configuration (factory reset). To initialize the unit, connect the power source and immediately slide one finger from left to right across the screen several times until a blue screen with two buttons appears, as shown below (figure 1). -
Page 8: Configuration
The units comes with a factory default IP Address of: 192.168.168.53 To access the unit web server, the user can directly connect a PC LAN port to the 500817 LAN port with a straight polarity Ethernet cable. After connecting the PC and the Touch Control Panel, go to the PC network connection section to change the PC’s IP property status to “Static... - Page 9 192.168.88.1xx. Once the IP Address is set, then the user can access this device in the intended local area network via the Touch Control Panel web interface using the IP Address 192.168.88.1xx (where xx represents the settings selected above). © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A...
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Page 10: System Page
System management mainly includes General Settings, Network Configuration, Serial Port Configuration, Infrared Settings, Relay Settings, Time Settings, System Settings Backup, System Options and device information, as shown below (figure 6). Users can configure them according to actual requirements. © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A... - Page 11 Touch Control Panel 5 inch, PoE © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A...
- Page 12 The User can configure the states of the relays. Time Settings: The User will be able to synchronize or configure the time and date of the device. Change Password: The User can change the username and password. © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A...
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Page 13: Panel Layout Page
On this page the user can manage and program the unit either by creating pages, adding buttons to the pages, adding commands to the buttons, creating or recovering a backup, assigning images to the buttons or changing the wallpaper among other. Figure 7 © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A... - Page 14 10 Add New Button: Click “Add New Button” to add buttons. The system allows you to add up to 50 buttons. 11 Screen: Designated area for creating page layouts by adding buttons and adding labels. © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A...
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Page 15: Button Programming
This can be used to test the button programming. To assign commands to a button, select the "Program Button" option of the desired button (see below figure 8). Figure 8 © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A... -
Page 16: Program Button Page
In the General section, the user can set trigger conditions, configure timers, and leave a button visible or hidden. In the Add New Command section, the user can assign one or more commands to the button and assign a execution time between them. © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A... -
Page 17: General
(IN1, IN2 / Rising, Falling) or give the option to send the command repeatedly while touching the button (Sustain). 4 Timing Set: Set the exact day(s) and time you want the command(s) to be sent when the "Timer Run" option is selected in the “Triggered” section. © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A... -
Page 18: Add New Command
The Command Editing page is displayed after clicking the "Tool" button. On this page the user can generate TCP, UDP, UART, IR and RELAY control commands or call control commands already programmed in other buttons (see below figure 12) © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A... - Page 19 Click “UART Control” to generate a UART control command. 5 IR Control: Click “IR Control” to generate an IR control command. 6 Relay Control: Click “Relay” to generate a Relay control command. 7 Back: Click "Back" to return to the Program Button Page. © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A...
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Page 20: Command Editing (Call Button/Macro)
Put a check mark in this box if you need to send the instructions in HEX format. Click "Test Scenario" to test the command. Click "Save" to ensure that the command is generated and can be viewed in the Execute box. © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A... -
Page 21: Command Editing (Udp Control)
Put a check mark in this box if you need to send the instructions in HEX format. Click "Test Scenario" to test the command. Click "Save" to ensure that the command is generated and can be viewed in the Execute box. 10.2.1.4 Command Editing (UART Control) Figure 16 © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A... -
Page 22: Command Editing (Ir Control)
Click “Learn-short” if you need to learn a short infrared code. Click "Test Scenario" to test the command. Click "Save" to ensure that the command is generated and can be viewed in the Execute box. © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A... -
Page 23: Command Editing (Relay Control)
2. Access the web interface of the device and select the “SYSTEM¨ tab and then the ¨ S ystem option. 3. Under System option, choose Software Update, select the .bin file and wait for the file to install on the unit. © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A... -
Page 24: Dimensions
To remove the unit from the wall, use the spatula that comes as an accessory and pry on one of the sides to remove the front plate (see figure 20). Figure 20 Figure 19 © MuxLab Inc. 2024 94-001002-A/SE-001002-A... -
Page 25: Application Diagram
Touch Control Panel 5 inch, PoE 14 Application Diagram 2321 Cohen | St-Laurent , H4R 2N7 | Québec, Canada Tel: 514-905-0588 | Fax: Touch Control Panel 5 inch, PoE 514-905-0589 | Toll free: 1-877-689-5228 info@muxlab.com | 500817 salesteam@muxlab.com | www.muxlab.com Follow us:...
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