AMX Modero NXD-CA12 User manual

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Model: Modero NXD-CA12

Type: User manual

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Software

Design XPress -

Professional

version 1.1

Programmer’s Guide

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

New Features available within version 1.1 ........................................................................ 1

Supported Operating Systems .......................................................................................... 4

Minimum System Hardware Requirements....................................................................... 4

Minimum System Software Requirements ........................................................................ 4

Downloading the Application ............................................................................................. 4

Supported Touch Panels................................................................................................... 5

G4 Touch Panels ..................................................................................................................... 5

G3 Touch Panels ..................................................................................................................... 5

G3 Touch Panel Considerations .............................................................................................. 5

Supported Subsystems and Equipment ............................................................................ 6

Audio/Video Switchers ........................................................................................................... 6

Audio Conferencing Devices .................................................................................................. 7

AMX NetLinx Integrated Controllers ........................................................................................ 7

Cameras ................................................................................................................................ 7

CD (Compact Disc) Players .................................................................................................. 7

DVD (Digital Video Disc) Players .......................................................................................... 7

Lighting ................................................................................................................................... 8

MAX - Integrated Content Servers by AMX ............................................................................. 8

MP3 Players............................................................................................................................. 9

Plasma Displays ..................................................................................................................... 9

Serial-Interface Devices ........................................................................................................... 9

User Interfaces......................................................................................................................... 9

Video Cassette Recorder (VCR) ............................................................................................ 9

Video Conferencing Devices ................................................................................................ 10

Video Projection Devices ..................................................................................................... 10

User Information Splash-screen...................................................................................... 11

DXP-PRO Main Screen................................................................................................... 11

Project Selection List.............................................................................................................. 12

Project Selection List Context Menu ...................................................................................... 13

Main Screen Command Buttons ............................................................................................ 13

Copy Project dialog ................................................................................................................ 14

Version Information ................................................................................................................ 14

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DXP-PRO Menu Bar ....................................................................................................... 14

File Menu ............................................................................................................................... 14

Edit Menu ............................................................................................................................... 15

View Menu ............................................................................................................................. 15

Help Menu.............................................................................................................................. 15

Before You Begin ............................................................................................................ 16

Configuring your Program Preferences.................................................................................. 16

Getting Started with the Sample Project ................................................................................ 17

Using the DXP-PRO Wizard ...................................................................................19

Required Information for Building a System.................................................................... 19

Common Mistakes .......................................................................................................... 19

Launching the DXP-PRO Project Wizard........................................................................ 20

Project Wizard Navigation Controls ................................................................................ 21

System Information Dialog .............................................................................................. 22

Adding a Device to the Project............................................................................................... 24

Adding IR-Controlled Devices to the Project.......................................................................... 24

Adding Serial-Controlled Devices to the Project .................................................................... 25

Adding Ethernet-Controlled Devices to the Project................................................................ 27

Adding a MAX-IMS or MMS Server to the Project ................................................................. 28

Working with MAX Servers .................................................................................................... 28

Duplicating a Device .............................................................................................................. 29

Device Configuration Dialog............................................................................................ 29

Device Configuration dialog - Device Data tab ..................................................................... 30

How to setup external cameras (using Camera and Video Conference source types).......... 33

How to configure G4 Computer Control (G4CC).................................................................... 34

How to configure i!-Weather................................................................................................... 35

Device Configuration dialog - IR Mapping tab........................................................................ 36

Mapping a Function................................................................................................................ 36

Removing a Mapped Function ............................................................................................... 37

Device Configuration dialog - Control Configuration tab........................................................ 37

Device Configuration dialog - Power Control tab ................................................................... 39

Device Considerations when using New Features.......................................................... 40

Which Screens? Dialog................................................................................................... 41

Integrated Applications Dialog ........................................................................................ 42

Lighting Presets Dialog ................................................................................................... 44

Note for ALD-D48 Lighting Systems ...................................................................................... 45

Note for Radia Lighting Systems............................................................................................ 46

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Touch Panel Interfaces Dialog ........................................................................................ 46

Choose Touch Panel Theme Dialog ............................................................................... 49

Choose Touch Panel Background dialog............................................................................... 50

Choose Touch Panel Buttons dialog...................................................................................... 50

Choose Touch Panel Text Colors dialog................................................................................ 51

Input Names dialog ......................................................................................................... 51

Switcher Inputs/Outputs Dialog ....................................................................................... 52

Switcher Inputs tab................................................................................................................. 52

Switcher Outputs tab.............................................................................................................. 54

Channel Preset Categories Dialog .................................................................................. 55

Channel Presets for...Dialogs.......................................................................................... 56

CD Titles for CD Dialog ................................................................................................... 57

Adding a new CD title:............................................................................................................ 57

Editing CD Information ........................................................................................................... 58

Retrieving CD Information (from freedb.org).......................................................................... 58

Removing a CD Title .............................................................................................................. 58

Using the CD Titles Maintenance dialog ................................................................................ 58

Adding a new Disc title (CD Titles Maintenance dialog) ........................................................ 58

Editing Disc Information (CD Titles Maintenance dialog)....................................................... 58

Retrieving CD Information from freedb.org (CD Titles Maintenance dialog).......................... 58

Removing a CD Title (CD Titles Maintenance dialog)............................................................ 59

DVD Titles for DVD Dialog .............................................................................................. 59

Relay Control Dialog ....................................................................................................... 59

Adding a Relay Control Definition to the list........................................................................... 61

Editing the Display Name for an existing Relay Control Definition......................................... 61

Deleting a Relay Control Definition from the list..................................................................... 61

Navigation and Routing Macros Dialog ........................................................................... 61

Editing an existing Macro within the Project........................................................................... 62

Using the Macro Steps for....dialog to edit the macro steps................................................... 63

System Macros Dialog .................................................................................................... 65

Adding a New System Macro to the Project........................................................................... 66

Using the Macro Steps for... dialog for System Macros......................................................... 66

Editing Your Project......................................................................................................... 66

Creating an Existing Design XPress - Professional Project ................................................... 66

Opening an Existing Design XPress - Professional Project ................................................... 67

Copying a Design XPress - Professional Project ................................................................... 67

Importing a DXP-PRO Project................................................................................................ 67

Exporting a DXP-PRO Project ............................................................................................... 68

Deleting a DXP-PRO Project ................................................................................................. 68

Before you’re Finished .................................................................................................... 68

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Finishing a Project........................................................................................................... 69

Understanding the Report File ............................................................................................... 70

Uploading a completed touch panel file to a target panel ...................................................... 71

Working with your Project ............................................................................................... 73

The NetLinx Studio Project ............................................................................................. 74

Transferring CD/DVD Title Information to the Master via FTP........................................ 74

DXP-PRO Touch Panel Channel Maps .................................................................77

_keyboardVirtual ................................................................................................................. 77

Cable Menu .......................................................................................................................... 79

Cable Tuner .......................................................................................................................... 79

Cable Video ........................................................................................................................... 79

Camera ................................................................................................................................. 80

CD Changer ........................................................................................................................... 80

CD Changer Advanced .......................................................................................................... 80

CD List ................................................................................................................................... 81

CD List - Title Only................................................................................................................. 81

CD List Action Picker ............................................................................................................. 82

CD List Keyboard ................................................................................................................... 82

Channel Preset Categories .................................................................................................... 82

Channel Presets..................................................................................................................... 82

ClearOne Incoming ................................................................................................................ 83

ClearOne Info......................................................................................................................... 83

ClearOne Main ....................................................................................................................... 83

ClearOne Presets................................................................................................................... 84

ClearOne TH2 Main ............................................................................................................... 84

ClearOne TH2 Speed Dial ..................................................................................................... 85

Conference Volume ............................................................................................................... 85

Controls ................................................................................................................................ 85

Debug..................................................................................................................................... 86

Display ................................................................................................................................... 86

Display Advanced .................................................................................................................. 86

Display Inputs......................................................................................................................... 87

Display Video ......................................................................................................................... 87

DSS Menu.............................................................................................................................. 88

DSS Tuner ............................................................................................................................. 88

DSS Video.............................................................................................................................. 88

DVD........................................................................................................................................ 89

DVD Changer Advanced........................................................................................................ 89

DVD Menu.............................................................................................................................. 90

DVD Video ............................................................................................................................. 90

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G4CC ................................................................................................................................... 90

HELP-ABOUT ........................................................................................................................ 90

KBKeyboard .......................................................................................................................... 90

KBShift .................................................................................................................................. 91

Lights...................................................................................................................................... 91

Logo ....................................................................................................................................... 91

Macros ................................................................................................................................... 91

Macros2 ................................................................................................................................. 92

Main Page ............................................................................................................................ 92

Main Page - Static.................................................................................................................. 92

MAX Audio ............................................................................................................................. 93

MAX CD Warning................................................................................................................... 93

MAX DVD Warning .............................................................................................................. 93

MAX Genre ............................................................................................................................ 93

MAX Media Search ................................................................................................................ 93

MAX Movie Search ................................................................................................................ 94

MAX Playlist ........................................................................................................................... 94

MAX Record CD..................................................................................................................... 95

MAX Record DVD .................................................................................................................. 95

MAX TrackList........................................................................................................................ 95

MAX Video ............................................................................................................................. 96

MAX Video Transport............................................................................................................. 96

Meeting Keyboard ................................................................................................................ 96

MessageBox .......................................................................................................................... 96

MM - Sources......................................................................................................................... 97

MM - Sources2 ..................................................................................................................... 97

MP3 Navigator ....................................................................................................................... 97

MP3 Player .......................................................................................................................... 98

mtgmAppointmentDetails ..................................................................................................... 99

mtgmHelpQuestion .............................................................................................................. 99

mtgmHelpMessage .............................................................................................................. 99

mtgmHelpResponse ............................................................................................................. 99

mtgmMaintenanceMessage ................................................................................................. 99

mtgmMeetingEndWarning .................................................................................................... 99

mtgmMeetingExtendWarning ............................................................................................... 99

mtgmMonthSelect .............................................................................................................. 100

mtgmMtgControl ................................................................................................................. 100

mtgmViewSchedule ............................................................................................................ 100

mtgmYearSelect ................................................................................................................. 103

mtgmViewSchedule1 ....................................................................................................... 103

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mtgmViewSchedule3 ....................................................................................................... 104

Polycom Bandwidth ............................................................................................................ 104

Polycom Call Control .......................................................................................................... 104

Polycom Call Status ........................................................................................................... 104

Polycom Camera ................................................................................................................ 105

Polycom Clear Bandwidth ................................................................................................. 105

Polycom Clear Hangup ...................................................................................................... 105

Polycom Directory .............................................................................................................. 106

Polycom Hangup ................................................................................................................ 106

Polycom Keyboard ............................................................................................................. 106

Polycom Keypad ................................................................................................................ 106

Polycom Main ..................................................................................................................... 106

Polycom Message .............................................................................................................. 107

Polycom Navigate .............................................................................................................. 107

Polycom Video Select ......................................................................................................... 107

Projector Video ................................................................................................................... 107

PVR...................................................................................................................................... 108

PVR Menu............................................................................................................................ 108

PVR Tuner ........................................................................................................................... 108

PVR Video............................................................................................................................ 109

Relays .................................................................................................................................. 109

Select ................................................................................................................................... 109

Splash .................................................................................................................................. 109

Switcher ........................................................................................................................... 110

Tandberg Answer .............................................................................................................. 111

Tandberg Call Status ........................................................................................................ 111

Tandberg Camera .............................................................................................................. 111

Tandberg Directory ............................................................................................................ 112

Tandberg DirSetup ............................................................................................................. 113

Tandberg DirSetupCAPS .................................................................................................... 113

Tandberg DirSetup 1 .......................................................................................................... 113

Tandberg Duo Source ........................................................................................................ 114

Tandberg Far End .............................................................................................................. 114

Tandberg Hangup .............................................................................................................. 115

Tandberg Keyboard ........................................................................................................... 115

Tandberg Keyboard CAPS ................................................................................................. 115

Tandberg Main ................................................................................................................... 115

Tandberg Manual Dial ........................................................................................................ 116

Tandberg Msgboard ............................................................................................................ 116

Tandberg Password ........................................................................................................... 116

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TNadvancedControls ......................................................................................................... 116

TNcanvas ........................................................................................................................... 117

TNcolor picker .................................................................................................................... 117

TNkeypad ........................................................................................................................... 118

TNpenOptions .................................................................................................................... 118

TNshape ............................................................................................................................. 118

TNtext ................................................................................................................................. 119

VCR...................................................................................................................................... 119

VCR Menu............................................................................................................................ 119

VCR Tuner ........................................................................................................................... 120

VCR Video ........................................................................................................................... 120

Video ................................................................................................................................... 120

Volume ................................................................................................................................. 120

Vortex Codec ...................................................................................................................... 121

Vortex Gain ......................................................................................................................... 122

Vortex Incoming ................................................................................................................. 122

Vortex Mute ........................................................................................................................ 122

Vortex Presets .................................................................................................................... 123

Weather .............................................................................................................................. 124

WeatherBrowse .................................................................................................................. 125

WeatherConfig ................................................................................................................... 125

WeatherDownload .............................................................................................................. 125

Touch Panel Buttons using Strings ....................................................................127

String Output - CD List Keyboard .................................................................................... 127

String Output - KBKeyboard ........................................................................................... 128

String Output - KBShift ....................................................................................................... 129

String Output - MAX Keyboard ....................................................................................... 130

String Output - MAX Keyboard Shift .............................................................................. 131

String Output - Meeting Keyboard .................................................................................. 132

String Output - MP3 Keyboard ........................................................................................ 133

String Output - Polycom Keyboard .................................................................................. 134

String Output - Polycom Keypad ..................................................................................... 135

String Output - Tandberg Answer ................................................................................... 136

String Output - Tandberg Camera ..................................................................................... 136

String Output - Tandberg Codec ....................................................................................... 136

String Output - Tandberg Directory ................................................................................... 136

String Output - Tandberg DirSetup ................................................................................. 136

String Output - Tandberg DirSetupCAPS ........................................................................ 137

String Output - Tandberg DirSetup 1 .............................................................................. 138

String Output - Tandberg Far End ..................................................................................... 138

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String Output - Tandberg Keyboard ................................................................................ 138

String Output - Tandberg Keyboard CAPS ..................................................................... 139

String Output - Tandberg Manual Dial ............................................................................ 140

String Output - WeatherZipCode ......................................................................................... 141

Introduction

DXP-PRO v1.1 - Programmer’s Guide

Introduction

Design XPress - Professional (DXP-PRO)™ is a software package developed to assist AMX

dealers in quickly designing, installing, and programming a control system. The type of control

system created using DXP-PRO allows the selection and control of audio/video sources,

audio/video switchers, display devices, room lighting, and audio/video conference equipment

(among other functions).

DXP-PRO allows control from AMX's CV6 (6" wired touch panel), CA10, CV10 (10.4" wired

touch panels), as well as the entire line of Modero (G4) touch panels (refer to the Supported Touch

Panels section on page 5). A wizard-based graphic user interface (GUI) helps a dealer quickly step

through the process of entering information specific to the system being created.

The DXP-PRO Project Wizard also allows you to specify the type of NetLinx Master Controller

used to control the system. DXP-PRO supports NetLinx Integrated Controllers such as: NI-700,

NI-2000, NI-3000, NI-4000, and the NXI equipped with an NXC-ME260/64 Master card. The

wizard only allows you to choose a NetLinx Master that is able to accommodate the devices and

functions specified within your project.

Once the steps outlined in the wizard are completed, it automatically generates all NetLinx program

files, touch panel files, and a comprehensive report file for the system. While these

auto-generated program files can be used as-is, they can also be modified using NetLinx Studio™

and TPDesign4. These applications allow you to customize the NetLinx code and touch panel files

to accommodate specific client desires as well as those unique requirements always found in

custom installations.

This manual will take you through the steps required to generate a system using the DXP-PRO

wizard.

New Features available within version 1.1

 Enhanced Automation

This new feature is added as a selectable option within the Touch Panel Interfaces dialog

page. Enhanced Automation allows you to exclude specific buttons from the Navigation

menu, such as Display, Lights, Macros, and Relay buttons. It also allows you to

customize the DXP-PRO generated touch panel file information by copying buttons from

the underlying pages and providing that functionality onto the current page.

De-selecting these (Display, Lights, Macros, and Relay) radio boxes specifies which

buttons will be excluded from the output touch panel pages (within the project file) for

the chosen touch panel.

You can have multiple instances of DXP-PRO generated projects open in NetLinx

Studio at any time.

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 Support for NI-700 NetLinx Integrated Controller

This new controller is treated the same as any of the other NI Series of Integrated

Controllers. If the project calls for more ports than the NI-700 can provide (2 Serial and

1 IR), it is not selectable as a system controller via the DXP-PRO wizard.

 Support for Cameras

This new far-end control of external cameras (using Serial control ports) is possible by

supporting them as a Source type (external to a video conferencing unit) using a remote

serial interface operating on a selected port. Their selection is added as a choice from a

drop-down selection list within the Camera Control section of the Device Data tab. These

cameras must first be added as a Source type within the same Device Data tab of the

Device Configuration dialog page before they can be used by other sources such as a

video display. This feature is only supported within G4 touch panels.

 Support of remote serial interface usage (Display devices and External cameras)

This new support is added as way of providing far-end control of external cameras and

display devices using Serial control ports. This is accomplished by allowing you to

choose either Camera or Display as a selectable Source Types within the Device Data

tab of the Device Configuration dialog page. This feature allows you to extend their

"reach" and control an external camera directly by parsing out Send Commands to the

external Serial control ports. Local control of cameras is done indirectly via the use of

AXB-PT15 camera controllers.

 Support for MeetingManger

This new support is added as a selectable option within the Integrated Applications

dialog page. Enabling this option, provides the ability to enable touch panel pages to

support the on-screen display of room scheduling and appointments. All queriable

devices within the target environment such as: source/display/switching devices, and

AMX devices (touch panels and NXA-UPSs) can be monitored via the MeetingManager

application.

No scheduling capabilities are available through the DXP-PRO touch panels and must be

done through the actual RMS (Resource Manager Suite) application interface.

To enable online/offline notification, the programmer would need to write custom

Resource Manager NetLinx code within the DXP-PRO project file that is downloaded

to the target Master. This custom code is written within the custom.axi file.

If either a Camera or Video Display (such as a Projector/Plasma and TV) are chosen

to be controlled via Serial (RS-232), two new fields become available within the

Device Data section. Place a checkmark in the Use remote serial interface field to

indicate you are using an external serial interface or leave it unchecked to use a

Serial port on the Master.

If this option is checked, you can choose which port on the serial interface to use by

choosing a port from the drop-down list. This was implemented to communicate to

some cameras and display devices that are not located near the Master.

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 Support for i!-TimeManager

This new support is added as a selectable option within the Integrated Applications

dialog page. Enabling the Use i!-TimeManager option prompts you to select a time zone

and apply Daylight Savings Time rules.

 Support for i!-Weather

This new support is added as a selectable Source Type within the Device Data tab of the

Device Configuration dialog page. i!-Weather is treated as a source type and not a

controlled source. Only one instance of i!-Weather is allowed within the Source list.

 Support for G4 Computer Control

This new support is added as a selectable Source Type within the Device Data tab of the

Device Configuration dialog page. G4 Computer Control (G4CC) can be configured as a

source type within a system and also available for use within every touch panel that

resides within the same system.

 Support for PictureFrame

This new support is added as a selectable option within the Touch Panel Interfaces dialog

page. Selecting this radio box specifies that the output project file for the chosen touch

panel will support the use of PictureFrame application on the panel's inactivity page.

 Support for TakeNote!

This new support is added as a selectable option within the Touch Panel Interfaces dialog

page. Selecting this radio box specifies that the output project file for the chosen touch

panel will support TakeNote!

 System Startup and Shutdown Macros

These new macros are added to the already existing list within the Navigation and

Routing Macros dialog page. These macros add their corresponding buttons to the initial

logo page and allow users to specify a series of actions (macro steps) that are performed

upon execution of the shutdown or startup macro buttons. These can be zero step macros;

if zero steps are used, the buttons are then removed from the touch panel interface.

 Volume Level Adjustment for a Macro Step

This new feature is added as an available tab within the Macro Steps dialog page. This

feature allows you to set a volume level appropriate to the specific macro's function.

DXP-PRO natively supports G4 Computer Control from AMX. DXP-PRO is not

intended to support 3rd party (free) VNC clients that are downloadable from the

Internet.

When using G4 Computer Control, it is important to understand that DXP-PRO does

not setup the USB stick applications for you. It is necessary to configure the

corresponding configCC and amxCC application information fields (regarding the

Master and touch panels) prior to compiling the DXP-PRO project. Any Master code

alterations and configCC field entries must be done prior to launching the amxCC

executable.

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Supported Operating Systems

 Windows 2000® (Service Pack 4 or greater)

 Windows XP® Professional (Service Pack 1)

Minimum System Hardware Requirements

 Pentium 450 MHZ processor (Pentium 700 MHZ or faster recommended)

 Recommended total installed memory (per OS):

 Windows 2000: 128 MB

 Windows XP (Pro): 256 MB

 A VGA monitor running at a minimum resolution of 800 x 600

 Windows-compatible CD-ROM drive

 Mouse (or equivalent pointing device)

 Minimum free disk space: 2 GB

 Internet Access (for Web Update functionality)

Minimum System Software Requirements

Verify that you have downloaded the latest versions of these applications to your computer prior to

launching DXP-PRO.

 Microsoft MDAC v2.6

 NetLinx Studio 2.2

 TPDesign 3.16

 TPDesign4 2.3 (build 353 or higher)

 DXP-PRO Image File - If the application fails to detect at least one valid set of

background images and at least on valid set of button images, a separate installation of

the Image File is required. This image installation is available on the DXP-PRO section

of the Application Files page on www.amx.com. If the application fails to detect at least

one valid set of background images and at least on valid set of button images the

following message box will be displayed and the application terminated.

Downloading the Application

Design XPress - Professional (DXP-PRO) can be downloaded from the AMX web site only after

you have successfully logged-in as a registered user. Upon entry to the site, navigate to the Software

Center (Tech Center > Application Files) to download the application. You must download all of

the files in the Design XPress - Professional section, or you may download the compressed file,

which contains all of the other files in the directory.

If you are installing NetLinx Studio on a Windows XP or 2000 machine, you must

have Administrator rights to install and run all required System files.

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The two Adobe Acrobat files included (in addition to this one) are:

 The On-Site Installer’s Guide is intended for the equipment installer.

 The User-Interface Guide describes the Touch Panel UI, and is provided as a reference

for designers, installers, and end-users.

Supported Touch Panels

G4 Touch Panels

DXP-PRO (version 1.1 or higher) supports the following AMX (G4) touch panel types:

 Modero CV7: 7" Modero Touch Panel (with video capabilities)

 MVP-7500: 7.5" Modero ViewPoint Touch Panel

 MVP-8400: 8.4" Modero ViewPoint Touch Panel

 Modero CA12: 12" Modero Touch Panel

 Modero CV12: 12" Modero Touch Panel (with video capabilities)

 Modero CA15: 15" Modero Touch Panel

 Modero CV15: 15" Modero Touch Panel (with video capabilities)

 Modero CV17: 17" Modero Touch Panel (with video capabilities)

G3 Touch Panels

Supported G3 touch panel types:

 CV6: 6" touch panel with video

 CA10: 10.4" touch panel (both NXD and NXT models)

 CV10/CG10: 10.4" touch panel with video (both NXD and NXT models)

G3 Touch Panel Considerations

The AXD/AXT CA10, CG10, and CG10 panels do not support the following devices:

 MAX Integrated Content Server

 Video Conferencing devices

 Cameras

 G4 Computer Control

 TakeNote

Select Help > Web Update to automatically check for program updates. The

program prompts you to download and install any updates that are available.

Unless otherwise specified, these panels encompass both NXD and NXT models

(when available). The nomenclature "NXD" represents the Wall Mount version and

"NXT" indicates the Table Top (tilt) model.

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 Resource Management (RMS)

 PictureFrame

The AXD-CV6 has the same considerations as the other G3 panels, but it also does not

support the following devices:

 Audio Conferencing

Supported Subsystems and Equipment

DXP-PRO (v1.1) supports the following subsystems and equipment:

Audio/Video Switchers

• ADA Suite 16

• Autopatch 1YDM

• Autopatch Half-Y

• Autopatch Modula

• Autopatch Precis

• Extron Crosspoint 124

• Extron Crosspoint 128

• Extron Crosspoint 1616

• Extron Crosspoint 168

• Extron Crosspoint 84

• Extron Crosspoint 88

• Extron Crosspoint Plus 124

• Extron Crosspoint Plus 128

• Extron Crosspoint Plus 1616 HV

• Extron Crosspoint Plus 1616 HVA

• Extron Crosspoint Plus 168

• Extron Crosspoint Plus 84

• Extron Crosspoint Plus 88

• Extron MAV 128

•Extron MAV 84

• Extron Maxtrix 3200

• Extron Maxtrix 50

• Extron Maxtrix 6400

• Extron MSV Series (Inline)

•Extron SW Series

• Key Digital Systems KDMSW8x3

• Key Digital Systems KDSW4x1

• Network Communications Vikinx Media8

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Audio Conferencing Devices

AMX NetLinx Integrated Controllers

Cameras

CD (Compact Disc) Players

DVD (Digital Video Disc) Players

• ClearOne XAP400

• ClearOne XAP800

• ClearOne XAP800/ XAPTH2

• Polycom Vortex EF2241

• Polycom Vortex EF2280

• Polycom Vortex EF2280/EF2201

The supported Audio conference units are controlled only via Serial (RS-232).

• NI-700

• NI-2000

• NI-3000

• NI-4000

• NXI equipped with a NXC-ME260/64 Master card

• Canon VC-C4

• Epson ELPDC202

• Kalatel Cyberdome

• Sony DXC-990/390

• Sony DXC-950/970

• Sony EVI-D100

• Sony EVI-D70

• Wolfvision VZC10

• Denon DN-C635

• Denon DN-T625

• Denon DN-T645

• Marantz PMD325

• Adcom GDV850

• Denon DVD2900

• Denon DVD3800

• Denon DVD9000

• Faroudja DVP-1500

• Integra DPS9.1

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Lighting

MAX - Integrated Content Servers by AMX

MAX-MMS and MAX-IMS media servers are supported for G4 touch panels only, via Ethernet

control.

DXP-PRO treats these devices essentially the same as any other Ethernet-controlled device (such as

MP3 players). To add MAX servers to a DXP-PRO project be aware that:

 The MAX-MMS and MAX-IMS servers are controlled only by Ethernet and must be

used with AMX G4 touch panels.

 The MAX-AVM A/V Module(s) connected to a MAX-MMS server must each be set to a

unique zone number (per server).

 Refer to the MAX-MMS and MAX-IMS Installation Guides (available online at

www.amx.com) for details.

• Integra RDV1

• Kenwood DV5900M

• Marantz DV8400

• Marantz PMD930

• Marantz VC5400

• Onkyo DVS939

• Philips Pro DVD 175

• Sony DVP-CX777ES

• Yamaha DVD-C940

• Yamaha DVD-S2300MK2

•AMX ALD-D48

• AMX Radia

• Clipsal C-Bus Note: The Clipsal C-Bus and Dynalite lighting systems

(DXP-PRO v1.1 or higher) are primarily used outside the U.S.

• DynaLite - Any DTK Series

• Lehigh DX2

• LiteTouch 5000LC

• Lutron GRAFIK Eye

• Lutron Homeworks Interactive

• Lutron RadioRA

• Vantage Qlink

• Tridonic DALI Note: The Tridonic Lighting System type does not have

feedback; therefore, the buttons in DXP will not depress to

reflect feedback.

• Other Ethernet - user supplied/modified light

• Other Serial - user supplied/modified lights.axi

• MAX-MMS MultiMedia Servers (MAX-MMS125/200/300/350/400M/900M)

• MAX-IMS Integrated Music Servers (MAX-IMS500/1000/1500/2500)

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MP3 Players

Plasma Displays

Serial-Interface Devices

User Interfaces

Video Cassette Recorder (VCR)

If multiple MAX-MMS or MAX-IMS servers are used in a project, each server must

have its own unique IP Address.

An identical IP Address can't be assigned to more than one device, with the exception

of a MAX. A MAX unit can ONLY have an identical IP only if it uses different zones

per display name entry. Ex: A MAX-IMS assigned to IP Address 1.1.1.1 - Zone 1 can

exist in the same project as another MAX-IMS assigned to IP Address 1.1.1.1 -

Zone 2. If you assign to max units with the same IP Address and Output Zone, you

will receive an error message.

• Audio ReQuest ARQ2

• Imerge SoundServer·

• Integra NAS-2.3 Net-Tune

• Marantz DH9300·

• Hitachi CMP4201

• Hitachi CMP5000

• Marantz PD5020D

• NEC 42VP4

• Runco PL43HDX

• Runco PL50HDX

• Runco PL61GX

• Samsung SyncMaster 403T

• Sharp LCM3700

For a more concise list of supported A/V Switchers, Audio Conferencing, Video Conferencing,

Compact Disc Players, DVD Players, Plasma Displays, VCRs and Video Projectors, refer to the

DXP-PRO Supported Devices document, available online at www.amx.com.

AMX Touch Panels (see the listing in the previous section).

• JVC SR-S365U

• Marantz MV8300

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Video Conferencing Devices

Video Projection Devices

• Polycom VS4000

• Polycom VSX8000

• Tandberg Tandberg 2500

• Tandberg Tandberg 6000

The supported Polycom Videoconference units are controlled only via Serial

(RS-232). Tandbergs have RS-232 and IP control available.

• Barco IQG300

• Barco IQR300

• ChristieDigital DS30

• ChristieDigital RoadRunnerL6

• ChristieDigital VistaS3

• Digital Projection iVision SXGA

•Eiki LCXG200

• Epson PowerLite7800p

• Epson PowerLite811P

• Epson PowerLite 8150i

• Epson PowerLite8300i

• Hewlett Packard XP8010

• Infocus SP7200

• Marantz VP12S1

• Marantz VP12S2

• NEC GT Series

•NEC LT Series

• NEC MT Series

• NEC SX Series

• Optoma EzPro H55

• Optoma EzPro750

• Optoma EzPro753

• Optoma EzPro755

• Runco CL710

• Runco DTV1200

• Runco VX1000ci

• Runco VX5000c

• Sharp PGA10S

• Sharp Electronics PGC45X

• Sharp Electronics XGV10XU

• Sharp Electronics XGC50X

• Sharp Electronics XGC60X

• SIM2 HT300

• Yamaha DPX1000

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