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Wired Touchpanels Crestron Series 1600
Software
Series 1600 color models have
one 256-color palette. Therefore,
all custom colors are mapped to
the nearest color in the standard
p
alette, such that colors from the
custom color dialog box may not be
exactly represented. If the precise
shade is not immediately achieved,
the solution is to experiment with
a slightly different color from the
custom color dialog box in VT
Pro-e.
VisionTools™ Pro-e (VT Pro-e), a design and programming Windows-based
software, permits the creation of control screen variations incorporating two and
three-dimensional graphics and text. A set of pages, which make up a project, can be
designed for each Series 1600 Touchpanel application. Each page contains objects
such as custom control graphics, two and three-dimensional buttons, sliders, and
digital readouts which allow the user to interface with the control system. The
project is uploaded to the touchpanel and programmed into the flash PROM. The
touchpanel uses the programmed project until another set is uploaded from the PC.
The PC may be disconnected from the rack or panel except during reprogramming.
VT Pro-e also allows users the option to generate projects destined for web browsers
rather than for physical touchpanels. For additional software information, consult the
VT Pro-e help file.
Position Lock Button
Hand Position for Tilting
Touchpanel to Vertical
Hand Position for Tilting
Touchpanel to Horizontal
The position lock button is centrally located at the front of the base on the Series
1600 adjustable tiltcase model. These touchpanels permit incremental angle
positions indicated by audible clicks. Range of motion is adjustable for user comfort
and can vary from zero inclination to 70 degrees from horizontal. Thus the user can
position the touchscreen to a comfortable angle, just as a microphone can be
repositioned for each speaker. The comfortable angle is herein referred to as user
position. The position lock guarantees that once a user position is established or
locked, the angle will not degrade from repeated presses on the touchscreen.
The touchscreen is free to move up from the horizontal to an incremental angle.
Grasp the touchscreen with a hand at each side and gently tilt up to a comfortable
position. To activate position lock, slightly reverse the motion until the touchpanel
stops moving. Correct hand placement is shown to the left. The touchscreen is now
set into user position.
Once in user position, the position lock button is activated which means the
touchscreen can not be forced to the horizontal position without first depressing the
button. The touchscreen is still free to tilt up; a new user position is established at
each increment or audible click.
The position lock button needs to be depressed before the touchscreen can be
returned to the horizontal position. To depress the button, slightly position the
touchscreen in the vertical direction with two hands, avoiding any tilting. The
position lock button can be depressed with one hand; the touchscreen can be tilted
down to the horizontal position with the other, shown to the left.
Physical Description
Tiltcase Model
The 5.7-inch (14.4-cm) touch sensitive viewing screen is located on the front of each
Series 1600 Touchpanel. The electronic hardware is housed in a high impact, black
molded plastic enclosure for the adjustable tiltcase configurations, shown after this
paragraph. These tiltcase touchpanels are designed to be placed on a counter and
possess a hinged base, which can tilt from 0 to 70 degrees. Depress the button
located at the front of the base when pivoting the touchpanel to the horizontal
position. A cable with a four-pin network connector at its end is attached to the base
of the CT-1600 or LC-1600. Connect the cable directly to the control system.
2 Series 1600 Wired Touchpanels Operations & Installation Guide - DOC. 5836A
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