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DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide

Table of Contents

Finishing a Project........................................................................................................... 69

Understanding the Report File ............................................................................................... 70

Uploading a completed touch panel file to a target panel ...................................................... 71

Working with your Project ............................................................................................... 73

The NetLinx Studio Project ............................................................................................. 74

Transferring CD/DVD Title Information to the Master via FTP........................................ 74

DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps ................................................................. 77

_keyboardVirtual ................................................................................................................. 77

Cable Menu .......................................................................................................................... 79

Cable Tuner .......................................................................................................................... 79

Cable Video ........................................................................................................................... 79

Camera ................................................................................................................................. 80

CD Changer ........................................................................................................................... 80

CD Changer Advanced .......................................................................................................... 80

CD List ................................................................................................................................... 81

CD List - Title Only ................................................................................................................. 81

CD List Action Picker ............................................................................................................. 82

CD List Keyboard ................................................................................................................... 82

Channel Preset Categories .................................................................................................... 82

Channel Presets..................................................................................................................... 82

ClearOne Incoming ................................................................................................................ 83

ClearOne Info......................................................................................................................... 83

ClearOne Main ....................................................................................................................... 83

ClearOne Presets................................................................................................................... 84

ClearOne TH2 Main ............................................................................................................... 84

ClearOne TH2 Speed Dial ..................................................................................................... 85

Conference Volume ............................................................................................................... 85

Controls ................................................................................................................................ 85

Debug..................................................................................................................................... 86

Display ................................................................................................................................... 86

Display Advanced .................................................................................................................. 86

Display Inputs......................................................................................................................... 87

Display Video ......................................................................................................................... 87

DSS Menu.............................................................................................................................. 88

DSS Tuner ............................................................................................................................. 88

DSS Video.............................................................................................................................. 88

DVD........................................................................................................................................ 89

DVD Changer Advanced........................................................................................................ 89

DVD Menu.............................................................................................................................. 90

DVD Video ............................................................................................................................. 90

Summary of Contents for AXU-CA10

Page 1: ...instruction manual Software Design XPress Professional version 1 1 Programmer s Guide ...

Page 2: ...eceipt AMX DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE WITH REGARD TO THE AMX SOFTWARE THIS LIMITED WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS Any supplements or updates to the AMX SOFTWARE including without limitation any if any service packs or hot fixes provided to you after the ex...

Page 3: ... Equipment 6 Audio Video Switchers 6 Audio Conferencing Devices 7 AMX NetLinx Integrated Controllers 7 Cameras 7 CD Compact Disc Players 7 DVD Digital Video Disc Players 7 Lighting 8 MAX Integrated Content Servers by AMX 8 MP3 Players 9 Plasma Displays 9 Serial Interface Devices 9 User Interfaces 9 Video Cassette Recorder VCR 9 Video Conferencing Devices 10 Video Projection Devices 10 User Informa...

Page 4: ...ontrolled Devices to the Project 27 Adding a MAX IMS or MMS Server to the Project 28 Working with MAX Servers 28 Duplicating a Device 29 Device Configuration Dialog 29 Device Configuration dialog Device Data tab 30 How to setup external cameras using Camera and Video Conference source types 33 How to configure G4 Computer Control G4CC 34 How to configure i Weather 35 Device Configuration dialog IR...

Page 5: ...ing CD Information from freedb org CD Titles Maintenance dialog 58 Removing a CD Title CD Titles Maintenance dialog 59 DVD Titles for DVD Dialog 59 Relay Control Dialog 59 Adding a Relay Control Definition to the list 61 Editing the Display Name for an existing Relay Control Definition 61 Deleting a Relay Control Definition from the list 61 Navigation and Routing Macros Dialog 61 Editing an existi...

Page 6: ... 77 Cable Menu 79 Cable Tuner 79 Cable Video 79 Camera 80 CD Changer 80 CD Changer Advanced 80 CD List 81 CD List Title Only 81 CD List Action Picker 82 CD List Keyboard 82 Channel Preset Categories 82 Channel Presets 82 ClearOne Incoming 83 ClearOne Info 83 ClearOne Main 83 ClearOne Presets 84 ClearOne TH2 Main 84 ClearOne TH2 Speed Dial 85 Conference Volume 85 Controls 85 Debug 86 Display 86 Dis...

Page 7: ...rch 94 MAX Playlist 94 MAX Record CD 95 MAX Record DVD 95 MAX TrackList 95 MAX Video 96 MAX Video Transport 96 Meeting Keyboard 96 MessageBox 96 MM Sources 97 MM Sources2 97 MP3 Navigator 97 MP3 Player 98 mtgmAppointmentDetails 99 mtgmHelpQuestion 99 mtgmHelpMessage 99 mtgmHelpResponse 99 mtgmMaintenanceMessage 99 mtgmMeetingEndWarning 99 mtgmMeetingExtendWarning 99 mtgmMonthSelect 100 mtgmMtgCont...

Page 8: ...age 107 Polycom Navigate 107 Polycom Video Select 107 Projector Video 107 PVR 108 PVR Menu 108 PVR Tuner 108 PVR Video 109 Relays 109 Select 109 Splash 109 Switcher 110 Tandberg Answer 111 Tandberg Call Status 111 Tandberg Camera 111 Tandberg Directory 112 Tandberg DirSetup 113 Tandberg DirSetupCAPS 113 Tandberg DirSetup 1 113 Tandberg Duo Source 114 Tandberg Far End 114 Tandberg Hangup 115 Tandbe...

Page 9: ...uttons using Strings 127 String Output CD List Keyboard 127 String Output KBKeyboard 128 String Output KBShift 129 String Output MAX Keyboard 130 String Output MAX Keyboard Shift 131 String Output Meeting Keyboard 132 String Output MP3 Keyboard 133 String Output Polycom Keyboard 134 String Output Polycom Keypad 135 String Output Tandberg Answer 136 String Output Tandberg Camera 136 String Output T...

Page 10: ...iii DXP PRO v1 1 Programmer s Guide Table of Contents String Output Tandberg Keyboard 138 String Output Tandberg Keyboard CAPS 139 String Output Tandberg Manual Dial 140 String Output WeatherZipCode 141 ...

Page 11: ...within your project Once the steps outlined in the wizard are completed it automatically generates all NetLinx program files touch panel files and a comprehensive report file for the system While these auto generated program files can be used as is they can also be modified using NetLinx Studio and TPDesign4 These applications allow you to customize the NetLinx code and touch panel files to accomm...

Page 12: ...amera directly by parsing out Send Commands to the external Serial control ports Local control of cameras is done indirectly via the use of AXB PT15 camera controllers Support for MeetingManger This new support is added as a selectable option within the Integrated Applications dialog page Enabling this option provides the ability to enable touch panel pages to support the on screen display of room...

Page 13: ... selectable option within the Touch Panel Interfaces dialog page Selecting this radio box specifies that the output project file for the chosen touch panel will support TakeNote System Startup and Shutdown Macros These new macros are added to the already existing list within the Navigation and Routing Macros dialog page These macros add their corresponding buttons to the initial logo page and allo...

Page 14: ...least one valid set of background images and at least on valid set of button images a separate installation of the Image File is required This image installation is available on the DXP PRO section of the Application Files page on www amx com If the application fails to detect at least one valid set of background images and at least on valid set of button images the following message box will be d...

Page 15: ...ro CA15 15 Modero Touch Panel Modero CV15 15 Modero Touch Panel with video capabilities Modero CV17 17 Modero Touch Panel with video capabilities G3 Touch Panels Supported G3 touch panel types CV6 6 touch panel with video CA10 10 4 touch panel both NXD and NXT models CV10 CG10 10 4 touch panel with video both NXD and NXT models G3 Touch Panel Considerations The AXD AXT CA10 CG10 and CG10 panels do...

Page 16: ...utopatch Modula Autopatch Precis Extron Crosspoint 124 Extron Crosspoint 128 Extron Crosspoint 1616 Extron Crosspoint 168 Extron Crosspoint 84 Extron Crosspoint 88 Extron Crosspoint Plus 124 Extron Crosspoint Plus 128 Extron Crosspoint Plus 1616 HV Extron Crosspoint Plus 1616 HVA Extron Crosspoint Plus 168 Extron Crosspoint Plus 84 Extron Crosspoint Plus 88 Extron MAV 128 Extron MAV 84 Extron Maxt...

Page 17: ...ortex EF2280 Polycom Vortex EF2280 EF2201 The supported Audio conference units are controlled only via Serial RS 232 NI 700 NI 2000 NI 3000 NI 4000 NXI equipped with a NXC ME260 64 Master card Canon VC C4 Epson ELPDC202 Kalatel Cyberdome Sony DXC 990 390 Sony DXC 950 970 Sony EVI D100 Sony EVI D70 Wolfvision VZC10 Denon DN C635 Denon DN T625 Denon DN T645 Marantz PMD325 Adcom GDV850 Denon DVD2900 ...

Page 18: ...able online at www amx com for details Integra RDV1 Kenwood DV5900M Marantz DV8400 Marantz PMD930 Marantz VC5400 Onkyo DVS939 Philips Pro DVD 175 Sony DVP CX777ES Yamaha DVD C940 Yamaha DVD S2300MK2 AMX ALD D48 AMX Radia Clipsal C Bus Note The Clipsal C Bus and Dynalite lighting systems DXP PRO v1 1 or higher are primarily used outside the U S DynaLite Any DTK Series Lehigh DX2 LiteTouch 5000LC Lu...

Page 19: ...ame project as another MAX IMS assigned to IP Address 1 1 1 1 Zone 2 If you assign to max units with the same IP Address and Output Zone you will receive an error message Audio ReQuest ARQ2 Imerge SoundServer Integra NAS 2 3 Net Tune Marantz DH9300 Hitachi CMP4201 Hitachi CMP5000 Marantz PD5020D NEC 42VP4 Runco PL43HDX Runco PL50HDX Runco PL61GX Samsung SyncMaster 403T Sharp LCM3700 For a more con...

Page 20: ...tieDigital RoadRunnerL6 ChristieDigital VistaS3 Digital Projection iVision SXGA Eiki LCXG200 Epson PowerLite7800p Epson PowerLite811P Epson PowerLite 8150i Epson PowerLite8300i Hewlett Packard XP8010 Infocus SP7200 Marantz VP12S1 Marantz VP12S2 NEC GT Series NEC LT Series NEC MT Series NEC SX Series Optoma EzPro H55 Optoma EzPro750 Optoma EzPro753 Optoma EzPro755 Runco CL710 Runco DTV1200 Runco VX...

Page 21: ...n areas on the Main Screen the Menu Bar the Project Selection List and the Project Maintenance Command buttons Version and build information for this version of DXP PRO is listed in the lower right corner of the Main Screen Before creating a new project you should consider opening the sample project and quickly going through the various Wizard dialogs to become familiar with the program This dialo...

Page 22: ...e Request dialog requires you to confirm deletion Right click anywhere in the Project Selection List to open the Project Selection List context menu page 13 and select Sort to access the Project Sorting feature The listed projects can be sorted by up to four criteria in either ascending or descending order Use the four sets of radio buttons to specify up to four sorting operations in sequential or...

Page 23: ...ve a copy of the selected Project file under a new name Use the options in the Copy Project dialog to specify a Job Name and enter a description of the file copy This is the same as clicking the Copy Project command button or selecting File Copy Delete Deletes the selected Project file The program prompts you to confirm this action before the project file is deleted This is the same as clicking th...

Page 24: ...rsion and build number of the actual DXP PRO application A change in the Version number indicates a change in the functionality of the application A change in the Build number indicates an enhancement in the current functionality of the current revision Every change to the Version number will also change the build number but not every change to the Build number will change the Version number DXP P...

Page 25: ...CD Titles Maintenance dialog where you can add remove and edit CD information Artist and Title as well as automatically retrieve CD information from an on line CD database via freedb org on an Internet enabled computer For more information on this dialog refer to the Using the CD Titles Mainte nance dialog section on page 58 Preferences Opens the Preferences dialog containing various global prefer...

Page 26: ...pecifically set various user preferences for DXP PRO The options in this dialog include Show Splash Screen on Startup A toggling option to show the DXP PRO splash screen when the program is started If this item is not checked the splash screen can be viewed by selecting Help About Warning on duplicate Channel Preset Names and Channels Alerts you to the creation of duplicate channel preset names an...

Page 27: ...along the bottom of the progress bar window Project Folder Click the Browse button to navigate to the desired target folder for all Project saves By default the Project Folder is set to Program Files AMX Control Disc Design XPress Professional Projects IRLib Path Click the Browse button to navigate to the desired target folder for all IR IRL files By default the IR Folder is set to Program Files C...

Page 28: ...ate a New Project 1 Click on the Create New Project command button This launches the Design XPress Professional Project Wizard which steps you through the process of designing and configuring a control system Refer to the Launching the DXP PRO Project Wizard section on page 20 for more information When you create a new project the Wizard dialogs become available as selections in the Jump To list o...

Page 29: ... information can be collected in multiple lists or in some instances can be drawn on a floor plan Several worksheets are included in the DXP PRO help file to assist you in collecting this information Common Mistakes The most common mistake made is modifying the software and then using the application to make changes As mentioned before all software changes outside of the special CUSTOM AXI file wi...

Page 30: ...ate a new project click on the Create New Project command button This launches the Project Wizard which steps you through the process of designing a control system At the lower left corner of this and all Wizard dialogs is a drop down list titled Jump To Click the down arrow to open a list of all Wizard dialogs and select any dialog from this list to jump to that dialog Additionally all of the dia...

Page 31: ...Back button The only time this button is not active is at the System Information dialog Once all the required information is entered you can proceed to the next dialog by selecting the Next button When no additional dialogs are required this button will be inactive When creating a new project it is important to go through each dialog in order using the Next button This helps to insure that no info...

Page 32: ...or edit the name of the project author here Company This field is also pre populated if this information was entered in the User Information dialog Otherwise enter or edit the name of the company here Description Enter a description of the project here 8190 characters maximum Any alphanumeric character including punctuation can be used Each new project should be given a unique Job Name and Descrip...

Page 33: ...control field A descriptive field that labels the control of the secondary volume levels coming out from Port 2 on the NXC VOL4 card device address 5500 These audio signals could come from a series of ceiling speakers carrying the conference volume Note If you want to use an NI 4000 card slot for the NXC VOL4 all Device addressing DIP switches must be turned On This will put the first card slot ad...

Page 34: ...Player or Digital Video Disc player specify the size of the disc changer if applicable by default this field is set to 1 4 Use the radio buttons to select IR as the Control Method associated with the new device 5 Associate an IR code file IRL to the new device IR controlled devices only Click the Browse button to locate and select the appropriate IR file via the Select IR File dialog Click the Sea...

Page 35: ...tton in the System Information dialog This opens the Device Configuration dialog Device Data tab Be aware that the target NetLinx Master device being used by the project should be able to support the number of Serial devices being added to the system For example if 4 Serial devices were added to a System where they directly connect to the Master then an NI 700 would be greyed out out during the fi...

Page 36: ...to an AXB 232 and are not directly communicating with a Master NI 700 therefore these interfaces do not consume Serial communication ports on the Master This device configuration can function with an NI 700 when all of the Serial communications are routed from the external serial interfaces through an AXB 232 RS232 422 485 The AXB 232 provides a way to bridge the gap between an NI 700 with no ICSN...

Page 37: ... system click the Add button in the System Information dialog This opens the Device Configuration dialog Device Data tab In the Device Data tab 1 Select the type of equipment you are adding from the Source Type drop down list 2 Enter a name for the device in the Display Name field This is the name for the device that will appear on the touch panel 3 Select the number of desired Output Zones Good e...

Page 38: ...any other Ethernet controlled device such as MP3 players There are just a few points to understand in order to add MAX servers to a DXP PRO project The MAX MMS and MAX IMS servers are Ethernet control only They must be used with AMX G4 touch panels refer to the Supported Touch Panels section on page 5 The MAX AVM A V Module s connected to the MAX server must each be set to a unique zone number per...

Page 39: ...er for that display name For example if you duplicated a source with the Display Name DSS the resulting duplicate source would have the Display Name DSS_1 Device Configuration Dialog The Device Configuration dialog FIG 4 is used to add or edit devices in the Device Information List Use the options in this dialog to select the device type the display name control method and other information specif...

Page 40: ...uipment This tab requires that you know how your equipment operates Device Configuration dialog Device Data tab These options in the Device Data tab allow you to associate a control method to a new device in the system The options in this tab include The Device Data section is used when defining a source you must first define the type of the source The Source Type determines what pages are added t...

Page 41: ...g for the selected device within the Device Data tab By selecting this option an entry is added to the Navigation and Routing Macros dialog This entry can then later be modified if necessary The Control Method section enables its options based upon the selected Source Type Most devices currently support IR however some devices support Serial RS 232 or IP communications through different Control Lo...

Page 42: ...active when Serial is selected as the Control Method The Power Control tab appears depending on whether the device s control specification supports power control Click the down arrow to open a drop down list of all supported baud rates for Serial RS 232 control Click to select the appropriate baud rate for the Serial controlled device This field is only enabled if Serial was selected as the Contro...

Page 43: ...s a direct connection An AXlink connection implies an indirect connection to the external camera via an AXB PT Camera Controller The Control Logic for this type of connection is limited to an AXB PT with servo or serial zoom This method is known as an indirect connection 6 For a direct connection type select Serial for the Control Method Click the down arrow adjacent to the Control Logic field Sel...

Page 44: ...n a drop down list of available device types and select Video Conference 11 Enter a unique name for this video conferencing unit within the Display Name field 12 Select whether the Control Method is either Serial RS 232 or IP An IP Control Method allows you to enter information into the IP Data field relating to the location of the target conferencing unit Both types of Control Methods require tha...

Page 45: ...ce To configure 1 From the System Information dialog click the Add button to add a device to the list via the Device Configuration dialog page 2 From the Source Type field of the Device Data tab click the Source Type down arrow to open a drop down list of available device types 3 Select i Weather Once selected the Display name is greyed out and reads Weather 4 From within the i Weather Data sectio...

Page 46: ...Mapping tab is divided into two main areas IR Function List and the Program Function List The IR Function List is on the left side of the window The IR file selected on the Device Data tab is opened and all functions and their associated names and channel numbers are listed The Program Function List is listed on the right side of the dialog The Program Function List is populated with the supported...

Page 47: ... to the System Information Page Device Configuration dialog Control Configuration tab The options in the Control Configuration tab FIG 6 allow you to configure the AMX IR port to properly transmit the IR signal to the target equipment The options in this tab require that you know how your equipment operates IR Timing Parameters Sets the IR pulse times and the time gap between pulses The default ti...

Page 48: ...al instead of using an IR emitter In some cases the signal is the same as is transmitted by the IR emitter but it does not transmit a carrier signal This check box will turn on or off the carrier signal The default setting is On Wired IR Enable this option if the wired IR device requires Mode Serial signals FIG 6 Device Configuration dialog Control Configuration tab Mode 0 The resulting IR for the...

Page 49: ...rs rather than simply toggling power On Off Device Power Feedback This option enables the display of power status of the device on the touch panel If this option is enabled use the radio buttons to specify a Power Sensing Method based on the type of power sensor being used with the device PSS2 VSS2 or TVS Power Sensing Method Activated by enabling the Govern Power option above Use the radio button...

Page 50: ... a Master without a weather account only AMX related locations are viewable within the i Weather page on the touch panel To gain access to any zip code s weather information you must purchase a subscription from AMX To obtain this subscription you all need the serial number of your target Master This appears on the i Weather setup page on the panel once the project is loaded Another method of obta...

Page 51: ...sing the application By default all dialog screens in the Select Screens to Visit section are selected Click the checkboxes to disable any dialogs that you don t intend to revisit for editing Some dialog screens include Integrated Applications page 42 Lighting Presets page 44 Touch Panel Interfaces page 46 Choose Touch Panel Theme page 49 Choose Touch Panel Background page 50 Choose Touch Panel Bu...

Page 52: ...O project file that is downloaded to the target Master The RMS application provides a Welcome touch panel page that can be enabled from within the Touch Panel Interfaces dialog page via the Resource Manager Welcome Panel radio button being enabled for a selected panel The Use Resource Manager option provides the ability to enable touch panel pages to support the on screen display of room schedules...

Page 53: ...wn list allows you to select from up to 8 voltage settings ranging from 100 to 240 Use the Temperature Scale radio buttons to select between Celsius and Fahrenheit The i TimeManager section allows you to enable the use of the i TimeManager remote time server application which updates the time information on any communicating Master running the i TimeManager code The Use i TimeManager radio button ...

Page 54: ...ct a Preset and click the up down arrows to the right of the Lighting Presets table to rearrange the order of presets The identifier entered into the Preset Name text box is the name that will be displayed on the touch panel No duplicates allowed 8 characters maximum The Address and Button Number fields correspond to either the lighting controller address and the preset number as with AMX Radia or...

Page 55: ...3 available via www amx com Dealers Tech Center Tech Notes For detailed configuration information on the ALD D48 refer to the ALD D48 Network Lighting Solution Instruction Manual also available via www amx com Dealers Tech Center Tech Docs Instruction Manuals AMX ALD D48 x where x is one the Device ID value of the keypad AMX Radia x where x is a positive integer the AXlink device ID Clipsal C Bus ...

Page 56: ...k the Add button to add a new preset to the bottom of the list Select a Preset in the list and click the Delete button to delete that preset from the list The Insert button inserts a new preset at the order number of the currently selected preset Click the Apply button after editing a preset to apply the changes The Clear button clears the Preset Name Address and Button Number information for a se...

Page 57: ...ons for the selected panel To edit the Display Name and Panel Type fields 1 Select a panel from the list and make any necessary changes in the Display Name and Panel Type fields 2 Click the Apply button to apply your changes To add a new Touch Panel Interface field 1 Select a panel from the list make the necessary alterations to the properties such as Display Name and Panel Type 2 Click the Add bu...

Page 58: ...tab of the Device Configuration dialog page before being able to select TakeNote If you wish to use TakeNote in conjunction with G4CC this option must be selected Two conditions must be met for the TakeNote radio box to be selectable G4CC and or AUX PC must be defined as Source Types within the Device Configuration dialog AND a Modero panel must be added to the list of available panels If both of ...

Page 59: ... left side of the screen A small scale preview image of the selected theme is displayed in this dialog Click on the Preview button to see a full size preview of the panel page If you are using a predefined theme you will skip the next three dialogs in the Project Wizard If you select Custom as the Theme you will need to define the background button colors and text colors within three additional di...

Page 60: ...he image that says Drag here to Update 4 The button preview will update accordingly FIG 13 Choose Touch Panel Background dialog Because of the amount of possible color combinations between backgrounds buttons and text some combinations may be difficult to read on screen Be sure to select color combinations with enough contrast especially between text and background color or image that will be easy...

Page 61: ...el For example the default name for an input might be Component 1 this may not provide the user with a clear understanding of what is actually connected to that input of the display device Using the Input Names table you could rename this input to DSS so the user can then easily send the intended input command to the display device The Input Names table can also be used to simply shorten the names...

Page 62: ...pe for each device Audio Video Audio Only or Video Only The number of inputs available in this section is based on the information that was entered on the System Information page Input Number This column is a list of all available input values open for assignment to the current list of source devices Display Name This column is a list of the current source devices assigned to the Input values on t...

Page 63: ...s the display name associated with the selected source Making a change within the Source field results in a change of the Display name associated with the selected Input Number on the Switcher Input Type These radio buttons allow a chosen source to be differentiated as either an Audio Video Audio only or Video only input 1 Click the Apply button to apply the changes made to the selected Switcher I...

Page 64: ... located on the bottom of this page Input Select This column displays a list of input commands that are sent to the display device in order to switch the input on those selected display devices The lower part of this tab contains a series of selectable fields and radio buttons that allow you to populate the available outputs from the Switcher Output Number This is a read only field that changes to...

Page 65: ... Category in the Display Name text field This is the name that will be displayed on the panel 2 Click the Add button to add the new Preset Category to the bottom of the list 3 Select a Preset Category in the list type in a new Display Name and click the Insert button to insert the new Preset Category in the row above the selection The Insert button is greyed out if the first row is selected To edi...

Page 66: ...iting The arrow buttons to the right of the channel list will move the selected channel up or down in the list order The Copy from drop down list allows you to copy a previously configured channel preset to the current device Click the down arrow to view the list and select the channel preset you want to copy into the Channel Presets table The Button Image drop down list contains all of the preset...

Page 67: ... Titles Maintenance dialog accessed through the main menu Edit CD Titles Maintenance Next to each combo box is a browse button that will extract the CD information from your CD ROM drive and add it to the combo box You can also manually type in new CD titles in the Manually add CD to data store section of this dialog Adding a new CD title Manually enter either Artist or Disc Title information to e...

Page 68: ...dialog 2 Use the fields and options in this dialog to add remove CD titles edit Artist and Title information and automatically retrieve CD information from the freedb org on line database Adding a new Disc title CD Titles Maintenance dialog 1 Manually enter either Artist or CD Title information into their corresponding fields on the bottom left of the dialog to enable the Add button 2 Click the Ad...

Page 69: ...ng the DVD title properties are identical to those previously outlined within the CD Titles for CD Dialog section on page 57 Relay Control Dialog DXP PRO can control up to three 3 relay controlled devices The devices can be any low voltage relay device such as screens projector lifts drapes or shades To control the devices you ll need to specify how the relays behave how many relays are used in th...

Page 70: ...n Off Latching relays can use one two or three relays to control a motor controller DXP PRO always reserves 3 relays but you can configure it to match the control method for your motor controller For motor controllers that use a single relay define two relays but only connect one For example if relay 1 is engaged the screen goes down when it is disengaged the screen goes up By defining two relays ...

Page 71: ...n option you are placing a Navigation and Routing Macro for that device onto the Navigation and Routing Macros dialog that can later be edited Adding navigation and routing macros on the Main menu buttons allows you to set default actions when a Main menu item is selected For example when selecting DVD from the main menu in addition to performing a switch a user may want lights to dim window cover...

Page 72: ...Navigation and Device Routing check box Editing an existing Macro within the Project 1 Select a macro from the Macros table By previously selecting the Use Macro for Navigation and Device Routing radio box for a particular device from within the Device Configuration Device Data tab a macro entry for the selected device is made into the Navigation and Routing Macros dialog FIG 22 This entry can now...

Page 73: ...alog FIG 23 Use the Macro Steps dialog to build the macro by specifying each step according to the functional requirements of the macro A macro can contain up to 50 steps FIG 22 Adding a Macro to a Project To see a good example of how a typical macro is structured open the macro included in the sample project select the Projector macro from the Macros list and click the Edit command button FIG 23 ...

Page 74: ...rop down list of devices defined in the System Information dialog Once a device has been selected a second set of function oriented drop down lists becomes available Select a device function to be added as a macro step and click Add to add the device function to the Macro Steps list Routing Use this tab to add routing commands to the macro If the project has multiple switchers select a Switcher th...

Page 75: ... accepting any recent changes System Macros Dialog A macro is a series of commands that are triggered by a single button on the touch panel An example of a simple macro would be one that on a button press on the touch panel turns the lights on turns on the TV and DSS tuner and switches it to a specific channel The Macros dialog allows you to set up 32 macros with up to 50 steps in each macro The M...

Page 76: ...e Delay tab adjust the delay time if necessary in 1 10 second increments and click OK 6 When you ve added all the desired steps to the new macro click the OK button Using the Macro Steps for dialog for System Macros Refer to the Editing an existing Macro within the Project section on page 62 and Using the Macro Steps for dialog to edit the macro steps section on page 63 for information on using th...

Page 77: ...Copy from the Project Selection List context menu Use the fields in the Copy Project dialog to specify a name for the copied project file in the Job Name field and to enter a description of the project if desired in the Description field Importing a DXP PRO Project Once you have exported a DXP PRO project you can import it back in to the program via the Import Project command There are two ways to...

Page 78: ...ogram will ask you to confirm this action in the Confirm Delete Request dialog click Yes to delete Before you re Finished It is recommended that before your finish your project you follow these steps to properly utilize the DXP PRO project files Finish your DXP PRO project After finishing the project you are given the option to view the Report file and open the output within NetLinx Studio Build y...

Page 79: ...r choices and click OK to continue Your project files will be located in the Design XPress Professional directory under the folder projects Typically the installed directory will be drive Program Files AMX Control Disc Design XPress Professional 5 We recommend that you view and print the project HTML report from within the web browser This report gives you information vital to properly installing ...

Page 80: ...f this report Configure each Modero panel to communicate via Ethernet Compile the project Go to the download screen Make sure communications settings are correct Select all files in the project and download Using an FTP program FTP all TXT files and HTML files in the project directory to the root directory on the NetLinx Master Reboot the Master for the changes to take effect Device Addressing Thi...

Page 81: ... off as you go General Information This section of the report details the user interface file names for each touch panel which files need to be transferred to the Master lighting scene addresses file names of the generated NetLinx software etc An example is Lighting Scenes Lighting Address 1 Button 102 Scene Room Off Lighting Address 1 Button 1 Scene Scene 1 Macros This section of the report detai...

Page 82: ...ng with the target touch panel 6 Enter the Name assigned to this connection Transport method for communication IP Address and IP Port used for communication to the panel through the Master 7 Click OK to return to the Connect dialog FIG 26 8 Click the Connect button to begin the communication process to the target panel 9 From the TPD4 Main menu select Transfer Send to Panel to open the Send to Pan...

Page 83: ...and a first time NetLinx Studio user To open the workspace use the Open Workspace option in the File menu and traverse to the path where your project file resides Once the workspace is open expand all branches of the Navigator view to see the files that have been created in the project There is also an option in DXP PRO upon completion of a project that provides a popup dialog that gives you the o...

Page 84: ...window on the application The fields within that tab show the progress of each file component and whether the transfer was successful 7 After the last file has been uploaded to the Master the Master should reboot If it does not reboot the NetLinx Master by selecting Tools Reboot the Master Controller from the Main menu Transferring CD DVD Title Information to the Master via FTP Anytime that you as...

Page 85: ...orer 5 In the Address box enter FTP followed by the IP Address of the Master and press Enter 6 Assuming the IP Address was entered correctly and the Master is connected properly you are presented with a dialog prompting you to enter the User Name and Password for the Master The default User Name is NetLinx The default Password is password 7 Enter the User Name and Password and click the Log On but...

Page 86: ...Using the DXP PRO Wizard 76 DXP PRO v1 1 Programmer s Guide ...

Page 87: ...CH Code 561 F4 CH Port 0 CH Code 562 F5 CH Port 0 CH Code 563 F6 CH Port 0 CH Code 564 F7 CH Port 0 CH Code 565 F8 CH Port 0 CH Code 566 F9 CH Port 0 CH Code 567 F10 CH Port 0 CH Code 568 F11 CH Port 0 CH Code 587 F12 CH Port 0 CH Code 588 Esc CH Port 0 CH Code 501 CH Port 0 CH Code 541 1 CH Port 0 CH Code 502 2 CH Port 0 CH Code 503 3 CH Port 0 CH Code 504 4 CH Port 0 CH Code 505 5 CH Port 0 CH C...

Page 88: ... CH Port 0 CH Code 542 Z CH Port 0 CH Code 544 X CH Port 0 CH Code 545 C CH Port 0 CH Code 546 V CH Port 0 CH Code 547 B CH Port 0 CH Code 548 N CH Port 0 CH Code 549 M CH Port 0 CH Code 550 CH Port 0 CH Code 551 CH Port 0 CH Code 552 CH Port 0 CH Code 553 Shift CH Port 0 CH Code 554 Ctrl CH Port 0 CH Code 529 Alt CH Port 0 CH Code 556 Alt CH Port 0 CH Code 600 Ctrl CH Port 0 CH Code 597 Space CH ...

Page 89: ...BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 184 CABLETUNER_5_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 185 CABLETUNER_6_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 186 CABLETUNER_7_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 187 CABLETUNER_8_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 188 CABLETUNER_9_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 189 CABLETUNER_CHANUP_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 191 CABLETUNER_CHANDN_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 192 CABLETUNER_ENTER_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 193 CABLE_POWER_BUTTON CH...

Page 90: ...ON CH Port 3 CH Code 15 CD_REWIND_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 17 CD_FFWD_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 16 CD_SKIPFWD_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 14 CD_SELECTDISC_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 57 AD Port 3 AD Code 57 CD_DISCDN_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 22 CD_SHUFFLE_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 23 CD_DISCUP_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 21 CD_CONTINUE_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 29 CD_POWER_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 25 CD_ADVAN...

Page 91: ... 2 CDLIST_ART2_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 2 AD Port 3 AD Code 5 CDLIST_ART3_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 3 AD Port 3 AD Code 8 CDLIST_TTL4_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 4 AD Port 3 AD Code 12 CDLIST_TTL5_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 5 AD Port 3 AD Code 15 CDLIST_TTL6_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 6 AD Port 3 AD Code 18 CDLIST_TTL7_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 7 AD Port 3 AD Code 21 CDLIST_TTL1_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 1 ...

Page 92: ...9_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 158 AD Port 1 AD Code 158 CHANPRE_UP_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 98 CHANPRE_DOWN_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 99 CHANPRE_HDR_BUTTON AD Port 1 AD Code 89 CHANPRE_EXIT_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 11 CHANPRE_1_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 100 AD Port 3 AD Code 100 CHANPRE_7_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 106 AD Port 3 AD Code 106 CHANPRE_13_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 112 AD Port 3 AD Code 112 CH...

Page 93: ...ARONE_INPUT_SEL_8 CH Port 4 CH Code 16 CLEARONE_INPUT_SEL_10 CH Port 4 CH Code 186 CLEARONE_INPUT_SEL_9 CH Port 4 CH Code 185 CLEARONE_INPUT_SEL_11 CH Port 4 CH Code 187 CLEARONE_INPUT_SEL_12 CH Port 4 CH Code 188 CLEARONE_GAIN_UP CH Port 4 CH Code 17 CLEARONE_GAIN_DN CH Port 4 CH Code 18 CLEARONE_INPUT_MUTE_2 CH Port 4 CH Code 30 CLEARONE_INPUT_MUTE_1 CH Port 4 CH Code 29 CLEARONE_INPUT_MUTE_3 CH...

Page 94: ...LEARONE_OUTPUT_MUTE_12 CH Port 4 CH Code 184 CLEARONE_GAIN_LVL AD Port 4 CH Code 201 CLEARONE_PRESETS_2 CH Port 4 CH Code 39 CLEARONE_PRESETS_1 CH Port 4 CH Code 38 CLEARONE_PRESETS_3 CH Port 4 CH Code 40 CLEARONE_PRESETS_4 CH Port 4 CH Code 41 CLEARONE_PRESETS_6 CH Port 4 CH Code 43 CLEARONE_PRESETS_5 CH Port 4 CH Code 42 CLEARONE_PRESETS_7 CH Port 4 CH Code 44 CLEARONE_PRESETS_8 CH Port 4 CH Cod...

Page 95: ...XLVL AD Port 4 AD Code 205 CLEARONE_TH2_RXLVL AD Port 4 AD Code 206 CLEARONE_TH2_CALL_PROGRESS CH Port 4 CH Code 174 CLEARONE_TH2_SPEED_1 CH Port 4 CH Code 162 CLEARONE_TH2_SPEED_2 CH Port 4 CH Code 163 CLEARONE_TH2_SPEED_3 CH Port 4 CH Code 164 CLEARONE_TH2_SPEED_4 CH Port 4 CH Code 165 CLEARONE_TH2_SPEED_5 CH Port 4 CH Code 166 CLEARONE_TH2_SPEED_6 CH Port 4 CH Code 167 CLEARONE_TH2_SPEED_7 CH P...

Page 96: ...e 86 DISPLAY_7_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 87 DISPLAY_8_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 88 DISPLAY_9_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 89 DISPLAY_ENTER_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 91 DISPLAY_0_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 80 DISPLAY_MENU_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 141 DISPLAY_INPUT_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 78 DISPLAY_CHANUP_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 92 DISPLAY_CHANDN_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 93 DISPLAY_NAVSELECT_BUTTON CH Por...

Page 97: ...CH Code 195 AD Port 2 AD Code 195 DISPLAY_VIDEO7_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 196 AD Port 2 AD Code 196 DISPLAY_VIDEO8_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 197 AD Port 2 AD Code 197 DISPLAY_VIDEO9_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 198 AD Port 2 AD Code 198 DISPLAY_VIDEO10_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 199 AD Port 2 AD Code 199 DISPLAY_VIDEO11_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 188 AD Port 2 AD Code 188 DISPLAY_VIDEO12_BUTTON CH Port 2 C...

Page 98: ...NER_4_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 154 DSSTUNER_5_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 155 DSSTUNER_6_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 156 DSSTUNER_7_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 157 DSSTUNER_8_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 158 DSSTUNER_9_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 159 DSSTUNER_0_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 150 DSSTUNER_CHANUP_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 160 DSSTUNER_CHANDN_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 161 DSSTUNER_ENTER_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH ...

Page 99: ...de 10 DVD_DISCUP_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 9 DVDADVANCED_1_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 200 DVDADVANCED_2_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 201 DVDADVANCED_3_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 202 DVDADVANCED_4_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 203 DVDADVANCED_5_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 204 DVDADVANCED_6_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 205 DVDADVANCED_7_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 206 DVDADVANCED_8_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 207 DVDADVANCED_...

Page 100: ...de 13 DVD_SKIPREV_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 15 DVD_REWIND_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 17 DVD_FFWD_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 16 DVD_SKIPFWD_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 14 Computer Window AD Port 10 AD Code 1 AMX_SETUP_BUTTON CH Port 0 CH Code 73 SYSINFO_JOBNAME AD Port 1 AD Code 210 SYSINFO_FILENAME AD Port 1 AD Code 211 SYSINFO_COMPANY AD Port 1 AD Code 213 SYSINFO_CREATEDBY AD Port 1 AD Code 212 SYSINFO_...

Page 101: ...153 LIGHTS_6_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 156 AD Port 3 AD Code 156 LIGHTS_9_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 159 AD Port 3 AD Code 159 LOGO_START_BUTTON CH Port 4 CH Code 255 STARTUP CH Port 2 CH Code 252 AD Port 2 CH Code 252 SHUTDOWN CH Port 2 CH Code 252 AD Port 2 CH Code 253 SELECT_LBL_BUTTON AD Port 4 CH Code 255 MACRO_1_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 220 MACRO_5_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 224 MACRO_9_BUTTON CH...

Page 102: ...ort 1 AD Code 4 MAIN_MENU_5_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 5 AD Port 1 AD Code 5 MAIN_MENU_6_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 6 AD Port 1 AD Code 6 MAIN_MENU_RIGHT_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 10 AD Port 1 AD Code 10 MAIN_MENU_LEFT_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 9 AD Port 1 AD Code 9 MAIN_MENU_2_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 2 AD Port 1 AD Code 2 MAIN_MENU_1_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 1 AD Port 1 AD Code 1 MAIN_MENU_STATE_BUTTO...

Page 103: ...SEARCH CH Port 5 CH Code 50 MAX_CD_WARNING_AGREE CH Port 5 CH Code 137 MAX_CD_WARNING_AGREE CH Port 5 CH Code 141 MAX GENRE 1 CH Port 5 CH Code 81 AD Port 5 AD Code 81 MAX GENRE 2 CH Port 5 CH Code 82 AD Port 5 AD Code 82 MAX GENRE 3 CH Port 5 CH Code 83 AD Port 5 AD Code 83 MAX GENRE 4 CH Port 5 CH Code 84 AD Port 5 AD Code 84 MAX GENRE 5 CH Port 5 CH Code 85 AD Port 5 AD Code 85 MAX GENRE 6 CH P...

Page 104: ... 5 CH Code 115 AD Port 5 AD Code 115 MAX MOVIE SEARCH TITLE 7 CH Port 5 CH Code 121 AD Port 5 AD Code 121 MAX MOVIE SEARCH TITLE 2 CH Port 5 CH Code 116 AD Port 5 AD Code 116 MAX MOVIE SEARCH TITLE 8 CH Port 5 CH Code 122 AD Port 5 AD Code 122 MAX MOVIE SEARCH TITLE 3 CH Port 5 CH Code 117 AD Port 5 AD Code 117 MAX MOVIE SEARCH TITLE 9 CH Port 5 CH Code 123 AD Port 5 AD Code 123 MAX MOVIE SEARCH T...

Page 105: ...39 MAX RECORD CD MATCH LABEL AD Port 5 AD Code 138 MAX RECORD CD MATCH RIGHT CH Port 5 CH Code 134 MAX RECORD CD MATCH LEFT CH Port 5 CH Code 133 MAX RECORD DVD TITLE AD Port 5 AD Code 130 MAX RECORD DVD TIME AD Port 5 AD Code 129 MAX RECORD DVD PROGRESS LV Port 5 LV Code 8 MAX RECORD DVD TRAY CLOSE CH Port 5 CH Code 140 MAX RECORD DVD TRAY OPEN CH Port 5 CH Code 135 MAX RECORD DVD ID DISC CH Port...

Page 106: ...MAX VIDEO SEARCH CH Port 5 CH Code 111 MAX VIDEO CHAPTER AD Port 5 AD Code 21 MAX VIDEO SELECT CH Port 5 CH Code 109 MAX VIDEO PLAY CH Port 5 CH Code 100 MAX VIDEO STOP CH Port 5 CH Code 101 MAX VIDEO PAUSE CH Port 5 CH Code 102 MAX VIDEO SKIP CH Port 5 CH Code 103 MAX VIDEO SKIP CH Port 5 CH Code 104 MAX VIDEO LEFT CH Port 5 CH Code 108 MAX VIDEO RIGHT CH Port 5 CH Code 106 MAX VIDEO SELECT CH Po...

Page 107: ...16 CH Port 3 CH Code 215 STATIC_MENU_SRC17 CH Port 3 CH Code 216 STATIC_MENU_SRC18 CH Port 3 CH Code 217 STATIC_MENU_SRC19 CH Port 3 CH Code 218 STATIC_MENU_SRC20 CH Port 3 CH Code 219 STATIC_MENU_SRC21 CH Port 3 CH Code 220 STATIC_MENU_SRC22 CH Port 3 CH Code 221 STATIC_MENU_SRC23 CH Port 3 CH Code 222 STATIC_MENU_SRC24 CH Port 3 CH Code 223 STATIC_MENU_SRC25 CH Port 3 CH Code 224 STATIC_MENU_SRC...

Page 108: ... CH Code 114 AD Port 2 AD Code 114 29 CH Port 2 CH Code 115 AD Port 2 AD Code 115 30 CH Port 2 CH Code 116 AD Port 2 AD Code 116 31 CH Port 2 CH Code 117 AD Port 2 AD Code 117 32 CH Port 2 CH Code 118 AD Port 2 AD Code 118 19 AD Port 2 AD Code 126 9 LV Port 2 LV Code 1 11 AD Port 2 AD Code 121 13 AD Port 2 AD Code 122 15 AD Port 2 AD Code 123 17 AD Port 2 AD Code 124 21 AD Port 2 AD Code 125 22 AD...

Page 109: ...175 button_round_45x45_F CH Port 7 CH Code 179 button_round_45x45_F CH Port 7 CH Code 177 button_round_45x45_F CH Port 7 CH Code 178 Answer 1 CH Port 7 CH Code 176 AD Port 7 AD Code 176 Answer 4 CH Port 7 CH Code 179 AD Port 7 AD Code 179 Answer 2 CH Port 7 CH Code 177 AD Port 7 AD Code 177 Answer 3 CH Port 7 CH Code 178 AD Port 7 AD Code 178 CH Port 7 CH Code 78 AD Port 7 AD Code 66 AD Port 7 AD ...

Page 110: ...de 162 AD Port 7 AD Code 163 CH Port 7 CH Code 98 AD Port 7 AD Code 167 Run Preset CH Port 7 CH Code 91 Extend Meeting CH Port 7 CH Code 94 Help CH Port 7 CH Code 92 Maintenance CH Port 7 CH Code 93 AD Port 7 AD Code 51 AD Port 7 AD Code 168 Month AD Port 7 AD Code 49 Year AD Port 7 AD Code 48 AD Port 7 AD Code 51 CH Port 7 CH Code 1 AD Port 7 AD Code 1 CH Port 7 CH Code 2 AD Port 7 AD Code 2 CH P...

Page 111: ... AD Port 7 AD Code 19 CH Port 7 CH Code 20 AD Port 7 AD Code 20 CH Port 7 CH Code 21 AD Port 7 AD Code 21 0 CH Port 7 CH Code 108 0 CH Port 7 CH Code 109 0 CH Port 7 CH Code 110 0 CH Port 7 CH Code 111 0 CH Port 7 CH Code 112 0 CH Port 7 CH Code 113 0 CH Port 7 CH Code 114 0 CH Port 7 CH Code 115 0 CH Port 7 CH Code 116 0 CH Port 7 CH Code 117 0 CH Port 7 CH Code 118 0 CH Port 7 CH Code 119 0 CH P...

Page 112: ...28 AD Port 7 AD Code 128 CH Port 7 CH Code 29 AD Port 7 AD Code 29 CH Port 7 CH Code 30 AD Port 7 AD Code 30 CH Port 7 CH Code 31 AD Port 7 AD Code 31 CH Port 7 CH Code 32 AD Port 7 AD Code 32 CH Port 7 CH Code 33 AD Port 7 AD Code 33 CH Port 7 CH Code 34 AD Port 7 AD Code 34 CH Port 7 CH Code 35 AD Port 7 AD Code 35 0 CH Port 7 CH Code 129 AD Port 7 AD Code 129 0 CH Port 7 CH Code 130 0 CH Port 7...

Page 113: ...AD Code 232 Jump to Today CH Port 7 CH Code 55 CH Port 7 CH Code 71 AD Port 7 AD Code 71 CH Port 7 CH Code 72 AD Port 7 AD Code 72 CH Port 7 CH Code 73 AD Port 7 AD Code 73 CH Port 7 CH Code 74 AD Port 7 AD Code 74 CH Port 7 CH Code 75 AD Port 7 AD Code 75 Year AD Port 7 AD Code 48 2 CH Port 7 CH Code 201 AD Port 7 AD Code 201 5 CH Port 7 CH Code 202 AD Port 7 AD Code 202 6 CH Port 7 CH Code 203 A...

Page 114: ...H Port 6 CH Code 105 POLYCOM_BWIDTH_256K CH Port 6 CH Code 106 POLYCOM_BWIDTH_384K CH Port 6 CH Code 107 POLYCOM_BWIDTH_512K CH Port 6 CH Code 108 POLYCOM_BWIDTH_768K CH Port 6 CH Code 109 POLYCOM_BWIDTH_64K CH Port 6 CH Code 104 POLYCOM_BWIDTH_1024K CH Port 6 CH Code 110 POLYCOM_BWIDTH_1472K CH Port 6 CH Code 111 POLYCOM_BWIDTH_1920K CH Port 6 CH Code 112 POLYCOM_CALL_CONTROL_BWIDTH CH Port 6 CH ...

Page 115: ... Port 6 CH Code 44 POLYCOM_CAMERA_UP CH Port 6 CH Code 41 POLYCOM_CAMERA_PIP CH Port 6 CH Code 47 POLYCOM_CAMERA_5 CH Port 6 CH Code 35 POLYCOM_CAMERA_6 CH Port 6 CH Code 36 POLYCOM_CAMERA_7 CH Port 6 CH Code 37 POLYCOM_CAMERA_8 CH Port 6 CH Code 38 POLYCOM_CAMERA_9 CH Port 6 CH Code 39 POLYCOM_CAMERA_10 CH Port 6 CH Code 40 POLYCOM_CLR_BWIDTH_64K CH Port 6 CH Code 104 POLYCOM_CLR_BWIDTH_128K CH P...

Page 116: ...POLYCOM_HANGUP_CALL3_ID AD Port 6 AD Code 103 TXT AD Port 6 AD Code 7 BUTTON CH Port 6 CH Code 11 POLYCOM_MAIN_1 CH Port 6 CH Code 1 POLYCOM_MAIN_2 CH Port 6 CH Code 2 POLYCOM_MAIN_3 CH Port 6 CH Code 3 POLYCOM_MAIN_4 CH Port 6 CH Code 4 POLYCOM_MAIN_5 CH Port 6 CH Code 5 POLYCOM_MAIN_6 CH Port 6 CH Code 6 POLYCOM_MAIN_7 CH Port 6 CH Code 7 POLYCOM_MAIN_8 CH Port 6 CH Code 8 POLYCOM_MAIN_9 CH Port...

Page 117: ...CH Code 121 POLYCOM_VIDEO_SELECT_FAR_CAM2 CH Port 6 CH Code 122 POLYCOM_VIDEO_SELECT_FAR_CAM3 CH Port 6 CH Code 123 POLYCOM_VIDEO_SELECT_FAR_CAM4 CH Port 6 CH Code 124 POLYCOM_VIDEO_SELECT_FAR_CAM5 CH Port 6 CH Code 125 POLYCOM_VIDEO_SELECT_NEAR_CAM1 CH Port 6 CH Code 126 POLYCOM_VIDEO_SELECT_NEAR_CAM2 CH Port 6 CH Code 127 POLYCOM_VIDEO_SELECT_NEAR_CAM3 CH Port 6 CH Code 128 POLYCOM_VIDEO_SELECT_...

Page 118: ...H Port 2 CH Code 58 PVR_POWER_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 43 PVRMNU_UP_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 48 PVRMNU_DOWN_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 49 PVRMNU_LEFT_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 50 PVRMNU_RIGHT_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 51 PVRMNU_NAVSELECT_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 52 PVR_PRESET_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 97 PVR_YES_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 41 PVR_NO_BUTTON CH Port 2 CH Code 42 PVRTUNER_1_BUTTON CH Port 2 ...

Page 119: ...2STOP_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 168 AD Port 1 AD Code 168 RELAY_2CLOSE_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 169 AD Port 1 AD Code 169 RELAY_3LBL_BACKGND_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 175 AD Port 1 AD Code 175 RELAY_3OPEN_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 170 AD Port 1 AD Code 170 RELAY_3STOP_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 171 AD Port 1 AD Code 171 RELAY_3CLOSE_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 172 AD Port 1 AD Code 172 RELAY_1LBL_BACKGND_...

Page 120: ...CH Port 3 CH Code 81 AD Port 3 AD Code 81 SWITCHER_OUTPUT7 CH Port 3 CH Code 82 AD Port 3 AD Code 82 SWITCHER_OUTPUT8 CH Port 3 CH Code 83 AD Port 3 AD Code 83 SWITCHER_OUTPUT9 CH Port 3 CH Code 84 AD Port 3 AD Code 84 SWITCHER_OUTPUT10 CH Port 3 CH Code 85 AD Port 3 AD Code 85 SWITCHER_OUTPUT11 CH Port 3 CH Code 86 AD Port 3 AD Code 86 SWITCHER_OUTPUT12 CH Port 3 CH Code 87 AD Port 3 AD Code 87 S...

Page 121: ... AD Port 6 AD Code 166 TANDBERG_CALL_STATUS_VID_RES_IN AD Port 6 AD Code 156 TANDBERG_CALL_STATUS_CALL_RATE AD Port 6 AD Code 149 TANDBERG_CAMERA_7 CH Port 6 CH Code 50 TANDBERG_CAMERA_6 CH Port 6 CH Code 49 TANDBERG_CAMERA_9 CH Port 6 CH Code 52 TANDBERG_CAMERA_8 CH Port 6 CH Code 51 TANDBERG_CAMERA_SET CH Port 6 CH Code 43 TANDBERG_CAMERA_ZOOM_UP CH Port 6 CH Code 39 TANDBERG_CAMERA_2 CH Port 6 ...

Page 122: ... CH Code 87 TANDBERG_CODEC_9 CH Port 6 CH Code 89 TANDBERG_CODEC_0 CH Port 6 CH Code 80 Button CH Port 6 CH Code 90 TANDBERG_CODEC_ CH Port 6 CH Code 91 TANDBERG_CODEC_F2 CH Port 6 CH Code 96 TANDBERG_CODEC_F1 CH Port 6 CH Code 96 TANDBERG_CODEC_F3 CH Port 6 CH Code 97 TANDBERG_DIR_TXT_1 CH Port 6 CH Code 131 AD Port 6 AD Code 131 TANDBERG_DIR_LOCAL CH Port 6 CH Code 115 TANDBERG_DIR_TXT_3 CH Port...

Page 123: ...ITY CH Port 6 CH Code 174 AD Port 6 AD Code 174 TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_QUALITY_UP CH Port 6 CH Code 121 TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_QUALITY_DN CH Port 6 CH Code 122 Shift CH Port 6 CH Code 127 TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_CALLTYPE AD Port 6 AD Code 213 TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_CALLTYPE_UP CH Port 6 CH Code 123 TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_CALLTYPE_DN CH Port 6 CH Code 124 TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_56K CH Port 6 CH Code 125 TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_NAME CH...

Page 124: ... TANDBERG_FAREND_PSET_2 CH Port 6 CH Code 224 AD Port 6 AD Code 224 TANDBERG_FAREND_PSET_1 CH Port 6 CH Code 223 AD Port 6 AD Code 223 TANDBERG_FAREND_PSET_4 CH Port 6 CH Code 226 AD Port 6 AD Code 226 TANDBERG_FAREND_PSET_3 CH Port 6 CH Code 225 AD Port 6 AD Code 225 TANDBERG_FAREND_PSET_5 CH Port 6 CH Code 227 AD Port 6 AD Code 227 TANDBERG_FAREND_FOCUS_UP CH Port 6 CH Code 238 TANDBERG_FAREND_F...

Page 125: ...CH Code 75 TXT CH Port 6 CH Code 171 AD Port 6 AD Code 171 Caps CH Port 6 CH Code 126 QUALITY_TXT AD Port 6 AD Code 174 QUALITY_UP CH Port 6 CH Code 121 QUALITY_DN CH Port 6 CH Code 122 Shift CH Port 6 CH Code 127 CALL CH Port 6 CH Code 74 HANGUP CH Port 6 CH Code 75 TANDBERG_MAIN_AUX_CAM CH Port 6 CH Code 10 TANDBERG_MAIN_DUO_AUX_CAM CH Port 6 CH Code 15 TANDBERG_MAIN_DOC_CAM CH Port 6 CH Code 11...

Page 126: ...CH Code 130 TANDBERG_MANDIAL_CALL CH Port 6 CH Code 74 TANDBERG_MANDIAL_HANGUP CH Port 6 CH Code 75 TANDBERG_MSGBD_TXT AD Port 6 AD Code 216 TANDBERG_PASSWORD_1Y CH Port 6 CH Code 81 TANDBERG_PASSWORD_2 CH Port 6 CH Code 82 TANDBERG_PASSWORD_3 CH Port 6 CH Code 83 TANDBERG_PASSWORD_4 CH Port 6 CH Code 84 TANDBERG_PASSWORD_5 CH Port 6 CH Code 85 TANDBERG_PASSWORD_6 CH Port 6 CH Code 86 TANDBERG_PAS...

Page 127: ...otation CH Port 0 CH Code 360 Clear Screen CH Port 0 CH Code 361 undo CH Port 0 CH Code 362 print CH Port 0 CH Code 368 Annotation CH Port 0 CH Code 70 redo CH Port 0 CH Code 363 save CH Port 0 CH Code 369 Draw CH Port 0 CH Code 390 Rect CH Port 0 CH Code 393 Line CH Port 0 CH Code 392 Elipse CH Port 0 CH Code 394 Select CH Port 0 CH Code 397 Point CH Port 0 CH Code 391 Shape CH Port 0 CH Code 395...

Page 128: ...rt 0 LV Code 100 lineSize_06 AD Port 0 AD Code 93 LV Port 0 LV Code 100 lineSize_20 AD Port 0 AD Code 93 LV Port 0 LV Code 100 Select CH Port 0 CH Code 193 Select CH Port 0 CH Code 193 Select CH Port 0 CH Code 193 Select CH Port 0 CH Code 193 Select CH Port 0 CH Code 193 Select CH Port 0 CH Code 193 AD Port 0 AD Code 93 Solid Line CH Port 0 CH Code 380 Dotted Line CH Port 0 CH Code 381 Dashed Line...

Page 129: ...CH Code 84 VCR_SRCHFWD_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 86 VCR_POWER_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 104 VCR_TVVCR_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 102 VCR_INPUT_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 103 VCR_RECORD_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 88 VCR_PRESET_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 97 VCR_MENU_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 107 VCR_UP_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 116 VCR_LEFT_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 119 VCR_NAVSELECT_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 120...

Page 130: ...101 VCR_TVVCR_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 102 VCRTUNER_ENTER_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 105 VCR_POWER_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 104 VCR_PRESET_BUTTON CH Port 3 CH Code 97 VCRTUNER_PREVCHAN_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 89 VCR_MENU_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 107 VCRTUNER_ 100_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 106 VCR_PLAY_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 81 VCR_STOP_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code 82 VCR_PAUSE_BUTTON CH Port 1 CH Code...

Page 131: ...TEX_CODEC_INPUT8 CH Port 4 CH Code 28 AD Port 4 AD Code 10 VORTEX_CODEC_INPUTA CH Port 4 CH Code 29 AD Port 4 AD Code 11 VORTEX_CODEC_INPUTB CH Port 4 CH Code 30 AD Port 4 AD Code 12 VORTEX_CODEC_INPUTC CH Port 4 CH Code 31 AD Port 4 AD Code 13 VORTEX_CODEC_INPUTD CH Port 4 CH Code 32 AD Port 4 AD Code 14 VORTEX_CODEC_OUTPUT1 CH Port 4 CH Code 34 AD Port 4 AD Code 16 VORTEX_CODEC_OUTPUT2 CH Port 4...

Page 132: ...ORTEX_GAINCHAN_3 CH Port 4 CH Code 84 VORTEX_GAINCHAN_4 CH Port 4 CH Code 85 VORTEX_GAINCHAN_A CH Port 4 CH Code 90 VORTEX_GAINCHAN_B CH Port 4 CH Code 91 VORTEX_GAINCHAN_C CH Port 4 CH Code 92 VORTEX_GAINCHAN_D CH Port 4 CH Code 93 VORTEX_GAINCHAN_T CH Port 4 CH Code 94 VORTEX_GAINCHAN_L CH Port 4 CH Code 95 VORTEX_GAINCHAN_5 CH Port 4 CH Code 86 VORTEX_GAINCHAN_6 CH Port 4 CH Code 87 VORTEX_GAIN...

Page 133: ...26 VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_IN7 CH Port 4 CH Code 27 VORTEX_MUTE_CHAN_IN8 CH Port 4 CH Code 28 VORTEX_PRESETS_1 CH Port 4 CH Code 101 VORTEX_PRESETS_2 CH Port 4 CH Code 102 VORTEX_PRESETS_3 CH Port 4 CH Code 103 VORTEX_PRESETS_4 CH Port 4 CH Code 104 VORTEX_PRESETS_5 CH Port 4 CH Code 105 VORTEX_PRESETS_6 CH Port 4 CH Code 106 VORTEX_PRESETS_7 CH Port 4 CH Code 107 VORTEX_PRESETS_8 CH Port 4 CH Code 108 V...

Page 134: ... Code 20 sThunderstorms AD Port 1 AD Code 21 98 F AD Port 1 AD Code 32 76 F AD Port 1 AD Code 27 94 F AD Port 1 AD Code 33 72 F AD Port 1 AD Code 28 89 F AD Port 1 AD Code 34 69 F AD Port 1 AD Code 29 86 F AD Port 1 AD Code 35 67 F AD Port 1 AD Code 30 99 F AD Port 1 AD Code 36 78 F AD Port 1 AD Code 31 Refresh CH Port 1 CH Code 34 Update Locations CH Port 1 CH Code 35 Select Locations CH Port 1 C...

Page 135: ...t 1 LV Code 8 Please Select A City Below AD Port 1 AD Code 70 Please Select A City Below AD Port 1 AD Code 71 Select CH Port 1 CH Code 46 SN AD Port 1 AD Code 75 SN AD Port 1 AD Code 76 PROGRESS LV Port 1 LV Code 7 Start Download CH Port 1 CH Code 73 Clear CH Port 1 CH Code 74 AD Port 1 AD Code 74 percent AD Port 1 AD Code 73 BackArrow AD Port 1 AD Code 72 PRESET1 CH Port 1 CH Code 54 AD Port 1 AD...

Page 136: ...DXP PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps 126 DXP PRO v1 1 Programmer s Guide ...

Page 137: ...mmand CDKEYB 1 Q Port 1 Command CDKEYB Q A Port 1 Command CDKEYB A Z Port 1 Command CDKEYB Z 2 Port 1 Command CDKEYB 2 W Port 1 Command CDKEYB W S Port 1 Command CDKEYB S X Port 1 Command CDKEYB X 3 Port 1 Command CDKEYB 3 E Port 1 Command CDKEYB E D Port 1 Command CDKEYB D C Port 1 Command CDKEYB C 4 Port 1 Command CDKEYB 4 R Port 1 Command CDKEYB R F Port 1 Command CDKEYB F V Port 1 Command CDKE...

Page 138: ...t 1 Command CDKEYB Port 1 Command CDKEYB Port 1 Command CDKEYB Port 1 Command CDKEYB Port 1 Command CDKEYB Port 7 Command KBD 1 Port 7 Command KBD 1 2 Port 7 Command KBD 2 3 Port 7 Command KBD 3 4 Port 7 Command KBD 4 5 Port 7 Command KBD 5 6 Port 7 Command KBD 6 7 Port 7 Command KBD 7 8 Port 7 Command KBD 8 9 Port 7 Command KBD 9 0 Port 7 Command KBD 0 Port 7 Command KBD Port 7 Command KBD q Port...

Page 139: ...BD v b Port 7 Command KBD b n Port 7 Command KBD n m Port 7 Command KBD m Port 7 Command KBD Button Port 7 Command KBD Button Port 7 Command KBD Space Port 7 Command KBD SPACE Clear Port 7 Command KBD CLEAR Bksp Port 7 Command KBD BACKSPACE Delete Port 7 Command KBD DELETE d Port 7 Command KBD LEFT f Port 7 Command KBD RIGHT Port 7 Command KBD Port 7 Command KBD Port 7 Command KBD Port 7 Command K...

Page 140: ...nd KBD K L Port 7 Command KBD L Port 7 Command KBD Port 7 Command KBD Port 7 Command KBD Z Port 7 Command KBD Z X Port 7 Command KBD X C Port 7 Command KBD C V Port 7 Command KBD V B Port 7 Command KBD B N Port 7 Command KBD N M Port 7 Command KBD M Port 7 Command KBD Port 7 Command KBD Port 7 Command KBD Space Port 7 Command KBD SPACE Clear Port 7 Command KBD CLEAR Bksp Port 7 Command KBD BACKSPA...

Page 141: ...ommand KB1 n 7 Port 1 Command KB1 7 u Port 1 Command KB1 u j Port 1 Command KB1 j m Port 1 Command KB1 m 8 Port 1 Command KB1 8 i Port 1 Command KB1 i k Port 1 Command KB1 k Space Port 1 Command KB1 9 Port 1 Command KB1 9 o Port 1 Command KB1 o l Port 1 Command KB1 l 0 zero Port 1 Command KB1 0 p Port 1 Command KB1 p Search Port 1 Command KB1 ENTER Clear Port 1 Command KB1 CLEAR BkSpace Port 1 Com...

Page 142: ...ort 1 Command KB1 J M Port 1 Command KB1 M Port 1 Command KB1 I Port 1 Command KB1 I K Port 1 Command KB1 K Space Port 1 Command KB1 Port 1 Command KB1 O Port 1 Command KB1 O L Port 1 Command KB1 L Port 1 Command KB1 P Port 1 Command KB1 P Search Port 1 Command KB1 ENTER Clear Command KB1 CLEAR BkSpace Command KB1 BACKSPACE Port 7 Command KBD 1 Port 7 Command KBD 1 2 Port 7 Command KBD 2 3 Port 7 ...

Page 143: ...h Port 7 Command KBD h j Port 7 Command KBD j k Port 7 Command KBD k l Port 7 Command KBD l Port 7 Command KBD Port 7 Command KBD z Port 7 Command KBD z x Port 7 Command KBD x c Port 7 Command KBD c v Port 7 Command KBD v b Port 7 Command KBD b n Port 7 Command KBD n m Port 7 Command KBD m Port 7 Command KBD Button Port 7 Command KBD Button Port 7 Command KBD Space Port 7 Command KBD SPACE Clear P...

Page 144: ...6 Port 1 Command MP3 6 Y Port 1 Command MP3 y H Port 1 Command MP3 h N Port 1 Command MP3 n 7 Port 1 Command MP3 7 U Port 1 Command MP3 u J Port 1 Command MP3 j M Port 1 Command MP3 m 8 Port 1 Command MP3 8 I Port 1 Command MP3 i K Port 1 Command MP3 k 9 Port 1 Command MP3 9 O Port 1 Command MP3 o L Port 1 Command MP3 l 0 zero Port 1 Command MP3 0 P Port 1 Command MP3 p 1 Port 1 Command pkb 1 Q Po...

Page 145: ...pkb K Space Port 1 Command pkb 20 9 Port 1 Command pkb 9 O Port 1 Command pkb O L Port 1 Command pkb L 0 zero Port 1 Command pkb 0 P Port 1 Command pkb P Enter Command pkb 0D Clear Command pkb FF BkSpace Command pkb 08 Cancel Port 1 Command pkb 1B POLYCOM_KEYPAD_1 Port 6 Command KEYPAD 1 POLYCOM_KEYPAD_2 Port 6 Command KEYPAD 2 POLYCOM_KEYPAD_3 Port 6 Command KEYPAD 3 POLYCOM_KEYPAD_4 Port 6 Comma...

Page 146: ...BORT TANDBERG_DIR_EXIT Port 6 Command KP ABORT TANDBERG_DIR_MAN_DIAL Port 6 Command MANUAL_DIAL 1 Port 6 Command KP 1 Q Port 6 Command KP q A Port 6 Command KP a Z Port 6 Command KP z 2 Port 6 Command KP 2 W Port 6 Command KP w S Port 6 Command KP s X Port 6 Command KP x 3 Port 6 Command KP 3 E Port 6 Command KP e D Port 6 Command KP d C Port 6 Command KP c 4 Port 6 Command KP 4 R Port 6 Command K...

Page 147: ...nd KP Port 6 Command KP TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_EXIT Port 6 Command KP ABORT TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_CANCEL Port 6 Command KP CANCEL TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_SAVE Port 6 Command KP SAVE TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_DELETE Port 6 Command KP DELETE 1 Port 6 Command kb 1 1 Port 6 Command kb 1 Port 6 Command KP 1 Q Port 6 Command KP q A Port 6 Command KP a Z Port 6 Command KP z Port 6 Command KP 2 W Port 6 Command KP w S Port 6 Co...

Page 148: ... 6 Command KP p BkSp Port 6 Command KP BSP Caps Port 6 Command KP CAPS Shift Port 6 Command KP SHIFT comma Port 6 Command KP period Port 6 Command KP Port 6 Command KP TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_EXIT Port 6 Command KP ABORT TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_CANCEL Port 6 Command KP CANCEL TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_SAVE Port 6 Command KP SAVE TANDBERG_DIRSETUP_DELETE Port 6 Command KP DELETE TANDBERG_DIRSETUP1_EXIT Port 6 Command ...

Page 149: ...rt 6 Command KP h N Port 6 Command KP n 7 Port 6 Command KP 7 U Port 6 Command KP u J Port 6 Command KP j M Port 6 Command KP m 8 Port 6 Command KP 8 I Port 6 Command KP i K Port 6 Command KP k Space Port 6 Command KP SP 9 Port 6 Command KP 9 O Port 6 Command KP o L Port 6 Command KP l 0 zero Port 6 Command KP 0 P Port 6 Command KP p Caps Port 6 Command KP CAPS BkSpace Port 6 Command KP BSP Shift ...

Page 150: ...nd KP k Space Port 6 Command KP SP 9 Port 6 Command KP 9 O Port 6 Command KP o L Port 6 Command KP l 0 zero Port 6 Command KP 0 P Port 6 Command KP p Caps Port 6 Command KP CAPS BkSpace Port 6 Command KP BSP Shift Port 6 Command KP SHIFT Button Port 6 Command KP TANDBERG_MANDIAL_DELETE Port 6 Command KP BSP TANDBERG_MANDIAL_DIR Port 6 Command MANUAL_DIAL TANDBERG_MANDIAL_REDIAL Port 6 Command REDI...

Page 151: ...P 0 TANDBERG_MANDIAL_STAR Port 6 Command KP TANDBERG_MANDIAL_ Port 6 Command KP TANDBERG_MANDIAL_CLEAR Port 6 Command KP CLEAR TANDBERG_MANDIAL_TEL Port 6 Command KP TELEPHONE 1 Port 1 ZIP 1 Bksp Port 1 ZIP BACKSPACE Clear Port 1 ZIP CLEAR 2 Port 1 ZIP 2 3 Port 1 ZIP 3 4 Port 1 ZIP 4 5 Port 1 ZIP 5 6 Port 1 ZIP 6 7 Port 1 ZIP 7 8 Port 1 ZIP 8 9 Port 1 ZIP 9 0 Port 1 ZIP 0 ...

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