5
Wake up the Touch Screen by either touching the
screen or by pressing any button.
6
(Optional) You can permanently mount the Touch
Screen and dock to a tabletop by screwing the
base onto a flat surface (screws not included).
See Figure 7.
Touch Screen Modes
The Touch Screen uses the following modes:
• Off
. The screen, the AC Power indicator, and the
battery indicator are all dark (the Touch Screen
has no power). To power up the device, ensure
that the battery is charged, or that the dock’s
power cord is connected to the dock and the
Touch Screen is properly seated in the dock.
• Suspend
. The screen is dark. but the Power
indicator is lit. To wake up the device, press any
button or tap the Touch Screen. See “Power
Management Best Practices” for details.
• Screensaver
. The screen saver is running. To wake
up the device, tap the screen.
• Wake
. The screen displays anything other than a
screen saver. To force the device into Sleep mode,
press and release the
Power
button.
Configure the Network Settings
You must configure the network settings on this
Touch Screen so it can communicate with the other
devices in the Control4 system.
To configure the network settings for this device:
1
If using a wireless network, ensure that the WiFi
WAP is on the same network as the Control4
Controller in the system.
2
Gather the following wireless network
information from your WAP:
• SSID (Service Set Identifier).
• WEP/WPA/WPA2 security key, if enabled.
• IP Addressing Requirements: The default is DHCP
(with dynamic addresses). If you need to use a
static IP address, you must provide a network IP
address for this device.
3
On the Touch Screen, tap
More
>
Settings
>
Network
. If you want to use wireless, under
Wireless, select
Enable
; otherwise, skip to Step 4.
Using the Touch Screen as a Tabletop Device
1
Place the 7” Portable Touch Screen dock on a flat
surface.
2
Power
. The device can be powered using either
an Ethernet connector or a PoE connector.
a
Insert the power cable into the power jack
slot on the back of the device (see Figure 6).
b
Plug the power cord into a wall outlet.
c
To use Ethernet, plug the RJ-45 connector
into the PoE connector and then into the
Ethernet jack on the back of the Touch
Screen dock (see Figure 6).
3
You can attach the Touch Screen to the dock
using the screws provided to prevent the Touch
Screen from becoming disconnected and
nonfunctional every time it is removed from the
dock.
WARNING:
Power off the Touch Screen before
inserting the screws.
To attach the Touch Screen to the dock:
1
Remove the two (2) rubber protectors from the
screw holes on the bottom of the Touch Screen’s
dock.
2
Insert the Touch Screen into its dock.
3
Turn the Touch Screen and dock upside down
and insert the two (2) screws (included).
4
Screw the dock to the Touch Screen (Figure 7).
Figure 7. Bottom View: Dock and Screw Holes
Screw Holes to attach
Touch Screen to Dock
Touch Screen
Dock
Screw Holes for
Permanent Mount
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