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Modero S Series G4 Touch Panels

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Modero S Series G4 Touch Panels - Installation & Hardware Reference Manual

Powering the Panel On/Off

To power the panel on, press the Sleep button.
Note that X Series panels automatically perform a screen calibration at power-up. Therefore, avoid allowing wireless devices near 

the screen, as well as touching the screen during the power-up process. These actions may cause the calibration to be off when the 

panel is powering up.

Configuration and Programming

S Series touch panels are equipped with a 

Settings

 menu that provides the ability to configure various features on the panels. To 

access the 

Settings

 menu, press and hold the Sleep button with a pointed instrument, and select 

Settings

. This opens the main 

Settings

 menu 

NOTE: 

Unlike previous G4 touch panels, Modero S Series touch panels do not have separate Setup and Protected Setup pages. All 

touch panel settings and functionality are now controlled through one Settings menu. The Connection & Networks and Configuration 

sections are accessible with the correct password.

Accessing the Settings Menu

1.

To access the 

Settings

 menu, press and hold the 

Sleep

 button on the touch panel with a pointed instrument for 3 seconds.



Alternately, some installation circumstances may require disabling 

Settings

 page access through the 

Sleep

 button. In this 

case, you may access 

Settings

 pages during a bootup of the panel. 



As the panel boots up, watch for a series of indicator dots to appear on the splash screen (FIG. 3). 

2.

To access the 

Settings

 menu, press the bottom right corner of the touchscreen within the first three seconds of these dots 

appearing on the screen.

Using the Settings Pages

When opened, the 

Settings

 menu appears in the center of the panel display. Note that many of the pages may be longer than they 

initially appear. Scroll down to reach all functions on a given page.
Information on the 

Settings

 menu, panel configuration, and programming is included in the 

Modero X Series G4 Programming 

Guide

, available at 

www.amx.com

.

NOTE: 

Programming Modero S Series touch panels require the use of the latest versions of NetLinx Studio and TPDesign4, both 

available to download at www.amx.com.

Bluetooth Support

S Series touch panels allow the use of Bluetooth keyboard and mouse combinations, using HID Profile v1.1. 
Using a keyboard and mouse with the device requires use of the MXA-BT Bluetooth USB Adapter (

FG5968-19

).

Picture View

By connecting a USB drive via one of the device’s USB ports, 

Picture View

 allows the S Series panel to access JPEG images on that 

drive and display them on the touchscreen. Individual images may be accessed at any time, or the entire collection may be 

displayed for predetermined times. 
Picture View may be stopped at any time by removing the USB drive, and the panel will return to its default display page.

NOTE: 

The maximum source resolution for Picture View is 1920x1920 pixels.The maximum displayed resolution is the same as the 

screen resolution.

Sleep Button Functionality

Press/Hold Action

Function Initiated on Release

Press Once

Puts the panel in sleep mode.

Press Once - while in Sleep mode

Wakes the panel from sleep mode

Press and Hold

Opens a Popup

Press/hold for 3 seconds

Open the panel’s Setup pages

Press/hold for 6 seconds

Initiates panel shutdown

Press Once - while panel is shut down

Powers on the panel

FIG. 3  

Indicator dots on the Modero X Series splash screen

Summary of Contents for AMX MODERO S MST-1001

Page 1: ...OP TOUCH PANEL MSD 1001 L 2 10 1 MODERO S SERIES LANDSCAPE WALL MOUNT TOUCH PANEL MST 701 7 MODERO S SERIES TABLETOP TOUCH PANEL MSD 701 L 2 7 MODERO S SERIES LANDSCAPE WALL MOUNT TOUCH PANEL MST 431...

Page 2: ...es and the point where they exit from the apparatus 11 ONLY USE attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 USE ONLY with a cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacture...

Page 3: ...ween the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for he...

Page 4: ...pect Ratio 9 Cleaning the Touch Overlay and Case 9 MST D 1001 10 1 S Series Touch Panels 10 MST 1001 Tabletop 10 MST 1001 Specifications 10 MSD 1001 L 2 Wall Mount Landscape 12 MSD 1001 L 2 Specificat...

Page 5: ...kbox 32 UPPER TABS FIRST 32 LOWER TABS Gently Snap Into Place 32 Removing the MSD 1001 L 2 from the Backbox 33 Upgrading Firmware 34 Overview 34 Downloading Firmware Updates From www amx com 34 Upgrad...

Page 6: ...access the Setup pages The Sleep button is located on the top left edge of the frame when facing the panel see FIG 2 The Sleep Button s Functions are described below FIG 1 Modero S Series Touch Panel...

Page 7: ...seconds of these dots appearing on the screen Using the Settings Pages When opened the Settings menu appears in the center of the panel display Note that many of the pages may be longer than they init...

Page 8: ...y the last one uploaded to date 5 On the rightmost red button select the number of seconds a selected image will be displayed in Picture View This may be selected between 5 10 15 30 and 60 seconds 6 T...

Page 9: ...on was improperly set and you cannot return to the Calibrate page through the panel s firmware this firmware page can be accessed via G4 WebControl by navigating to the Protected Setup page and pressi...

Page 10: ...178 63 CERTIFICATIONS FCC Part 15 Class B CE EN 55022 55024 C Tick CISPR 22 Class B IEC EN UL 60950 1 CISPR 22 Class B RoHS WEEE TOUCH SCREEN DISPLAY Display Type TFT Active Matrix Color LCD Display S...

Page 11: ...raphics and image processing capability on a variety of AMX Touch Panels and other devices see TPD4 Operations Guide for more information EMBEDDED APPLICATIONS Remote Management VNC Server G4 Web Cont...

Page 12: ...mm x 50 50mm Note See FIG 9 on page 14 for details WEIGHT 1 95 lbs 885 Kg with Backbox 1 5 lbs 680 Kg without Backbox POWER CONSUMPTION Full On 14W Typical 7 5W Standby 4 7W Shutdown 0 8W Start Up Inr...

Page 13: ...at 25 fps decode Supported Video Transport Streams MPEG TS for MPEG2 and H 264 HTTP for MJPEG Max Number of Active Video Streams One decode AUDIO Microphone 42 dB 3 dB sensitivity FET microphone Spea...

Page 14: ...ro S Series Wall Mount Touch Panel FG2265 14 MSA AMK 10 Any Mount Kit for use with MSD 1001 FG2265 26 MSA AMK2 10 Any Mount Kit for use with MSD 1001 L2 RMBK 1001 FG2265 36 MXA MP Modero X S Series Mu...

Page 15: ...FICATIONS FCC Part 15 Class B CE EN 55022 55024 C Tick CISPR 22 Class B IEC EN UL 60950 1 CISPR 22 Class B RoHS WEEE TOUCH SCREEN DISPLAY Display Type TFT Active Matrix Color LCD with Fringe Field Swi...

Page 16: ...ngine the driving force behind the advanced graphics and image processing capability on a variety of AMX Touch Panels and other devices see TPD4 Operations Guide for more information EMBEDDED APPLICAT...

Page 17: ...with backbox HWD 4 88 x 7 38 x 1 99 123 91mm x 187 51mm x 50 50mm See FIG 13 on page 19 for details WEIGHT 1 05 lbs 680 Kg with Backbox 0 8 lbs 363 Kg without Backbox POWER CONSUMPTION Full On 11W Ty...

Page 18: ...ps decode MJPEG up to 720p at 25 fps decode only Supported Video Transport Streams MPEG TS for MPEG2 and H 264 HTTP for MJPEG Max Number of Active Video Streams One decode AUDIO Microphone 42 dB 3 dB...

Page 19: ...abit PoE Ethernet Switch FG2178 63 MXA BT Bluetooth USB Adapter for Modero X S Series Touch Panels FG5968 19 MXA HST Bluetooth Handset for Modero X S Series Touch Panels FG5968 17 CB MXSA 07 Rough In...

Page 20: ...TIONS FCC Part 15 Class B CE EN 55022 55024 C Tick CISPR 22 Class B IEC EN UL 60950 1 CISPR 22 Class B RoHS WEEE TOUCH SCREEN DISPLAY Display Type TFT Active Matrix Color LCD Display Size WH Landscape...

Page 21: ...Operations Guide for more information EMBEDDED APPLICATIONS Remote Management VNC Server G4 Web Control AMX Resource Management Suite Video Conferencing Panel to panel and video chat the MST 431 recei...

Page 22: ...iews MSD 431 L Specifications DIMENSIONS with backbox HWD 3 415 x 5 045 x 2 000 86 75mm x 128 14mm x 50 80mm See FIG 17 on page 24 for details WEIGHT 0 65 lbs 295 Kg with Backbox 0 5 lbs 225 Kg withou...

Page 23: ...icrophone 42 dB 3 dB sensitivity FET microphone Speakers 4 ohm 1 5 Watt 500 Hz cutoff frequency Supported Audio Codecs MP2 Layer I and II MP3 8 kHz 11 025 kHz 12 kHz 16 kHz 22 05 kHz 24 kHz 32 kHz 44...

Page 24: ...ew FG5968 20 MXA MPL Modero X S Series Multi Preview Live FG5968 10 PS POE AF TC PoE Injector 802 3AF Compliant FG423 83 NXA ENET8 2POE Gigabit PoE Ethernet Switch FG2178 63 MXA BT Bluetooth USB Adapt...

Page 25: ...ions USB peripherals mouse keyboard etc may be connected to the USB port on the rear of the device Updates to the device s firmware can also made via the USB port Note that FIG 18 shows a MST 1001 but...

Page 26: ...must be taken into consideration to maintain the product within the specified operating temperature FIG 19 shows an AMX device installed in a wall with a filled volume such as with insulation or concr...

Page 27: ...MXSA 07 10 Rough In Boxes Refer to the Quick Start Guide included with each mounting kit for instructions Plastic Backbox S Series wall mount panels comes with a clear plastic Backbox This Backbox ca...

Page 28: ...allows you to troubleshoot possible conflicts with wall edges doors and other potential obstacles The S Series installation templates are shown in FIG 24 NOTE Prepare the area by removing any screws o...

Page 29: ...or each S Series panel is indicated below NOTE Consider making the actual cutout opening slightly smaller than the provided dimensions This provides a margin of error if the opening needs to be expand...

Page 30: ...surface This Backbox uses two Locking Tabs to secure the Backbox to the wall For typical mounting surfaces such as drywall the locking tabs are the primary method for securing the Backbox to the wall...

Page 31: ...STEP 2 Insert Connectors on the Touch Panel 1 Before installing the touch panel into the Backbox connect the Ethernet and USB cables to the rear of the panel 2 Remove power at the terminal end before...

Page 32: ...down the panel stop and verify there are no cables in the way Do not force the panel into position or the touch screen or the panel electronics may be damaged 2 Gently press the bottom edge of the pa...

Page 33: ...nd to stabilize the front of the touch panel Always pull on the panel s plastic bezel NEVER pull on the glass edge FIG 34 3 With the bottom edge of the panel free carefully lift up and out to release...

Page 34: ...tion Upgrading Firmware via USB Flash Drive Firmware and TPDesign4 files may be transferred to the panel made via USB flash drive Load the Firmware on a USB Flash Drive 1 Insert the USB flash drive in...

Page 35: ...e Upgrading from Previous Firmware S Series panels provide the option to revert the device to the previous firmware run before an upgrade To upgrade the device from previously loaded firmware 1 From t...

Page 36: ...efer to the device page for firmware updates Transferring the KIT File via NetLinx Studio 1 In Netlinx Studio right click in the Online Tree tab of the Workspace window and select Refresh System Onlin...

Page 37: ...that the Reboot Device option is selected It is necessary to reboot the panel after a firmware upgrade 3 Click Send to begin the file transfer 4 The progress of the transfer operation is indicated in...

Page 38: ...ith a connection failure instantly if it is not Without using the ping feature a connection may still be attempted but a failure will take longer to be recognized NOTE If you are trying to connect to...

Page 39: ...ot assume responsibility for errors or omissions AMX also reserves the right to alter specifications without prior notice at any time The AMX Warranty and Return Policy and related documents can be vi...

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