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Operation
Electroluminescent Touch Panels
PROTECTED SETUP
displays a keypad
when you touch this button, and the editor
mode is off. You will need to enter the password to enter the protected setup mode.
The default password is
1988. When you touch ENTER on the keypad, you will see
the PROTECTED SETUP page as shown in Figure 7.
Protected Setup
This page includes additional setup operating parameters. These are the ones you
may not want changed without authorization. To make your selection, touch the
button of the function you want to modify.
ADJUST ATTRIBUTES TO DESIRED LEVELS
EXIT
BAUD
SYMBOL
EDITOR
SERIAL
MASTER
MODE
EDITOR
CALIBRATE
SETUP
PASSWORD
PAGE
PASSWORD
AUTO
ASSIGN
POWER UP
PAGE
XX TIMER
MESSAGE
MOUSE
BOTH
MODE
POWER UP
MESSAGE
PAGE
TRACKING
38.4
SET DEVICE
128
SET DEVICE
displays the keypad when you touch this button. Enter a number from
128 to 255, then touch ENTER. Use care when selecting device numbers to avoid
duplication. You can have a maximum of 255 devices including Touch Panels and
other AXCESS controlled units connected to an AXCESS system. Note that numbers
1 to 127 are normally reserved for other AXCESS devices.
CALIBRATE
displays a decision button. You must choose YES to do the calibration
or NO to cancel the selection. Do the alignment only if the touch point and buttons
don't align. If you choose YES, another screen with alignment targets will be
displayed. Carefully touch each target with a small dull point. Once you have
completed the alignment, touch the screen to return to the Setup page.
SETUP PASSWORD
displays a keypad. You can change your password by entering
a 1- to 4-digit number (1 to 9999). Be sure to save the new password number in a safe
place. If you can't remember it you will not be able to enter the PROTECTED SETUP
mode. The default password is 1988.
Figure 7
Protected Setup Page
Caution
This is a factory setting and
should not be set in the field.
Summary of Contents for Electroluminescent LCD Touch Panels
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