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Limited Warranty and Disclaimer

AMX Corporation warrants its products to be free from defects in material and

workmanship under normal use for a period of three years from date of purchase

from AMX, with the following exceptions. Electroluminescent and LCD control

panels are warranted for a period of three years, except for the display and touch

overlay components which are warranted for a period of one year. Disk drive

mechanisms, pan/tilt heads, power supplies, modifications, MX Series products,

and KC Series products are warranted for a period of one year. Unless otherwise

specified, OEM and custom products are covered for a period of one year. AMX

software products are warranted for a period of 90 days. Batteries and incandescent

lamps are not covered.

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Electroluminescent Touch Panels Table of Contents i

Table of Contents

Introduction ............................................................................ 1

Overview 1

Touch Panel Systems 1

System Requirements 2

As a unit in an AXCESS System 2

Stand-alone with a computer or other

RS-232 device 2

Touch Panel Features 3

Installation 3

Operation ................................................................................ 5

Overview 5

Standard Buttons 5

Startup Main Page 8

Setup Button 8

Protected Setup 10

Editor Mode 12

Button Editing 12

Page Editing 14

Icon Editing 15

Specifications....................................................................... 19

Overview 19

Cable Wiring Diagrams 20

Computer to EL+, RS-232, 25-pin D to 9-pin D 20

Computer to EL+, RS-232, 9-pin D to 9-pin D 20

AXCESS to EL+, AXlink and DC power, 4-pin

captive wire connector 21

AXCESS to EL+, AXlink and DC power,

mini XLR 21

Alternate DC power to EL+ 2-pin captive

wire connector 21

Technical Support ................................................................ 23

Overview 23

ii Table of Contents Electroluminescent Touch Panels

Appendix: Page and Function Finders................................. 25

Overview 25

Touch Panel Function Finder 26

EL+ Function Finder 1 27

EL+ Function Finder 2 28

EL+ Function Finder 3 29

EL+ Function Finder 4 30

EL+ Function Finder 5 31

EL+ Function Finder 6 32

Electroluminescent Touch Panels Introduction 1

Introduction

Overview

The electroluminescent touch panels are stand-alone controllers that contains a

microprocessor to control a wide variety of audiovisual equipment. The Touch

Panels are capable of providing full-featured control of a variety of multimedia

installations. Equipment control alternatives include: presentations,

teleconferencing, audio recording and amplifier control, video and television,

lighting systems, screens, drapes, environmental systems, and security systems.

Touch Panel Systems

The Touch Panels are self-contained units that may be used to control a wide variety

of equipment from the AXlink bus, the RS-232 port, or a combination of both. One

system arrangement, shown in Figure 1, allows you to develop a variety of Touch

Panel control functions.

EL+

Mouse (optional)

or internal RS-232

port

AXlink cable

AXCESS CardFrame

Television

VCR

Lighting

Camera

Once you have developed your control pages, you can use the AMX TPDOC

software with your computer to save them for backup and other applications. You

Figure 1

Typical Electroluminescent

Touch Panel and AXCESS

system

2Introduction Electroluminescent Touch Panels

can also use TPDOC software to upload drawings for use with Touch Panel pages.

Refer to the TPDOC User's Manual for more information.

The Touch Panel uses the AXlink 4-wire bus to connect to the AXCESS Server and

Master Cards or to the AXCENT system. Your computer connects to one of the RS-

232 ports on the AXCESS system or to the program port on the AXCENT system.

Additionally, for developing and controlling Touch Panel pages, you can connect an

optional Microsoft or Logitech mouse to the Touch Panel RS-232 port.

When you select MOUSE from the protected setup page, the data rate is

automatically set to 1,200 baud. You can set the data rate for your computer or other

RS-232 device as described in Operation

System Requirements

As a unit in an AXCESS System

Use interactive AXCESS language programs for sending data to and receiving data

from a Touch Panel. Button feedback is provided by the AXCESS system to indicate

response to button attributes and functions.

• AXCESS CardFrame and appropriate control cards or AXCENT devices.

• AXCESS cable for 12V DC power and the AXCESS AXlink signal bus

• AMX 12V DC power module for AXCESS or AXCENT power

• RS-232 cable, DB-9 female to DB-9 female, or DB-9 female to DB25 female as

required by your computer or other RS-232 device

• MS/PC-DOS computer and system software, and TPDOC for saving and

retrieving Touch Panel pages and drawings

• Optional Microsoft or Logitech mouse for page development and Touch

Panel operation

Stand-alone with a computer or other RS-232 device

Develop your control pages with regular touch buttons and icons. Use string, output

button attributes to send RS-232 data to a computer or other RS-232 device for

controlling a system. Call AMX Technical Support (see Technical Support) about

limitations and restrictions when you want to use Touch Panels in the RS-232-only

configuration.

• AMX 12V DC power module

Electroluminescent Touch Panels Introduction 3

• RS-232 cable, DB-9 female to DB-9 female, or DB-9 female to DB25 female as

required by your computer or other RS-232 device

• MS/PC-DOS computer and system software, and TPDOC software for

saving and retrieving Touch Panel pages and drawings

• Optional Microsoft or Logitech mouse for page development and Touch

Panel operation

Touch Panel Features

Features of the Touch Panels include those needed to:

• Create Touch Panel pages

• Create touch control buttons and use special Touch Panel icons

• Edit page configurations

• Interface with the AXlink bus and AXCESS System Language Control

AXCESS boards from Touch Panel pages

− Control AXCENT devices from Touch Panel pages

− Save page configurations to computer disk

− Load page configurations from disk

− Import graphic images from computer disk

− Develop interactive AXCESS Language control program

• Provide RS-232 communication

− Microsoft or Logitech mouse input for Touch Panel page development

and use

− Send data and messages to a PC or other RS-232 system control device

Installation

For installation instructions, refer to the, AXU-EL+ and AXU-EL+/PB UniMount

Touch Panel Reference Guide.

4Introduction Electroluminescent Touch Panels

Electroluminescent Touch Panels Operation 5

Operation

Overview

Once you have applied power to your Touch Panel, you are ready for Touch Panel

setup. When you complete the setup steps you can begin creating your own control

pages. Touch Panel page development is accomplished with the features and

functions described in the remainder of this section.

Standard Buttons

Several standard Touch Panel buttons are included for development and use of your

Touch Panel pages. They appear with the options you will use to create and use the

Touch Panel pages. Figure 2 illustrates most of the buttons included for Touch Panel

page development and use. The keyboard is illustrated in Figure 3.

6Operation Electroluminescent Touch Panels

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SET

AXlink

SET TIME

AND DATE

DOUBLE

BEEP

SET TIME

SET

2 3

4 5

7 8 9

CLEAR ENTER

BUTTON PAGE ICONS SYSTEM EXIT

ADJUST ATTRIBUTES TO DESIRED LEVELS EXIT

PROTECTED

SETUP

SERIAL NUMBER

797 - XXXX

XX TIMER

5 min

Message Bar

Editor Bar

Exit Active

All Sessions Active

Selection

Information

Keypad

CLEAR - Delete entry

ENTER - Accept entry

Button title

Variable data

Up and down buttons

* * NONE **

MAIN PAGE List of pages

Scroll with up and

down buttons

ENTER - Accept entry

YES NO

Text for decision here

Make decision by touching YES or NO

NO COMMUNICATION

TOUCH SCREEN TO CONTINUE

Functional message

ENTER

Figure 2

Touch Panel standard buttons

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