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AMX MVP-9000i-GW Instruction Manual (150 pages)

Brand: AMX | Category: Touch Panel | Size: 4 MB

Copyright Notice
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Table of Contents
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Introduction

13
- Overview
  
  13
  - Common Application
    13
  - Features
    13
- Memory
  
  15
- Connector Locations
  
  15
- Basic Operation
  
  15
- Powering on the MVP-9000I
  
  15
- Intercom Microphone
  
  15
- Stylus
  
  15
- Kick Stand
  
  16
- Audio/Video Capabilities
  
  16
- Power Management
  
  16
  - Charging Lithium Polymer Batteries
    16
- Cleaning the Touch Overlay and Case
  
  16
- Picture View
  
  16
- Seamless Wireless to Wired Swap
  
  17
- Table Docking Station
  
  19
Accessories

19
- Powering the MVP-TDS-9
  19
- Recharging
  
  20
  - Using the USB Ports
    20
  - Undocking the Touch Panel
    20
  - Cleaning the MVP-TDS-9
    20
- Wall Docking Station
  
  21
- Unlocking the Touch Panel
  
  22
- Recharging
  
  22
- A Note about Wall and Rack Installation
  
  23
  - Installation Recommendations
    23
- Installing the MVP-WDS-9
  
  24
  - Installing the Wall Docking Station and Plastic Back Box
    24
- Installing the Optional Metal Rough-In Box
  
  25
  - Pre-Wall Installation of the CB-MVP-WDS9
    26
  - Other MVP-WDS-9 Installations
    26
- Undocking from the MVP-TDS-9 or MVP-WDS-9
  
  26
Configuring Communication

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Setup Pages

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- Overview
  
  43
- Accessing the Setup Pages
  
  43
- Landscape and Portrait Mode Setup Pages
  
  43
- Setup Page
  
  43
  - Navigation Buttons
    44
- Display Page
  
  44
- Audio Page
  
  45
  - WAV Files - Supported Sample Rates
    45
- Power Management Page
  
  46
  - Battery Conditioning
    47
  - Automatic Battery Conditioning
    47
  - Testing the Battery
    47
- Date/Time Page
  
  49
- Panel Information Page
  
  50
Protected Setup Pages

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- Overview
  
  53
- System & Panel Options Page
  
  54
  - Security Settings
    55
  - Installing Firmware
    55
- System Settings Page
  
  56
  - System Settings - Master
    56
  - System Settings - Wired
    57
  - System Settings - Wifi
    57
- Security Modes
  
  59
  - Open
    60
  - Wep
    60
  - Wpa-Psk
    61
- EAP Security & Server Certificates - Overview
  
  62
  - Eap-Leap
    63
  - Eap-Fast
    64
  - Eap-Peap
    65
  - Eap-Ttls
    66
  - Eap-Tls
    68
  - Client Certificate Configuration
    69
  - System Settings - USB
    70
- Calibrate Page
  
  70
- G4 Web Control Settings Page
  
  71
- Passwords
  
  71
- Panel Logs Page
  
  73
- Cache Settings Page
  
  73
- Panel Statistics Page
  
  74
- SIP Settings Page
  
  77
- Upgrading Firmware Via USB Stick or Microsd Card
  
  78
Upgrading Firmware

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Programming

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- Overview
  
  86
- Animated Transitions
  
  86
- Touch Gesture Recognition
  
  87
  - Gesture Velocity
    87
  - Gesture Prioritization
    87
    
    Afp
    87
  - Gesture Vnc/Mouse Support
    88
  - Gesture Custom Event
    88
  - Enabling or Disabling the Gesture Custom Event
    88
    
    Gce
    88
- Page Commands
  
  89
  - Apg
    89
  - Cpg
    89
  - Dpg
    89
  - Pdr
    89
  - Phe
    89
  - Php
    89
- @Pht
  
  90
  - Pht
    90
  - Ppa
    90
  - Ppf
    90
  - Ppg
    90
  - Ppk
    90
  - Ppm
    91
  - Ppn
    91
  - Ppt
    91
  - Ppx
    91
  - Pse
    91
  - Psp
    91
  - Pst
    92
  - Ppof
    92
  - Ppog
    92
  - Ppon
    92
- Programming Numbers
  
  93
- Button Commands
  
  96
  - Button Query Commands
    96
    
    Ani
    96
    
    Apf
    97
    
    Bat
    97
    
    Bau
    97
    
    Bcb
    97
    
    Bcb
    98
Bcf

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?Bct

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?Bcf

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Bct

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Bdo

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Bfb

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Bim

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Bln

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Bmc

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Bmf

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Bmi

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Bml

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Bmp

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Bmp

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Bnc

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Bnn

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Bnt

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?Bop

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Bop

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Bor

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Bos

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Bpp

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Brd

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?Brd

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Bsf

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Bsm

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Bso

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Bsp

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Bvl

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Bvn

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?Bww

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Bvp

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Bvt

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Bww

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Cpf

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Dld

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Dpf

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Ena

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Fon

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^Gdi

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Fon

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Gdi

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- Giv
  110
Glh

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Gll

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Grd

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Gru

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Gsc

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Gsn

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?Ico

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Ico

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Irm

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?Jsb

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^Jsb

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Jsb

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- Jsi
  113
Jsi

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Jst

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?Jst

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Mbt

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MDC

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Pic

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Sho

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Tec

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Tec

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Tef

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?Tef

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Top

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Txt

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- Uni
  117
- Miscellaneous MVP Strings
  118
  - Undock-<User
    118
  - Undocked
    118
  - Swap
    118
  - Dock
    118
  - MVP Panel Lock Passcode Commands
    118
    
    Lpc
    118
    
    Lpr
    118
    
    Wld
    118
- Text Effects Names
  
  119
  - Lps
    119
- Panel Runtime Operations
  
  120
  - Abeep
    120
  - Adbeep
    120
  - Akb
    120
  - Akeyb
    120
  - Akeyp
    120
  - Akeyr
    120
  - Akp
    120
- @Akp
  
  121
  - Akr
    121
  - Beep
    121
  - Brit
    121
  - Brt
    121
  - Dbeep
    121
  - Ekp
    121
  - Pkeyp
    121
  - Pkp
    121
  - Setup
    122
  - Shutdown
    122
  - Sleep
    122
  - Sou
    122
  - Tkp
    122
  - Tpageon
    122
  - Tpageoff
    122
  - Vkb
    122
  - Wake
    122
- @Akr
  
  121
- Input Commands
  
  123
  - Cal
    123
  - Kps
    123
  - Vks
    123
- @Pwd
  
  124
  - Embedded Codes
    124
- Panel Setup Commands
  
  124
  - Pwd
    124
- Dynamic Image Commands
  
  125
  - Bbr
    125
  - Raf
    125
  - Rfr
    125
  - Rmf
    125
  - Rsr
    125
  - RAF, ^RMF - Embedded Codes
    126
  - Escape Sequences
    126
- Intercom Commands I
  
  127
  - Model
    127
  - Ics
    127
  - Ice
    127
  - ICM-Talk
    127
  - ICM-Listen
    127
  - ICM-Miclevel
    127
  - ICM-Mutemic
    127
- SIP Commands
  
  128
  - Panel to Master
    128
    
    Phn-Autoanswer
    128
    
    Phn-Call
    128
    
    Phn-Decline
    128
    
    Phn-Incoming
    128
    
    ICM-Speakerlevel
    128
    
    Phn-Linestate
    129
    
    Phn-Msgwaiting
    129
    
    Phn-Privacy
    129
    
    Phn-Redial
    129
    
    Phn-Transferred
    129
- ?Phn-Autoanswer
  
  130
  - Master to Panel
    130
    
    Phn-Answer
    130
    
    Phn-Autoanswer
    130
    
    Phn-Call
    130
    
    Phn-Dtmf
    130
    
    Phn-Hangup
    130
    
    Phn-Hold
    130
- ?Phn-Privacy
  
  131
- SIP Setup Commands
  
  131
  - Phn-Setup-Dtmfduration
    131
  - Phn-Linestate
    131
  - Phn-Privacy
    131
  - Phn-Redial
    131
  - Phn-Transfer
    131
  - Phn-Setup-Username
    131
  - Phn-Setup-Domain
    132
  - Phn-Setup-Enable
    132
  - Phn-Setup-Password
    132
  - Phn-Setup-Port
    132
  - Phn-Setup-Proxyaddr
    132
  - Phn-Setup-Stunaddr
    132
  - Phn-Setup-Username
    132
Battery Life and Replacement

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- Overview
  
  133
- Important Notes
  
  133
- Power Management
  
  134
- Proper Battery Maintenance
  
  134
- Battery Replacement
  
  134
  - Read These Instructions First
    134
- Replacing the Battery
  
  135
  - Remove the Old Battery
    136
  - Installing the New Battery
    136
  - Reconnecting the Battery to the Device
    136
Appendix A: Text Formatting

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- Text Formatting Codes for Bargraphs/Joysticks
  
  137
- Text Area Input Masking
  
  137
  - Input Mask Character Types
    138
  - Input Mask Ranges
    138
  - Input Mask Next Field Characters
    138
  - Input Mask Operations
    138
  - Input Mask Literals
    139
  - Input Mask Output Examples
    139
- URL Resources
  
  139
  - Special Escape Sequences
    139
- Complex Script Support
  
  140
Appendix B: Wireless Technology

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- Overview of Wireless Technology
  
  142
- Terminology
  
  142
  - 144
    142
  - Aes
    142
  - Certificates (Ca)
    142
  - MIC
    143
  - Tkip
    143
  - Wep
    143
  - Wpa
    143
  - Wpa2
    143
- EAP Authentication
  
  144
  - EAP Characteristics
    144
  - EAP Communication Overview
    145
- Configuring Modero Firmware Via the USB Port
  
  145
  - Step 1: Configure the Panel for a USB Connection Type
    145
  - Step 2: Prepare Netlinx Studio for Communication Via the USB Port
    146
- AMX Certificate Upload Utility
  
  146
- Uploading a Certificate File
  
  146
  - Erasing All Certificates from the Touch Panel
    147
Appendix C: Troubleshooting

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Overview

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AMX MVP-9000i-GW Instruction Manual (150 pages)

Table of Contents

Introduction

Overview

Memory

Connector Locations

Basic Operation

Powering on the MVP-9000I

Intercom Microphone

Stylus

Kick Stand

Audio/Video Capabilities

Power Management

Cleaning the Touch Overlay and Case

Picture View

Seamless Wireless to Wired Swap

Table Docking Station

Accessories

Recharging

Wall Docking Station

Unlocking the Touch Panel

Recharging

A Note about Wall and Rack Installation

Installing the MVP-WDS-9

Installing the Optional Metal Rough-In Box

Undocking from the MVP-TDS-9 or MVP-WDS-9

Configuring Communication

Overview

IR Communication

Modero Setup and System Settings

Wireless Settings - Wireless Access Overview

Configuring Wireless Network Access

Step 1: Configure the Device's Wifi Settings

Step 2: Configure the Card's Wireless Security Settings

Step 3: Choose a Master Connection Mode

Using G4 Web Control to Interact with a G4 Panel

Using the Netlinx Master to Control the G4 Panel

Setup Pages

Overview

Accessing the Setup Pages

Landscape and Portrait Mode Setup Pages

Setup Page

Display Page

Audio Page

Power Management Page

Date/Time Page

Panel Information Page

Protected Setup Pages

Overview

System & Panel Options Page

System Settings Page

Security Modes

EAP Security & Server Certificates - Overview

Calibrate Page

G4 Web Control Settings Page

Passwords

Panel Logs Page

Cache Settings Page

Panel Statistics Page

SIP Settings Page

Upgrading Firmware Via USB Stick or Microsd Card

Upgrading Firmware

Overview

Upgrading from Previous Firmware

Upgrading Firmware Via Netlinx Studio

A Special Note for Network Interface Connections

Reverting the MVP-9000I to Factory Default Firmware

Programming

Overview

Animated Transitions

Touch Gesture Recognition

Page Commands

@Pht

Programming Numbers

Button Commands

Bcf

?Bct

?Bcf

Bct