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1 4 7 8 9 6 32 5 @SHO Syntax: Sets a specific "’@SHO’,," button to on or off. Variables: variable text address = 1 - 255 button on/off: 0 = button Off 1 = button On Example: SEND_COMMAND TP,"’@SHO’,128,0" Sets button 128 off. @TXT Adds text to a button. Use the | character to display text on multiple lines. Syntax: "’@TXT’,,’’" Variables: variable text address = 1 - 255 button text = Enter button text to appear on button. Example: SEND_COMMAND TP,"’@TXT’,2,’VCR|PLAY’" Sets the VCR and PLAY text on variable button 2. The | character places VCR above PLAY on the button. @UNI Syntax: Adds Unicode text "’@UNI’,,’’" to a button. Variables: variable text address = 1 - 255 button text = Enter button text to appear on button. Example: SEND_COMMAND TP,"’@UNI’,2,’(Foreign Text)’" Sets the Foreign Text on variable button 2. Characters for Middle-Eastern languages such as Arabic are not supported within the Unicode fonts because they are bi-directional. Buttons with Unicode fonts can only be created and edited using TPDesign3 and NetLinx Studio. Refer to the respective manuals for additional information. Color Passive-Matrix LCD Touch Panels Programming Button String Commands The table below lists string commands you can assign to buttons using the touch panel editor. Select the PROPERTIES option in the Edit bar, press the target button, and enter the string command with the Touch Panel keyboard. The string command is sent to the control system when you press the button. Button String Commands $ID Syntax: Sets the Wave"’$ ID ’" Pack group ID Variables: number. group ID = 0 (Off) - 15 Example: $ID 15 Sets the Group ID to 15. $SC Syntax: Sends a serial "$SC ,"’,,’"" send_command within a panel, as Variables: if sent from device offset = Device number Axcess. variable text # = The variable text number value on the touch panel. data = 0 - 59 characters Example: $SC 1,"’@TXT’,2,’TEXT’" The string is sends the command to put text on a button with a variable text value of 2. It is crucial that all the correct ’ and " be used with no spaces after the commas. Example: $SC 1,"’SLEEP’" Sets a touch panel to sleep. $SL This command does not set the panel to sleep, but actually puts a wavepack to sleep. Activates sleep Syntax: mode on a "$SL" wireless touch panel. Example: $SL Activates sleep mode on a wireless touch panel (ViewPoint or other panel using a SmartPack/WavePack). $SP Syntax: Sends data out "’$SP""’" through the serial Examples: port of the source panel to a destina$ SP "CALIBRATE"’" tion panel. Sends the Calibrate command to another panel through the Serial Port. $SP "$SC 1,"’@TXT’,1,’TEST’"" Uses the $SP command to send a Send Command ($SC ***) to another panel through the Serial Port. Color Passive-Matrix LCD Touch Panel Programming Button String Commands (Cont.) $ST When the touch panel’s input time matches the sleep time, the panel goes to sleep. Sets the idle time Syntax: to activate sleep "’$ST ’" mode for a touch panel in 1-minute Variables: increments. sleep timeout = 1 (Off) - 120 (minutes) Example: $ST 5 Sets the touch panel’s sleep time to 5 minutes. $TO Sends touch coordinates out through the program port. Syntax: "’$TO ’" Variables: touch output enabling = 0 (Input Touch Only), 1 (Input and Output Touch) Example: $TO 0 Sets the panel only to input touch. Color Passive-Matrix LCD Touch Panels Upgrading the Firmware Upgrading the Firmware In order to upgrade the firmware in the panel, you can either return the panel to AMX or replace the necessary EPROM chips yourself. Standard memory on the G3 boards for the CP series of touch panels is 1 MB of base memory. The EPROM chips are pre-loaded with the firmware, and can be obtained from the factory or dealer, then installed into the touch panel circuit board. AXT-CP EPROM Replacement Remove the EPROMs from the AXT-CP: 1. Discharge the static electricity from your body by touching a grounded object. 2. Remove the 2-pin power connector from the rear side of the panel. If you are using power via AXlink, remove the AXlink connector. 3. Flip the touch panel face down onto a soft cloth, and remove the seven Phillips-head screws from the bottom panel. Then, gently remove the panel. 4. Remove the Phillips-head screw located in the center of the circuit card. 5. Gently tilt the circuit card down towards the connector side and pull backwards until you clear the connector housing. Then, slowly rotate the circuit card backwards until you can lay it down flat with the EPROMs exposed as seen in FIG. 16. EPROMS have stickers indicating the firmware version. 14 32-pin sockets EPROM Odd and Even Notches ODDEVEN FIG. 16 EPROM location on a TiltScreen touch panel 6. Carefully remove each EPROM individually by inserting a Phillips screwdriver with a noncondu...

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