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- Page 1 AXC-MSE Mouse Card A x c es s C o n t ro l C a rd s...
- Page 2 This warranty extends only to products purchased directly from AMX Corporation or an Authorized AMX Dealer. AMX Corporation is not liable for any damages caused by its products or for the failure of its products to perform. This includes any lost profits, lost savings, incidental damages, or consequential damages. AMX Corporation is not liable for any claim made by a third party or by an AMX Dealer for a third party.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Introduction................1 Pre-Installation and Installation Settings .......3 Pre-Installation Configure the card Pinouts Installation Programming ................5 Set mouse speed Mouse movement and button functions Levels AXC-MSE Mouse Card Table of Contents... - Page 4 Table of Contents AXC-MSE Mouse Card...
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Page 5: Introduction
(PC) or a Panja Touch Panel. By sending the commands to turn on the channels, you can emulate the motion and button presses of a mouse on the screen. Figure 1 shows the AXC-MSE and Figure 2 lists the specifications. Figure 1... - Page 6 Introduction AXC-MSE Mouse Card...
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Page 7: Pre-Installation And Installation Settings
12 - 16 Not used Installation To install the AXC-MSE in a Panja CardFrame, follow these steps: Hold the card by the tab end and slide the card into the frame, into one of the Caution slots. Make sure the card is correctly positioned in the guide slot. - Page 8 Pre-Installation and Installation Settings AXC-MSE Mouse Card...
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Page 9: Programming
While channel is on, moves mouse SE at Speed 1. While channel is on, moves mouse SSE at Speed 1. While channel is on, moves mouse S at Speed 1. While channel is on, moves mouse SSW at Speed 1. AXC-MSE Mouse Card Programming... -
Page 10: Levels
While channel is on, left button is down. While channel is on, right button is down. Levels You can program two levels for the mouse functions: Level 1 is the X-axis (horizontal) Level 2 is the Y-axis (vertical) Programming AXC-MSE Mouse Card... - Page 11 The following is a sample AXCESS program defining the levels: DEFINE_DEVICE TP = 128 MOUSE = 1 DEFINE_CONNECT_LEVEL (TP,1,MOUSE,1) (TP,2,MOUSE,2) See your AXCESS Programming Language instruction manual for details on AXCESS programming. AXC-MSE Mouse Card Programming...
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