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Crestron 

CNX-DVP4

 

Digital Video Processor 

Reserved Join Numbers 

A reserved join number is a feature of the software that enables a designer to create a 
button on a VT Pro-e page that either calls up the SYSTEM SETUP MENU, adjusts 
standby timeout, etc. These numbers also allow the control system to trigger touch-
sensitive screen overlay functions (i.e., recall RGB preset when source changes). The 
tables shown on the next three pages provide lists of digital and analog reserved join 
numbers available within the software.  

NOTE:

 Join Number Remapping (JNR) is not available on CNX-DVP4. 

System Digital Reserved Join Numbers for the CNX-DVP4 

JOIN NUMBER 

FUNCTION 

VALUE 

17214 Cresnet 

ID 

Down 

17215 

Cresnet ID 

Up 

17231 Standby 

Timeout 

Up 

17232 

Standby Timeout 

Down 

17242 

System Setup Menu 

Enter Setup 

17235 

Exit Setup 

Exit Setup and Reboot 

19017 

Exit Calibration 

Return to Program 

Calibration:  Input Selection Digital Reserved Join Numbers 

JOIN NUMBER 

FUNCTION 

VALUE 

19041 

DVI/RGB 1  

Selected 

19042 

DVI/RGB 2 

Selected 

19043 

DVI/RGB 3  

Selected 

19044 

DVI/RGB 4  

Selected 

19045 

S-Video 1 (Y&C)  

Selected 

19046 

S-Video 2 (Y&C)  

Selected 

19047 

S-Video 3 (Y&C)  

Selected 

19048 

S-Video 4 (Y&C)  

Selected 

19049 

Video 1A  (Composite)  

Selected 

19050 

Video 1B  (Composite)  

Selected 

19051 

Video 2A  (Composite)  

Selected 

19052 

Video 2B  (Composite) 

Selected 

19053 

Video 3A  (Composite)  

Selected 

19054 

Video 3B  (Composite)  

Selected 

19055 

Video 4A  (Composite)  

Selected 

19056 

Video 4B  (Composite) 

Selected 

NOTE

:  First select the desired input above, and then trigger the desired function 

from the following charts.  When done with Calibration, use "Exit Setup" or "Exit 
Calibration".  

Operations Guide – DOC. 8170A  

Digital Video Processor: CNX- DVP4 

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Summary of Contents for CNX-DVP4

Page 1: ...Crestron CNX DVP4 Digital Video Processor Operations Guide...

Page 2: ...by the Technical Documentation department at Crestron Electronics Inc 15 Volvo Drive Rockleigh NJ 07647 1 888 CRESTRON All brand names product names and trademarks are the property of their respectiv...

Page 3: ...ode Slave Mode on Cresnet 15 Hardware Hookup 16 Setting the Mouse Input Parameters in Viewport 17 Ethernet Setup Master Slave Mode 17 Configuring the CNX DVP4 23 Main Menu 24 System Setup Menu 24 DVI...

Page 4: ...Connections 84 Caltouch 84 Appendix F Connecting a Mouse 85 Using Crestron Smart Mouse CNWM With CNX DVP4 85 Using TPS 5000 6000 as a Touchscreen Mouse Connected via RS 232 87 Using TPS 5000 6000 as a...

Page 5: ...e refer to page 28 Video output 1 Go to Setup refer to Configuring CNX DVP4 on page 23 for more information 2 Select Setup under DVI RGB and Video refer to page 28 3 Select Check Output 4 Select Grid...

Page 6: ...Digital Video Processor Crestron CNX DVP4 This page intentionally left blank Contents Operations Guide DOC 8170A iv...

Page 7: ...olutions Coupled with its seamless switching these features make the CNX DVP4 ideal for information intensive applications like command and control centers Functional Summary Four DVI analog inputs fo...

Page 8: ...t included Default Mode Slave ID 54 Processor 2 series class processor with built in compact flash 32Mb 2 Series Control System Update File for CNX DVP4 Version CNX DVP4 2006 CUZ or later for Cresnet...

Page 9: ...nd below the unit NOTE Crestron software and any files on the website are for Authorized Crestron dealers only New users may be required to register to obtain access to certain areas of the website in...

Page 10: ...simplified example that follows buttons on the touchpanel control start or stop functions on the Beta deck and the four video input sources displayed on the plasma screen Master Mode Example DVI RGB O...

Page 11: ...tem NOTE Host Control System version 2 006 or later is required if the CNX DVP4 is operated as a slave If operated as a slave from another CNX DVP4 then version 2 006 or later is required NOTE The sla...

Page 12: ...duce the size of the CNX DVP4 If the ears are removed the provided rubber feet can be mounted on the under side to stabilize the unit on a flat surface The front panel has a PWR green LED and a NET ye...

Page 13: ...24 cm Back View with Rack Mounting Ears Attached MEMORY EXPANSION COM 1 COM 2 COM 3 COM 4 VIDEO INPUT 1 VIDEO INPUT 2 A COMP B COMP A COMP B COMP C C Y Y DVI RGB DVI RGB DVI RGB OUTPUT A COMP B COMP V...

Page 14: ...munication DB9 straight through only for the Touch The PC application For telestrator or AV device the pinout is device dependent refer to the COM Port chart DSR on pin 4 is always high or ON RS 232 D...

Page 15: ...DVI RGB input output adapters Crestron P N JDCMDVI VGAMF 1 Refer to Appendix C Cable Connection Information on page 80 for additional information DVI I Connector Input Output Pinouts PIN DESCRIPTION...

Page 16: ...l and vertical sync signals are mixed together This is the most common type of signal used by video professionals NOTE S Video contains two separate components luma and chroma also known as Y and C si...

Page 17: ...When NVRAM nvr file is re installed all the values should line up with the program If the program is modified and logic is placed before any symbols using NVRAM the previously stored values will not...

Page 18: ...hould be mounted at the bottom of the rack if it is the only unit in the rack When mounting this unit in a partially filled rack load the rack from the bottom to the top with the heaviest component at...

Page 19: ...ion Complete the following procedure to install the compact flash Make sure power is disconnected before installing the compact flash Refer to the illustration following the procedure NOTE Compact fla...

Page 20: ...the power factor of each network unit to be connected must be taken into consideration If Cresnet units are to be daisy chained on the run the power factor of each unit to be daisy chained must be add...

Page 21: ...quire a unique identity code NET ID A two digit hexadecimal number ranging from 03 to FE designates these codes The NET ID of each unit must match an ID code specified in the SIMPL Windows program The...

Page 22: ...than the room ambient Contact with thermal insulating materials should be avoided on all sides of the unit NOTE The maximum continuous current from equipment under any external load conditions shall...

Page 23: ...Master Slave Mode This section explains how to configure a CNX DVP4 to communicate over Ethernet using TCP IP These procedures assume that the CNX DVP4 has been powered up and connected properly The s...

Page 24: ...he network IP values NOTE If an invalid IP address is entered the subnet mask may be CHANGED AUTOMATICALLY BY THE EQUIPMENT to an appropriate subnet mask NOTE To TURN OFF the TCP IP stack an IP addres...

Page 25: ...click OK to set the entered values 4 The reboot window as shown in the following graphic opens Click Yes to reboot the CNX DVP4 and continue Reboot Window 5 You will receive a confirmation message tha...

Page 26: ...he unit Do not overwrite the IP table in the CNX DVP4 the next time the program is uploaded unless the addresses in the program supercede those in the current IP table NOTE For more detailed informati...

Page 27: ...e IP ID in the SIMPL Windows program match the IP ID encoded in the Crestron e control Software Development Kit SDK object by the developer of the Web page Visual Basic or VisionToolsTM Pro e VT Pro e...

Page 28: ...d 3 Enter the IP address of the configured CNX DVP4 and click OK The Viewport prompt displays either CNX DVP4 master or CslaveDVP4 slave 4 Perform any of the diagnostics and features that Viewport pro...

Page 29: ...eboot Prerequisites Display device connected to the output DVI RGB port If display connector is VGA 15 pin use the supplied DVI I RGB adapter Minimum of one video input connected to the input DVI RGB...

Page 30: ...VP4 Ethernet slave prompt Main Menu The MAIN MENU displays three options EXIT and Reboot DVI RGB and Video SETUP DIAGNOSTICS OPTIONS and TRANSLUCENT OBJECTS and System SETUP and DIAGNOSTICS The EXIT a...

Page 31: ...perate and control the CNX DVP4 via Cresnet or Ethernet The CRESNET ID is a two digit hexadecimal number This number can range from 02 to FE and must correspond to the NET ID set in the SIMPL Windows...

Page 32: ...RS 232 parameters for the CNX DVP4 must be set for communicating with Viewport via an RS 232 port Options for baud rate data bits parity stop bits and handshaking are available from COMPUTER RS 232 PO...

Page 33: ...meout STANDBY TIMEOUT located at the middle of the SYSTEM SETUP MENU can turn off the display when it is inactive for a specified time frame minutes When the display is activated the last screen shown...

Page 34: ...to Appendix D Output DVI Video from PC to CNX DVP4 on page 82 for important information on DVI video NOTE Crestron recommends setting up the output prior to setting up the inputs Video Output Setup S...

Page 35: ...on the display setup menu Adjust as needed The vertical line test pattern should look uniform If you see dark vertical bars in the test pattern adjust Coarse or Clock to eliminate bands If you see on...

Page 36: ...nds on resolution the clock speed settings determine this parameter Example If parameter 1 is 1600 the maximum rate is 60 Hz Output Parameter 4 Negative HSync Polarity Choose negative or positive Outp...

Page 37: ...lowing procedure uses two video sources VGA input is connected to RGB 1 S Video input is connected to Video 1 and user supplied video pattern screens RGB Setup NOTE RGB video is setup using the Lock S...

Page 38: ...arse and Fine buttons appear refer to the following illustration NOTE For RGB only the preferred setup method is auto calibrate NOTE If size and position are not correct perform this step first NOTE T...

Page 39: ...Buttons 8 Adjust position as desired 9 Select a color bar to display in RGB window and select Color The Color buttons appear refer to the following graphic NOTE You may need to compare color bar and...

Page 40: ...screen to the other All grid boxes should appear uniform the lines perfectly vertical and horizontal and all the same size Use this to correct linearity problems using pincushion keystone and trapezo...

Page 41: ...source is going to change size and position then this button dissolves down the current source and repositions and sizes the source to the new position The Stretch to New Size Position button Stretch...

Page 42: ...re related suggestions and or complaints to Crestron via email software crestron com Do not forward any queries to this address Instead refer to Further Inquiries on page 75 for assistance NOTE Crestr...

Page 43: ...wledge of SIMPL Windows If not refer to the extensive help information provided with the software SIMPL Windows is Crestron s software for programming Crestron control systems It provides a well desig...

Page 44: ...ccess and control its local hardware ports Use the Configuration Manager workspace Project Configure System in SIMPL Windows to select and configure all the devices that need to be included into the s...

Page 45: ...les the CNX DVP4 communication through Ethernet to control up to 252 Ethernet devices Each Ethernet device is assigned a unique identifier called an IP ID which is a hexadecimal value ranging from 03...

Page 46: ...COM5 232 Mouse Awareness Any window on the CNX DVP4 may be made mouse aware by assigning for PAD AREA just as we already do on existing TPS panels and enabling the Touch Pad Area check box Refer to Ap...

Page 47: ...S Video Input 3 Y C 8 S Video Input 4 Y C 9 Video Input 1 A composite 10 Video Input 1 B composite 11 Video Input 2 A composite 12 Video Input 2 B composite 13 Video Input 3 A composite 14 Video Inpu...

Page 48: ...ny shared data via Ethernet ISC or XSIG Then the signal stays within the CNX DVP4 The To anywhere has to go through an XSIG if it leaves the CNX DVP4 The advantages of this approach include simplicity...

Page 49: ...WM wireless mouse you would drop the CNWM onto a CNRFGWA definition The data signal of the mouse is then connected to the MS_Mouse input of the device extender The CrestronMouseDriver input is used if...

Page 50: ...mbol 0 Crestron Mouse Driver this is the default 1 ELO Driver for Boekler Telestrator applications 2 SMART Matisse older SMART format 3 SMART Board newer SMART format For example if YC1 S Video input...

Page 51: ...of data bits and stop bits and any hardware or software handshaking that may be required to control the flow of data between devices Some devices require a break to enable synchronization The break i...

Page 52: ...0 Maximum Serial Joins 999 Typically touchscreen layouts are designed in VT Pro e where buttons and other objects such as sliders and gauges are assigned join numbers that correspond to their function...

Page 53: ...gnals 4000 maximum Unlike digital signals analog signals can vary continuously in value in the same manner as a parameter such as volume temperature or pressure Analog signals contain 16 bits of infor...

Page 54: ...own in the graphic SIMPL Toolbar NOTE You can select both X and 2 Series as the targets so that the module will work for both types of control systems However you are limited to SIMPL keywords and fun...

Page 55: ...PCs without a built in RS 232 port Crestron recommends the use of PCMCIA cards rather than USB to serial adapters If a USB to serial adapter must be used Crestron has tested the following devices wit...

Page 56: ...ndow that gives the COM port and baud rate TCP IP Connection Before you can communicate with the CNX DVP4 over TCP IP you must use the RS 232 connection just described to configure the unit s TCP IP s...

Page 57: ...splay the Port Settings window Choose RS 232 as the connection type b Set the baud rate of the PC to 115200 use with new cuz files version 3 0 17 and higher or 57600 use with older cuz files c Make su...

Page 58: ...ability to automatically retrieve the currently compiled program from the control system Simply verify that the Retrieve Current Program before overwriting check box is selected Send Program Window Ad...

Page 59: ...b browsers rather than for touch sensitive screen overlays Configuring Video Windows Video windows created on a page can be configured using the Video Properties option Once a video window is created...

Page 60: ...the Input Selection List and the transition effect Analog Values for Input Selection When an analog join number is assigned to an input selection setting the analog joins value at runtime to the follo...

Page 61: ...dvantage to using analog value source switching is a much faster switch time compared to loading backgrounds Each video effect requires three different analog join numbers An analog join number to spe...

Page 62: ...ideo source goes off with the same effect that it went on with Setting up Video Effects The following steps are required to properly set up each video effect The Pan effect is used as an example 1 In...

Page 63: ...r 64 Assigned 4 Select the Transition Effect and Direction and assign a unique analog join number Join Type Selection Example Pan Effect Transition Effect and Duration Join Number 65 Assigned 5 Assign...

Page 64: ...ct Details Pan Pan Selection The pan effect allows you to set duration and direction Increases are made in 1 10 sec increments i e a value of 50 x 1 10 5 sec VIDEO SOURCE EFFECT DIRECTION VALUE DURATI...

Page 65: ...ION VALUE DURATION VALUE Cut 1000 fixed 0 fixed Zoom 1400 fixed 50 fixed Dissolve Dissolve Selection The dissolve effect allows you to set the duration Increases are made in 1 10 sec increments i e a...

Page 66: ...cted or a new page is drawn Rules for Backgrounds Video Windows Objects and Subpages The following are the rules for layering backgrounds video windows and objects in a CNX DVP4 VT Pro e project Backg...

Page 67: ...by Timeout Down 17242 System Setup Menu Enter Setup 17235 Exit Setup Exit Setup and Reboot 19017 Exit Calibration Return to Program Calibration Input Selection Digital Reserved Join Numbers JOIN NUMBE...

Page 68: ...19213 RGB Red Video Saturation Increase 19214 RGB Red Video Saturation Decrease 19215 RGB Green Video Hue Increase 19216 RGB Green Video Hue Decrease 19217 RGB Blue Increase 19218 RGB Blue Decrease 1...

Page 69: ...uisites For this example we explicitly need video sources 1A and 2A We also need RGB sources on DVI RGB1 and DVI RGB3 Display device connected to the output DVI RGB port If display connector is RGB us...

Page 70: ...rag the crosshair to open a button on the Start page 11 Drag the button and place it in the lower left hand corner of the Start page 12 Double click the button to open the Button Properties window 13...

Page 71: ...he Video Properties window 31 Configure the video window using the following click OK when finished DESIGN TAB SOURCE TAB Input Select DVI RGB 3 Set Size 1 4 Screen Transition Effect Zoom 32 Click Dra...

Page 72: ...the pages to send to the CNX DVP4 The choices are as follows All Files in Project sends the entire project Only Changed Files sends only those files in the project that have changed NOTE that if any...

Page 73: ...e Software Required for Touch the PC SIMPL Windows Version 2 03 11 or higher Symbol Lib device 193 001 or higher VT Pro e Version 3 0 0 6 or higher Crestron Database 15 8 4 or higher Touch the PC Proc...

Page 74: ...CNX DVP4 Slot 01 C21 TPS NOTE Touchpanel text i1 is RGB 1 If you want the mouse command on RGB 2 place serial text on text i2 For RGB 3 place the serial text on text i3 and so on c Add the helper sym...

Page 75: ...the program to the CNX DVP4 or Pro 2 whichever unit is the master d The Touch the PC should be working If it is proceed to next step if not proceed to step f e Perform the Calibration of the Touch th...

Page 76: ...orresponding e Control PC Interface symbol defined in the SIMPL Windows program The PC Interface symbol is one of the Ethernet Modules that can be dropped on the C2ENET 1 card slot As with all Etherne...

Page 77: ...r example a file called C2 1008 cuz may appear as C2 1008 cuz zip If this happens rename the file removing the zip extension To upload the new cuz to the control system 1 Open Viewport and establish c...

Page 78: ...e 73 CNX DVP4 does not function Incorrect power supply Use a Crestron power supply Incorrect cable connection Verify DVI RGB output cable connection to unit and video display No video output displayed...

Page 79: ...s not work Incorrect Touch settings At CNX DVP4 prompt in Viewport type touch to check and adjust settings No cursor on screen Cursor is set to OFF in Viewport At CNX DVP4 prompt in Viewport type curs...

Page 80: ...port proceed to the next step 8 Press ALT U on the keyboard 9 From Viewport select File Transfer General file transfer Xmodem 1K upload 10 Find and select the correct firmware file CSU not CUZ and cli...

Page 81: ...www crestron com downloads software_updates asp for the latest version of firmware Not every product has a firmware upgrade but as Crestron improves functions adds new features and extends the capabil...

Page 82: ...x file CF The mounting point for the compact flash files CF DISPLAY Directory used to hold display files Although the file system is case insensitive the case is preserved to maintain file checksums T...

Page 83: ...h the CNX DVP4 in Viewport refer to page 49 and enter setup at the CNX DVP4 prompt The Setup menu appears on the display device Select System Setup Interface to view the Interface menu refer to Interf...

Page 84: ...o Input 2 and Zoom in Video Properties 15 Create Page 5 and name it Power Point RGB 1 16 Assign Join number of 5 in Page Properties 17 Place a video window on this page 18 Select Full Screen DVI RGB 1...

Page 85: ...s You then assign analog join numbers to a video page in project 2 for example Page 3 ST Tune video 1B using Video Properties Joins Types Input Selection The SIMPL Windows project has a digital to ana...

Page 86: ...o cable you will need to use a 4 pin female DIN to BNC adapter adaptor not included S Video Connections When connecting S Video cables to the CNX DVP4 make sure to connect one set to one input For exa...

Page 87: ...utilizes 12 of the 24 available pins Dual Link DVI supports 2 x 165 MHz 2048 x 1536 at 60 Hz 1920 x 1080 at 85 Hz A dual link implementation utilizes all 24 of the available pins DVI RGB Pinouts Pin...

Page 88: ...e Settings tab 3 Select the Matrox DVI video display driver from the Display field 4 Click Advanced to open the Matrox DVI driver window 5 Select the Monitor tab 6 Click Change to open the Update Devi...

Page 89: ...options For example the resolution options are 1600 1365 1280 1024 or 800 To change the resolution type output resolution and press Enter For example type output 1280 and press Enter The system prompt...

Page 90: ...caltouch and pressing Enter at the CNX DVP4 prompt puts the system in the calibration mode You then follow the screen prompts You must perform a new calibration for every new touchscreen connected NO...

Page 91: ...ice plugged into the Touchscreen Mouse port and have it control the CNX DVP4 for example Micro touch Elo Touchsystems Microsoft mouse etc In SIMPL Windows 1 Add CNX DVP4 helper extender symbol CNX DVP...

Page 92: ...MHz gateway symbol 3 Add the CNWM Crestron Smart Mouse symbol RF ID 30 Smart Mouse Symbol 4 Add a label to RF ID 30 Data serial string symbol to Slot 01 1 on the CNX DVP4 helper extender Mouse Serial...

Page 93: ...Male cable Cresnet cables Software Required SIMPL Windows Version 2 03 11 or higher VT Pro e Version 3 0 0 6 or higher 1 Connect the RS 232 cable from the touchpanel to the CNX DVP4 touchscreen mouse...

Page 94: ...s Version 2 03 11 or higher VT Pro e Version 3 0 0 6 or higher 1 In VT Pro e create a page with a full screen RGB window 2 In RGB window property select the Design tab and select Pad 1 or 2 3 From Pro...

Page 95: ...port and add the new Device ID to the IP Table of the touchpanel ADDM 3 134 149 10 142 4 Where ADDM is command to add Ethernet devices to the IP Table of the touchpanel 3 is the CIP ID address of the...

Page 96: ...Digital Video Processor Crestron CNX DVP4 Mouse Serial Control Symbol Operations Guide DOC 8170A 90 Digital Video Processor CNX DVP4...

Page 97: ...he CNX DVP4 touchscreen mouse serial port 2 Set up the touchpanel serial port for RS 232 PORT FOR TOUCH OUT 3 Create a page In VT Pro e with a full screen RGB window 4 In the RGB Properties window sel...

Page 98: ...nslucence effects Full operation of the sympodium is conducted using a stylus Best of all in addition to its astounding graphics the CNX DVP4 also provides for display of up to 4 high performance full...

Page 99: ...rts Com IR Serial I O Relay Midi Etc Crestron TPS TPI w TPS XVGAL NET Control Interfaces System Devices AV Components Lights Etc 1 or 2 Video Signals Requires TPS VIDL or TPS VIDL 2 Detailed informati...

Page 100: ...VP4 Device Library Symbols 38 Helper Symbols 42 CNX DVP4 Symbols in Programming Manager 44 HTML 70 Color Bars 29 I COM1 4 PORTS 8 Communicating via Ethernet 21 Identity Code Slave mode 15 Compact Flas...

Page 101: ...Cresnet 92 Remote Processing Mode Slave mode ID 54 39 Reserved Join Numbers 61 V Return and Warranty Policies 3 Reveal 56 Vertical Lines 29 RGB Setup 31 Video Display Customization 30 RGB to BNC 80 V...

Page 102: ...nds data or instructions from or to another computer b for local campus or wide area network internet or web hosting services or c pursuant to any rental sharing or service bureau arrangement The Soft...

Page 103: ...nety 90 days from the date of receipt and b that any hardware accompanying the Software will be subject to its own limited warranty as stated in its accompanying written material Crestron shall at its...

Page 104: ...amps are not covered This warranty extends to products purchased directly from CRESTRON or an authorized CRESTRON dealer Purchasers should inquire of the dealer regarding the nature and extent of the...

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Page 106: ...Crestron Electronics Inc Operations Guide DOC 8170A 15 Volvo Drive Rockleigh NJ 07647 01 03 Tel 888 CRESTRON Fax 201 767 7576 Specifications subject to www crestron com change without notice...

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