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AMX TPI-PRO-DVI-2 Instruction Manual (166 pages)

TOTAL PRESENTATION INTERFACE WITH DVI

Brand: AMX | Category: Recording Equipment | Size: 7 MB

Important Safety Instructions
2
Weee Notice
3
Table of Contents
4
TPI-PRO-DVI (Total Presentation Interface-DVI)

13
- Overview
  
  13
- TPI-PRO-DVI Specifications
  
  13
  - Supported Input and Output Modes
    16
  - Supported Touch Monitors and USB Touch Drivers
    16
- A Note about Wall and Rack Installation
  
  16
  - Installation Recommendations
    16
- Rack-Mounting the TPI-PRO-DVI
  
  17
  - Safety Instructions
    17
Cable Details and Pinout Information

18
Wiring and Device Connections

24
- Overview
  
  24
- Front Panel Components
  
  24
- Rear Panel Components
  
  24
- Connections Overview
  
  25
- Front Panel Connectors
  
  25
  - USB (Type A) Input Ports
    25
  - SERIAL Port
    26
- Rear Panel Connectors
  
  26
- Connecting USB Input Touch Devices
  
  31
  - Type a & Type B USB Ports
    31
  - Notes on USB Connections
    31
System Installation

32
Configuring the TPI

37
- Overview
  
  37
- Before You Start
  
  37
- Startup Routine and Initial Panel Response
  
  37
- Setting the Output Resolution
  
  38
- Setting the Touch Drivers (Serial Touch Monitors Only)
  
  38
- Calibrating the TPI
  
  39
  - Calibrating the TPI Using a USB Input
    39
  - Calibrating the TPI Using a Serial Touch Monitor
    40
- Other Conf Iguration Pages
  
  40
Configuring Communication Settings

41
TPI Conf Iguration Pages

52
- Overview
  
  52
- Resolution Setup Page
  
  52
- Panel Information Page
  
  53
- Calibrate Page
  
  54
- Setup Page
  
  54
- Setup - Protected Setup Page
  
  55
- Setup - Project Information Page
  
  56
- Setup - Time & Date Settings Page
  
  57
- Setup - Audio Settings Page
  
  58
  - Supported Sampling Rates for WAV and MP3 Audio
    58
- Setup - Video Settings Page
  
  59
Protected Setup Page

64
Netlinx Programming

77
- Overview
  
  77
- Button Assignments
  
  77
- Color, Border, and Font Names/ID #'S
  
  77
  - RGB Triplets and Names for Basic 88 Colors
    77
  - Fixed Fonts and ID Numbers
    78
  - Slider/Cursor Names
    78
  - Border Styles by Name
    78
  - Border Styles by Numbers
    80
  - Text Effects Names
    80
- Send_Commands
  
  81
- Page Commands
  
  81
  - Apg
    81
  - Cpg
    81
  - Dpg
    81
  - Pdr
    81
  - Phe
    82
  - Php
    82
  - Pht
    82
  - Ppa
    82
  - Ppf
    82
  - Ppg
    82
  - Ppk
    83
  - Ppm
    83
  - Ppn
    83
  - Ppt
    83
  - Ppx
    83
  - Pse
    84
  - Psp
    84
  - Pst
    84
  - Ppof
    84
  - Ppog
    84
- @Pht
  
  82
- @Php
  
  82
- Button Commands with Embedded Codes
  
  85
  - Bmf
    85
  - Ppon
    85
- Button Commands
  
  87
  - Button Query Commands
    87
    
    Ani
    87
    
    Apf
    88
    
    Bat
    88
    
    Bau
    88
    
    Bcb
    88
    
    Bcb
    89
    
    Bcf
    89
- ?Bcf
  
  90
  - Bct
    90
  - Bdo
    90
  - Bfb
    90
- ^Bdo
  
  90
- ^Bct
  
  90
- ^Bim
  
  91
  - Bim
    91
  - Bln
    91
  - Bmc
    91
  - Bmf
    92
  - Bmi
    92
  - Bml
    92
  - Bmp
    92
- ?Bmp
  
  93
  - Bnc
    93
  - Bnn
    93
  - Bnt
    93
  - Bop
    93
- ?Bop
  
  94
  - Bor
    94
  - Bos
    94
  - Bpp
    94
  - Brd
    94
  - Brd
    95
- Bsf
  
  95
- Bsm
  
  95
- Bso
  
  95
- Bvl
  
  95
- Bvn
  
  96
- Bvp
  
  96
- Bvt
  
  96
- Bww
  
  96
- ^Cpf
  
  97
- ?Bww
  
  97
- Cpf
  
  97
  - Dpf
    97
- Ena
  
  97
- Fon
  
  97
- Fon
  
  98
- Gdi
  
  98
- Giv
  
  98
- Glh
  
  98
- Gll
  
  99
- Grd
  
  99
- Gru
  
  99
- Gsc
  
  99
- Gsn
  
  99
- ?Ico
  
  100
- Ico
  
  100
- Jsb
  
  100
- Jsb
  
  101
- Jsi
  
  101
- ?Jst
  
  102
- ?Jsi
  
  102
- Jst
  
  102
- Mbt
  
  102
- MDC
  
  102
- Sho
  
  103
- Skt
  
  103
- Slt
  
  103
- Tec
  
  104
- ?Tef
  
  105
- Tec
  
  105
- Tef
  
  105
- Top
  
  105
- ?Txt
  
  106
- Txt
  
  106
- Uni
  
  106
Run Time Operation Commands

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- Abeep
  
  107
- Adbeep
  
  107
- Akb
  
  107
- Akeyb
  
  107
- Akeyr
  
  107
- Akp
  
  107
- Akeyp
  
  107
- Akeyp
  
  107
- Akr
  
  108
- Beep
  
  108
- Brit
  
  108
- Brt
  
  108
- Dbeep
  
  108
- Ekp
  
  108
- Ores
  
  109
  - Pkeyp
    109
- Pkp
  
  109
- Setup
  
  110
- Sleep
  
  110
- Sou
  
  110
- Tkp
  
  110
- Tpageoff
  
  110
- Tpageon
  
  110
- Vkb
  
  110
  - Tpo
    110
- Input Commands
  
  111
  - Cal
    111
  - Kps
    111
  - Tps
    111
  - Wake
    111
  - Mps
    112
  - Pps
    112
  - Slt
    113
- Embedded Codes
  
  114
  - Vks
    114
- ^Pwd
  
  115
- Panel Setup Commands
  
  115
  - Mut
    115
  - Pwd
    115
  - Vol
    115
- Listbox Commands
  
  116
  - Data List Commands
    116
    
    Ldn
    116
    
    Lda
    116
    
    Ldr
    116
    
    Ldc
    116
  - List View Commands
    117
    
    Lvc
    117
    
    Ldd
    117
    
    Ldt
    117
    
    Ldl
    117
    
    Lvf
    118
    
    Lvl
    118
    
    Lvm
    118
    
    Lvo
    118
- Dynamic Image Commands
  
  119
  - Bbr
    119
  - Raf
    119
  - Lvp
    119
  - Lvs
    119
  - Lvu
    119
  - RAF, ^RMF - Embedded Codes
    120
    
    Rfr
    120
    
    Rmf
    120
    
    Rsr
    120
  - Escape Sequences
    121
- Takenote Commands
  
  121
  - Takenote-Enable
    121
  - Takenote-Disable
    121
  - Takenoteserver-Enable
    121
  - Takenoteserver-Disable
    121
  - Tna-Autoexpose
    121
- ?Tna-Canvascolor
  
  122
- ?Tna-Autohide
  
  122
- ?Tna-Autoexpose
  
  122
  - Tna-Autohide
    122
  - Tna-Canvascolor
    122
  - Tnb-Canvascolor
    122
  - Tna-Clear
    122
  - Tna-Flush
    122
  - Tna-Hide
    122
- ?Tna-Penopacity
  
  123
- ?Tna-Pencolor
  
  123
  - Tna-Pencolor
    123
  - Tna-Penopacity
    123
  - Tna-Penstyle
    123
  - Tna-Penwidth
    123
  - Tna-Redo
    123
  - Tna-Save
    123
  - Tna-Session
    124
  - Tna-Text
    124
  - Tna-Textsize
    124
  - Tna-Tooltype
    124
  - Tna-Undo
    124
  - Tnb-Canvascolor
    124
  - Tnb-Clear
    124
  - Tnb-Flush
    124
- ?Tnb-Penopacity
  
  125
- ?Tnb-Pencolor
  
  125
  - Tnb-Pencolor
    125
  - Tnb-Penopacity
    125
  - Tnb-Penstyle
    125
  - Tna-Penstyle
    125
- ?Tnb-Penwidth
  
  126
  - Tnb-Penstyle
    126
  - Tnb-Penwidth
    126
  - Tna-Penwidth
    126
  - Tnb-Print
    126
  - Tnb-Redo
    126
  - Tnb-Save
    126
  - Tnb-Textsize
    126
  - Tna-Textsize
    126
- ?Tnb-Tooltype
  
  127
  - Tnb-Textsize
    127
  - Tnb-Tooltype
    127
  - Tna-Tooltype
    127
  - Tnb-Undo
    127
  - Tna-Session
    127
  - Tnc
    127
  - Tnf
    127
  - Tnh
    127
  - Tns
    127
- Programming - Button Properties
  
  128
  - Text Formatting Codes for Bargraphs/Joysticks
    128
  - Text Area Input Masking
    128
  - Input Mask Character Types
    129
  - Input Mask Ranges
    129
  - Input Mask Next Field Characters
    129
  - Input Mask Operations
    129
  - Input Mask Literals
    130
  - Input Mask Output Examples
    130
  - URL Resources
    130
  - Special Escape Sequences
    130
Terminal/Telnet Commands

132
- Overview
  
  132
Upgrading Firmware

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- Overview
  
  133
- Prepare the TPI for Ethernet Communication
  
  133
- Upgrade the TPI Firmware
  
  134
  - Sending Firmware to the TPI (Via Netlinx Studio)
    134
Using G4 Web Control

136
- Overview
  
  136
- Using the Netlinx Master to Control the TPI
  
  137
Using Takenote

139
- Overview
  
  139
- Enabling Takenote on the TPI
  
  139
- Starting a Takenote Session
  
  139
- Takenote Menu Bar
  
  140
- Drawing Annotation Tools
  
  141
  - Undo / Redo Last Action
    141
  - Drawing a Freehand Curved Line
    141
  - Drawing a Straight Line
    141
  - Drawing a Rectangle
    141
  - Drawing an Oval
    141
  - Using the Select Object Tool
    142
  - Moving a Takenote Annotation Object
    142
  - Deleting a Takenote Annotation Object
    142
  - Using the Pointer
    143
- Using the Save Tool
  
  143
  - Capturing and Saving the Screen Image
    143
  - Changing the Storage Location for Captured Takenote Screen Images
    144
- Shape Options Menu Bar
  
  144
  - Drawing a Shape
    145
  - Inserting a Push-Pin Icon
    145
  - Inserting an Arrow Icon
    146
- Text Annotation Tools
  
  146
  - Text Size Button
    146
  - Takenote Text Keyboard
    146
  - Creating Text Annotations
    147
  - Moving Text
    147
- Pen Options Menu Bar
  
  148
- Clearing Annotations
  
  148
- Canvas Options Menu Bar
  
  149
- Working with Opacity Settings
  
  149
- Session Tools
  
  149
  - Naming the Takenote Session
    149
- Hiding Takenote
  
  150
  - Hiding the Takenote Menu Bar
    150
  - Hiding Takenote Annotations
    150
- Using the Takenote Web Application
  
  150
Appendix A: Supported Input and Output Modes

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- Overview
  
  155
- Supported Input Modes
  
  155
  - Supported Input Modes - DVI and RGB
    155
  - Supported Input Modes - Component
    156
- Supported Output Modes
  
  156
Appendix B: Using Netlinx Studio to Connect to a Netlinx Master

158
- Overview
  
  158
- Connecting to a Master Controller Via Network (TCP/IP)
  
  158
Appendix C: Troubleshooting

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Overview

164

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Table of Contents

TPI-PRO-DVI (Total Presentation Interface-DVI)

Overview

TPI-PRO-DVI Specifications

A Note about Wall and Rack Installation

Rack-Mounting the TPI-PRO-DVI

Cable Details and Pinout Information

Overview

DVI-D Male to DVI-D Male Single-Link Cable

DVI-A Male to 5-BNC Male Cable

DVI-A Male to Triple RCA Male Cable

DVI-A Male to S-Video Male Cable

DVI-A Male to HD15 (VGA) Male Cable

Wiring and Device Connections

Overview

Front Panel Components

Rear Panel Components

Connections Overview

Front Panel Connectors

Rear Panel Connectors

Connecting USB Input Touch Devices

System Installation

Overview

Touch Input Via Touch Monitor

Mouse Pass-Thru Control

Using a Touch Monitor for Mouse/Touch Pass-Thru Control

Configuring the TPI

Overview

Before You Start

Startup Routine and Initial Panel Response

Setting the Output Resolution

Setting the Touch Drivers (Serial Touch Monitors Only)

Calibrating the TPI

Other Conf Iguration Pages

Configuring Communication Settings

Overview

Configuring TPI Communication Settings

Configuring IP Settings

Choosing the Master Connection Mode

Configuring the Ethernet Connection on the Netlinx Master

Rebooting the TPI

TPI Conf Iguration Pages

Overview

Resolution Setup Page

Panel Information Page

Calibrate Page

Setup Page

Setup - Protected Setup Page

Setup - Project Information Page

Setup - Time & Date Settings Page

Setup - Audio Settings Page

Setup - Video Settings Page

Protected Setup Page

Overview

Protected Setup - System Settings Page

Protected Setup - Calibrate Page

Protected Setup - G4 Web Control Page

Protected Setup - Other Settings

Protected Setup (Other Settings) - Cache Page

Protected Setup (Other Settings) - Password Settings Page

Protected Setup - Tools

Protected Setup (Tools) - Panel Connection Logs Page

Protected Setup (Tools) - Panel Statistics Page

Protected Setup (Tools) - Connection Utility Page

Protected Setup - Takenote Control Page

Netlinx Programming

Overview

Button Assignments

Color, Border, and Font Names/ID #'S

Send_Commands

Page Commands

@Pht

@Php

Button Commands with Embedded Codes

Button Commands

?Bcf

^Bdo

^Bct